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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
RAISES EMBARGO
ON BOND DEALING
Committee of Seven Firms
Recommends Sales Un-
der Restrictions.

Action toward a resumption Of trad
ing in securities was taken yesterday
by the committee Of seven investment
houses, which recommended that the
placing Of bonds owned by dealers with
their private customers should be ap-
proved where the transaction will cause
no disturbance to the collateral held by
banks for loans.
A member of the committee, explain
ing its recommendations, which wero
contained in a letter to local invest
ment bankers, said the sales, which are
to BIO referred to the committee, would
be only those made below the closing
prices of July 80, the day prior to the
closing of the Stock Exchange. The
committees letter, signed by Brown
Bros. g. Co., the Guaranty Trust Co.,
Harris, Forbes & Co., Kissel, Kinnicutt
q Co., William A. Read 6 Co., Remck,
Hodges & Co. and White, Weld g. Co.,
reads, IN part, as follows:
Tho committee is Of the opinion that the
placing Of securities owned by dealers with
where the securities can DO sold without dis
turbing the collateral loan situation, and
your committee will he glad TO continue TO
advise whenever such opportunities arise.
Anything tending toward public quotations
or creating OF the impression OF an active
or even semi-active market would unqucs-
Ionably seriously disturb the loan situation.
Transactions with bargain hunters should
not be countenanccd. and your committee
will not approve the closing OF transactions
coming under that head. Prices should con-
form TO the spirit which has prevailed during
the last few weeks. Recognizing the sup
port which banks and other lenders OF money
have given TO dealers in securities. It should
be tho policy Of such Dealers whenever Sc
curities are sold. TO apply tho proceeds tow
ards the liquidation Of loans.
The committee has considerd the question
OF maturing obligations OF cities and cor
porations. and believes that the present sit
uation does not warrant any attempt 70 Issue
longtime bonds. but that such refunding
should DO accomplished through short-time
financing.
Your committee OF seven will continue to
meet in the directors room OF the Chase
National Bank daily from II n. m. 10 70 m
for advice on any cases where We can be OF
any assistance whatever"
If the over-the-counter transactions
approved by the committee of bond
dealers does not disturb the collateral
loan situation, the belief is held in the
highest banking quarters that the
Stock Exchange will be able to resume
business in a limited way in the not
distant future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The annual meeting of the Iron and
Steel Institute, which was to be held
in Paris, has been cancelled, and it is
announced that no meeting will be held
in London or elsewhere. The Amerl-
can Iron and Steel Institute will hold
its seventh meeting in Birmingham
Ala, October 20.
The New York Stock Exchange has
elected Devices w. Dilworth to mem
bership.
Gross operating revenue Of the 81.
Louis Southwestern Railway Company
Was S926,342 in July, 1904 less than
for the same month in 1919, and nj net
revenue, after taxes, totalled Sl5I,3l5,
a decrease Of $1,000. There was a
deficit of S28 ,525 after charges, as com
pared with a surplus of $2",234 last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The general demand for tonnage mag icr vas
limited and rates tended dSir,ngs OF yesscls
favSr , Gw 10 liverpool, sd; London ~
2gGtaSSiG Sd; Bristol 5Ed picked ports n H
large tonnage, % Gotten 70 tiyerP stssmer
100 ID, 35c , cHAhT IitTste W c South
Imer tG' to the lSs oS Ca pr0mp Sstr Br
steamer prcyogsy} l sSSth & SffSS PER-
leum, Ny pr steamer. 80 900 ars grain, New
PTG rk TO bordeaux, Is 30, option 1000 59Rs
general cargo Sept @s i, i'@l es stsa% OT NsDoS
tons Co sa,,bt. Ita steamer 2,33S tons,
p I, T Itai steamer, 2673 tons same, 20
Genoa sshOoesr sos ;e te5s iron F Pp' 5000
dclphla 2f6 tons, salt, New YORK 70
s s!ayIeston and back north Of hatteras
boards sc60U1G and ~ back iSn To- f Bos.
New York to charleston snr anu i'2ii tons,
Ioi,ii = HAMPTON Roads to Providence D0s'
Ton or Portland, I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
RAINS SUFFER DECLINES.
EiCsgO Markets Heavy and
lawer-Drop in Provisions.

