davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Las Vegas optic., 1914-01-02

threw up his hand, exclaiming: You
didn't call it that way before"
In addition to his mathematical
gift Field possessed the power of tell
ing time. 1t is positively asserted
that when he was awakened from a
deep sleep; he could instantly tell the
exact hour and minute Of the night
The thing was tested often with him
in the daytime Your watch might be
a little different from the time he
gave you. In that case your watch
was wrong, and that was a good time
to set it. If you told Field how far
off your watch was, and you asked
Las Vegas optic., 1914-01-02

nearly 100000 over the estimate for
1918. Receipts and expenditures are
always estimated at the same amount
More than third Of the receipts
come from taxes; more than fifth
from the municipal undertakings (gass
electricity, street cars, water etc.. J.
and from rent Of ground owned by
the city and let on long leases to
owners Of buildings thereon, these
two sources contributing more than
half the receips.
The largest expense item, $4,000, COO
is for interest and payments on prin-
cipal Of debt; the next largest is ST.
100000 for educational purposes
poor relief and the support Of charit-
able institutions take s1,200,0O0. while
police, street lighting. and fire depart
ment together take about the same
Las Vegas optic., 1914-01-02
ITO be Continued Tou'orrow)
APPROVE LARGE BOND ISSUE


Chicago, Jan. Stockholders of
the meat packing firm Of Swift &
Company assembled here today in
annual meeting. approved Of the pro
posal Of the directors for q sO-year
issue Of first mortgage s per cent
gold bonds. the first s1O.OOOOO0 Of
which Is to be dated July 1, 1914.
The mortgage is to be secured by all
the property OF the corporation. Half
Of the first s1O,OOO,O0O Of the new is
sue Is to be used to refund bonds now
outstanding and maturing on July I,
1914 and the remainder is to be ap-
piled to iiquidating floating indebted
ness
Las Vegas optic., 1914-01-02

Sidney. O.-Eour pigs and seven oE
her own puppies are being m0thered
by collie owned By Judge Thomp
son. The mother 81 the pigs died ana
an attempt TO raise her offspring by
the bottle method failed All are aos
ing we'll under the dogs care,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-01-02
Not Responsible for Husbands Debts,

Union Hill, N. Mrs. Albert spra-
berow Of this city advertised ii q local
paper that she would not be responsi-
BILE for debts contracted BY her hus-
band She explained that her hus-
band will not support her and that
she advertised because she did not
want him to borrow money IN her
name.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-01-02
Chronic constipation Cured

Five years ago had the worst
case of chronic constipation l ever
knew of, and Chamberlain's Tablets
cured me- writes S. r. Fish, Brook
lyn, Mich For sale by all Dealers
ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-01-02
ILLUSTRATIONS o LLLSMORTH YOVNG-
eylaea7- L2l2 "a eoess ta62aIL cQN9slYYl

