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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TO-DA Y

SACRAMENTO Oh r N''h,n- c.. b'r'" '''
N,,'lEs1ls ' tys M ,' Ancaer. il5
aei 81 iifh floor
boston 70 ~ White Go. Mr slocum; go On ."
SAG rRANcIsCo The Emporium mnbun;
4io th sr l.'h floor
mnllnsD.
CLEVELAND william TAYLOR Son \ Co. vi"
Sse', 80 Nh AZ, l1'h no. no., - a r...e.. Il.
" pa a. 20 floor -.
sAN FRANCISCO Msro Bro Mrs stone lls
@2d 81. an nof
nu,lln une.rs,sr and lnfanr' Wear.
CHICAGO slese. cooper 60. Miss isn'l. infants
wear. l., g. 2.i o. iufh floor ..-.
prS MoINEs Harris Emery co M' Gerber. 1910
INniIHkroiIs william II Bccs Go Miss Barn
81 Lotis Famous : Barr $ sinco1. basement.
81 LOris n Nuseu' a Bro p g Co. Mis-, foI
ST FAUI-Msnheimer Bro Mrs hsi'r. 1870
BwN. an floor
sit,. Drss, Good, and wash GsOd'
CHICAGO siegel. Cooper 90 Nr Mathew silks
AirtNorh. dress sooi, 10 22d y. 10Th floor
COLI 'MBJ ~ oorehousr Martens 60. = Syringe.
wash goods kechief dres. goods, 1870 b""
Los ANGELES ! Lane u g Co Mr silckrod
MEEIDIAN MISS -,Iar@. Roih5nb,rs Go. Mr.
a., l;ooi,hIeinoers ,A l'S W 70 - 81 Zoo. .rt,
=
and dress goods VI Strains. white goods. - W
23i II. l0ih n0or
PITTSBURGH Joseph Home Co. Mr. Hoicomb.
silks 41O an ~. l-fh floor
pIrTSBl kGli kaufman Dept sore. On hlsin,
wash goods AMI linens 200 sfh az. s'h n0or
san FRANCISCO The Emporium. Mr. Hurkeu.
silks $40 ith az. lzth noor
Mems and Boys wear
BOsToN- II White 60. NJ Murphy and Mr. For.
hosiery and underwear. go An ar. l,th floor.
BOSrON-K II White Co. Nr koren. clothing, go
{fh Az l2fh floor
COLI MBt = ONO Moorehou'e. Martens Co =
Springer. furnishing NJ fsulhsber shoes. 1870
Bwsr Fh foor
Los ANGELES Jscoby Bros: Strauss. li6 "
a1d ST. 18Th floor.
NEW ORLEANS Marks. Issscs Go. l'hscs. hats
rs W 23d -. 81 floor
Miscellaneous.
BUFTALO- Siegrst a Fr.leJ J Glas.r. hosiery
20 " 22d ST.. sth floor.
ClllCAGO-Sesel Cooper Co Miss Clarity. mi
se's Miss Gsrry. kmonos snd aprons. Mr. While
head. candy. Is + 22i 81. ION floor.
CHICAGO -Naudel Bro. - Harrison. draperies ana
lace curtains a. J. pa o. 10Th floor
CHICAGO ilillmsns. J. kesne-. sporting goods
and fishing tackle etc. nc 32d y. 18Th noof
FOND DU LAC. WIS-The Wagner u g 60. VI
Nagner % W 22d q. Sth floor.
PlrISBl KGH kaufman Dept Store. PaNey
drug. and suud-rs 200 ath A.. sfh floor.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS

Eu.. g.. =. PARRISH. detached vermont 70
Ems ~'' I'0RRiN ANDERSON detached zen.