1ltago, Sept. 10.-Wheat suffered
Needed setback in price to-day, main
lsesuse Of a movement in Congress
J suspend the import duty on that
pa. The market closed heavy, &C to
~ lover than Tuesday night. Other
Alng staples, too, all underwent a
He net decline--corn Use to.
~ oats 2itc to 25sc, and provis-
n Sge 70 81 25. Before news came
q Washington regarding an at
~ 70 remove the tariff on wheat,
market here, Influenced by a not
sek Of speculative offerings, had
20 9 sharp advance, reaching 212c
~. Tuesdays final figures. Then
developments in Congress began
i1e effect, and throughout the ,est
DAY the descent in quotations
aftnally unchecked. Differences
,.s1 the top prices and the low
iel showed an extreme tumble OF
'ta bushel. Rumors Of peace pro-
"a tended to add to the democrat
- sadition Of the trade. So also
~ 9s Tree marketing Of the spring
"a y the Northwest. The early up
~ vas largely due to Liverpool re-
n q sn advance in prices there and
as quick distribution Of all sup
eolainable from this side of the
-@Aue' Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
BUSINESS REVERSES

ISAAC A. SHEPPARD & co. (Franklin
L and Howard n. Sheppard), stoves and
heaters, Philadelphia, Baltimore and 100
Bcekman ST., this city. Judge Mayer ap-
pointed Paul Clayton, Of Philadelphia, an
cillary receiver for the property in this
city, on application OF Niagara Radiator
and Boiler Co., North Tonawanda, y. T.,
a creditor for S4.sJ5. Mr.. Clayton was
appointed receiver in Philadelphia Wednes-
day. Embarrassment attributed TO war.
v hlch stopped payment OF obligations and
sale Of commercial paper. Liabilities,
5000, 900; assets, $1,000, 900.
ALBERT W. DE LONG, Pelham. y. Y,
filed petition, with liabilities, S3J,270; as
sets, 81 500. Creditors include Central Sash
ana Door Co, Portland, ore. $4,000; Iro-
quois Woodworking Co. $4,000; Dc Long
Woodworking Co, $4,000.
DREYFUSS EXPORT CO.. 139. Front st.
Schedules show liabilities, S1O690; nom
r. 4. Gresser, $500; L. L. Taylor & Co,
Boston S3,7I5: George Strong Co, East
Weymouth, Mass, $3,046; W. Henne & Co.,
Brooklyn. S2sl6; y. Rooter & Sons Lon
a. MAGGIO & SON CAntonio and Ben
iamin Maggio). wholesale -four, 240 La
fayette gt. Judge Evans denied discharge
on objection Of HeckerJ ones-Jewcll Mill
ing 90. Petition was filed Jan. 80, 1912;
liabilities. s&7. 500.
THOMAS HYNEs. buyer Of MERCHANDISE,
1881 AMSTERDAM aY., MED petition WITH
liabilities SG.1BS: assets. $500. letter Brew
ing CO. il creditor for $1,000.
SAUL GOLDENBURG. salesman, 9s2
Aldus Ct, Bronx, formerly neckwear man
ufucturer filed petition, with liabilities
S1,3lJ: no assets.
EMIL MILLER. drygoods, AS E. Ire
mont av Schedules show liabilities, Sl4,-
Si7; asrets, S4TOO. Creditors include Isl
doro Miller Richmond Hill. $4,000; VI. T.
Miller, Woodmere. $500; Bronx Borough
Bank. $1,000. o,.
", 42d 1t. Schedules show liabilities,
SC.346: assets SS.6GB.
JACOB GROsSAfAN & CO., cloaks and
suits, a and % W. 18th st., made assign
ment TO Frank Y. McMahon. -,
INTERNATIONAL PLUMBERS, SPE-
CIALTY co. CNathan Becker and Rubin
Fleischer), 143 Chambers 81, mace as
slgurnrnt TO Joseph G. L. Squires.
ROSE L. KASOFSKY (The Little Shop
cloaks and suits 4j4 9th av., made assign
mont 20 julius a. HorwltE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

Liverpool, Sept. 10.-Spot cotton in
better demand. Sales, 5000 bales, in
GLIDING 300 American, on the basis
of Sd for mddling. Imports, 434 bales,
all American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
Bank of England Return

