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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

London. July 25.-Toe dancing Il
not q comparatively modern French
invention, as Is popularity supposed
since n piece OF Egyptian pottery
over 2.0OO years old, now exhibited
by the Institute OF Archaeology,
shows a girl taking such steps IN
modern ballet style.
The antiquity 1f toe dancing Is
only one Of the things revealed by
the Egyptian collection brought from
Meroo in the sudan by Prof. John
Garstang. stones OF Astronomical
buildings there show considerable
knowledge Of the heavens. ON one
stone was sketched an instrument for
measuring angles ana taking eleva-
lions. while another drawing tends
to show that an effort was made 10
measure the circumference 81 the
moon. Certain marks measuring the
shadows Of the sun Indicate an Of
fort to get the lrtitude and longi-
Jude Of Mcroe.
An entirely new language. which
at present II "a mystery, was also dis
covered by archaeologists here. i'm
certain inscriptions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

London. July 25.-Tomalc bob
bies' will be "a feature OF London lie
IL Lord Bentlnck's amendment TO
the criminal justice bill II carried by
parliament. lie proposed that eacn
metropolitan and county borough
should have at least two women po-
lice c~onstnhlcs.
In the general bill. which Is con-
sidcrcd certain 10 pass. women ofh-
GERS are provided. To look after wo-
men prisoners out on probation, n
each police station would ave 1T
matrOn.
Tho men will also gain by the new
law. Workers Will be allowed seven
clear days within which 90 pay fines,
IN order that a payday may be in
cluded In the period. At present "A
prisoner unable Ia settle the fine on
sentence has To take the alternative
OF Jail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

Dittingen, Canton OF Bern, Swit2-
erland. July 25.-Thc ccmen factory
which uscd To be the pride OF This
town, because II represented the
pricipal industry OF the place. was
blown 90 pieces BY is June
%, under the supervision OF the local
police. The great min had been
bought by a syndicate and closed as
unnecessary to the system. The syn
dictate had 90 continue TO pny the
taxes as heavy as though the works
were In operation, and IL was de
cided therefore - destroy them.
Charges Of dynamite were placed
under the tail chimneys and at vari-
Gus places in the walls throughout
the mandatory. The cartridges
were exploded simultaneously by
electric connections. and the whole
place became a mass OF broken walls
ana piles OF brick. some OF the
townspeOple cried as they saw the
place tumble into ruins. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

Paris. July 25.-The latest addi-
ton To the Paris Art World II an
exhibition OF American art by typical
American artists. The exhibitors
his year are Bryson Burroughs. cur
ator OF paintings at the metropolitan
museum, New York, and Ernest
Lawson. OF the Art students league
New York. The wbrk OF the two ar
lists Is entirely different. Lawson
belongs Ia the futuristlc impression
istic school, the palette knife being
used more extensively than the
brush, while burroughs work, espe-
cially his figure groups. are on the
order % mural decorations. and the
influence OF Botticelii may be clearly
seen in them. Lawson, IN his land
scapes, has admirably caught the
clear American atmosphere. Every
detail stands out In bold relief
there ls no softening mask OF haze,
or dim suggestion OF figures, such as
one finds in the works OF Corot and
his contemporaries. The criticism
has been made that his colors are
too striking. but when the right per-
spcctiVc mas been obtained. they be-
come diffuscd and softcned until
they melt into a harmonious whole.
London, July 25.-American hot
weather foods failed To take with the
London public during the recent tor
rid spell, when the Thermometer
touched 30 degrees IN the shade. The
English restaurants In the business
section reported no falling off IN tho
orders FOR roast beef and Yorkshire
steak, ana kidney pudding n peas
and potatoes. although there was an
unusual demand for current roll.
IAN this talk about summer diet
ana keeping cool ~ TOmmyrot." said
the proprietor Of an inn celebrated
for It's steak and kidney %puddings;
II believe ia a man sticking TO his
grub"
A customer ordered a glass OF ice
water from an Did fashioned Eng
lish waiter.
iced water 40, sir" ne replied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
World Topics Discussed
in the Capitals of Europe