Rims. 20 temporary duty receiving snip ~
En No. ~ !. LENNY. detached Georgia tn
Pass "ry'' H.., surg. e. T. MORAN. detached
buffalo. 20 Baltimore. ..,,,,,.,.,, A.,,,b,d
Act surg louis LEHRfELD. de'ao ~
Marine Reglmenisl Ileadquartots, -,
Diego. No hslsuc station. via feoru"''
ysvmsster REGINALD SPEAR. detached
naval training station. Great Lakes s'''
accounts and await orders. - ,,,,
paymaster y. %. FARWEIL. dstach" ~,
fsIo. 10 naval training station. Dreat l@s's
Chlef Boatswain u. T. JohNS'"'
poattvsin A. J. sVENNSsON. detached 'u'-
goa. to hospital. New YORK. "a
Mach g. r.. GEOEGi- deta'neo nA''
Nev YORK. 10 tennessee. 49,. ,-,,,. and
chicf Phar HUBERT HENRY. 90 Army anu
navy Hospi'll. il)f Sprinrs.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Ian 10 Balch. Parker Patapsco. McnouE.
and Rhode Island az Hampton I'od
prode island. Mccall Drayton. Fannins'
Jenkins and Henley ~ norfolk en-
IT, Aoxandrla iroquols 10 ana ~ e
Mare Island. Prairie K-l. X. 10
and - M Grsyesend bay. Pre9ie anl
WhippIc. AZ san Diego. oregon. 81 iIo'ro"'
tpl ,
Ian % Galveston az Shanghai
SAILED.
Jan lS- san Diego. Mazatlan Tor Qua '"''
Cletelard. Guavnas for Mazstlan. 10
rs, 10 Rhode island Hampton ROADS 10
Norfolk Rocket. Indian Head FOR N .o.,',s'
Washington. Hampton Roads for iva az ~
sabo Pay. cuba; PRAIRIE. n. ~ 10,
ia and 70 New York for GraVesend bsy
Prairie. K-i X Ks and Ks. Grayeoeh'
i,, FOR Pensacola. ia Hampton Rosds'
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Promotion to Captain 10. {. G. Mead.
65th.
Transfers and bssianmenr-Jsn. a. La J. J.
Nonie 3 ~" ir3m gsth Iih1st. 10 -Sti'
Wo0diu. 10 l6jth from li9th. I'tlmn. NJ =
Shethy station house attent.. TO 6Sth, from 22d
e. !. PYLE. station house aiint.. ~ I'D from tstn
G. Ryan 10 40th. from 18th. A. Wakefield. 10 ,ith.
4 Sass 10 9Th l. D.. from 43d Temp'y ASsnzn'ts
Pt.mu. T. z Brady lst. and r. T.. Morris. l5sth
to 81 J. D.. 10 days. Jan. p l. Becher. sd, az
station house aiteud't 10 DAYS. Jan. p 7. schu
lia'teD. 18Th. TO g %. 10 days Jan. ~ 4. W.
lane. Jr.. 18th 70 VI D.. 10 days Jan. = n ".
Hamei. ljlst. 10 d. H.. 10 days. Jan. 20 r. q
Buchanan. l54th. 70 {. o.. 50 days. Jan. u. J. \.
Kee. l69th. and i. Gilroy. 18th J. D.. TO D. B. 10
days. Jan. -. j. A. Knapp. 292d, to u. B. 10
Leaves Of Abssnes mo psyl-srst. p J. O'Bren.
4th. ] day. Jan. 20 Ptmn. ". J. Coeden. 18Th.
Higgins 6jth I DAY. Jan %: ". J. Hussey. 1881.
I day. Jan. %. \. NJ Horn. 1881. ] dsy. Jan. %
i. !. Eiler, l5lst day. Jan %; &. l.. Town, i52d
! dsy. Jan. -. \. j. tosgroye. l6ls,. day. Jan.
Becker. 2A5th. day, Jan. %.
Application for Full Pay Approved -Ptlmn. A.
Grundg. 3'th. from Aug. 10 AUG II. white under
suspension
Restored to Duty -Ptmn. r Kelly 10Th. Jan. 10
Suspended Without Psy-Ptlmn. 7. Kelly. 18th,
Resignation -Ptlmn. II. Hsssen,eufel. 275th. Jan.
