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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

,<nER McMr'rLEN. former, ,.,
Uauor dealer a. sinh nys1 IN ss sns
Mnhlin, ,lS.7sb, no assets He began
ASTmoNy J PHELA,S;, $50 49, EsN a 's az
7 Tm,rS 1y 'iaaSi,u.. ,i%I; s;:e';; 800
Naige ~ or - tftPRrSON. rNC.. gowns. SIX
,,0fth street and columbu" avenue; Es,r'
branch stores AZ sa , hank-%p,.y by
sooss,,ors Alleged that the corporation
ia ,n.o'vent and made prs sier,ns IN pSos
W. ',ucornorated on October a. lsl-'
ai,h capital stock 10000 ...u,,...,
ABRAHAM ~ fmN ,,,,o Mh IN Ssrsrup,cy by
cIsa,UoTs judge MAYER arpoin,sdo o sam =
uei II. Lumm's receiver bono S,"o .ar. ="
ties ts9. 500. assets. VI .ooo NJ F ,9i9
saT NJ Hg'n .irs s" c6 e' fHc. - broad
,vav: petition IN hankruptcy ~ rrsoiycnt
Alleged mat he companT, ,1hsrt
sTG h" ST director. to obtain pLeferense
on a Judgment and tale ~ RI a
for to. day. Liabilities sh@n, - W ToV 'in"'
yith capital stock SO. 900
n PIlILLtPs RCBREh WoHhS , ,t,'si
~ nan ~ tniH,ps ,raiinE as me ". Phrnp-
uubbcr works 1899 BroadUuy. Alleged
ma, he Is insolvent and ,,rAin6Nde"'I Mi
~ Iii 10 he $4,000. assets. $1,000. Mr.
mullins denlf in automobile tires
vtNSA pRASDT mems Furnishing goods
~ Park Row. assignment N fsidor' %
siet against her by creditors, Liabilities
"a 600 assets s2.0 900 The business has
been established more than forty Years
Sesth 81 her husband six years ago
.GASPARE CAIECA manufacture OF ma
caroni AT as East Twelfth street ana grocer
nj Is Thompson street. petition In bank
- "
city marshal had levied on me stotr 4.
q Thompson street Mr. 'alrr1 mace
an Assignment on Saturday. ldabilltle-
are $4,000.
Receiver In Bankruptcy.
ISAAC LEWIS & sons, IN'-Judge MAYER
has appointed William Klein receiver Tor
Isaac Lewis & Sons. Inc, manuthcturerS on
and has authorised him to carry on the
business for three days Liabilities are
Schedules Filled.
HARRY ROSEN BERG, manufacture Of lew
elrv as John street, schedules In assign
mrnt show liabilities of siA"3, nominal
assets ~ 81 400 and actual assets ~ f,itO
turers NJ womens apparel, 9: West Tweu.
doth street, schedules In assignment show
liabilities Of si2,b39. nominal assets OF vi
III and actual assets 81 s3bbl.
1 ASSENHFfM 4 SON-Schedulcs In hank
rup,cy NJ Louis !, Assenheim, trading IS
wsy. show liabilities OF '9s:S and assets
cn,RSII,,ns p. cox. SIR. hooks and station
cry, II West Twenty-nfth street, suh-due'
in bankruptcy show liabilities Of 1850
no ssseIs
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ond judicial Dept-,t -Reotss
