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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Generations.

The report OF the KINGS County Electric
Light and Power Company FOR the year
ended December 81. 1918. published yester-
day. shows the result of economies in
administration and operation, and the
rapid increase in the public use oi Inc
companyS electric service. During the
year % So contracts were signed. Total
revenues for the year were &.7i2'i>. an
increase or Si9612 over 1912. Income
after EXPENSES taxes and deprecia-
lion charges was $2o59 go a sain OF S--s'-
0g Dividend distribution during 1913 was
larger by Sle59GS over 1912 and the surplus
from operations for the period was $3.50
ee. % csin of $500. stock outstanding
ON December 81. 1918. was l2.942.se0 as
compared with 100000 on December 81.
r.fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
St. Paul Bonds Authorized.

jefferson City. Mo. Feb. s-Authorlza-
ton TO Issue SS0oOoco in bonds for gen
eral betterment OF service was granted
the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail
road Company to-day by the Missouri
Public Service Commission. Inc ne"
bonds will not draw IN excess Of per
cent interest, and will include slI"Oo'
I'm bonds the proceeds OF which the com
many already has used FOR double tracking
e,d now rolling stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
''oee Gary Conservative.

Cary chairman OF the United
&c. Corporation. who returned
4 r.. IRON 4 three weeks vacation
's1,. declined TO discuss business
~ 1, :. because. he said. he had not
.s.,.. "0.n with them lately. He DID.
tsx '''s inQuirers 10 his speech Of
sss =, WAS $50. when he was asked
Wa. construction programme Of the
y from which 81 was inferred
e,~ VAS decidedly besrish. The
~ l,,l.s noers that address. which
w. n'0 OUT week after he had de-
~ 70 The presidents Of the sub
ess,,s,,sY'' suons' as one Of the most
ssr,.,1 things with which IL had
ssa IN the effort 20 advance stock
ns other things Judge Gary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10

advised the presidents 20 conserve the
cash resources OF their several compa-
MES and he asked them, 20 ~ became
necessary. 10 allow laid-oG employees TO
occupy houses rent free. II Vas under
stood Yesterday, however that he was
referring only 10 his advice that new
construction he kept al minimum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
Chem. Co. Sells Bonds.

The American Agricultural Chemical
Company has sold TO Lee, Hisgnson
Co. subject TO the approval OF stock
holders. 100000 ten-year per cent goa
bonds. The bonds will be convertible mo
common stock at any lime, par for par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS.
BY ADRIAN II. MILLER a son,
OFFICE. No IS WILLIAM ST..
WFDN ESDAN IEBRt AIRY i1tb, 1919,