Dismissed -Ptimn. T. Cunningham. e5,h Precinct
Amendment Special order 3s6 Series 1914 is
bert. 65th. that OF &. !. Silva, 6Jth. els Van Nest
az The Bronx
Appointments as Special Pstrolm,n Revoked w
]. O'Brien. !. y. Tracy aud W. VI. Jordan. With
Death-T T. Mulvehul with City Magistrates
Courts "a Division March l. 1914
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c. H. SABIN HEADS
GUARANTY TRUST
A. J. Hemphill Becomes Chair
man of BOard-Other Trust
Company Changes.

Charles II Sab5n. who has been vice
president Of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany since 1910. was elected president
az the annual meeting Of directors yes
terday. 20 succeed Alexander j. Hemp
hill VINO becomes chairman Of the
board Of directors. This Office mas
been held by Levi =. Morton, and
heretofore has been honorary. Win
the election OF SIR Hempnlll. however,
the Office viii become an active one.
Mr.. Hemphin became associated
with the Guaranty Trust Company
1905 and has been president since
1909 In his administration the com
pany acquired the Morton. Fifth Ave
nue. and Standard trust companies. and
the capital. surplus and undivided
profits have increased from $4,000
600 10 S8l 800. 900 The deposits nave
increased from S79.5O0.O00 20 more than
5000. 900 600. making the Guaranty the
largest trust company 'u the world.
Mr. Sabiu began his banking career
in 1857 iu the National Commercial
Bank. was made cashier OF the Park
Bank Of Albany 100 1895. was cashier
OF the Albany City National Bans
from 1895 90 1902. and was then elect
cd vice-presidcnt Of the National Com
mcrcial Bank. with which the Albany
City National was consolidated. ln
1907 he was elected pres dent Of the
National Copper Bank, of New YORK,
and upon IT'S merger with the Ne
chanics' National Bank i'm 1910. he was
made vice-pres ideut OF the latter in
stitution. In July Of that year he was
elected v.ce-presi dent and director Of
the Guaranty Trust Company.
Guaranty Trust directors yesterday
also made Charles NJ. Billings vice
pres dent and J.. n. Stanton an assist
ant treasurer
At the organization meeting OF inc
Equitable Trust Company Charles h.
MARRIED. was made an assistant treas
urer. and Worcester Baruch was elect
ed assistant manager Of the Colonial
branch.
Al the annual meeting Of the Metro
poltan Trust Company Herbert Par
sons. OF Parsons. ClossOu 4 Mcllvsine,
was elected director 20 succeed ms
father. the late John r. Parsons, and
Harold Pratt was added 20 the board.
Clarence p. King and Paul b. stool
were elected directors Of the Hudson
Trust Company, succeeding Warren
N Ueslcv and j. Romano Brown. The
directorate Of the Empire Trust Com
many was reduced from twenty-elght
10 twenty-five.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
rBy Telegraph 10 The Triouu. J

Albany. Jan. 20 These incorpors'
tons were filed with the Secretary OF
State to-day:
3 fiJu. Manhattan, $4,000; g X. Mccormick, =
" i3d r. y y. &. l.. Waterbury and l. Water
Arrox Construction Co HoDewe!l Junction f2i
600. ". A Martin H0peweil junction. L. VI
Woodruff aud A. woodruff. y. J. ,-oo,.,..
Rubin Realty Corporation. BROOKLYN s. 900 , hss'
Rubin. IL Humboldt T.. BROOKLYN. Abraham Horo
nil1 and Adolph Poll. Brooklyn.
trine Waist Co. Manhattan S5o9O; >, J. Lrsn
, .loff ~ Van Buren, g.. Brooklyn. J. l. Wel'smAn
Bfookyn. Samuel Black. y. !. $1,000.
Farm Mortgage Corporation. Manhattan 500 900
Charles Sander. - sherman AZ. y. y: ?. Frank
aud > D. Peavey Jr. Brooklyn.
