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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
IACKAWANNA HAS
PROSPEROUS YEAR
BIT President Truesdale DeplOres
LabOr's Demands and Hard
ships Of Increased Mails.

Total revenues OF s40.7S4.f4s are
shown in tho report Of tho Delaware,
I.ackawanna & Western Railroad Com
panv for the year 1913. Au advance Of
S1792.2lS IN operating expenses brought
the net operating revenue down 70 Sl5.-
210306. or 37.29 per cent Of the gross
earnings. Adding 1880 income from
outside operations dcductlng tL9So. 900
for taxes and including s4.32S.O94 other
income. the Lackawanna's total net in
come for the year was S1S.07Q.e0o, an in
crease Of S52S.116.
OF the years net ss.370.5S4 wa con-
sumed in fixed charges. leaving a surplus
Of $9.G99.6fJ. which is equal to 32.11 per
cent on the Lackawannas $50, 200
capital stock as against 1921 per cent
for 1912 Last year the company paid
I'm dividends 20 per cent Of its capitalizs-
ton, Of which 10 per cent was for the
extra dividends.
Deploring the excessive demands by
sbor and failure Of the railroads 10 re-
ceiye greater compensation for carrying
the increased mails. President William ri.
Truesdale declared the outlook for the
carriers is discouracine.
Mr Truesdale said the Inauguration of
the parcel post system will force the rail-
WAYS to provide cars and other facilities
for handling the large Increase Of parcel
post merchandise absolutely without re-
enumeration during the next four years.
He added that the Increase in weight Of
the mails carried by the Lackawanns last
year amounted to 1903 per cent. while
the compensation allowed has increased
only 619 per cent
Discussing the continued demands by
labor. Mr.. Truesdale said:
Excessive demands for increased
wages were made by several classes OF
employees who are strongly organized, and
persisted in to the point Of strikes being
called The railways. in Difference TO pub
lie demands that the people Of the coun-
try should not suffer loss or Inconvenience
through their transportation facilities be-
ing suspended even temporarily, consent
ID To- the arbitration OF the wage in
creases demanded Of them, az provided
hv the act Of Congress pertaining TO such
disputes with the result that in two cases
within the year important Increases were
awarded to certain classes OF employees
acgrepatins a large sum.
The requirements Of new laws con
tinually being enacted also impose bur
dcns i'm the way Of increased expenditure
without commensurate benefits to any APP
probable extent 10 the railways
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW hOHh-
William Goldstone plaintiff, against Ser
nard Sevmann and others, DEFENDANTS.
In plrsuauce Of a Judgment 81 force 'sure
ana sale duly made and entered I'm the abOv e
entitled action and bearing date the ootn day
~ January 1914. l. the undersigned, toe ret-
cree in said Judgment named viii sell A. pub
no auction. at the Exchange salssroom, 40
u 16 Nesey street. ia the Borough OF Manhai-
tan. CITY Of New York. on the 18th day OF
February. 1914. ~ Il o'clock noon on that day,
nv Iogeph H. Day. auctiOneer, the premises
directed By said judgment 10 De SOLO, ana
therein described follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel or iand
situate. Wing and being IN the Borough Of
Manhattan. City. County and state or New
York bounded and described as follows:
Beginning az 4 point on the eastery size OF
Seventh avenue distant twenty-five feet one
iuch uortherly along the same from the corner
formed hy the intersection Of the said eastery
side Of Seventh avenue and the nortnerly side
Of Bard street thence easterlv parallel with
tic northerlv side of 03rd street. one hundred
feet; thence northeriy parallel with me easterly
side Of Seventh avenue, t"enty-hye feet; thence
street. and for psFt OF the distance through a
party wall. one hundred feet TO the eastery
side Of seventh avenue. and thence sOutherly
along the said easterly side Of Seventh avenue,
tv-er.y--iye feet 10 the point or place Of begin
ming said promises being known as No. e2S
seventh avenue.
Dated. New York. February End. 1914.
HARRY y. FRENCH. Referee.
MYERS & SCHvERSENskI attorneys FOR
plaintiff 900 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the property
10 be sold. its street number IS So Seventh
avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Hospital Gets Present-Need
Of Larger Endowment Told.

