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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
GUM STOCK FURRY CEASES.
Exchange Members Alleged rartici.
patton Not Iuv~stiGated,

The board. OF governors of the Stock
Exchange and the committee on good busl-
ness conduct did not take any action
Yesterday regarding the alleged connec-
ton of Stock Exchange flrm with the
activity and 80 per cent rise In price Of
the stock of the Sterling Gum Company.
II was stated. however that the commit
tee on business conduct would meet to-
day and that the board of governors
would meet tomorrow.
One of the apparent results Of the pub
ltcty given to the matter Sunday was a
sudden cessation Of great activity in the
stock. Yesterday only 500 shares were
dealt in at 81 share. although 1000
shares changed hands Saturday at prices
ranging from 81 to s7is per share. In
fact. yesterday was the quietest day the
stock has seen since It's appearance on
the curb Last Tuesday IL was listed on
the curb when issued" and 1900 shares
were dealt In. The transactions In the
stock up till yesterday have been recorded
as follows. Wednesday, 5000 shares /:
Thursday. $4,000 shares: Friday. 5000
shares. and Saturday. 1000 shares
Eugene Meyer. Jr.. Il Co. who were
mentioned In an advertisement In Mon
days papers as a purchaser OF Sterling
Gum stock. issued the following state
ment yesterday We are not now. and
have not been at any time. interested
directly or indirectly in the affairs OF the
Sterling DUN Company. The use OF our
name In connection with the affairs of the
company is entirely unauthorized"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
REAL ESTATE RECORDS