stout or ale cir. are very nice In this
eat, sir"
Al the same time the shops SELL
ing soft drinks did a heavy business
durine the hot spell. London's ice
supply ran very short and gave out
entirely in many sections Of the city.
Constantinoplc. 5uly 25.-In proof
81 the new spirit nov stirring the
Turkish people. the foreigners here
cite the sudden Interest taken In the
stage. Many well known plays. in-
Guiding La Dame aux Camelias,
have been translated into Turkish
for production. Some Of Moliere's
comedies and Examinations Of
Sherlock Holmes stories are also
booked.
IL is comparatively few years ago
that Constantinoplc had a Few houses
uf amusement OF the poorest class.
Of which the best was a degenerate
circus. Now, with NJ. Antoine. the
famous Parislan director. in charge
Ut the Conservatoirc of CONSTANT
nopie, some fine productions may be
expected. Native writer's are also
exercising their hands at the drama.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25

London. July 25.-In spite OF the
protests OF persons aud societies In
terested In the preservation OF Old
landmarks, the building at 30 or DC
Great Queen street, known as Hos
wells House. Is doomed 60 make
place for a modern Free Masons
hail. Besides its historical assOciR-
ton with boswell, johnson. Garrick
and other distinguished men of that
time, the house Is an interesting eN-
ample OF seventeenth century design.
II not lone by lingo Jones. says one
antiquarian, IL vas at least the work
OF one OF tho Jones school
Paris, July 25.-An army OF 5000
women selling artificial flowers in "a
single day in Paris gathered more
than 10000 for the French He'd
Cross society. The campaign was "a
special one for the benefit OF the
sick ana wounded French soldiers in
Morocco. The women charity work
ers sold the little lower not only Ia
the streets but In the thoaters and
the principal cafes n restaurants.
Their richest harvest was az the We
lodrom on the night of the Johnson
Moran fight. Although the flowers
were selling for only two cents many
Of the spectators In the rinsside seats
dropped silver and gold into the col
iectng boxes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Life in New stree.

Life in New Street, with tho doors Of
the Stock Exchange closed, has become
a. vastly interesting thing. For como
years the principal Importance Of this
narrow thoroughfare has been that II
sheltered a group Of mysterious indi-
viduals known as the put N call crowd
and that n also furnished rear exits TO
the exchange but New Street In war
times has regained something OF ith old
estate twenty or more years ago Nova
days al reads In tho financial district
lead to New Street Besides harboriny
the only free and unrestricted market In
stocks 1t has become mo clearing house
for ali gossip In the narrow canyon
bounded by wall Street and Exchange
place ihero congregate. every day from
10 o'clock to a crowd that Ia as nearly
representative as could be OF the manifold
activities In the financial district Every
one comes there from the bank president
to tho we'll known panhandlers who have
been In Wall Street 80 long that they
have become q more or less cherished In
stltution IL Is only necessary to walk
through New Street once to be struck by
tho richly varied types of humanity that
iii II from curb to curb
There are Stock Exchange members,
Cotton Exchange members, Produce Ex-
change members, Consolidated and curb
brokers. down and out spectators, cele-
brated because they failed for millions n
generation ago and have existed nobody
knows how ever since: bargain hunters.
racetrack touts, former bucket shop OPP
orators newspapers mon. politicians, mes
sengcr boys, bankers. ministers, stenog-
raphers, plain clothes men and policemen
In uniform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
Speculation In wheat.