NE>Dtt '''h' '~'-'
at 1890 o'clock. az the
EXCHANGE SALEsROOM
Nos. - AND 10 NEsEY STREE STREET.
% shs. Atch'' Top. q santa Re r. r. Pfd-
10 shs Manhattan R'way co.
8 shs. Eagle Warehouse q storage ~
II shs. Union Ferry co.
70 shs. Reading Company LIST Pfd
II shs. Erie K. Il. Co. lst Ptd
go shs. Brooklyn city r. r. co.
A. shs Peoples Trust Co. Bklyn.
So sns Garfield Safe Deposit 60.
3 shs Central Safe Deposit Co.
y shs. Central New Jersey Land impt 60
10 shs r. s Durham Co. common.
FOR Acct of WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
s37 900 Pennsylvania Knitting NILS 90. o'
Reading LIST Mtge. , p. e. Bonds du'
1852 Nov 1910 coupons attached.
900 New York q Westchesier Town slA
q .. c. Deb. Inc BIDS, carrying 81, 100
& o. C. Inc BIDS. OF same Company.
so shs Rlker & Hegeman Co Pfd. (old stock):
IS shs Riker q Heseman Co. common 'o'a
stock.
81 600 2d Mortgage made BY Morris MeretzAy
and wife 10 Samuel Miller. dated March
- 1912. at D. c. on properly 81 Gar
den Street, Yonkers. ~ y
600 shs The United states Light & Heating
co. common
% shs Security Bank.
10 shs. National Nassau Bank.
chs Chemical National Bank.
10 shs New York Ilfe Insurance & Trust Co
II sh-. Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
25 She. Adams Express co.
% shs Lawyers Westchester Mortgage a
900 shs chic & Eastern Illinois R. r. pfd.,
St Louis & san Fran. cts
s35 900 Pennsylvania Knitting Mills CO. or
Reading lst Mtge. ?. e. BIDS, 1897.
i25 shs. German American Insurance co.
81 900 Columbia, Newberry iaurens r. +. LIST
Mtge. 3 p c. BIDS. 1881. without Cu
OF InGbI
- chs Security Bank
500 shs Standish Arms Realty co.
The following participation in ard Mise for
sl23.5OO held by the Title Guarantee &
Trust co. on the property Of the stand
ISM Arms Realty Co. 1864 20 III Columbia
Heights Brooklyn. y. Y. 20 Wit; I'd par
ticlpation, 81 600. 80 participation. $35.
600: 4th participation. so. 600: 9th partci-
patton IS 900. The bove pariicipations are
all subject 10 a LIST participation OF Sls.5Oo
and have priority as to each other In the
order named. They are sold plus such in
terest as may be due.
Three partcipations in a 4th Mtre. for $50.
coo on said property held 10y the Brooklyn
Trust Co as Trustee. said participstions
being OF equal status. 20 Wit: one Tor 81. 90.
endorsed interest paid 20 Aug 1. 1910. An
other for Si04 endorsed Interest paid
Aug l. 1910. and the other for sl5.325.
endorsed interest paid TO Feb I. 1910. all
sold plus such interest may be due. Two
promissory notes % Standish Arms Realty
Co 20 The order OF W =. Bolton. endorsed
without recourse. one for s.. 200 dated April
: 1912 due oct s 1912 and the other for
5000. dated June 3. 1918 due July 3. 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
Oakland, Antioch G. Eastern.

The Oakland Antioch & Eastern Rail
way COMPANY has been granted permits
sion by tie California Railroad Commits
sion 10 issue SD0ot0 first mortgage per
cent thirty-year bonds under its mortsase
and deed OF trust TO the Union Trust
Company Of san Francisco, and 10 pledge
these bonds together with other bonds,
10 a total of s. 10 900. as collateral secuEi-
N for an issue OF notes under the trust
agreement. The funds will be applied 10
the physical development OF the railroad
properties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
Nsrraesnsett Electric Light.

stockholders or the Nsrragansett Elec-
trlc Light Company have approved an
increase I'm the capital stock from 5000 900
10 $4,000 The board Of directors at a
meeting TO be held shortly will decide m
what form tho additional capital shall
be issued. The annual meeting Of stock
holders Will hereafter ne held on the third
Tuesday in February. instead OF the first
Tuesday. SO as to give more time for prep
aration Of the annual report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
Utah Power and Light.

Gross earnings OF the Utah Power and
Light Company FOR the year ended De
cember 81 we're N,1S9 IS. and net earnings
were Sl.0S5S25 The net earnings are
over twice the bond interest requirements
Of 10000 on the 100000 first mortgage
. per cent gold bonds These bonds were
purchased last week by Harris, Forbes
& CO.. and are being offered at 20 and
interest The company, together with the
Western Colorado Power Company, owns
hydro-electric developments. with a pres
emit rated capacity Of lWl5o horsepower
Of which 20. Goo horsepower IS now in op-
Grafton and $50 horsepower viii be
shortly placed In operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
BONDS.

$50 600 can p 60 nts..lo2i4 lg5,s loS oS-.
900 West Pac 5s... "a. ~. H'@ -
.Ex dividend 4sels cents per snare 'i-A
rights exclusive So cash DIVIDEND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