Bank. iss Bwsy. Arr 8, : ,rs. 'S,J| ~ Saw
Cadwalader. W & r. 10 wall 81. i;66 's
Uptown.
,s 4a"s a. .''s go "s Cd a. Of non
Rosa c, wife Augusta 7 Ro.s,pD lie. :.
Rosina Lordi ESQ E 2ois, st Apr = 20
DRIVE or BouLEvARD IAFAYI.rTiy. 600
:. l.sfl.i n from 3 55th IT \ .oti5 "
h fFS% 10 e iS's sy' TX 2i naSf .s e
81. Apr 6, due as per bond. atl,. r o ~"
i'o Bway ''''''. .'........... .. g. 6oo
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
iS2D ST. 455 r. n $. 3.4xio0--Narih. t...
ner 70 Eugenia Reicher;. IS " ~tia.. .
p c; atty, Title q & 'SO, Co. "
SENECA sT. 5, so LonstclIos; g., u -. 40
Ioo,.LaMrence Davis to chss = tsf,,tr
81 w sSth ST. 4 ano' Apr l. due .s per-
SENECA ST. 5. 100 iongsc.iow, - u ;S
ioo--same to same. Apr :. dup. &. as ~,
sT. W :. .b5.9.s w,s,cbc...'. BOO
4axic7ixi2x ios.ii--freemsn - 90 L.
to Fannie NJ Gross. Plaiuhrld. y 4 A,-.
demand c. atty. Mayer. - C.ll.
ST. " 5. s6as q wcsith..''.'.. . ,g
s,M Srmsrd sp C. atty gam; $500
t9xlos.sx.sxics.6 --saine to SAM Ap.
issD ST, 80. sios " Teiier av - IN ''' %
Louis Haffea to Caroline Har,r Ia.
erosion av pr mtge $1,000. Apr JY.
ns per bond; attys' Frees ME- aiI
80 aV. .'..,... .'.'.-...... ...-... = 100
c3sTH ST. s30 L, r. 26Ni0u rty',.
Ulrich to VIM Scholz i65 T. 1874 -
Apr :. due as per bond. atty. Ti,,c O.
Az. n $, 200 Van >.'
box1o0 - Josephine Reilly To- Ms-v e
Harding, 1876 w cath IT, ct ai ,r, =
3 yrs. p c; atty. II G Harding, 9, 'wsn
Gay "A'v.' 'igas ;'I..'''i,o g,,o ''1o
IIagner to Emigrant Indus sa,inss RI
81 Chambers AZ. Apr .. yrs, p =
sttvs. Amend A, 1ia Natstu - 81, ma
Arc Realty Co to Lawyers Mtgp co 8,
Liberty ct. due as per bond. atty -
CO, lI6 Bway ...,........... ......l % ops
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
ADAMS. DAVIS 4 BARToI.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pnr.ran. -
law OF The formation OF the above Limited
We. the und.rsienea being dcsirou, Of
forming nIsy,s,d Limited Ps,,1s.ship pursuant
FIRST: The name of the arm under which
xpAMs p%vis sARTo be and 2p ihs conn,
wherein the principal place Of business 4,
SECOND: The general nature ~ tn. bust.
nershp is a general Stock and Bono COMMIT pnIs'
sion and BrokeTage business as usually
THIRD: The names Of the General and
sprs'a PS "a, s interested IN said partner
ssP AZ OF p wnSm Of are "a run age 1S h
:, THATCHER NJ. ADAMS. JR a General
raf rss po resisns a. Ne % wes, io,h stree,
MORGAN DAVIS a Genera, Partner. re-.
TIichmond civ ard State Of o. Ne% '' Ysrh OF
-.i HENRY & BARToI. a General Partne-.
Horoush OF Manhattan. city and state or
william II RApIGAH. General Part.
Borough Of Brooklyn City and state Of New
LII TMATcnEn - ,ADAMs, csENloH,. re-.
Borough Of Manhattan city and state o,
H.w Ysrk; is lie Special Partner
e, ,s.,, spselsl rnrsnsT Ths,cssr II Aaar.
is one hundred thousand tsi0O 900, dollars
FIFTH; The said nartnership ~ to begin
on the second day Of March. 1914 and 10
end on the thirty first day OF March 1917
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have her.
unto set our hands and seals this sth day q,
February. one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen
~ PRESENCE OF:
THATcHER y; ADAMS JR Ls.all
MORGAN DAVIS. rS.sll
HENRY c. BARTOf iSa1ii
WILLIAM II RAprGtN fSn1li
THATCHER ". ADAMS SR. iSeali
STATE or NEW YORK. CITY AND
6;h day NJ Frbrua-y. 1911. before me rar-
sonnlly clme THATCHER NJ ADAMS IN.
MORGAN. DAVIS. HENRY o BARTOi.
WILLIAM II RADIGAN and THATCHER
NJ ADAMS. SR. to me sevcral'y known and
IN and who executed the foregoing inst-n-
mcnt. and severally acknowledged to me that
thcy executed the same
VIM RATEMAN notary Pubic y Y
county Nc' .! y hegister No tOli
COUNTY OF NEW YORK ss-rUATCHTp
II ADAMS, JUNIORl, being duly sworn
satin: am one o. the General Partners
In the ah.ye named frm OF ADAMS, DAVIS
certificate 10 be contributed to tho Common
stock Of said partnership hy THATCHER
VI ADAMS tsESIoR), the Special Par,nc-
has heen actually and in good faith paid IN
THATCHER NJ ADAMS. IR
Suh~r-ihed and sworn to before me this
and dag Of March, 1914
WM ! RATEMAN, Notary PuhNr Y y
County No -. y Y Register y, 4ol5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
BIG TENANT FOR POSTAL LIFE.
Five story Addition Planned Re-
Gently Co he Used by One Concern.