added, with a look in his eyes as II
one gazed forward: Some day. per-
haps, a marshal of France under an
other Bonaparte."
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srnREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK -ALFRED W. RIDDLE. as sole sur
wing trustee. etc, Plaintiff, against JESS
PRICE ct al. Defendants
In pursuance OF n judgment Of foreclosure
ana sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day Of March: 1914. l. tine undersigned,
the Referee In said judgment named. Will
ssesroo-n, Nos. 1915 vesey St in the
on the ?Shd day OF April. 1914. at IL o'clock
noon on tina, dav. by HERBERT a. SHEER
MAN, Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said Judgment TO be sold. and therein de.
AN that certain lot, piece or parcel 81
land Situate lying and being In the Borough
Of Manhattan city and County OF New
York. bounded and described as follows:
side OF South street. distant IS feet Easteriy
along the same. from the corner formed by
the intersection OF the Easterly side OF Pike
street with the said Northerly side Of South
parallel with the said Ea.tcrg side OF Pike
with the said Northerly side OF south Street.
Is feet II Inches. thence SOUTHERLY. so
feet to the NoStherly side Of South street.
BEING THE SAME PREMISES which
were conveyed " william J Matheson. and
once OF the Register OF the County of New
York. in t.iber lot. Section l. Of Convey
ances al page o6"
Dated. New York. March 80 1914
KIDDLE M>RGEsoN. Attorneys for
riain,in, ~ Broadway, New York city
The following l. diagram OF the property
to be sold; Its street No Is :t2 South street
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER--The market was weaker y.s,or-
d d.s ana extras we're ~ lower This was
part OF holders to unload their stock. Bust
ness In all grades wa. irregular Lower
There was a moderate movement in held
creamery Process was somewhat steadicr.
. Ladies easy, but quiet Packing stock
sSAa.s.c;, hrsts, :t't n ?sac,; seconds,
ssg:tc : held extras. 22t a ?3c.; hrsts. 2ia
n n;r,; stste dairy finest, IS 25lsc.; good TO
i TEE ' ssct lyr; ladies' current hrsts lsg
.CHEESE-,More state whole mlIks were
oEered' which met light demand. owners
sell put those holding fancy lines were NOT
inclined TO cut prices. Skins unchanged
o rr.Ies are STATE and whole milk, old. as to
average. fancy. it,s i5c.; SKIM held !, sp s
Gals. ltn i5c. held choice. lea i3c skins.
,sIr sh' ao2d 10 choice. lo's II ,ac. poor to
The Ss S,,a,Dsmand wa, weaker Yesterday
was not much activity in storage packed
as AS me future Is uncertain hut general busI.
Plentiful Nearby VIZ Whites D ri io rad checks
ply with little accumulation Duck esss
scarce scarce and nrm. Prices follow; Fresh gain
:oa ale regular packed p1 tirsss. , sf.' =
.o'sr seconds i9919iac,; Pennsylvania ana
he earey hemMsry whites nne to fancy Use
Iolors. ?oa?lc.; baltimore ducks. ssc'
Western % q NC; Tennessee and other good
S9uth.rn 20 "a 36c. Goose. o0c. uti.
1--we fOtITRf.-The market was active
but uncertain, as advices indicated Liz Ter
receipts than anticipated and buyers were
hardly determined whether to stock up or
hold on Receipts yesterday were tWentv
cars western hve Southwestern and twelve
southern by freight, with scattering lots
hy express. car was sold at auction al
10000. for fowls; geese. isc old rooster
at .3c. for fancy Indians
DRESSED PouITRN--Marke IL In bad
shape Desirable grades OF fresh killed
bring top quotations, hut poor lines are
neglected. old ROSTERS In light supply and
nrnl' FRESH killed turkeys arc irregular.
Squads fairly plentiful Long Island duck.
linss scarce. Most lines OF frozen sell
roasting chickens. Most OF the latter are
unattractive, Fancy. frozen turkeys hrrm.
with limited demand. Frozen ducks and
geese dun and weak. Quotations: Brothers
fhliadelphia' fancy, Ia lbs each. a H.. 4. AZ
t5c.; his each, Is n Zoe. Chickens, Phila
delphia. fancy, 2in 2bc,; coarse. 14c. Fowls
Western. boxed, 60 lbs and over to dozen,
l54iso.; In barrals. lbs, lsia n i9c. West.
ern fancy. scald.d. 1871 19c, Western aud
So them poor. 1tal5'sc. Old roosters,
i4i7c, rrozen--Turkeys, small Western
selected hens and toms, 26m2Gc. Ken
lucky. :3m 23'sc.: Texas. 23c, old hens. 81 a
.tc,; old toms. 22n :3c, Broilers ~ 10 hon
milk fed, fancy Is to "a lbs, 23n.5c. corn
fed ?oaeic Chickens, milk fed 81 to AZ
lbs. to aozen. @isc'' corn fed, isaisc,
dozen, I; ~ u lshc.: 80 to SO lbs, l5al6isc .
old ROSTERS. lie, Ducks, Western, i.u lac
No. 2. ui0c. Geese, Western, fancy i3U
lac, No. g ofiic.
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TUESDAY, Aprll :.
Receipts OF beeyes were M head, all Of
which were consigned to saughtcrcrs. No
trading In live Sattle to day, Feeling was
rated easy Dressed beef WAS quiet at liza
u ~. pcr III, for city dressed native sides.
ENporrs from this port omorrow ~ cattle.
all 10 Bermuda.
Recoipts Of calves vere 1919 head. all for
slaughtcfcrs, There was no trading IN live
calves. The feeling Was steady. Dressed
calves were hrm. city dressed vesls sold
a. li'7ais'sc.. country dressed at ia n
l1r.
Ee'"ipis of sheep ana lambs were :,0H2
head Including less than u carload for th.
market. sheep were steady lambs nominal /:
- deck Of MARYLAND spring lambs, trst ~
the scaron sod at &d,@5 per head, prim.
sheep ~ $3.50 PEI 100 lbs. bucks at ~ 30.
Dressed mutton quiet 81 Nig 20. prr M
With thoi'" "~thors selling In small way
. a. lslyo,, dressed lamhs quiet At l3n loo. a
few hor dressed A. high as - iy'. country
dressed ho,house lambs nrm At tin 81 80 per
carcass.
li'""ipta ot hoes we're b,sSa head ali for
/ .lahEhl"toFt Tc"lns steady. country
| dressed hogs steady at vgi3c. Per ID.
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West Houston st.