Quite n number OF Stock Exchange
Arms have recently taken out memhe--
ships IN the Chicago Board Of Trade In
order to onset the hardship imposed by
tho suspension OF trading In securities
Tho violent rihe in wheat "A few weelts
ago plainly pointed 70 the possibilities
In this direction. At that tirne It was
reported that tho Arms which already
had Chicago memberships we're doing IL
iandoftice busInvaA and had made blk
prUnts for their customers. since tae
partial collapse of tho boom. however
there has been luil in tho speculs lion.
groat many persons, apparently, have
taken their prohts and other accounts In
sufficiently marg4ned have been sold out
Hut the lull, 1; seems to lie confidently
expect d, Is to be only temporary. 40
tivity should start up again, u Is claimed,
II only because numbers of invetoratc
SPECTATORS ia stoclts ind life Gif1ituit
10 live unless they are riskIng their
money. In 4 game that gives action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Gross earnings OF the neIas Power ana Llsht
COMPANY for August. 1874 were fla2,r'l IN III
crease Of yi.2-?. Expense, und taxes were
tgs heavier while net earnings Increased
g. 5Sl to $500. For The twelve months ended
August 81, 1919. srnsa carmugH aggregated VI.
10 2n. compared with N,O9iii;, an increase OF
Sas. 80, or q per Nont Expenses and taxes
were ~ pcr cent larser. while net earnings
we're s6i3 I36. a gain Of $50 1oi, or q per cent.
over the preceding year. Tho balance after
interest charges ana preferred dividends was
yi0.~~i. - decrease oi SSS,S2. The decreased
balance was owing 20 the payment OF dividends
on tho second preferred stock, which was not
made In tho previous year
W IIaisey A Co. are distributing a general
circular hsting a variety OF investment bonds
at attractive prices. pago OF this circular
is devoted 70 a discussion OF tho present In
Vesment situaiion.
Tha DuUue.ne Light Company reports Gross
earnings for AuguJt OF t1Ls2l. an increase of
S9olli or 50 per cont Expenses and taxes
were 70 !,er cont lawyer aud not earning. were
yuc.. lr compared with ;&..SA IN August,
ltlS For The wear Gross "erllinsH totalled
s.l3s1,. 70 rain Of n p-r cent. Expenses and
tuNca ros" Il per ceut. and net earnings were
SAB.ug. an increase of ~ pCr cent. After IRE
Tered IN vidonds there was q balance OF S"ss
-. an increase ot n per cert. uvcr tho pre-
Nluus year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
THE COPPER MARKET.

Another day OF dulnese was reported
in the copper market yesterday, but thls
wa. relieved 90 some extent by Interest
iut, trade Developments OF nature other
than sales.
ducing and exporting Interests agalns, inc
DELAY and holding up OF neutral copper
consigned 70 neutral ports In neutral bot
toms 10y the British came to light II
took the form OF "A telegram to senator
St,,oot OF Utah and was sent 10y tie IN
teruationM Metals Selling Company
which has the marketing OF about o",op''-
600 pounds OF copper annually.
The writer secured a copy Of this tel
egram from nm official OF the company,
II said: British Governments interior
Auce copper shipments neutral bottoms
Rotterdam seriously endurEers copper IN
dustry this country Make appeal 10 YOU
as Senator representing large copper m
dustry make Representations stat" DC
partment stop unreasonable interference
our neutral trade. British royal procla
nation. second Hague conference auPu-
lations. American war risk bureau. 10
not mention copper as even conditional
contraband Unless shipment copper "a
neutrills can be kept open afraid further
reduction production inevitable
Not only was this the first protest
against delay of exports. hut II carried
the first official intImation that the coun-
trys output of copper might have 10 I'M
derRo further curtailment, which now *
tends to about 30 per cent. or capacity
Another development Of interest was
that tho American Smelling and Refining
Company had named It's August average
at 1884 cents, At which ~ would settl,
Tor copper taken N during that month
In tho absence OF averages usually com
! piled 10y the LnJtroCrthg and N'huil
! journal n bGCame necessary for tn
! American Smelling ana Il, Aiming Com
| pauy to reach basis OF settlement THU
was found in the average price received
| for Gales from July 81 10 September l.
made against such purchases Of coppe
! from mine operators
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Cali money ruled at 8 per cent.