London purchased about 5000 shares in
this market at the arbitrsge rail yester-
DAY. although il was supposed that they
had purchased considerably more through
other channels.
There has been engaged Cor export TO
Paris 10000 gold bars. This makes
100000 taken on the present move
ment.
The Jersey Central reports gross earn
ings. for December Of t2,955.l55. as COM
pared with 5000. POI for December. 1872
Net earnings we're H,276ln. as against
sl.5s2,1eo
The annual report Of the American
Steel Foundries Company shows net
earnings Of s2O31.27l as compared with
81 .549.s3s in 1912 The surplus was sl,Z's'-
so2. equal to As per cent on the capital
stock. as compared with 452 per cent in
the previous year.
The Peoples Gas Light Company r.
norris gross earnings for the year OF sl6.-
So ga. as compared with $l6.3'0,sS6 in
1eio Net earnings were S64l7,57s, as
AGAINST :6.l03,3l7, and surplus was EN"-
cs4 equal TO 74s per cent on the capital
stock. as compared with 7.54 per cent
earned the previous year.
F STREET.. Of the Stock Exchange
firm Of H. T. Carey & Co., will sail for
Europe on the Lusitania tomorrow. MI
STREET will visit London. Paris and Der
lin 70 study methods In vogue on me
stock Exchange and the bourses OF those
financial centres.
Robert r. Horton. formerly with j. >.
Rache & Co.. has become associated win
the firm Of Williams. Dunbar q Coleman
No. g. wall street. and Will take charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10

Robert r. Horton, formerly with }. >.
Bache & Co., has become associated WIN
the firm Of Williams. Dunbar Coleman
No. g. Wall street. and Will take charge
Of their trading department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.
RAILROADS.
BONDS.

pp los 40 lK-spg Tire IS - 70
y q I" 90 50 16a lss IS G as. e2.leO.s lvl
f bIsu ~ ~ not % SIS y e as. '6O.lco's lol
- s,,.,s.,d 4SeNs cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
100000


THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL Co.
TENYEAR 5B CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURE BONDS
Dated February T. 1914 Due February l. 1872
Coupon :so d:0. siS s 3r 5SS S @
rur.. ouAnAsrx
Author Outstanding, 100000
Application will made to list Stock Exchanges
CAPITALIZATION
First Mortgage SCI Bonds duel9 $0O46Ooo
Tenyea Debenme Bonds (his IoooOoo
Prf.r.d Stool 60 Cumulative
Common Stock ~
which letter WI" De
follows:
's s %s s ss s a ' . s s &
audited balance of June 80 9 but not including the pro-
e these bonds the exclusive OF any snuduon 6
eompanys approximately the
OF this ua~eea t than s3OOoooo
wicethe entmef debt
s324o fomd int charges funded
900 600 bonds will not only be sufficient all the
a%oant @'a"0 Working dfo esptai
Company dividends anzadonin
1899 and 40 stock
cbondsar stock par for
We iHreive subscriptions for the al
s71z AND INTEREST.
February TO- 1914 and closed not later
Saturday February should be
datey The right reserved
anv and all atons and also
$1,000 bond be returned the subscription be not
will be payable allotment only OF the amount sub
balance the will be applied toward the remain
failure the balance of subscription when due all right
will n absolutely without accountability therefor
All legal matters pertaining to his 5@sc HJe po@e7rpon
By Ropes Byden d Perkins, Boston,
temporary negotiable receipts pending the dday H b" ~he"
# delivered
LEE HIGGINSON & co
Exchange
& LONDON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
MINING.
FOREIGN BONDS.

Furnished by Zimmerman FoFshsy. No ,
Wall street)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
er.NnARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

,-......,.a ,,v Carl H. Pforzheimer. No. %
u ui'' Broad stIeet)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
(Ma,uring l9li-'27A

,r,,,r,i.bed by swartwout Il Appenzellar No.
" - Pine street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

49,. ~ Harvey A. Wills CO., No 81
urhisHeS - ROADWAY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-07
EAST CALAIS YOUNG MAN DEAD.
Frank J. Holt Was Operated on at a
Burlington Hospital.