Ils o..s.na of o. C.. >. Wards Good
Samaritan" was presented "a the Poly
clinic Hospital 30 @fl West 5).h street.
YESTERDAY. hy -he wife Of the sculptor.
IL was acceoted on behalf Of the women g
auxiliary Of the hospital and Is trustees
10y Dr john a. Wyeth. president % the
medical board
Dr. Wycth described the need Of 4
larger endowment and more liberal recoe-
milton o. tbcsWes; Side hospital End IN
toe course OF his address sal.
81 have among my acquaintance very
considerable number who. know. a"e
spending hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
annually in cXtrsvagant living much or IT,
Is ] look at it. unnecessary and largely
for selfish erauucatiOn-Who knowing flh
well the humane work We a:e dong ana
knowine the sacrifices We are makinS 10
help the unfortunate go on and on year
after year. repeating the conduct OF the
priest and thc ictite. blinded pv the love
Of self a.d deaf 20 the cr> % distress
from the other side.
For 1--WE years before We tooN no thls
burden the rulers OF New York city. and
the people as we'll failed in their ooiisa-
ton go humanity 90 maintain rene
station ON the IVES, SIDE o. Manna''s''
They sat 10y comp'acently and sa" ever
wear thousands OF our citizens taken SUI
denly NJ or injured. hauled, some OF them
from the Hudson River section se'e. several
niles across the city. to hospitals located
ON the East River 49,.
.Tbirk OF the crue.t, Of such .ndi's!-
cnce. and condemn with us inc u-se, go.
f,i fact that the greatest and "eai'',e9'
citv ON the American Continent - to-'@>
unwilling 10 pay the simple cost Of ran
porting and caring for its poor VINO a. =
injured bv accident or suddenly 3e'17'
.t.L tl1...-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR COMMfSsARN FOOD
stIns ctc.-Ofice Of Panama Rail Road CON-
pany . state street. New York. February 81,
1914 Sealed proposals arc invited Tor furnish
Ing commissary fOodstufs. etc.. % Che Panama
Rail Road Company in accordance Win terms
end conditions contained in Circular 10. p-3ff
Circulars and flli Information may Do obtained
~ the follow ing- named places. az which points
bids Will be received and opened in uuoi' on
date and ~ Zine stated. The Purchasing D.
parcment Panama Rail Road COMPANY. g
state street New York Oihco m Purchasing
Commissary. 4 3. a. Whitney Central Build
Ing Ncw Orleans - Depot Quarfermssfer.
a. s. a. 1886 Nolth Point Street San Fran
cisco Cal. and Depot Quaitermastcr. n = A..
n. io3 East ontario street. Chicago IN. Ris
wIu be received sf New York until 90 2.
9t hicars ana Ncw Orleans until : 90 p u
and 10 san FrauciFco until N 90 a 81 Nar1
D.. 1914 r. r. rutherford Commissarv pur-
chasing AGENT. Panama Hai Road Co.. - STATE
street New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
FATHER HELD FOR ASSAULT
Son Says Parent Broke His
Nose with a Plate.

IN the 1omhs court yesterday afternoon
nose. appeared against his father, Abra-
ham Cohen. OF No. 40 Cherry street.
charging his parent with felonious as
sault.
The young mans mother was in court.
and she and her son told Magistrate
Slmms how the father came home Mon
day night intoxicated and commenced 10
abuse Mrs. Cohen The son interfered.
and the testimony was that the father
hurled three plates at the son. orc OF tho
plates struck the young man on the nose.
Magistrate Simms held the father in $500
bail for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
TO MEET Her SON,
5 YEARS IN CONGO
Mother of Museum EX-
plOrer Plans Trip When
Message Comes.
EXPECTS HIM TO
RETURN IN MAY
James Chaplin Was a Columbia
Student When He Started
Much Work Accomplished.