West Houston St
The approximate amount Of the Hen oil
charge. 20 eati-fy which the above described
property Ia to be sold. Is sixteen thousand
nine hundred fifteen and 5s-loo Csl6.elj.56l
dollars, with Interest thereon from the I'D
day o: January. 1914. together with The
costs and allowance amounting to $3.50. SO
with interest from February 9Th, 1914. to.
gether with the expenses Of the sale. The
approximate amount Of the taxes. assesr
ments and water rates or other Hens, which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money, or paid by tho referee
Is 1855. 40 and interest
Said premises will b. sold subject 10 any
statement OF facts which an accurate survey
would show.
Dated New York February 10Th. 1914
II. C. s STIMPSON. Referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CITRON BROS. manufacturers OF ~aisu
l&2 East Thirty second street. made az
assignment Yesterday TO Robert p Lsyis
A petition In bankruptcy Was also MED
Nichols. 5000; 4; g. Mccsbe. $500 and Z,
claims. Lila bilities are said to be $4,000
and assets $4,000 Citrou Bros hay. been
In business about nine years and had no
burned in July. 1905. when the loss was
adjusted at $44soo. and in July. 1919.
they were again damaged by nre and The
The partners are Nathan and Herman
ci,ron, who reside in White Plains; =,
81 John street. has nled petition in
bankruptcy, with liabilities of &5.ss7 and
assets OF ss.5I2. consisting of real estate.
Inortgagcd for $4,000: stock. 5000; cash In
bank and on hand. s235; accounts. e25.
and rent. SIC. lie has been in business
DAVID REICHENBERG. grocer, 81 Spring
street! petition in sankrup,,cS BY these
Bruck. 800. and Abraham Cash. si7s.
Judge Hough appointed william Blau re-
cever bond, $1,000. Liabilities are ,iA..
BEHRENs BRoS.-oscar I. and Albert !
Behrens' n who composed tn. nrm OF
$3.50. nominal assets, $4,000. There Is
only one creditor. Doull Miller Company.
countcrclaim against Doull Miller Com.
pany for $4,000 for alleged breach ~
contract IL giNen assets. BehrenG
Bros. were formerly dealers in bath robes
and sweaters
c. e HUNTLEy Co-SyIvester T.
Vaughan surviving partner OF the firm OF
c. l.. Huntley 4 Co.. architects, 100 Park
avenue. has filed petition In bankruptcy.
Liabilities s3.97e: nominal assets. ti5.-
<1e In claims. These claims are sis.1.a
against the estate of the late Charles 4.
Huntley and $3.50 against the Perth AM
boy Beef Company. Mr.. Huntley died In
November. 1912.
OSCAR II. SUGERMAN-Judge Hough has
signed an order permitting Rober, T.
Lewis. receiver In bankruptcy of Oscar u
Susermsn. former bookkeeper and ca shie r
of Lowenfeld e. Prayer. real estate opera
tors. 1874 Broadway, TO open Sugermsn'
safe deposit box In the Mercantile Saft
Deposit Company. us Broadway. and to
inspect the contents. when the petition
In bankruptcy was filed II thought
Sugerman might have some money and
diamonds In the sfc deposit box.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
TELLS OF CLOSED REFINERTs,
Ntese Explains Condition. Ate,
American SUGAR Go. COntrol

Henry +. Niese director OF the Ameri
can Sugar Refining Company and chair.
man or its manufacturing committee
was recalled to the stand yesterday when
the hearing In the Governments suit
against that corporation was resumed
Mr.. Niese said that the United States
Sugar Refining Company's plant at Cam
den. N. j.. possessed some good ma
chtnery. but that 1t would have been
necessary TO spend considerable money
70 put the plant on a paying basis. He
said that he did not have anything TO do
with the dismantling Of the factory, the
machinery Of which was sent to other re-
fineries
The Baltimore Refinery. Mr.. Niese said,
had too small a boiling capacity when
taken over by the American Sugar Re-
filming Company. II was destroyed by
IRE in 1898. but was rebuilt with q ca
pacity OF 500 900 pounds. It was not oper-
sted after 1895.
The capacity OF many Of the company
f.hneries was increased as TO pro-
duce in excess OF the demand. Mr.. Nlese
said. and they had to be operated on a
reduced scale. Such condition made
necessary the closing OF the Franklin re-
6nery. he said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08