supreme Court Appe late rerm--Recess
supreme 'ourt-speciaI Term-Part III.
supreme Court Trial Term--Adjourned
Suprcmc court Special Term--Par, n .-
~ poric. BEFORE Benedict. -undefendcd
coren W. c1r"m g. sym ors v. sSm HfS !
DDa.ey ~ DALEY D. Booss V Boose :.
oGGnnGr y: .s 9%GpnST rSln'ns y Pa
Pan 10 Pcnt ~ pent II. Bernhsrdt ~
Beraherdt - Derenfeld rs Derenfeld. -.
q. Marx " MarN. ID. Lebedekcr vs Leoe-
deker. = Major vs. Major, IS Brown vs.
BroSn 10. Ellison - Ellison. 20. we'nstein
supreme Court rlminal caendsr-pa-,
rsn nraS GS'T' m SSsns a
Jacob .Mirsky, forgery. grand larceny Ed
nam Endeimsu, perjury; Tony Amorsi.,
Gsesry Trnnd isTc Toy;o ss's0l, Aa"m
:iaa iSS pominic M"mai,o' assault, carr
ing dangerous weapon. Meyer ketch.l rob
berry. grand lsrceny, assault: Henry schul-
supreme Cour' criminal Caiendar-rsr'
wI1 RsforH NapPsr; Court orSa, a.
serous weapon, rhoma, Mocar,hy, man.
County Court-Criminal Csiendar-part
y Trial term adjourned until oct9her
Motions returnae,e and orders signed In
70 @oun,y "c cSo'uar.Scrm.nal Calendar Tor
=, 10 a. M-wsitsr Fits.irmors 1' Er T''
Thomas, robbery. grand larceny. assault
walter Fitzsimmons. rape assault: william
a. Rrien. burglary ~; Clarence Starou'cr
grand larceny, receiving; Mary Hernstein
Herman Cross T9hbery' grand isrGsn2. "a. as
Patrick Thompson. Assault
Part " -Pefore Roy, ] Mathew Felt
man, Gregory Aronowits abortion; Joseph
Eess'er violating highway law. assault,
Ralph Torlano, eHrryins dangerous we. .9oi,. .
weapon; Alexander Bucono. CARRYING dan;
Eernus weapon. Marry Moss, attempted
grand larceny. John Diemar Charles Dor
andor burglary. Alexander Casko carving
surrogate's court caiendor--Betore Ket-
cham, S Cour opers at 10 A VI in the
Hall Of Records second Hoor VIII q
Richard r Phelan, John J. nyene, Francis
wallace and John sehRnkenherg 40
Constance Cook John Adams Clara Gum
mort william Camnhell. NJ J. gallagher
v r Levnde, 1%nin HopE,ns and Mary
A.tanto, nathan LlmcN James G Carroll
Luigi Passsnello MARY Mclsascs, Ellen
NcCrys,al. Joseph Mccray and Edward w
QUEENS COUNTY
county court Trial Term -- before
cailsd AZ 10 a NJ McGuir rs sterne, same
ciri vs. Pklyu queens CO and Sub Ry Co.
Green W. Anderson, Cowan Us Coney Island
and Rlivn Ry Co, Schulman vs. r, II r
60. Davs vs. reldman, Cohen rs Roeber
simorstu VS. Manhattan and queens Trac-
ton Co. Tookcr VS. Blau, Tooker Va We'se
Remainder 81 calendar passed until Thurs
day. september 20, 1914.
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Cotton state. Weather.