The Ave floors to be added to the Postal
Life Insurance Company's building at the
southwest corner Of Nassau and Liberty
streets will be occupied by one OF the big
corporations Of the city. The name Of the
concern could not DO learned yesterday.
Several big concerns from the Standard
Oil Company down to one Of the leading
law schools were mentioned. Even Uncle
Sam was said to have arranged TO take
the space for the use of his income tax
collectors for the First district, now housed
In the Custom House. None of these
guesses could be verified. William NJ. Nc
Carthy. head OF the real estate depart
ment OF the Postal Life Insurance Com
pany. refused to discuss the matter. ex-
planning that II was being handled by
President Malone entirely. After a talk
with Mr.. Malone he said that the deal
mad not reached the point where definite
announcement could be made.
That the deal will go through Is evil
denced. since the company filed plans for
the extra floors with the Bureau OF Build
ings last Saturday. The Improvement
will cost $4,000 and will make the build
ing one Of the tailest along Nassau street.
The building Is now fifteen stories.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
GUARNIERI CORTECE
HUSHES THOUSANDS
Bareheaded Throngs Form ST.
lent Aisles for Funeral Of
Detective Hero.
AVENGER LEADS MARCH
Lieut.. Haerle, Jr., Honorary
Pallbearer-POlice Chaplain
Delivers Eulogy.

rh. h,c ,o,,., r.. GA. .m, a.
'e' "'"e' o''''@' we"
iork ana people generally who admire
brave men did full honor yesterday 10 the
memory OF Joseph Guarnieri, the detec.
tive who was shot To death Tbursd,v
,,,.., 81. ,yu,i.u, ,,..,, 81. :,
'' NV e""' i"'"er vi
Fussy MORGAN eanestcr'
Hundreds climbed the stairs OF the
tenement at 81 Sullivan street to the
ANAL a,ar,ment NJ Mr~ partho,om.v
o.,s.,,. C,,.,,.ur. A..
"O~oV' .'o'"e' "
pay their respects 10 tho dead. MANY
thousands crowded the sidewalks. peered
from windows and roofs and clung to
ara e.canes as tho coffin IVA, horne IN
an. r,h,r,,,, -, 6, ,,.,,,,. a, c,,,,,,,a, .ra
wv" " -" '' Nv %"
HOUSTON streets' where soiemh h'sh
mass OF requiem was celebrated.
Other bareheaded thousands watched
in silence the funeral procession as the
cortege slowly made its way from the
church across town TO the BoMery and
thence over the WILLIAMSBURG Bridge 10
Calvary Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
THE BOSTON MARKET.

RosroN. April 6.-Trading on the local
market was quiet. with an Irregular tone.
American Zinc shares were weak, in re-
Election OF the poor exhibit which the
company made in 1913. failing as 1t did
TO earn operating expenses by more than
$4,000. Among other mining issues
Alaska Gold was the active feature, its
sales comprising more than one-third Of
total dealings for the dav. The price ad
varced Is to 24H Butte Ballak and
Calumet and Arizona each advanced ~.
while Butte and Superior lost like
amount In rails Boston and Maine, on
light trading. eased u to 1874, and New
Haven gained " 10 697s. In the indus
trial list United Shoe and American Sugar
preferred gained "a. the former to h6"i
the latter to 111h. American Telephone
softencd \, to 1217S. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
ORE C0MPANY'S GAINS DROP.
Great Northern Iron Corporation Re
ports Net Receipts s31O,7A5.

Tho Great Northern Iron Ore Proper
ties. corporation. reports for the year
ended December 81. 1913. net receipts of
$310.745. This is a decrease Of sl.510.-
235 from 1912. The drop came chiefly in
tho receipts from operation Of the Great
Western Mining Company.
The lease OF the ore lands now operated
by the Great Western Mining Company.
guaranteed by the United States Steel
Corporation. terminates at the end OF this
year, as announced more than year
ago.
The trustees. Louis w. Hill. James ~
Hill. Walter J. Hill and Edward T.
Nichols. say in the report that they are
holding the trustees cash assets for
the purpose of financing the development
OF the properties made necessary by the
termination Of the lease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
BANKRUPT CITES MUSICA & co.
Echo Of Sensational Failure Heard
In y. -. Holders Petition.