To meet her son. James chaplin. who is
expected back after FIVE years in the Bcl-
clan Congo. Mrs. Elliott G Chaplin. n
New Brighton. staten Island. will 10 soon
70 Antwerp. Chaplin and Herbert Lang
have beer IN Africa since 1909. collecting
for tho American Museum OF Natural
History and conducting research work.
They have accumulated 5000 specimens.
II Is one % tho greatest expeditions ever
attempted by the museum. and the cost
has been about 10000.
Mrs. Chaplin heard in November from
her son. who expected then 10 he home ~
March. but she fears he may not be here
until MAY.
1T will he five wears in May said
Mrs Chapin Yesterday. since my son
went away, and ] am proud Of the grea-
work ne has done. as any mother Woul'
he When the expedition started out /
thought my son would be gone only Two
years. Nj Lang thought that would re
as long ~ they would stay in Africa
Now il is five years. wouldn't nave
given NV consent n ! had known It would
he for So long a time. But in view oi
What they have accomplished perhaps l
would consent 90 another trip " neccs-
sarO- or course. there have been many
things 10 worry about and letters have
been infreaucnt. Just as soon as / near
definitely when my son will sail for Ant
werp ] will sail 10 meet him.
Mrs. Chaplin explained that her son was
only tventy-one years old when ne start
cd for the Congo. lie was student IN
columbia ~ the time. When he comes
back he will resume his studies espe-
cially in biology.
An his friends at Columbia are ready
10 welcome my son with open arms said
Mrs Chaplin. Dean Keppel and other
officers Of the institution interested in his
vorl, have said The doors Of Columbia
we're open 10 him"
? When Chaplin went into the Congo ne
carried letters To the missionaries from
/ Cardinal Gibbons ana Cardinal Farley.
+ lr letter to his mother Chaplin told OF
a visit To q priest who had killed b.S
python outside his door.
Several times the explorers we're lost 10
the world for many months. Early. in
1910 when uo word had come from them,
+ tine museum began 10 plan relief eXpedi-
! ton Then came messages saying all WAS
well. In 1912 fears we're felt again ana
once more IN expedition was talked or
There have heen times when ! "or-
riod said Mrs chaplin. Most explorers
. VINO have gone into tho Congo. nave re-
, manned onl- two years.
J Not d SICK DAY is the record Of me
party This is considered exceptional IN
African exploration.
/ Recent photographs II the party have
shown Chaplin with beard. He went out
TO Africa with "a smooth face.
! "Eut its only little beard, declared
Mrs chaplin. aughinsly
+ If the mother has any regrets 1t IS h"-
cause her SONS studies were interrupted.
But his going was FOR the city OF New
! York-for the world" she added.
! or the $500 or more specimens collected
, g. oao are insects and 5,ooo mammals ami
, birds.
The chiof subscribers 10 tho expedition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

Trenton. y j.. Feb. 24.-Ihe loi'0"'"7
,.,,,.erns were chartered here to-da.
Apez Leather Com,an, Newark. .ed'ne' "','
..,-r,ss etc. $4,000 Theodore 2 Beck g. '''
1.sar8,rd and Arthu, t. Vanderbilt. Ns"siA'
F,lzsbelh Homes Realty ComPsn.' H'i@'
~. ,sai estate builders and contra -oi
.,onoo,. William j Shesrer. william
- ,- and Ralph T.. Sbesrer. Eli@aosin'
sanitary Ico and Coal Conp'N, -.
500 ooj. John Euine,L ST.. 'onh H.
and Fred,ricb p. Nahl Trenton
nesidence Construction Comp@n' '"S'"',
veal estate. builders. $4,000 Vincent :.
nine rr,okl,u y -: An.iano Gni'"o' '''i''''
Mason AND Anusno Mason. Fals"- ,.,
go,be,- construction com2sny LONE NJ
c,.,bsm. y. D.. $1,000. ceors~ Pesfs 'h"''-'
V-oiran chester e.. Burden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
STORAGE NOTICES.