Call money ruled az 9 per cent.
The time money market was dull with
rates from to par cent, for all ma
turltisg,
Commercial paper was quiet ~ from
TO per cent. for all maturities.
Domestic exchange on New York: ~.
louis, &c premium san Frarcisco, Coo,
premium: Chicago, zoe premium; Gin
cinratl. csc. premium.
Cali money In London wac H.. Il : per
cent
Sterling exchange declined. Rates
woro. Demand, 4.9S; cables. 4,o9.
Bar silver In London, 2id, n New
York. 5:fIc
Now York Clearing House statement;
Exchanges s211,42lgl5, balances, S3i'
c5t.Go6; sub-TrcasuTy debit balance
5Al,o3T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01

PUBLIC NOriCLs,


Notice e. hereby ghcn that th' T,
signed Viii sen TO The highos hdHs!
therefor acver bonds cf me Town ~ "
towaEs, Erie County, Ntw York, ~ 'a,
groEate par ya'uo of tlS,Uuo.oo, a. tNa
Ia the forenoon on tho ID day OF 900 I
1914. at tho office or tho Town Cicrr
town snd that hc will receive bias a.. ~
honos, OF any portion thereof. UP 70 ? ~ "
the time Of such Ebl-.
These bonds consist % eighteen bo7F ~,
the denomination Of 100000 csrn
prtnclpaI Of one ~ these bonds will ma ~
each year or the lst day OF April from y
20 1919. Interest viii BE- paid sent 700 ,
IN April ist ard October let. 1T ths -1 .. y
ave per centum, Per aunum, or fuch SO
ratio OF interest az the purchaser ehiI 'T w
in hts hid -
Each proposal must be sscompari.i ~
certified check payable 20 tho order ~ -
Supervisor % 'lto Town OF che ~ .'oUa-t. ~
two per C"Htun Of the amount u.1
Tho right ST. Reserved to reject any ". ~
bids and TO waive any informalltj.
FRANK NTIDf
Supervisor or the Town Of ChccS ,o--sA
T o tddr@ss--Farkl ~ 7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of tho stoeH
holders OF MAXWELL MOTOR COMPASN
INC. will be held on the 1871 day OF O..
tober, 1914. al 1900 o'clock Noon AZ nv
office OF the Corporation, Dupont Builiiht,
Wilmington, Delaware, for me purpote y,
electiug IL Board OF Directors and for me
transaction OF such other business a. may
properly come before tho meeting
la accordance with tho Laws o. the say
OF Dels ware, no stock can be voted 90 uhlch
has been transferred on the hooka Of -
corporation within twenty days cert c~
ceding this election.
Dated: New York, septemher II. lrlA
l. w. LINAWEAVER, Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
COTTONSEED OIL.
nrnucrs Give support 90 Market
Less Speculative prcssure.

Moderate advances occurred through
tho oil list. Somo OF the rehncrs were
"reI,cd WIN distributing supporting or
derg. There We're tenders for ] 800 bar
rcl9 Of October which were more readily
7bsnrbod. Oil has como ont of store and
on the other hand some stun viii agala
"ntsr the warehouses Consuming adj
,coa CONFLICT The price Of oil does much
tu discourage poss,mism, Crude oil Is
3tI-c In TeNua
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01

Notice Is hereby given that the annus
meeting OF the stockholdcra OF The NohIh,
ERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CONPANt ~ .
be held on ThurtdAy, October T.. lsii,
twelve o'clock noon. At No. % Nassau go,
New York CITY, FOR the purpose 80 e.e-.i't
thirteen Directors Of the CompauF 70 --'
for ono year and uutil their ~ e'-or' ~
elected, and for the transaction o' an
business that may lawfully be t-oNfN' ''
fore the meeting
GEORGE II. Earl sscre'sr
New York. September ~. i9li
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
sUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
Pad by Sub-Ireasury 20 banks ..... s1So.oo0
Pad by banks 10 SubTrca.ury..,,., fDT ,Ooc
Toes TO banks on days transactions $50, ooO
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
Pad by Sub-rIcasury 20 banks ..... t7.i6 M
Paid By banks q" sub Treasary..... $4,000
loss 10 bank. ,G4+. 600
week 1890, l.saAoA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
J. |. Case Tbreshing Machine company
lIncOrporatpdl