An echo Of the sensational failure Of
A. Musica & Co. and the Human Hair
Company was heard yesterday in the fail
ure OF Frederick u. Holder. who traded as
c. Schumacher & CO.. foreign exchange
brokers. at IS Broad street. lie filed a
petition In bankruptcy. giving his liabill-
ties as siS,673 and his assets as sl0.-
66?. The business was founded In 1856
and Mr.. Holder became the owner of II
about five years ago.
He listed accounts due him from A.
Muslca g. Co. 1T s5,676 and from Ball &
Whicher at si.742. Among the creditors
are several stockholders and lcstelle n
Holder. whose claim is $4,000 for money
advanced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April s,--Northcrn Gem
trail was feature Of the dull and listless
market. The strength OF Northern Cen
trail was in response TO the general feel
ing In this city and Baltimore that "A set
Element OF the lease question Is approach
Ing. II was reported on the street that
tho Maryland Legislature had passed a
bill authorizing the ratification OF the
lease to the Pennsylvania Railroad There
was scattered selling of Philadelphia.
Electric, and that issue fell off "A good
fraction. Odd lot selling Of United Gas
Improvement and General Asphalt pre-
ferred were on the down side. Traction
stocks were very quiet. Arhtrage trad
Ing was light. The summary:
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SUM MONSLs.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
HARRY PDNTNER, Plaintiff. against
ANNA fONTNER. Defendant. Action for
an absolute divorce.
To the above named Defendant,
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an.
sWer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy OF your answer on the plain.
TINS attorney Within twenty (2ol DAYS after
The se,vice OF this summons, exclusive Of the
day Of service and IN case Of your failure
10 appear or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
against you by default for the relief dc
mhuded In tho complaint
Dated New York, March f'h. 1914
GEHA F1CHHoRN, Attorney for Plaintiff
Once and Post once Address No ans
Brcadway Borough OF Manhattan city
TO Anna Pontn-r. the above named De.
PENDANT;
The foregoing summons has been served
upon YOU hy publication, pursuant to an
order OF the Honorable Daniel T Cohaian
Justice OF the supreme Court NJ tito state OF
New York. dated New York. March 9th
1910. and fled with tho complain, on the
10Th. day Of March, 1914 IN the once 81 the
County Court House, In the Borough Of Man.
haitian. CITY OF New York
Dated New York. March 10Th, iala
Yours. SC, GEZA EICHHORS. Attorney
for Plaintiff. Once and Post Once Ad-
dress, No. 400 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan, CITY Of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07

Judge Hough In the United States District
Court granted discharges yesterday to these
baukrupts:
DELANEY ROBERTS COMPANY. engineer
ing contractors. lo3 Park avenue. liablli-
BERGEN & sCHIFFMAN. ,eweiry, az Maiden
lane. liabilities. f36l5.
lGNATTrS BRINA, clerk. b01 West 1l3th
street, liabilities. $685..
SAMUEL CHERSKY. mons furnishing
goods 1850 Eighth avenue, liabilities
ABRAHAM DEuTsCHMEIsrER. 6. East
lo5th street liabilities, si4s
JACOB HATEM, butcher. l62 Essex street
ATGTsT LoNcARlc hotel at valhalla. la
LUBARsKY 4 STEIN. eggs. ais Greenwich
street. liabilities. ss653.
ABRAHAM MATTEL, sS5 East iSed street
KATIE ~ il. MARSHALL s5 claremon,
ayenue, liabilities. si,sN.
restaurants, sos sixth avenue, 6 ston"
HATTlE, MY In, cas Yves, i'eth street
JESSE NJ. SAMPSON. bis West ibist street
liabilities, t"t3fi
BliNIkMI& soMERvlIhE, city .,eur,oyec
20 1eniiInRs street, lia6liiies, g. s9c
GEORGE W STIMPSON, veterinary surgeon
1919 Southern Boulevnrd. liabilities s2.rta
ROBERT NJ vALKENnuRG,. c,..-M $50
ROBERT u WALLACE, 81 Nicholss ter.
race, liabilities 81 ?a3.
IRVINE !. WEI" clerk, ei7o broadway.
liza hllItics f"Ops
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
klTZ-CARLTOS RESTAURANT AND
HOTEL COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF the stockhoders NJ
this Corporation will be held on the ltth day
Of April, 1914. at II o'clock A NJ. Al the
Office OF the Corporation, 40. 31s Madison
Avenue. borough Of Manhattan, GUY OF New
York. for the purpose of clecting u BOARD ~
Dire'to's and receiving and acting upon
the reports Of the officers, and for thn
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
In accordance with the Rv- Laws OF the
Company only such persons shall he entitled
to vote IN person, or by proxy, who appear
as STOCKHOLDERS upon the transfer books Of
the Corporation for t"enty DAYS Immediately
preceding. su.h NEE ne - .~--.~>
HARRY !. GASstS. Secretary.
Datcd New YORK. Mlrch Il 1911
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY 90.