For virginia, partly cloudy TO-DAY cool.r
b, might; Tomorrow, probably tsir and
cooler. moderate variable winds
For North Carolina. fair to-day, to.mor-
row. local showers and cooler. moderate
variable winds
For South Carolina. parity cloudy to-day.
tomorrow. local showers. with somewhat
lower temperature. moderate variable Winds
For Alabama and Mississippi. local show
ors ana cooler TO-DAY. tomorrow, probably
fair cooler on the coast. moderate varisols
winds
For Louisiana. local showers and cool.r
to-day. tomorrow. fair. moderate north
winds
For eastern Texas. cloudy 20 day. prob
ably showers and cooler In south portion;
fair tomorrow, moderate north winds
For western TEXAS. fair to-day and TO-
morrow moderate temperature
For Oklshoma. fair weather and moderate
temperature TO-DAY and tomorrow
For Arkansas. fair to-day; cooler IN south
and east portions. tomorrow. fair
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY,
SEN YORK COUNTY

SEX YORK CptNIIN ~.
c,, sap enc '' ,''
Supreme col-, Special Term Par
he,or' WT"S. ,.,c.,er ri BOSTON hallway VS.
CIV Of Ncw YORK. g. Feim \ 60. SIS M
rrentha'. o. ptru 80 neNo' T. MI,NSnS w
same. 2. Mater same. NAY, SAM
o Mulvauy Brown, 10 bat,ef'mn w.
T;"hls IS pon'e II, Ren'al Ms secnr ys.
ln,er ny L. q :. CO.. ~, M"t sor,berr
Roger. IS. Mordoia y. Junction Realty.
- r!erregan, - Wesiern E,sr'r'';, 20
port o.. Wha'cn w. CitN 90 ~
Tr'trrhler -. TI'sch.'r; - hen'on "
Rklyn Au'o u & :. GO. Sc cary, =, Her
oV'tz ys R~lf"r. -, sunni ~ PLAY. ~,
Nook v, Cl,y % = &c., N''q iiobo G@.9T
& Son Federal Leather. e., Na'urai
%slor u N! l.N, =. g. js,n MoS
as mater Of pump-or SO, Never -
N'wga q. Hn'G G,v N 6G Braid ra Wss
H va So. Msi,sr Of Buydon, 20, clarin '.
CiaNln. a, Ackor VS. P'h't. a.. RYAN ~
diem vs. independent Cons Ice IS crave
Vs. Bersoni 81, HahluoWitz Va BarreiG a.
Levy - EG1.,oo t., K'9 R3anoT ~ o Hs'
so Gerber W. Tuscan constr, 3d. Cohen
ys shlanowsEy; 80. sher,d,.n vs. s'spie TOT
ga Rk S. p1i'on v Dalton. s.
pond vs. Fond. -. Dalton Vs. Ociav la. .
S. Wcingarteu vs Flauw. -. Matter Of
IAhmau Constr. 80, Apple ~ United stores
Realty. 81, FodorWeicr vs. Kern, g. Me IN
lovits vs. United stores Realty, 81. Cohen
vs Golde ~. La Glenn" vs.. DreNel, as.
r'nIyers D'srt ~. Ame~ credit. SO, or
laudo W Orlando, ~. cohen Ns Cohen, IS
G.azzaro vs Laazaro, -. Barrow vs. Hafner;
IN. Same -. Same; -, Slmak IS Macon &
Hangar. ~. Matter Of walsh "a. Latino vs.
Theodore, - Heather vs. Woodwork IS.
Same w same, ~. case W. walter y,
/ l'nivers. bi-'t IS Amer credit ina rs,
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GREAT NORTHERN DEPOSITS
LARGE Part Of vote Holders In Fro
t~rtivc Movement.

was announced yesterday that tho
'"'QA's ~ large majority OF the three
-, per cent notes due August /.
w ~ ~" international and Great
.'''-r Railway Company had depoSited
'' ties with the Guaranty Trust Com
i'.' 's 'ruetces under the note holders
.E.''Wo0t ~ August II and that fur
deposits would he accepted until DC.
IN. nr''ert've committee representing
m rest NJ the note holders IL under no
go % To receive undopositod notes
- ''t' date. Tho committee consists
'''' 'ior Alexander j. Hcmphll.
'"a ., Franklin O. Brown, willard
g. ALVIN ". krcch, Edwin q, Mer-
'''1''cN Strauss, Benjamin Strong,
f., VOORHEES, and r, Lancaster
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Low Price stirs Ruying ny <meri-
can Manufacturer.

American manufacturers have com.
menced to buy copper on a fairly free
scale AT the new low price level OF l.
cents pound quoted in THE SUN yester-
day. This. to tho producers mind is tho
most encouraging feature in a situation
that until lately looked extremely blue
Export buying has also taken place,
with the demand coming from EnSl'sl
manufacturers Nothing for the Cont
mont will be accepted nv some ~ tho PRO
ducers owing 10 difficulty In securing pay
ment and danger of delays.
Week end clearancos Of the metal from
this port. as reported yesterday, totallei
t.737 tons making 1887 tons since the
frst OF September.
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GEORGE REPUBLICS TO PAY,
$4,000 Indebtedness Guaranteed
VIII CurtaiI Activities.