London. Sept. 1O--The weekly re-
.rrn ~ the Bank of England shows
~ fOiIowinp changes Total reserve
;nc e sies 900, circulation de,
creased $4,000, bullion GecresseJJ
1894 1888, other securities decLesseJJ
s4.sSs, 900, public deposits decresseSJ
e4,270,OO0, other deposits aecreaseJJ
sS,l14.O00, notes reserved aeSreuSie
100000 and government securi''e9
decreased g., 276,0O0.
The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week IS 1871 per eent'
against 1903 last week. Inc rave o.
discount remains unchanged H' P''
cent, Q, neo mn
The bank to-day received tl'Ooz'VVO
in bar gold and $4,000 "a America"
coin, ----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
ORDERS INCREASE
!, August Report
SHOWS Gain of 54.742 Tons.

49, s.ilsa orders on the books of the
ls,ss s.etes Steel Corporation in
h ~ Sa'I42 tons in August, accord
e,,s ~ me monthly statement issued
10y Untitled orders on bend the
si n. y sast month amounted to 4,213,-
gjv TeA as compared with 4,15S.589
Nh. ,ed 5,223,4CS August 81, 1918.
tlDs,.s she August statement of the
1880. ..aoh was generally regarded as
n s1...Ofy, the actual increase did
sr, W. W up TO previous forecasts,
) Ia ss me estimates being as high
esaS $3.50 tons. New business last
,iN came in at the rate of about
s,s. "n' a day in excess Of shin,
lPp,,' inquired that new business in
Ia s s at the rate Of about $4,000
lisssa usy and that the corporation
I ~ . about 1000 tons daily. Dur
M !. current month, however. orders
e-a-.sn ! material falling Off, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER 10.
Manhattan.

Tho following judgments for amounts OF
more than 800 were fled yesterday the hrst
name being that Of the debtor:
American Diamond Blast Co.-ArchItectural
Rrown-Wciss ReaIties-H. H. GLASS; $780,.
Brock, WILDER A.. OF VIM. o, Brock-GlmDel
Bros, n. Y, 1914 SO.
Blauch. J. C.-M. r. Farley, 1851 &c.
Blrckhead q. T., jr., and John NJ. Coleman
4. b. Aldrich. S2S4 e..
Burke. J. Fay Ridge Savings Loan
Bonomo. Vito and Carmelo-s. AmOrusO,
CaPpiciIo, N.-Braunfels, Browning & Co.,
S4jT ~.
Doyle, {. KIT. Aub 1920 As.
Dcyauey, J.-Summlt Ice Co., $751; 20.
DisiccO, Al. Osterman, Sl47 So
Enrlght, J. O.-J. a. Hamilton, $3.50 IS.
Electric Photo Co.-LongaCre Land Co. 1909.
Fleischmann Bros. Gov. II. Eagerley,
Friedman, Bertha and sablna-G. Brschteld,
Flelschman Bros. CO--Gurney Elevator Co.,
Sl,2l6 So.
Taden, BIS. Lewis, f372 O5.
Felduan, A.-National Nassau Bank OF N. T.,
Could. c. VII J. Glenny ct al. Sls4 c..
Grcenthsl, b. Ed. Greenberg. SlGi 81.
HANG Al. II. Treaddly ct al. 1924 10.
lI4nke Mig. Co.-lnteTauonal Magazine Co.,
mus 4. E.--s. b. Hoffman; s22e ~.
Jalfe H. I'm. Levy et al, SfO4 25
Kitchen Improvement Cc.-H. NJ. Powell,
So, lUS -.
Kctterer. p. C.--J. +. DE Beau. s3ios7
Kraushaar. Isidor- Marco Bros s405 90
kirkland, II. BE. Clark, sl.125 o..
Logan. J. F..S. b. Hoffman, 'g47 Al.
Lock. {. "A. j. Myers ct al, 1904 II.
Lazarus, Harrls-National City Bank OF New
Rochelle $2i79 &C.
Lurie. Julius-M. L. Greenfield ct al, SI51 So.
Mccormick. EdIth--H. Porritt. sl32 o.
lf4ar 4 o.
McNaily; L. B.-Kelly Springfield Tire Co.,
McCaaley, c. w-Georgo ningl.r G Co.,
ol:shauslSy, Phllip-American Fidelity Co.,
Posnck. Max-Union Furniture Co.. st33 OF.
PurdN y; L.-MaX Richman COrpn, 1913 OIL.
Plncus Morris-M. I. Bayer ct al, S32l "a.
Rosendorf, L. D.-M. Esberg, seas 90.
Rutter Co.--Aurora Corset Co. s590 90.
Rumore. John-Ita!ian-Swis Colony, s3Gs 40
Reynolds E.s[s GO g. w, AID l. T. CullenAlcOso
Ryan. john. o Shea. sI5S 15
Restel, Frank George Ringler & Co, $3.50 %
SsfIlr; Jack. and Safer Bros.--Gowery Bank
stsinfeld. II. w.-Brown Metal Ceiling Co,
sakcI samuel--F. Z. Peters. $50 20.
Sa6e., Sa ,,gS and Lyman Levine-T. E.
Tuttle, Z. v.-"Brootlyn Daily Eagle"
Towns, Allan--A. C. sDaldins ( Bros.
S2e7 Is.
Turner. Harry-S p. cudlhy 1918 %.
Vaudeville Comedy Club-BerRhofg Rrevinz
Association. tl,GSG So
Noudranu, Paul and Mnnie-I Welsbader.
$3.50
yolinsky Sarah and OIorris-Burns Bros.
SOL IS
Vondrann, Paul.. Beck, 5000 81.
Wilson Mamie, and Rose Mason-People,
etc. $500.
Wegweisser. Max, and Abraham Sussman-o
Hobbs ct al, $lO2 "A.
The Bronx.
Kraushaar, Isdor-Marco Bros Inc
S405 90
Wagner. Observation-Disclosures Brewing Co.,
s41S 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