s..s; e." scss. scn ASS. ass' Case un
>. Par, Yrr.-Adojurn.d until Monday. Apt'
Part xIII.-Befors Sutherland. , 80.
~. sssii. sss1: sss;:: sss:: tsss ssis. ssSs
Far. xry@Befoss p %""".'1 ;. ao. 1897
i's; ,ss; SEQ , Clear r,.,.,,,, ,s,. ,,,,
a7is sac. SIS. 2iss. 7io 1924, 1ssi. Clear
~ Part ar. X SI.s Newburser, ]. Case on
Part SviI1Befor. Hendrick mo.
Par! &yIrf.Ncs.fore oreenbaum. J. Cas-,
:. surrosates. Gouri-chsmser,v,S,e;tore, CO.
MANN Wsm t %st; Julia a. ss
Adele Dumb Max Bolotin. Henry weltz
Perkins. Mssa s Xy X Tran.
surrosste's court-Triai .Term-Bescr,
,: !! ,iss s,4 S' 'hl: s's. ''s a sss
,Gss Smith Court cpsn: Mo 70 A.
CITY Court-Triai Tsrm~Part I-Befcr.
ssT ssos 5s Mo' ,st ss sss ,s So? s,ss 1sss
ss ILL., ss, zoo, , i''' s,G s'' s, ssi,
ssssi. s2ssh. tsss. 1905. 1884,. 735!is
s s ..s... 1876 isii :sssii.. .sss .scs. .ssGs
.s35. 1886. 1850, 1890, 1891. 1905, i7os
%ss e ssi f &, ss:s ss sass
sss SO ss S5 ssos s7's s7; ssss
100. :. ?. a. ss1i. $3.50. Sss7, Il. cas'
Part, iIr.-Befor. Green. J. Gas. un
Part. 1v.-Bcfors Lynch. J. Case un
Part v.-Befors Ransom. J. Case un
Part .v1.-Before Delahanty. j. Case un
Part vrr.-Befors La Fe,ra. J. Case un
PAR, vIIr.-Before opwyer c. J. Cas-
faq; les - S w. ' vi from sss Fiji FIT for e ,rs
KINGS COUNTY.
supreme court-Appeliste Dlvision-Sec
9nd judicial Departlpent-Before Jenks
jj. Court opens al p n. Motion cal
sndar-Rcache VS. Hamburg. Janiszewski "
ond Judicial Depsftment~Beiore Jerks
s. court "rt opens T. at s'fp'S'o 'Ss ns
issd az s ss is ~ ,a IT, H. ia ia
iss -. 10 lGs; 2is Sac sssi isT, Isl
ssted motions. Before scudder. J-E,
parte matters
supreme cour,-Trial Term-:Part J..
Crane; u Par IL; kapper; j.; Part wi.
". Clark. j.: Part vi, Garretson. J.: Par
pay csiss9dai5Sos. is7:. ,:,s, ,2ss'. s5.s
49, s:s, s:ss s::s 3sss sss a;S2 s;ss
saG siS. s ssss s s i as sS sS3g.
is%3-:e.t, The following causes. IL narkeC
resdy will be passed for the day. No caus,'
Nos s2a5. 1881. 2sTi. 2ssP :s7s css7. ?so2
sss2. s4l+ Sos $685.. 1886, 1908. 2s!6. 2s7
l9t7-194s 4ss2-t6ss 4se5. 1880. 5oI4 1884
soo3. siss lses. :o2l -2os4. 1909: s9s3. 1858
1854, S5sl, s637. 6164. 6st6, 7lli 6is, $50
81, s@7. 1iN. ISIS. 1861. l7t3. lIs?. Iscs
25tj. ?,e5. 2sl6. 2s+e 1888, a9'4, 2ois
Highest number reached on regular call
3322.
supreme Court--spec!ai Term-Part III
Trials-.Before Benedict. J Court opens, a
10 A. NJ. Day calendar-Sos. ist. %0s, ia
ais. :7s. Is. lst. 81. si5.- lsS. III, lss. tst
357. $50. t's,, ioi, 77s. 80. 7si. :ss. Re
3ol, Sss. 7ss. 7e1 7ss. soc sol. so? High
est number reached on the regular call
500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08