Racine. wis, L. :. A, Scpy m Irr 1884,
i dividend % one ana tls----dua-r .r" We
cent. u 9. "a has been dSc.artI on t1H Htl
FERRED STOCK 81 tho Company. Pc Abe
Thursday, October J, 1874. 20
holders q record Al thu Close OF 81 '.."
Monday. September -, 1914; ans
on October l. 1914, the Voting ....l
for the holdSsa OF PREFEkRIr ~fH.t
TRUST CERTIFICATES will bo prep" 3D.
distribute the above dividend when s,.-'..
by them among such holders eut.tH. ... ...
whose names appear "a record on trs.- :
at the close OF business MondaI, sep. o. .s.
-, 1919. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Stk Amt Payable,


Conpany and Term. Stb Amt payabls,
Scruritlea Corporation Gen.
eral. uudrtcrly ............ - ~. Oct. II
STANDARD VI lunt, semi annual pfd 2iv'o Or 81
American Mating, SEM.
annual ..............,..... ... MD SI ----
American Tru,t, Quarterly 800 Oct !
United Cigar Stores, Ltd, of
Canada. Uudtrrly,..,,,,., ptd lhe1 Oct. 10
international Paper, quu>
tcrly .... ,...,........,.',..., ptd hfe OCT. IL
Delaware. LackaW anna and
Western CpW, Quarterly. @i5gc Oct. IL
United Railways and Flee.
trio, quarterly ......,.,..,,.. com Soc Oct n
Imperial Tobacco Of Canada.
Ltd, semi annual ,........,. pfd pTc -----.
Imperial Tobacco OF Canada.
Ltd., semi annual .,......,.. ord 2ce -,
Continental Paper liag, quar-
ter,y ..,,....... :, -. MD 49, Sept 80
Continental Paper Nag quar-
t'rly ......... ......,,.,...,. cum it4cs Sep, A.
Recce Buttunholc Sewing
VI lcIiuc, Guarterls......... 1es OCT. Ii
international Bu'tunhule Ma
chine, quarterly .,,,,........ lie OCT. Il
Reece Folding Machine, quar-
tcriy ,...,,.,........,,.'...,. - 10 Oct. u
| Globe 'Wernlcke, quarterly" pid iisS. Got /,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHING TON. sept. 9c.-1he statement of
the receipt. and pay warrants Of the Treasury
shows:
Yesterday Thi. month Fiscal year,
Recent. ... 81 t7J. ~, SjO.JIG GQ7 Sli4 S02 SO
~ warram. l.OlS.7Sl 6o,e36,lI -oi. $40 200
D-A,st...... syS4, iGl SO ,so654 ,G2'
surplus
Receipts from customs yesterday were
.iits3t. from Internal revenue, ordinary
sa,,.,i9: corporation tax, Si0,4Js, and miscel-
lauruus, So. .Sa.
Nss uH1.
Tue cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer Tor September - shows:
IsIrNn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
THE HANOVER NATIoNAI. BANK
NJ lha litA III An.. Nnrl

New York. September rs, ie't
The Board OF Directors have this tey ~
cisred II quarterly Dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT, payable on and after october l'i
1914 The transfer books will remain '--i
from September 18th to that date
ELMER l.. WHITTAKER CASh'er.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
OFFICE oF
TIE NIAGARA WI. EOMER 90

10 BiOnd 81, VOW NOTk. StptenDTr = NJ
At meeting OF the Board Of Oircr.'-
this Company held on tho .2th uiy H. -.r
'en1ber. 1914. dividend Of 81 per snal.
declared on the capital stock Of tr'- Come
pauy, payable on and after tho lith -
October, 1914, TO stOCkholdCra OF rg....
the close Of business on the 30Lh g.. a.
September, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
Coupons Due and Payable al The Office Of
A.RLEACH&CO.
l49 BROADWAY, N. Y.