,,,r,,,,. ~, ,I',,I 'I1F,'' Nv Y WI, wv
uuHl Meeting Of the Stockholders of Tho
Lake Shore and Michigan southern RAILWAY
Company for the election Of Directors and
for the transactlon Of such other business
as may be brought before the meeting viii
l." held at the principal once Of the com
pany In CLEVELAND. ohio. on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY thoing the 6th day. Of MAY
lnli. AZ 10 O'Clock a NJ The roli will con
tinue open for one hour thereafter
ny order Of tie Board Of Directors.
DWIGHT W pARDEc Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
Aston SAFE Deposit company for the eloc-
other business as shall properly come before
the meeting VIII DO held at the office ~ tho
company, No $50 Fitth Ave. Rnrnugh or
Manhattan. CITY of New York o. 1uesd,v
April 'th. lHlt, NJ y O'Clock noon Th,
To y WV"
JAMES H. rRowBRIpGE. secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Metropolitan Life Insurance (om,

Metropolitan Life Insurance Compauy
Notice of Annual Meeting and EIertIon of
IA, lgli ''''
Notice is hereby given that the Arnu,,
Ei,e,ttnn OF Directors OF the Metropolitan
~ M ne IN aSH Mr;l,ng Of =: sto.lAGldcrs
transaction of such other business az shall
como before them Will he held At the Home
once ~ tho company, No. ! Madison Az
New York tItN, At 10 o'clock iu the forenoon
on he am day Of \pril, 1911. and tho polls
shall open at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon ana
remain open until o'clock IN the afternoon
Every po!rr holder In mis- COMPANY whose
policy SHAH huN" been In force for the full
term ol ON" year before and shall he In force
az ne time OF the Annual Meeting Tor tho
election ~ Directors has the right OF voting
Tor ih"wh"rs Of the BOARD Of Directors ia
accordance with the provisions ~ the Insur,
lANES \ KNRERrs Scrrrtarv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 6.-Extrcme dullness
continued In this market. THIS condi-
ton was accompanied with small conccs-
sions In a few issues Union Carbide and
Peoples Gas were fractionaily lower. The
sharp fluctuations in Chicago Railways
IS "B' was the feature OF the bond list
Tho summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07

NJ the annual meeting Of tho " Rumeiv
company AT Laporte. Ind yesterday WIN.
IVA Mason, NJ Y. u Owings, y. J
i""'U ana w. " Wohrhane were elected
,'''.,r" succeeding Paul n crpvath
~ llnrwltH 6 \ lHfeVer and IL ar
nora respectively, who resigned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07

-upt'm" court ~ Justice Davis-Nan
" 'ruu"1 't h"i, W1fr'u Lcsli,
i. lHat'rf IpFr. tprnhpu sc E,tIcr
Alexander \ rsu-kv, y Y I.ife Ins &
ir1.' eco liun""rt william : u, nutt,
hHrrov S'oidCr John \ Andersen
r,pfrtl Gpueuurrs Wine 4 T.. 20 v, Crnnin'
Archibald " l'aNtcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
?. =. supreme Court Calendar.