East Calais, Nov Frank J. Holt
OF this place, who was taken seriously
i'll last Tuesday morning and who was
removed to the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington Thursday morning, died
there yesterday at II o'clock. He under
went an operation for appendicitis and
complication. He came out of the opera :
ton but the doctor held out no hope of
recovery. Mr.. Holt had been in his usual
health until Tuesday.
He was born in MiddIesex Oct. 2s,
1893, and he leaves his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Il. Holt, and his brother, aged
~, all OF whom reside in East Calais.
During the past six months he had been
driving a team for f. b. Dwinell. Much
sympathy is felt for his family. as the
young man was loving son and brother.
He leaves a large circle of friends.
The body arrived in Montpelier from
Burlington this morning and was brought
to this place. The funeral will be held
Sunday at Fast Calais.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-07
MIDDLESEX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Reed of Mont
pelier were Thursday night guests o
Mrs. Esther Ainsworth.
The chicken-pie supper, served by tn,
Home circle Thursday evening, was large
~ attended, about $50 being realized
Several selections by the NJ. S. male
quartet and the MiddIesex orchestra
were rendered. which were thoroughly
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Atkins of Montpelier is guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Johnson.
r. 7. White was in Roxbury Thurs
day to attend the funeral of Mrs
Whites father.
Misses Louise Gaylor and Atwood are
spending Saturday and Sunday in Waits
field.
Elmer Lee of Moretown has moved
into the front part of Mrs. Harry Sher-
mans house.
Mrs. f. S. Lawrence of Burlington
is guest of F. B. Miles and family.
George Herrin. b. S. Palmer, J.. G..
Jones and f. J. Eaton attended the dis
trict meeting OF Odd Fellows, held at
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Wells OF Lyndonville was a recent
visitor of Mrs. Esther Ainsworth.
Mrs. Wellington of Fitchburg, Mass,
IS visiting her mother, Madam Newhall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-07
"THE WOLF" ARRESTED.
David Lamar Captured in a New York
Hotel.

New York. Nov David Lamar. tn,
wolf of Wall Street" who has beer
fighting removal 20 this city from the
District Of Columbia since his indict.
ment in 1913 on charge Of impersonat.
ing a government officer with intent IA
defraud. was arrested in the corridor
Of an uptown hotel here last night by
two agents Of the department Of ius-
tiee. He was taken before William Y.
ofiey, chief agent in New York Of the
department Of Justice. who permitted
him 20 consult with counsel. and then
ordered him locked up for the night.
The arrest was surprise both 10
lamar and to his captors. The latest
reports to the department Of Justice
agents here had indicated be was still
in Washington and was likely to re-
main there until the supreme court for
the District Of Columbia had passed
upon his appeal
Last night the agents were walking
along the corridor Just Ne lamar went
quickly through H. CHANGING az him a.
he passed. the detectives recognized him
A. the much-wanted man and immediate
" solved him. lamar told them he was
making a secret fyiug trip 10 this CITY
md had expected 30 dodge the federal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-07
Good Word for John W. Gordon.

Graton people he'd the opportunity 81
listening 20 one of NermOnts interesting
rreakers when Hon John WI Gordon 81
Iiarre spoke ~ the Republican rails Pr
dav night. Although this vas paiiti
al speech. set Il was fuH 81 interest
aH9 information presented ~ master
land 10 the uae of tho Enrlish ianruars
John -. Gordon T. an Orutm o. digs
dsan INTO his suhiett and presents fi.e
flatter in q ia1iral end Interesting man
nfr. Va one could listen b. NJ Gordon
viihuut thinking thst Nrrmrrt hsa
Flertr # sons vim moui8 tstf prom
iueat rlaet " Congress x rirrH TIE p.
fHirtHntF end tint foremost anpue
fhem stnnds John NJ. Gordon f.rgton
Tlmas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-07
GERMANS LOSE
ONLY STRONGHOLD
IN THE FAR EAST
Continued from first page.)