OCTOBER isT. 1914.
Barlow. Florida.
Bellairc, Ohio, Water Works and Water
Works Refunding.
Bessemor. Mich. sch. Bldg.
Cumberland County, y, g., Fdg,
knoxville Gas Co., LIST NortEntr.
Lancaster. n. A.. Sewer
Martin County, MINI, Ditch.
Midland Park, y, ", ST. Imp
Muncic. Ind, School.
NorWihk, Conn, Funding.
Racine. Wis,
Red Take, Co., MINI. Ditch.
He'd Lodge. Mont. Sewer.
somersct Co.. Md, Funding.
spokane, Wash. Water.
spokane. Wssh.. Municipal
sumter Co.. Ala, Road.
Trenton, TENT. travelling
NauNiu, Wis.
Winona, city o. MINI, School
OCTOBER End.
Ration, y. Mex.
Warren Co.. ky.
OCTOBER iOrH.
Joliet. ILL.,, Rounding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
Bnpkpote Issue In Peru.

LIMA, Peru, Sept S0.--The PeruNla ian
Congress approved to-day the issue OF
Sio,56o, 600 ia bank notes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.

Coupons duo OCTOBER lst, WI IRON Dotr'f
Fort Wayne Belle lsls Railway Fret CON
eolidated Mortgage 90 Gold Bonds VII -
paid on and after that date OIL preeonta i'ra
AZ the office OF the Agente, Bank OF Mon
Ircal. 60 Wall street. New York
q. II. Russell, Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company

Company
10. ls. 20 and ~ WILLIAM STREET
New vor* City
Coupons and Dividends due in October
are payable at this office on and after
October LIST, 1914, as follows:
Birmingham Iron Company
Caysdutta Electric Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Equipment Certificates. Series B
Commercial Cable Company
Conceivable Water Company SO
Housatonic Power Company Notes 4ll%
Jefferson City (Mo.) Water Work, Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
Menomonie Water Works Company
Mobik 4 Ohio Railroad Company Extension
Mortgage
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company Equipment
Agreement, Series B
Muneie Water Works Company
New York Bushes. Buildings Corporation
New England Car Co. Trust Certificates, Serie,
A. New York New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road Company Equipment
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Loui.
Railway Company Ago, Serie, A and B
ST. Louis. County OF
St. Louis Merchant, Bridge Terminal Railway
Company
St. Paul City Railway Company .
St. Joseph Water Company
United Water & Light Company go Note,
United Water & Light Company
Victoria UeIss). City Of
Dividends
Twin City Rapid Transit Co. on Preferred
Stock
Twin City Rapid Transit Co. on Common
Stock
Duluth-Superior Traction Co. on Preferred
Stock
Duluth-Superior Traction Co. on Common
| Stock
F. W. Woolworth Company on Preferred Stock
Weymsn-Bruton Company on Preferred Stock
Weymsn-Bruton Company on Common Stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
To the Holders Of the First Mortgage Serial
SiN Fer Cent. Bonds Of Indian Refining

SiN Fer Cent. Bonds Of Indian Refining
Company;
Notice IL hereby given that the Bankers
Trust Company, az successor Trustee under
= Mortgase dated Match -. 1911. maze by
Indian keun.nE Company 20 The Mercantile
Tru.t Company, - Trustee, will receive
untii - o'clock noon. on Or1ober &c. 1854,
Etulrd proposals for the sale 20 y on 80
vemoer It'll. igl4 OF bond, occurred by said
mortgage sIN tenn IN amount to cvh7u-t
he sum of F.fty-lNo thousand s'yty-clgh.
and @e-loU hu.iara tfal.otS."g' ~ Tho Tnh-
iug fund under tsid Inor'gag., az % price not
eNrtaIlng one hundred and Two per centun
to2o5p Of me principal and accrued in
teTcst OF such bonds as provided IN Ardcie
OF said Mortgage
BA>ktRs TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
bn,rd. Vow Norll. y y. ONtohe- l. .1ll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01

A dividend OF lp. on the common stcct
OF the Mccall Corporation has been declared
payable November Id, 1914, 10 storshodb
OF record November ?, 1914,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01

B. ". JONES. Secretary,
I6 Wall Street. New York City.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, DepositaIy
10 Wall Street, New York City.
NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY,
Chicago, III
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY.
Philadelphia, Pa.
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY.
Boston, Mass.
Agents OF D.pos,tary.
WHITE & CASE. Counsel.
IL Wall Street. New York City.
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