Rcaned ouie: on the basis OF f.21g '.'Ue
Coz 0uc graduated. No change IN raw
Trading was quiet. tho days business con
si,tJng Of only :. 900 bags Of Porto kico5 az
canal 10 basis Of G2Tc for centrifugal. me
TnHorEet closed firm at 6.2Ic for centrltusal'
= CO for molasses and lc FOR Cubas, CO..
81 frright, The following arc list prices
81 Tho american Sugar Refining CompahE
Crystal dominOs, cases, 10 cartons nan
~ f,ii sizs pieces. 10.25c, and lO5Sc IN
lie rases: do cases, 5-lb cartons, "i!c'
SS q ~, in half cases; Eagle taDlcts.
9 s5c. cut loaf S.15c; crushed soc; mould .lIi
zoo; cubes and Eagle confeetieo1ieor Ger,
sI,anniSted. 1900; MIX powdered t,4Vc'
So : gOc in containers. 25-lb bulk Easlc;
I'll hSEs powdered. 7.6Uc; powdered ana
U,aree 1owdered and Eagle coarse gIalu-
i SUal5 7Ssc: fruit powdered and Eagle OK
70 q, arc granulated, TIC: domino EIa!u-
SaIod cases. . ~ and . ID cartons '''Iy;
la t' &C in half cases; Easio, :, - anl
any 'c"rtons. fine granulated, l4Ic' ~
10 AZ 55c; glib bags do. 1:Suc. O-IP
DEB 40 Z 45c: 1O-lb bags do ,4Oc, -
o or5 ~ Id bags do. and standard srauu5j
i az" zoe: fine graduated and dlsmohH
lS'e 9sc: confectioners' \, 7loe; 90 oon i.
so,c: 10 2, &c; No Q, 6.9Sc; 10 =; o:'S 10
90 9oc. no 0. q Gee; No 10 66Oci 10 ~
Axe. No IL, 6.5Oc; Nos 10 Ia anu 10
n 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, September 10, 1914
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Unscttled, with foverlsh price
changes. The opening was 1dl%o lower, but
the market rallied very quickly and adj
vanced Hauikc, with active buying, only 10
again ease or, and at tho close was weak
with net losses OF 2a2asc. Sentiment was I'M
dOubtedly Influenced by the war news from
abroad, and the successes Of the allied FORCES
as well as rumOrs regarding tho attitude 81
some OF the bclligerents werc believed 10 pOr-
tend the possibility Of carly peace ncguti-
atiOns. As much Of the recent advance has
been based on the belief that the war would
be OF long duration, longs sold heavily at
times, and sentiment leaned o little more 70
the bear side. Liverpool showed m advance
OF I'd carly, with a good absorbing demand.
but lost the advance, closing net unchanged
under selling on better political outlook In
the local cash market No red winter wheat
was quoted at 81 1874: No hard, 81 1851: No
Northern, Duluth. 81 lgand No ] Northern
Manitoba, 81 s0i4, all nominal, g I T. Buffalo.
CORN felt tho influence Of the weakness in
wheat, and prices at the close were l5,dgc
net lower In tho local cash market No >
yellow corn was quoted at CSC G / T. 10 ar
rive, and strictly prime Argentine at SS4sOc
delivered. OATS-Prces lost 2itG21sc under
active liquidation prompted by the weakness
in wheat and corn and liberal receipts NJ in
terror points. Local cash market easy; stand
ard white, 56a56i2c; No ., 56izd57c; 40 g. 5Ju
G5Gc; No 4, C5d5Jiac: ordinary clipped. 5iG
b9c fancy clipped, jsfisoc, all elevator RYE
No Western. CSC. Z, Buffalo. BARLEY
quiet; mating 74dS2c, c / T. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Earnings report Of the Pacific Gas
and Electric Company for the seven
months ended July 81. shows a surplus
Of $2,A4A,0OO as against Sl,eS7,0O0 for
the corresponding period in 1913. Oper-
ating expenses in the seven-months ne
riod decreased S263,O0O, as result of
tho installation of the compRny's new
power plants. Net operating revenue
for the twelve months ended July 81
was S1,Sl5,000, interest and discount
charges were $S,997, 900 and the balance
amounted to $3,StS,000, an increase of
S1,2S4,000.
United Light and Railways.
Directors Of the United Light and
Railways Company at their quarterly
meeting, failed to take action on the
common stock dividend which is due at
this time. The usual quarterly divi-
dends of IL per cent on the first pre-
terred and three-quarters of per cent
on the second preferred were declared,
payable October /, to holders Of record
September 10, Quarterly dividends of
per cent have been paid on the COM
mon stock since April I, 1918, and in
January. Of the current year. an extra
dividend of l per cent was declared.
Earnings of the company for the twelve
months ended Juno so. show an in
crease of $4S6,SS3 in gross and gain
of S3S,377 in net, and the net income
from its subsidiary companies, avail
able for depreciation and dividends
after interest charges amounted 70
$780,, $40, SS9,02s greater than in 1913.
The balance for the year was S464,4S9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