WASH SGTO\. April s.--rhe day call Il,
tho Supreme Court for April : viii be:
Nos. l30, S73 Irnd 50 and $40. I. original
~ 7id, S?n ,N"o, sat. sae, sa3, s3l s3a,
,a6 aud S35l, SOC original, $685. $50, sal
GiG, 7si Gs2 AVID $50
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MORTGAGES.


with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
downtown.
tsou,h OF Fourteenth ST
sshscn, 70 ri,ie 8 60. i!,s BV ,Hle ans
ANTON 81 H ~. Il Attorney st $500 GOO
Jonas cohen to f. m H-de IS W Sith
st. Npr a. que as per bond "ttys, Am.nd
~ AZ. Us, -; .d.>N2i MAZE Harrison
to Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 81
VIM G Orr 6i chambers st.....'. s.s, 600
last side.
EAST OK Fitch ay between Fourteenth and
ss5IoO- Emma Harburser to Jno H H irs
isfh snyb 20 West EGd "y trustee R!ch'd T
h irHse'W G Hpr H. RHe int as per bend
ssTh ST. tei' i ss. ?51ico. Ma w oOg
DIVER 70 Meuopoii,an. savings Bank 50
!. = Co. i6o Bway. u.s. p 5000
18TH ST. 5 :, sss e ~ 4 25xlO4 John
,,LpisoNshy 'i al to Bank OF Europe Iisg
f s' Az iSo Mar a., a. yr c. atty l.. T In
7sTlI 81. lis i :5lloi John rrpi s5S.SSy
81. Mar 81, pr mtg $4,000 yrs. = n o', I'm
7e4 Tii'' tr I In, CO $50 hway 5000
pr mtg = 600 APR 8, due as per bond;
ssrS ST. $50 ip' a GS' e: s9 rNey
zoe H59se Schnmann o. Marguerite Il schacfcr.
S.e Ndih -, Mar 81 demand p g.
PARK ~ Gcr ~ Il S ~ St rh2
av W :, S3s u SIN 81. I7Sso Re atN
mont R'sl,y 60 10 Savings bank.
N"v 20 d nd a. per bond attys, wcbhcr
West Side.
t"est Of Firth aN, between Fourteenth and
10th stab
'Sp ST . : i'9: 9Th av :oiO>loo O.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Manhattan.
HURRY, RANDOLPH. to John n Sci
maker and ano. tfua Ernrla G u.