The trustees Of the George Junior Re
nublic Association met Yesterday at the
offico OF the treasurer. Joseph w Burden,
Mt 80 Pine street and after the meeting an
nounccd that the $4,000 Indebtedness Of
the association had been guaranteed by 4
mortgage. and that tho republics Will he
conducted on a less elaborate scale until
business conditions improve.
william r. George. the founder OF the
republlcs, who has not hecn associated
with them since 1905 w0s elected MEM
her Of the board Of trustees and appointed
10 the executive committee, as was j, w,
Dwight OF Dryden, y, V, The executive
committee WIN AT once reorganize the
republic at Freevlle. y. Y.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For esstern New York, partly cloudy and
cooler to-day, probably local showers In the
interior; to-morrow, fair; cooler on the
coasts fresh southwest shifting to west winds.
For New Jersey Increasing cioudiness to-
day. becoming unsettled and cooler nv night.
to- morrow, partly cloudy ana cooler mod
crate vsriahl. winds becoming west
For northern New England. unsettled snd
cooler to-day; Tomorrow. fair and rnolc-:
moderate to fresh southwest. shifting 10
west winds
For southern New England cloud, AND
cooler to-day. tomorrow. fair and cooler.
moderate TO fresh west wind,
For western New York. partly cloudy ava
oooier to-dsy. tomorrow. fsr. fre.h Ne'.
winds
NEW YORK. Sept ?3.--The Nv prcssur.
from the north Central States moved east
ward and became central over Lake ~.
perior yesterday. embracing the upper Mls.
sissippi Valley ana lake regions
F'sewhere throughout the couutr'. ~
cept In the extreme southwes'. the prcssur.
was high with centres over he south A..
lantic states and over the ROCKY Mountain
and plains States
Cloudy and rainy Weather pre,ai'ed over
central belt ~ country from the upper
lake regions and the Dakotas southw~rd
into the Gut States and the Southwest
Heavy rain occurred a. a few points
from Iowa southwcstward into oklahoma
High Temperatures continued in the OhIe
Valley, lover lake regions and middle A.
| lantic states. hut the low temperature
from the Northv.s, advanced eastward. and
II was much cooler IN the Missouri amt
upper Mississippi valleys Trosts occurred
In Nebraska and the Dakotss.
In this city tho dav was fair and con.
t1ued warm, wind. light to frcsh south
Wsst. average humidity 80 PEI cent
barometer. corrected 10 read - sea level
at A. NJ. 30 o. 8 r NJ, 1897.
The temperature In this city yesterday as
| recorded by the orNclal thermometer. Is shown
| In the annexed table
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~, ?
Dlstillcrs secmrItIes CorporatIon.

Jersey CITY. y J september 18th 1914
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockho ders
~ Distil'ers Securities Corporation, pur-
susnt to is By-'aWs viii he held Al II
clock \ NJ, on Wednesday. Octobe, "ls'.
l9ll. a. tho pfnCe ~ the Corporation. y r. 10
Exchange Place. Jersey city. New jersey, for
the election Of Directors and for the trans
action OF such other business a. ma, properly
come before the meeting
The transfer books Of the stock n IN
Corporation " 80 not he closed but the Nev'
Jersey Corporation Law viii not allow 90
10 voted share - stock which shat
have been transferred On said books after
september 20th, i9li
JULIUS kESSLER President
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LEIsHMAN RULING SUSTAINED.
sbcrin 10 Get Former \mbnssnd"rs
safety Deposit Boxes.