100; lower; pigs and lights, s793o %; mixed
and butchers, So 00aS9 80; good heavy, 500
80 %. CATTLE-Receipts, O. 100; steady;
native beef steers. 81 JOaS10 80; COWS and
heifers, S6dS0 90: Stockers and feeders $50
50 80; Texas and Indian steers, S6g$S; cows
and heifers. S4a$8 90; native calves, SEQ
$40 10. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; steady; ma
tive muttons. S4a$J; lambs Sass 10.
East Buffalo, Sept. 10.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 400; steady VEALS-Rccelpts, 20;
active at S5HS13. HOGS-Receipts, 3 200;
active; heavy. 50 5OGS9 IS; mixed, 50 COG
50 81; Workers.. 80 35a$9 20: pigs SedS0 %;
roughs. So 25G$s 30; stays, S7g$7 90 SHEEP
Receipts 800; active; lambs s5a$9; year
llngs. 81 50GS7: wethers, SGd$G %; ewes,
81 J0dS5 20; sheep. mixed, IS 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
sIfRR0GATES NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
John p, cohalan. a Surrogate OF the
County Of New York. NOTICE IL hersby
given to All RSr;on' having claims agains!
New York. deceased. to present the Same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, AZ
her place Of transacting business. az thu
Office OK Araold q Greene. no. III BfoaA
way. Borough OF Manhattan. in the City OF
New York. on or before the i8ih day es
November next.
Dated New York, the 3Oth day Of April.
1914 MARY C. WITTER. Executrix
ARNOLD a GREENE Attorneys for III.
ecutrix. III Broadway, BorouRh Of Man
haitian. City Of New Xorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
1913 Less Idle Freight Cars

There was net surplus September
Of 1926 idle freight cars on the
lines of the United States and Canada,
according to the fornightiy bulletin OF
the American Railway Association, IS
sued Yesterday. These figures compare
with 172,145 idle cars August 10, or
decrease of 1919 cars. The principal
decrease was in coal cars in New York.
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Mlchl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
COTTON MARKET
STEADY BUT QUIET
Liquidation of Straddle AC-
counts Gives More Cheer
full Tone.