HURRY. RANDOLPH. to John n c,t,o,
maker and ano. trus Emma Brown n,
King. MARCUS, to Alex Roscn,iai. J., ., '. e
DuoAN. MARY =. TO Elmer r Cooley s. 500
sARAsoHN ABR II. TO Bernard Shan
KAHS, Ei.KAN. to Karoiins Adler ,iiSS
SOLOMON. RAY. and ano. exr, to MAJ So
RoGAN. JOHN II. exr. to John J Han ',,s
TURNER SARAH r. to r q & r 60 8, 900
ELY. CHEEvER y. ct Al. trus. 10 c,' '.yE,
y Ely aud ano. trus. ............. 5 '9I
HERR, wM to Louise Aub .s.
ALB. LOUISE, to Harry y Kohn 90
MURRAY. GEO W. exr. to La~J ers Ms.
sTERN. ABRAHAM. and ano. to A-...i
WELL BRo5ck. JOHN II. to Louis sh.'.,,
AMERICAN MICE co to n Aymar ST.,
HAET. ISAAC 70 Abraham Brown .p,
;MACHER; EMILE. 70 Robert J M,cha- So,
LAWYERS MICE co to ENcels or $ ,'-s-
TITLE G T co to German SAW
s.N,t -, ''''''''' ''''.'.'.. 10
CRY REAL ESTATE co t. 'u- +,
'''''''' u. .''.''.'' ~ VT
REVILLE-siESEL 90 TO Johann O. No.
ToMi.INsoN. HELEN i and anc 8. '' p
LAWYERS MICE co to Geo " 81 ~.
ATLANTIC MICE 60 to iauy,r. i..g W.
FOSTER FREDEEicK p. and ao,. .
81 ING MATILDA TO MauId- r-..
SAME 20 sane '..'''.' "a
Fl sci; TTTEy%WAS. . Mamie Mich,.
MEHLER. FRIpoLrN c. 10 Ma s,,.
MScNl,LrY' JOHN. to Rafael . T..
M0rNr RriLpERs SUPPLY 80 10 81 Nv
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JOHN C. HOPKINS e. co corporation --
Judge Hough has confirmed a composition
OF John e. Hopkins 4 90. tcorpurationI.
manufacturers OF sporting goods at ll1
Chambers street with creditors AZ 20
cents on the dollar cash. Liabilities wore
sls7g5.
STAR UMBRELLA COMPANY HouEh
has confirmed composition Of the star
Umbrella Company Of 1871 Wooster street
with creditors at 20 cents on the dollar
payable II cents cash and 10 cents on
notes at two and four months Liabili-
ties were sl7.G65
Pooh RUBIN-Judge Hough has con-
rrmed a composition Of Pooh & Rubin
wholesale dealers In cotton and woollen
goods at 1906 Eldridgo street. with cred
itors at 80 cents the dollar cash LA
Utilities vera
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Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court Nv Justice Page Aunt,
irunrr Ns hupclcr Realty and Personality
Com. co. Philip McCooh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
CURB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ALICE NECkwEAR CoMPANY-A petition
in bankruptcy has been hled against
Aaron solomon individually and trading
the Alice Neckwear Company, manu-
fscturers OF women's neck~ear OF 900
Broadway, Liabilities are SIS, 900 and as
sets $1,000 Besides the neckwear bust
ness he manufactured embroidery novel
ties Mr.. Solomon made an assignment
yesterday to Max Berg
FRANK MENNIIIO. salesman, Of 3s7
Broome street. has nled a petition in bank
the former firm OF Mennillo & Lignanti
importers, with liabilities SCOTT and no
LEWIS W. FOSTER-A petition in bank
ruptcy has been filed against Lewis W
Foster of 500 West hist street. Mr.. Fos-
ter salesman for machinery aud
came here from Chicago a year ago.
MAE l.. GREENRACM Of Mount Vernon.
widow OF Max Greenauu. has filed Pc
tit,on In bankruptcy with liabilities $50
500 and no available assets. she was the
crty at IS North Tenth street and li5
and rs Archer avenue. Mount Vernon, but
he died insovent. Most of her Liabilities
are Endorsements for his notes.
ANNIE DAVIS OF 2&s West l26th street has
ties OF s119 and assets sl95 cash.
EDWARD J. REYNOLDS OF III waverley
place has MED "a petition In bankruptcy
with liabilities ~, 63l and no assets.
J. WOLF a. SONS. dealers In clothing at 2
Chatham Square, made an assignment
yesterday through Charles Wolf to Alex
ander. $, Marcuson. the other partners,
deed. They came here from Chicago in
The Harrison times., 1914-04-04
CAMDEN'S CUP CONTEST
Secondary school Event to be Held
for Thirteen Counties,

Western Newspaper Union News Service
CAmden,=The Camden cup contest
for secondary schools will be held on
April =, This Ia the sixth annual con.
test of the association Schools from
the l8 countloa=C Columbia, Calhoun,
Union, Ouaehlta, Cleveland, Dallas,
Bradley Lafayette, Nevada, Clark,
Miller, Saline and jefferson=are eigi,
bic TO enter teams IN the contest,
In addition TO the oratorIca contest,
In which the great silver loving cup
ID awarded to the school sending the
best oratoreal team and individual
gold medals 10 the best speakers,
which takes place at night the com.
iaItlco has arranged to hold athletic
events during the day Prizes will be
offered IN the regular track and field
events,
Twenty schools have already enter.
cd teams In the contests and II Ia
thought that many more entries will
bc received during the present week,
An schools are invited,