Supreme Court--Triai Term-Psrt vl1-
Before Manning. J. Court opens st 10 a ~.
Criminal caiendar-rhomas b. Cullen orio'
County Court-Par, Iv.--I,cfore Moore. J.
S Sos ,s sRssnIs ESQ., ssis sss o sSo, iSs M
NJ. "a ssi . III ak ISL 70! E;i s'
County Gcurt-Spsrt t-,.-Before Dixie. =
en U GHS Partridge. atlas John Par
,r,dse, alias John, Russell, grand LARCENY .,ny
Moscowi,z. alias Patsy Haley uwo indie,.
er,y; Man Benssehofsky. raps. assault and
incest; EInar Wisgen. carrying dangerous
s"ieRms f Pau LoPdes Si
Part 1f.-Befcre Baker. j Joseph iir
p9k arson; aouis schMar,1; asssy Yn 'a siiss
Harry. Coen. Sursiar's Instruments. JOSEF
MARSHA. carrying dangerous weapon. MORT.
Schatz. carrying dangerous weapon; Jane
Capozzi, carrying dangerous weapon; Miehae
Montana carving dangerous weapon; Frank
Madden is NieSelS' ks?!y: '' Arthur Powell
David safs attempted robbery and assault
t,ioSsnnI cSnedeils. burglary, petit iarceny
and receiving; Jacob tioldstein. burglary
sTs"a issssny eRS tecis1f Kchs
Court opens at 10 A. NJ. in the Hall o.
RssS5S' On ' Ms h0SF
Farrell. accounting In the estate. of John
g. springsteen. Katharine wettenherg syl'
vester Ross. two proceedings; John spring
Mary =. chickiSy'. Thomss Watson, Jane.
SrrS fs RpG rssfo" AtSa Meff chsrt
f@de f MsTy h Mooy and a ASrahsm 500
mon. Contested calendar-Wili OF Samne
or.rrys ~~r-Nry
County Court---Trial Term-Before Hum
phrey j. Court opens and calendar called
at 10 A. N. Dec VS.. Brooklyn Heights Rail
! road Company, Lechtman Laundry Company
pany. Gottock vs.. Brooklyn. Queens County
and suburban Railway Company. Mack w
n nTs"1S Es TcSps M and Suburban Rail
way Company. Bcrky vs. same, Austin w.
same. Eldred IS Ke,nan ct ~, krieser vs.
Haws, Scarbcugh vs.. Eas' River Gas Com.
pany of Long Island Reichiing vs. klotz 81
al. The following causes. II marked ready
viii be passed for the day. 10 cause VII
stein vs. Dol1io. Dixon vs.. johnson. Ma
loney vs.. OConnor. Topiitz. ct al. vs.. sharp
Heidenfelder vs.. Long Island Railroad Com
pany. Cohen vs. Roeber, Cohen vs.. Roeber,
UresIis. ct al We. Humphrey. Lynch vs.
Adams Coates US. Brooklyn Heights Rail
road company. schulman va. same. Anderson
Queens County Railway Company. Grant VS.
scholi. Days W. Feldnan. ct al. Highest
uary 1914 issues is 10.
supreme Court-Trial Term-Before Van
siclen. J. Court opens and calendar called
al 10 4. 81: IN the County. Court House In
Long Island city. Nos a2s, 4o7a. 42s. ts3
$50. 443. AS. 3T2. 800. 44T. AS. 40. $50. The
following causes II marked read. will be
a day on this CALI Nos. Ala. t5i I5?. +5i.
400. AZ. 15s, t5g. 4so. AL. 4s2. Remainder
Highest number reached on general calendar
is AZ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
BOND ISSUE APPROVED.
Hsdses and Manhattan Railroad
Company VIII Raise @ISA,OOO.