.re, ~ and MR.. John %. Msusi an Mr.. =.
az. .,sr,in Mrs Or Non Beran "i |rn t
..,rhor"ush A. a. Miner. Alma Nine, US e,
p,su phlip LaWtcy. Estate o. '9.h r. ~
i~y Charlotte q Prentice o' Nj -, ,.eu
~ N,s Il Duclos. ArthGr D. N!eS' '.o''
tte. -, Ntigs H. g. BCreCror. dc %
-. Frederic A. Tyler. Estate o. hlls VI.
a. Ambcr Executor NJ anus
iiag,rj on ANY Hazard scott Ut H..tnns
..i,.~,,an Nrs he VIE g. Naru. N"'iair' ~
Ward sellich. Ludwis nsunann N. rye.s1,
49,, Dshcnture Co. Miss lsaDe'e Toi, cr
.y mia moody. Mrs j. nelson Ne,' ~
vop'' Vcu Ms r. y Hal. Ms :.
- Mr. Louis scibcrt rem. ~ a
- II hollywood Y. W Naihe',, ~
y, W y t,, ID. y. n. Filzhugh. Ms. hs,i IL,
f.ofrsfock smith Lent "cvi- an ID
,', : Nsreoin or psniel O. Mtr.tIH'
Ia .tct Mr. =. Graef. CCNpeith"Hl
80 NJ. r. = Rslou. Mfs liner. u,
go ~, BNver Mr.. sophia row u,
-'t. . grru ~ =. Jackson. ~ y.
pauline Clarke. Mrs D. N Icn,o" ,"c,,t 10.
M a. "a A Horsfslt. George \. Mo', I
w X Nsu'ier. Nicholas Il. vh"', ne
MlH ~ ,mt arc hereby nouhod tN"t ~
-. f,r the payncnf of our "'h "P,t a
.,,,... bcfoinafter described lawns ny"
l, .o,i-e thereof had been g'Neh t"ni
We will cause such prop'r2. 20 ,,,r'.hsndi r
Goods Personal Effects on .e ,,l''.,g h..
$3.50 t tre Columbia storage Naieh"usts ~
'''. '" ..,t,~ name cor iu when you nc
y" - ,,fe-osn. 90 rc sold ~ pubic Su.l'uL.
.'..o,.,ire fo tho statute IN su,n -.
ami trD, idcd ~ Nos 80 ana n 20. "
lu se .t, s.io thereof IS not completed on 'dln
a., 81. same will bo continued A. WV
~ wy, carb AM every SATURDAY ihcredl'-4'
p.at,.,irs Al 1919 A. NJ. until the sSle II o0n'
rlcteo ,..,,. WAREHOUSES;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
charges of Conspiracy AL
,eoed in Case of II. H.
Oppenheimer.
CREDITORS DUPED,
GOVERNMENT SAYS
,-ornsv Denies Plot and Says
Re Did Not Receive $4,000
Share"

u o,,o,hogr-.r o~e OF the
.....,-, ts,l.run,o, LAWYERS an
n," v.. ind. tod yesterday hv
Ne" -.... s,,tee G~ard Iuf, Tor ailesed
re ....o- .- fhe conspiracy 10 defra-d
..r.,o-- OF Joseph ssmucls & Co.
ss1es on August g.. 1912
80. others seven OF whom are a.
..sc~ arrest on previous ind c.
,~5 Isaac Anderson. unnamed in
90 Indictment pro also named in ire
-, .-si.tmcrts against OppcnAcimcr
$4,000 whom Tho government
n.,.rnd was Che brains behind ;he
.-.,.-a-y 90 defraud TIE creditors ~
s.-,.e,s & 20 and Samucls & Lesser an
- concern. also 100 bankruptcy 90
IS fet hie Indictment b, 80 ai'th.N
Il, ,bt rsft 81 tho eoNeinmcni To "eNeo f
,.vsiue as "a witness for those pit'io 'S-
:, indicted
u can only ask my l''''''S '"
,nsnert nnii 'h'S '''''- ,l..
ssy 10 100 ,.. lin =
rgat No> ,,-
90. rc'f'o' .,.. s...,.s Moose
nd that a'''s. ~. ....,,-.,,<,,, H..
No JOY tl.s chan av orfor. 10
-,ih.ng more o' loss ''"
ieircg mN Ne' go.
:s.snce when s'In-e.S an" 0'..' | 49,,
ats are pls,e' on '..' Co., ,.oo-s.
tenee i've - h.. hem o.
rs e 'As ".s' ..... ',.sr. .rd
lai q an. o.'- 90 give me the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Enestina Trick Plaintiff, against
outs Cohen. and others Defendants.-ln
pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the loln
dav Of January, 1914. I. the undersigned, mo
referee In said Judgment named, Will sell at
nuhlic auction az the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos 14-16 Nesey street. IN the Borough or
Manhattan CITY % New York, on the -ftn
dav OF February. 1914. al i o'clock noon on
that Isy By y. Phoenix lngraham, Auction =
eer the premises directed by said judgment
TO be sold, and therein described as follo"s'
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with the building and Improvements tnereoh
erected. situate. lying and being IN the Dor
oueh Of Manhattan. Of the city OF New YORK
I'm the County and State Of New YORK.
bounded and described as follows
Beginning a. the corner formed by the ~ b.
fersecfion OF the westerly side or Lewis
Street with the sOutherly SIDE OF stanton
street. thence running westerly along the
soutnerlv side or Stanton street ninety-nine
taaD feet eight 81 inches; thence soutneriy,
psrsllel with Lewis street. nifty iaO) feet
thence rastcrly. parallel with stanton street
uluctv-nine 800 feet. eight ls) Inches. 20 the
westerly side OF Lewis Street: thence north
erlv along the same. nifty t0O) feet, 10 the
point or place OF beginning
Dated. New York. February 4th, 1914.
WILLIAM A. BOYD, Referee,
CHARLES BRANDT lR, Attorney TOT
Plaintiff % Nassau street, Borough OF
Manhattan. Now York CITY.
The following IL a diagram or the prop a.
err, 10 be sold its street number Is % and
90, Lewis street.
stanton street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
sURRoGATe'S NOTICES.