The announcement Of the interns-
tional committee in charge of the
liquidation of straddle accounts that
yesterdays operations had resulted in
the liquidation of GOO bales contributed
to the somewhat more cheerful feel
ing that has developed in local trade
circles during the last few days. The
amount liquidated demonstrated that
the plan adopted by the exchanges is
working out, and many hope to see a
decided Improvement in Liverpool spot
sales in the near future, particularly
should there be increased optimism
with reference to an early end Of the
war. The steadier feeling reported in
the Southern spot situation has also
tended to create increased confidence
in an ultimate working out Of old
contracts at a reasonable level of
prices, for many believe that once the
South has shown an ability to hold its
surplus off the market the demand
from both mills and investors will be
Sufficient to cause a considerable re-
bound in prices.
At the moment such steadiness as
may be shown in the spot markets un-
doubtedly results from the attitude Of
sellers. No important demand IS re-
ported either from domestic mills or
exporters. The Augusta spot market
Yesterday was firm and unchanged at
76sc on sales of $40 bales, and Ss-
vannah re0orted spots steady and un-
changed at SC for good middling, with
sales of 600 bales.
Liverpool, Sept. 10.-Spot cotton in
better demand. Sales, 5000 bales, in
Guiding 300 American, on the basis
of Sd for middling. Imports, 434 bales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tns
PEERLESS STANDARD PAPER d
WOODENWARE CO., a domestic corpora-
ton having It's principal business office IN
the Borough Of Manhattan, city. County and
state OF New York. VIII apply 10 the supreme
Court OF the STATE Of Sew York, New York
county, az a Spe,iGl Term, Part thereof,
to DO held at the COun,y Court House Ia the
CitY and County % New York. on tho "a day
OF October, 1915 q: 1870 O'clock IN the fore
noon OF that day, or 23 soon thereafter a.
counsel can be heard, for an order authorizing
the said corporation 10 change It's name 10
The PEERLESS PAPER CO., INC.
Datei New York August llth, 1914
PEERLESS STANDARD PAPER & WOOD
FlNWARB 60.
BY MAX SCHLANGER. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE or NEW
York. by the grace Of Cod free and tnde-
pendent. 10 John Rose Chadwick the heir
and next OF kin or Coster Chadwick, deceased
send greeting: Whereas. Henry OyerinE Tall
madge, OF the City OF New York. has lately
applied to tho Surrosate's Court OF our
County OF New York. 10 have a certain In
strumcEt in writing ralating 20 both real ard
personal property. ouly proved Is the last
will unl Testament OF Costcr Chadwick, late
OF the County OF New York. deceased; there
fore. you and each Of sou are cited 10 ap-
pear before the Surrogate OF cur County OF
New York, at his ohice IN the County OF
New YORK. on the 9th dey OF october, One
thousand nine hundred and fourteen a. half
u.st zen o'clock, In the forenoon OF that day
then and there 10 attend the probate Of the
said iast will and testament.
And such OF you as are hereby cited as
are under tho age OF tWenty-ons years, are
required 70 appear by your guardian, II you
have one, or X YOU have none 70 appear and
apply FOR one TO be appointed, or IN the
event OF yoIr neglect or failure 70 60 so, =
guardian will be appointed BY the Surrogate
to represent aad act FOR you in the pro-
CeedluB.
In te,tinony whereof. we have caused tho
zeal OF the SurroRates Court % tho said
County u New York 10 be hersun,O affixed.
Witness. Hon John p. Conalan, a SurrO-
gate OF our said County Of New York. al
said County. tho fth day OF September, Ia the
year OF our I6rd One thousand nino hundred
ana fourteen DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF tho SuTogate's Court.
IL 81 SurTogate's Seal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
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