Tho Public Service Commission ap-
proved yesterday the issue by the Hudson
and Manhattan Railroad Company Of
$3.50 In first lien and refunding mort =
gage bonds to he dated February !, 1913.
and to run to February I. 1867. At per
cent. interest and be redeemabls at lO5
and accrued Interest.
The bonds are 10 he sold at not less
than 81 and the proceeds are to reimburse
the company for money expended from
income 10 discharge previous obligations.
The mortgage under which the bonds are
TO be issued is for S65 900 600 and the
commission has previously approved the
Issue of S37,035.O00
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
rORECLOsURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY. OF NEW
YORK-Margarct Demsrest ana Jane a.
Demarest plaintiffs. against Amaia kann
and George z. ksnn. as executors &C. de-
I'm pursuance OF q judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered IN the
above entitled action. and bearing date inc
signed. the referee In said judsmen. named.
Sniesroorn. Sos, 1t-is Vesey Street, IN the
on the 2sd day. Of April: 1919. at = o'clock
noon on that day. by Joseph y. Day, Auc-
tioneer, the premises directed BY said Judg-
ment 20 be sold ana therein descF'oeo US
"Iii that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
ground. with the buildings and improvement
the northeriy aide Of west Houston street,
bounded and described as follows: Begin,
Houston street distant SO. feet easteriy from,
the northeast corner OF West Houston ana
Greene streets; and running theme northeriy.
easteriy. parallel with West Houston street.
20 feet; thence southerly. parallel Win
Green. street 40 s.et TO ne n , sue
erly. along the said northerly side of West
Houston Street 20 fee, TO the point or place
Of besnn9s Seps the sane M gsnss To9e,
by deed bearing date the 3lst DAY OF Marcn;
1852, and recorded In the Register's ofice OF
The c,y and County Of New YORK s. II L sss
sam. premise. conveyed August LIST. 1902.
bv Margaret pemsres,. and Jane A Dema-
Dated New York February 10th. 1914.
" g S. STtMPSON Referee
REEVES 4. TODD, Attorneys for Plsig,itts,
haitian. New York city.
The following Is a diagram of the prop
arty 10 be sold It's street number IL 81 West
Houston street Borough Of Manhattan New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
MAY FORM NEW CONCERN.
Assets Realization 60. Directors 10
HOid special Meeting To-d.v.

mo directors OF the Assets Realization
company II hold - special meeting to-
day To consider a plan of reorganization
proposed hy i'rosiGcnt ira VI. Cobe
There has been some discussion az to
the adNisabllity of ISSUING preferred stock.
NIT II IL said that this ldoa has been ahan.
doned and that tho plan To organizs a new
company TO tax" over IN" old has been
substituted. II liz ruuored that tho can
ithll/ntiuu OF the new conrcrn VIII 10
hn"li"r than III" pres, m one of the old
COMPANY. hnc of tho Chior reasuus for "A
9" company rs SAID Ia h" found IN The
Den s'w'u Win the bankers thai the
h'alla'.'. 'oWp nY should moi
tusas, IA ans new business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
Few Acres Aba udOued.

The planted acreage is s.5Os. 900 acres
Indications are that the abandoned
acreage has been exceptionally small
In Nebraska the condition OF winter
wheat actually improved from December
! to April ]. In the figures Sc per cent
10 81 per cent respectively. 10 Kansas
the condition is 90, as compared with 100
In December.
The Governments estimate Of the con-
dition OF the rye crop as OF April is
al.3 per cent. OF normal. as compared with
953 per cent. on December | and SEA
per cent. on April last year. The ten
year average Is see per cent.
The indicated crop is $4,000, 900 bushels
against 1881 goo bushels produced last
year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
Bush Terminal shows Gain.

The Bush Terminal Company In It's
report for the year ended December 81.
1913 shows earnings available for divi-
bends on the common stock amounting to
s2i6.9S4. against sis9,200 the previous
year. This is equivalent to 4.34 per
cent. earned on the stock. against 3.7s.
The Surplus was $685.. against deRcit
the previous year of slo.so0. Total profit
and loss surplus Il now S930,563.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08

JOSEPH SAMCEI.S 4 CO.-Judge Hough
has dismissed the application for a dis.
charge from bankruptcy Of Joseph and
jacques Samuels, who composed the firm
OF Joseph Ssmuels 4 Co, manufacturers
OF braids. l29 West Twentieth street a
petition was hled against them on
August .. 1912. Their liabilities were
s2I2. esl. nominal assets. s4s3.79i
DAVID RElNHARZ, dealer in dry goods
1883 Third avenue. whose liabilities wer,
10 $50. denied discharge from bankruptcy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08

rhs Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above q ser b ed
property is to be sold. Is SO. 5sss7. with In
terest thereon from the 10Th day OF March
1874. together with costs and allowance
amounting 70 sac 10 with Interest from
March -, 1914. together With the expenses
" the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes. assessments and water rates. or other
lens. which are 20 he allowed 20 the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee, Is s.lY.1o and interest
Dated. New York March 90 1914
EnWARn 7 HIsCON. Referes