HNGAN. NAY liz PURsl ANCE OF
81 orde- OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler.
surrogate Of the County 81 Sew YORK.
notice d. hereby given 10 an persons having
claims against MAJ T. Hagan. late OF the
,-ountv Of New York. deceased. 20 present
he sam, with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
srriber. At his place OF trsnsacting business.
N . Rector street. IN the city Of New
YORK on or before the Goth day OF Ny next
pst.d .cw York. the 18th DAY OF Noyem.
Der 1875 ,..
rHlLIP ". BOAEDMAN
ATTORNEY for Executor. . Rector street,
Borough OF Manhattan, New York city.
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NATIONAL WAREHOUSE CO., Inc.

rs aud 40 East ''th ~ 80.
Sow York. February lsth. ~
10 b.. kasanOusn. Miss T. Eenao'E 90,
uarr., Mrs \. Slater Mr., Lo %n',p rs Mr.
NJ. .%e Nrs Augusts Resting Nj. ".
:, p0d7ard. Nj L. Weber. Nj y E. ..,n
81 - Van fnvagon. M. = HSssse ser,
Sou and caca of YOU are HEREBY no,iheo -
iVV 80 To- rho payment Of our lien upon
,b, propert, hereinafter 6sscrsed ho.r
oirgd after due notice thereon mao po,'.
tNPi o~ We will cause such properly 70
tfouschold Goods Of.ce Furniture, ~
~ f0ccfs and Merchandise. soIeo IN M
sou. "a ,Yarchousa Co warehouses BY YOU
y, ,our name Tor in which YOU msy ma
%. Interest," 20 be SOLD az public suction 40.
.d.nc 10 the statute ~ s1'h tes 49,
coio'uE al 81 our warehouses. 1@s Ano
,.o rss' s;,h S. New YORK city on fr ~ "a.
Mafh ', A. moi completed on said dsie
-. - .r,. vim he continued - the same place
., ,Srh and every Fridsy iheIes.er ,,,,,,' ain
,,e ~ IN 20 = m. and continuing uh'' d"
ID" >sA,TqJIoSAL WAREHOUSE CO. INC
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we're John r Trevor. Charles Lanier.
Cleveland ". Dodge J. 7. Morgan. ir..
William *. Vanderbilt A. H. Juillisrd,
Robert ". Goclct and William RocKe-
Teller King Leopold Of Belgium CAV. II
his sanction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Hnreau Of the Public Administrator Of the
County OF New York

NOTICE IS HEREBY G1NtN. puFsuant -
Chapter go ~ Laws % lS9s that state
me nj OF the rcce pts and expenditure % tho
Public Administrator % the County ~ New
york during the year 1913. was published in
THE CITY RECORD three Times each. week
ror three weeks. beginning January 18th.
1914 WILLIAM NJ HOES
Public Administrator OF the County Of Ncw
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

One Set Says Mrs. Mackenzie
Gave Other Unfair Chance.