r,rr.prrs. sept 80 Judge John
Evans Wv au opinion to-day makes abso-
lu,e = rul" or the Mellon National ran"
70 ,uru uv,r box containing belong
t,rs Of John - \ Lcishmau. former
American Ambassador to Germany. ana
on tho Union Trust Company TO dcliNor
10 the sheriff safe deposit boz held
the,c q, Nj. LoishWan.
Tl. rulc WAS taken Out hy HAMMOND
U.nrnou 4 60. stock brokers or New
Nor,. Who entered Judgment against W.
,,si,,,7o f,r $50 600 ON = balance al
i'u,.i io br owing OH stock transactions.
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that meeting
~ the s'ockhclder OF THE WHITE MANI
FACTtKiSG COMPANY viii he held at the
once Of the COMPANY. No. $50 West 3ith
street in he Borough OF Manhattan, city
Of Sew YORK. on Saturday, October 10, 1914.
AZ eieven O'Clock in the forenoon. for tho
purpose Of providing for the dissolution OF
THE WHITE MANUFACTURERS COM
pANN
Dated. New york ssptsmher .. 1917
EDWARD e. WHITE President
FINCH & COLEMAN, ATTORNEYS o. Nassau
81 Sep York
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CENTRAL CUBA SUGAR COMPANY.

Ne" YORK y. y. sept Ism. 1874
NO'ics i hereby given hat the annual
Clhn sugar COMPANY viii be held a. the
ono ~ he 1nmpdnv 80 A. BfnadpAy,
Sow YORK CIV, y Y. on ihs 30th LAY -
sept amber. 1874. e. I. o'clock noon. for th.
purpose n "le'tiug Dire.iSs and for the
transaction ~ such other bushes. - may
properly come bsfor, the meeting
+ GINAER S-cfe'arN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-23
FATHER SEES SON KILLED.
F"ur-Vear-OId stcps on sidewalks
In Front Of Auto.

living Ovorman, 4, ~ 1913 Third ave
nuc NNts walking last night with his
father. Louis, at Washington avenue and
l6?th street. and stepped off the side
walk ~ front Of an automobile driven
10y william Davis. OF 100 West li1th
street.
The boys skull was fractured and he
died In Lebanon Hospital.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2:--Desrroycr Mac
ponough A. Boston cruiser Montars At
NapeaRue Ray, destroyer Burrows a. Ne"
port destroyer Padding az Fresident
Roads, destroyer Trippe - Boston, despa'c '
boat Yank'on a. ScW York yard, supp o.
ship Culgor left New York ward for Ha, ian
ugtcrS gunbos, Peoria leN Penstcoa n
Kcy Wet. destroyers Wake hn1 Moraghs .
a. GARDENERS Ray. bsttleship Rho1" IAN .
Nampton Rosds. destroyer some-- a. N''k'
NuFs
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Keokuk and pe- Moines Railway Co.

Neptemhtr 10. M
Tho annual meeting Of me stockhoider.
OF The keokIk ana pss Mo,nes RaiiVa}
company VIII bc held the once OF me
company IN tho CITY ~ Dss Noin~s, Iowa,
ON me lst day Of october, 1874. al ~ O'Clock
noon
" L. NUDGE. President.
" SNRGENT SecretarN
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Sept ?2,-Th's army
orders were issued to-day;
Major Theodore 9. Lyster. Medical Corps
IS relieved from further temporary duty AZ
Va.
Capt, Ernest u, Haskell. Nineteenth In
fartry Ia relieved from assignment TO that
regiment.
Second Lieut.. Francis r. Msllon, Twenty
first Infantry, Is transferred 10 the Twenty
fourth Infantry,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-23

Jackson, Miss sept, 2e.-Thc S'nt"
convention Of cotton growers and handlers,
i'm session here to-day, adopted rcso-
luton requesting the Governor 10 call 4
speclal session Of the Legislature TO pass
a law prohibiting tho planting OF cotton
In Mississippi next year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-23
Referees Appointed.

Ry Justice platzek-Henshav IS Nildey.
Lewis 9 BurchArd. Lien Investg vs. Wildey.
Oh Levy, Lien Investg vs. Wildey. Edmund
J Tinsdale; Harlem rs Schneider, Eugene ].
Bushe.
Nv Justice wcsks-Mat,er Of Morrison,
y Burchard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-23

october g. 1914 coupons from Bonds NJ
this Corporation VIII he paid on and after
October :, lalt. on presenta''ou at Bankers
Trust COMPANY, Wal. corner OF Nassau - ,
Nev York CITY.
T Il WENTWORTH TreAsnrer.
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supreme Court---By Justice Platzek--iAw-
yers MTG CO rs kste Frank. PeTcival Wids.
Rv Justice Weeks-Emma l. Hail W.
August " Han, rhas ponohus; Clarence
Tucker vs. Louis Rosner, Maximus a Lesser.
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chic.sn. Sep,.mh,t Is. 1871.