rity of the Chinese empire, but the Jap
anese went ahead with the operations.
The number of the expeditionary
forces has never been officially diyulged
but it is said to have been upwards OF
10000 men. A British detachment, con.
sistng of some 500 South Wales Dor.
derers and 400 Indian Sikhs under COM
mand of Brigadier General Nathaniel w
Bernardiston, commander of the North
China forces, was at their head and is
said to have formed part OF the center
of The Japanese lines in the investment
of Using Tau.
Fighting continued from the middle of
September Internationally until the fall
of the fortress yesterday During this
period, both the German and the Japan
csc warships and aeroplanes engaged in
the bombardment of each others posi-
tions. On one of the most severe of these
engagements on October l, it was an
nouneed that the japanese loss was LOO
killed and 500 wounded. 1t was then
reported that the Japanese would await
the arrival of siege guns before continu-
ing operations. At various times, Ger
man losses were reported up to score
or more.
On the night of Japanese II occurred
the most serious of the Japanese naval
losses, when the cruiser Takachiho was
blown up by the German torpedo boat
500.
1t was reported on October % that
the japanese had finally installed their
siege guns under cover of Prince Henry
mountain and other hills near the town.
The German fortresses included three
lines of defense. The first of these, on
the outskirts, appears to have been evac-
uated some time ago, and the garrison
concentrated in Forts Moltke and Bis
marck and Hits, which occupy command
ing positions on the range of precip !
itous hills that circle the harbor city. |
The Germans also had five forts exclu- |
siyely for shore defense.
The heights back of the city are pene- /
trated only by the railway lines, and il |
is probably through this path that the I
allies proceeded into Using Tau, once
the defending fortress had been silenced
An interesting document in connec-
ton with the fall Of Using Tau is the
proclamation which the German govern
or posted on August p. In this be said:
never NHdH we SURRENDER the smallest
bit Of ground over which the German
flag is flying. From this place, where
We with love and success have endeav-
ored during the last IL years 10 shape
a little Germany across the seas. we
shall not retreat. II the enemy wants
Using. Tau. he must come and take it,
In taking IL the japanese have again
had revenge for certain phases Of their
war with China 20 years ago. Nictori- I
Gus. She was forced, At the instigation
Of Germany, 20 give up Port Arthur,
her main fruit 81 victory, which event
ually became Russian.
Ten wears later-in 1904 -05-Japan
fought Russia and again took Port Ar
thur New, after another interval Of
ten YEAR,. In association with British q
forces. japan has seized the German poe
session If Kiao-Chow and wiped out
.core which had been a thorn in it. side I
for two decades. N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
DeBoise brassieres at Abbott's.

|
Children's gloves only 25c. yaughan's
| kimono aprons here at last, soc, a
Knights.
See the new neckwear at Vaughan's
25c and Soc
George c. Mckenzie OF Granitevillc
left for Boston this morning, on a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Douglass b. Roben is a candidate
for the free trip to California, to be
given by the Woman's National Weekly
and will be pleased to receive new sub
scriptions, renewals or votes in the
weekly.-Adv.
The Barre Redskins defeated the
Montpelier Giants at Intercity park yes
terday, the score being AZ to o. The
features OF the game were touchdowns
by Tomasi, A. Comolli and mike Cera /
soil. Referee, Paul Scampini.
Fridays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
include: Mr. and Mrs. w II. Gamble
Macon, Ga; j. J. Mullers, Boston; H. f..
Warrington, Rutland; d. l. Mclean, Al
bany, n. Y; NJ. T. Holland, Springfield,
Mass; Charles Bailey, Boston.
1t was quite an enthusiastic delega-
tion OF prominent members of the n. f..
Q. p. that returned from visit to Mill.
stone lodge, 322, at East Barre last
evening. They reported a good time
and what is always appreciated big
feed" All the arrangements reflected
much credit on the committee in charge.
Among those that went from here were
Deputy Grand Warden p. NJ. Cutler,
Past Grand Warden H. w. Scott. War
len +. A. Williams. Treasurer Archie
Taft and f. ID. Beckley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-07
VERMONT WOMAN SUFFRAGrsrs
Reelected Mrs Julia Ashley Pierce Of
Rochester, Honorary President.

Burlington, Nov z The sessions Of
the Vermont State Suffrage association
were concluded last night with an ad.
dress by Maud Wood Park, vice-presi.
dent OF the Massachusetts, State SUI.
frage association.
The officers with the exception Of the
recording secretary were reelected %
serve another year. They are Honorary
president Mrs Julia Ashley Pierce Of
Rochester; president. Mrs Frances Ras.
tall Nyman OF Manchester Center; vice
president, for the western side. Mrs.
Charles ;. Van Patten Of Burlington; for
the eastern side. Mrs Evelyn Lena Full
Ter Of Woodstock corresponding sccre-
tary. Mrs. John D. Taylor Of Burlington.
recording secretary. Mrs Mary Grace
Garfield Of Woodstock treasurer. Mrs.
Julia Ashley Pierce II Rochester; au-
ditor, Mrs Jessie Briggs Tinkham Of
Rochester
r. r. Jose Of Johnson. q Progressive
leader in the House # Representative
in 1912 but defeated for reelection this
wear. told the suHraqists that they were
farther from The ballot to-day than 10
wears ego