\ petition In bankruptcy WAS fled rcs-
te-dat against Mrs Charlotte :. Ma
benzi" widow Of J2mcs :. Mackenzie. II
the Singer Sewing Machine COMPANY.
Size = reported 10 owe $50,
ONLY last week Mr. MacEcn"ic's rouse
hold furniture. ri No. = West seth street
was levied upon and sod ry the Sheriff
The creditors now acting ere Lebolt a
Co.. who have claim o. 'S'N. tle
Ma Company. 500 and Ginb-l
Brothers
T. Is alleged thai last month. while i1-
solvent. she yermit.ol the Simplex Auto
mobile Company 10 obtain "a Judgment
against her for Nc93 aud Franklin
Simon < 60. FOR s5St. and permitted tH"
Sheriff to levy upon her effects and sell
them at auction. u j., understood that
the sale realized $500
The creditor row reutoains 90 not
want ire judgment creditors 10 receive
this money. b-' want aI creditors 10
share IT,
On application 81 LoboI, a. 60. Judc"
Hand. of Inc fe .c-al covr'. granted 2u
order Yesterday rcstro.u.u- tho Sheriff
nom rayue the money To 2nV one until
further order of ihe fede. a co"rt. CO.. any
none winch may have come into the
ste~in's possession d. any levy or sale
Al creditors arc also restrained nom re-
norinc. transte rim. or Otherwise inter-
ferine with Mrs. M2chenzie'- property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
53rd street.

oJrI street.
9-h. an,roxinlste amount o, tho Hen OF
.b.rae 10 satisfy which the above described
nr0perfy is 20 be sold. II Forty-hve hundred
and siXiy-eight and HOO $i5osl I'D Dohars.
T'its Interest thereon from the Both day OF
Ianisrv 1914 together with the costs and al
iowsnce amounting 70 s2j4.63 with interest
from January 3lst, 1914, together with the eN-
nenses OF the sale. The approximate amount
Of the taxes, assessments and water rates, OF
other liens. which are TO be allowed 10 tao
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or PAID
bv the Referee, is ss36.O5 and interest.
said premises will be sold subject 10 three
prior mortgages sggregating In the sum o.
S51 900 and the accrued interest thereon
Dated, New York. February md 1919.
HARRY y. FRENCH, Referees.
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
PRINTING & STATIONERY

NN'hhN '"NNt SUNS
RiEh class printing Of every description. sat-
isfacfion guaranteed. reasonable prices. estl-
mates on request li6 Pearl IT. Tel Broad 49,
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Read Oscar NJ. VOLTS second article
en- .he Legality CT vsrors trade Gus
toms ard advertising. this dealing par
.icuIarly with infrireements on patents
ard trademarks. These articles are
vslusole as well as interesting and will
Sc pubiis1ed in the Sunday Magazine
Of Tn. Tribune M7rch I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

STATE OF NEW YORK. PUBLIC SERvlC,D,
COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DIS fAc 1.
In tho Matter OF tine Application ~ the MAJ =
,, ATTAIN BRIDGE THREE CENT LINE FOR
AUTHORITY 10 issue 100000 par value - its CON-
mon capital stock Ia addition % Sls0rg "a
yalue of such stock heretofore issued -CAs5
NO 1902. PUBLISHED NOTICE or HEAR
ING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ap-i
rlicatlon OF the Manhattan Bridge Three CENT.
Line FOR the authority OF the Public Service
commission for tho First District 70 ISSUE
Two hundred and SIXTY thousand dollars ee6o.-
O0 par value o. rs common capital Stock Ia
addition 70 one hundred and ninety thousand
collars $3.50 O0Ol par value OF such stock here
tofore issued the proceeds Of such new Issue
OF stock 20 be applied By said company 70 tho
ACQUISITION Of property. tic construction. CON-
uletion, extension or imnrovcucn- of ~ fcll-
lfioe the discharge Or lawful refUuding % rs
Obligations and the reimbursement n moneys
actually expended from mortgage loans. as ~
saiI APPLICATION set forth, will be- heard by
said Commission M its Office. No 30 Nassau
street Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK city
on tie 2llh day ~ Tebruary, 1914, az 2f0
o. clock in The afternoon.
Dated. February .eth. 1914
MANIIATTAN BRIDGE IHRrE CBNT LINE.
by FREDERICK W. RoWH. President.
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