49,. Chicsgo. September Is ISIS
%Ssbl;' =, TSWS AS5 1'HREE. ISsy / liz rs
CERTIFICATE AgKEEMENT DATED
HDo 2P HsSU sTHnrLE sgf c nETU%SEfET
KEEP, CHARLES II. HuLpuRp. Al
BERT a. sPRAGuE AND CHARLES 9.
P5 SMfFs iMIh aT IfE SEErRh A. TRrs F
CoMPANY. OF NEW YORK As cusTo-
PIAT 4H fd THE H2PERT or P3 3H
CERNING THE CAPITAL. STOCK OF
a H5 GHAq2 P5sMhTs cGRriEs
Pursuant to request duly lodged with
and made upen the undersigned; as Deposi-
by the registered holders OF participation
certificates. series one. Two and Three
ment ~ their attorneys in fact. purporting
to be thereunto duly authorized. representing
equal parts represented BY participation Ger.
thlCates, Series one Two and Three, issued
request having been made pursuant to the
third paragraph Of Section Of Article Three
Of said agreement. you and each OF YOU are
hereby notified that meeting OF the regis
tered holders Of participation certificates
Series one. Two and Three. issued and out
standing under said agreement. has been
appointed and is hereby called by the under
signed. as Depositsries ss aforesaid TO he
held at the general Offices Of the chicago
Railways Company. 500 Borland Block chit
cago. Illinois. on wednesday; October a.
noon Of said day for the purpose Of con.
sldering and voting upon The adoption Of
"a resolution 20 be presented to said meeting
directing tho undersigned Depositaries
as aforesaid, to vote, or cause To be voted.
the capita stock Of the chicago Railways
company az The annual meeting OF the stock
holders 81 said Company to he held at the
general offices Of said Company. Chicago.
Illinois, on Thursday. October %. 1914. or
At any adjournment thereof for the persons
20 he named In said resolution. as directors
Of The Chicago Railways Company for the
then ensuing wear
ApoLPHI's g BARTLETT.
CHAtNGEI KEEP,
CHARLES H. HULRtRp
ALBERT 4 SPRAGUE.
CHARLES - DAWES.
Depositafies under the Agreement me ntioned
IN the caption hereof
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Commander 9. = Hughes to General
ard, Navy Department, Washington,
Lieut., l. q, Caskey, to Bureau OF ord
nance. Navy Department
Lieut., !, r. Launon, TO Naval Academy,
Annapolis.
Ensign p. n Manoek. from the virginia
to Naval Academy.
Ensign ], r, Lennon, from IN. Ysnston to
Naval Academy.
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nf The IIiA nf NcM NnrL

New YORK. Sepiember -. l9lf
The Board Of Directors have this diy Do
clarel quarterly dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT. payable ON and after october lot.
1914. The transfer books WliI remain closed
from September le'h 20 that date
ELMER T.. WHITAKER. cashier.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co.

divlieni ~ Two Dollars rer share wiz
Re paid on TnursdaY october 10, 1914. to
stockholders ~ record at the close OF bust
mass on Wednesday. September 20. 1917
q n MILSE Treasurer.
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The American Agricultural
Chemical Company

New York, Sept. %. 1914.
quarterly dividend Of one and one half
per cent on the Preferred Stock OF this Com
panN No. AZ. and quarterly dividend OF
one per cent on the Common Stock 80. ~
have been declared, payable october 18TH.
1919 ;u stockholders OF record at the close OF
business on Monday, September esth 1914
THOMAS 4 DOE Treasurer
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises SIS sun sets SIS Moon SET, 50
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
SandyHk pS Gov Island inls Hell Gate. I. 0s
Low WATER THIS DAY
SandyHk $40 Gov. Island .os Hell Ga,c SO
Arrived TUESDAY. September -
s. America, II " = NJ Naples Scptrmbcr %
IS American. \. NJ. Rotterdam September ..
81 san Lorenzo. $50 \. N London, Septen-
Der
IS N.sto. s r NJ Alcxardra Angus %
81 Catherine PARK, ?. NJ buenos Ayres
August -
s. havana. ISo p. " Havana. Scrtem ~.
81 Venetian. - NJ. ImHgua september IL
So fsparte. - So \. NJ. Port linon. ScNcm-
Der is
- San Jacinto. Galveston September IA
IS Gulfol Port Arthur. Tex, september Is
s. city Of 81 Louis. savannah. september 10
s. Apache jackson Vile. Scr'Cirhcr 10
- Madison. Norfolk September q.
- Cherokee. Wilrir ton y e.. september ~.
s. Brstsburg, Norfolk. September n.
ARRIVED FROM INV YORK
s. san Guglielmo. AT Naples
- Hclug Olav. at Copenhagen.
SAILED FOR NEW NORh
- Naderland from Liverpool.
IS Stcphano from Halifax
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SafIT
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y W COFneF H-OaU mn NrVh Ntrefft
Philadelphia, sept. .. 1914.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of two PEI cent. 81 90
per share, PAYABLE ODf 10 1914. 70 stock
holders Of record a. the lose 81 business
Sept 30. 1874 checks MI he mailed
LEWIS LILLE Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-23

~ Is a we'll known fact that the Ger
man Government kept 100000 900 marks
n the julius Tower ~ Spandau. which In
case a. par were 20 he transferred into
u. vaults ~ the Reichsbank. Since the
middle ~ 1918. aS a special precaution
y. Government mad added TO this treas
w, nearly another l20.0oo.00o marks in
rod and ico 600 900 In silver. thus bring
e the war reserve up 20 about $50 1000
an marks ~ actual metal
"rI-,te~mo-e IN The vaults Of the bank
re metallic reserve, against which three
tines me amount OF notes under certain
-sst-rt'ors may b. issued. had through
.o-sta-t Increase during the past years
go he'd I've highest balance In It's exist
cree Tho las statement IN July shows
2 total OF about one and one-third billion
Tsrls ~ metal stored In the vaults OF
80 bank. Against this amount about
four hl 'uu marks notes could he issued
r. lrtIu circulation. however. did not
r.scH ever I 500 millions at that time
MS plan that the rest over two billions
vas ready cash 10 the bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-23
TELLS HOW GERMANY
Modified HER GOLD
Hamburg Banker Says She Has
rilcd Up Billions in
War Chest.
BEGAN BOARDING IN 1918

r GLOWING letter on "Germany's
r....4 Mobilization was sent to THE
49,. '-,m Hamburg on August 81 by
,.,rl- Schmidt Of tho Commerz ind
,,s.or,o Bank Of Hamburg:
.F-om the Austrian ultimatum TO Ser
y. until Germany's declaration OF war
s...st Russia only seven days elapsed
,.s,-. Ill Europe was stirred In arms.
Germany is nearly always ready for war
AVID .h, actual mobilization did not take
.s- oip.h longer than three days. How
.v.- LIQUIDATION to provide the capital
..s,fd- financial nobilization--s a task
osin with tho big Powers Is not to
10 solved iu the same time. Generally
a case ~ International complications
.,,-e .s time enough to prepare this part
., ire business. but the present European
u,- ,me too unexpectedly to enable the
,,rt,-- ~ the affected countries to pre-
mare f1- liquidation or even to gather
-s.dv cash IN their vaults. The different
,~ou-.rle- which we're drawn into this
Struggle for Ito or death had to show
no. how quickly they could liquidate
.t.'- fortunes but how ready they were
,o meet extraordinary conditions. This IL
a, interest especially with the German
imperial Bank the policy. system and
organ lation of which have had to stand
u. most critical test.