New Yo-k Sts's Collection .Assny. Manhattan
Morn. DeeuE ana David Nader y. y
Dasid shannon Sons 90. Manhattan. livestock
l'01O' Si, M AMI s.'' l. M.r,halI. <. v
T. Hagsns Fountain Pen Co. Manhattan $1,000
JACOB Harris. m Nassau 81, y. y. Rose Hsrn'
Weirstein 4 Rrechsr Manhattan. ladies' cloass
ere $50 900. IsI0r Welustein 1900 seventh az.
y ~ samuel Wenstein and MAJ Wenstein.
Lttloprio, Co. NnIbrook; So 900 Carrie Ris..n-
y Y Herman Seyferh Brooklyn
Millinery Stores Co.. Buffalo. $4,000. Ethe.
Rubeustein snd : II solomon. Buffalo.
VI. : Elias. r. Manhattan: skins snd pe,l'
iioP oog . Lsss Eoi'9eef a q sSta g. y
Campbell Lamp and Light Specially 10. Brook
, Ism. 81 900. e. A Campbell. 1850 President -.
Brooklyn. ". ". Van Allen. Brooklyn; =. {.
Ahel y 4
Horace G. Grsy Co. Manhattan. siass and crock
orr. SO 900. II. q. GRAY. Essf orange. y. j..
Wilbur Pumeroy and NJ Y. Pomeroy. \. J.
BAY Ridge Rubber Corporation. Bro0Nyn. $4,000
Michael settler. 2l3 First az. y. Y. Morton DE
Walton aud Florence Nimple Brooklyn
Ten Dollar Garment Co. Manhattan. 5000; "
" Brick. 90 Eastern Pirs~ay Brooklyn X. d.
Bs.sGk 4 singer Bfooklyn. real estate: 5000
Iatob Bsssuk. i2is Tompkins ss Brooklyn. Mary
BssSuk and singer. Brooklyn.
E9port Cataos Corporation. Manhattan. $4,000.
r. Il Johnston 49, Fifth az. y. y; Dexter
: Sturges and ". L. Nunson. y. y
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BUSINESS REVERSES


TypHuON TAN GO Petition n'ed sgs'ns' me
Nua an 10 iasllia ,g,.,.i. r,ns. Int ses.
49,, I1i9s.e- Vsuuf..i.-ing 20. 81 and Chs
Nc' ' l iaNsy -. Iist.lItIe, are said fo Pc
a.i
INrrEprl>E LAMP MANI FACTl RING 60 --
pe.Il0a e'ed against tne enterprise Lamp Nslu
faeurng Co.. ~ 81 Wr'i loth sI " ~. Ns't
pl,fp Frrtua. 4 Bros >-.t Ile ,omluF o,
signed or tsuuau a. ,
! d BLOCH 60 Joseph J.. krth. ifad4ik o,
q L No.f A 60. MANUFACTURED NJ waists al p.
Mate A ufti'iur va, bed against hiu tf fa.lINc
ii-I.r.- -. S-.- Is.,. klur1 s. alI Philip Lew
s. Lstries arc $4,000
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
u,,ur0N d SALMON a co Judge Hand
, o.. s-,-1I,-sI Usru 4 Turner suciuar receiver for
r. @5r.-er ile-.4an,s slI importer, a. human hair.
..rat H.aids etc. ~ - Wal s. under a b'4l oi
$50 anU A pe-ifipn Wss g .el sgaiust The tfn lucs
Ii, Dol Brou,lyr The assets here are valued - |tV
fANWATTAN RIBBON tb.rJudge hanl NAs
.of.tf..I samuel kriIrI receiver fof me Manhattan
Ti1.u Co. ~ Eas' es.A s. bond 81 o'' L's-
'...'ir- Ntfe ~ S.i '''.'' o. a., r,ti.or. -
ore .i '.", mss
on f,s ,,,," '.estiit, r.,sg. u.rI rss suuo.rt...
htl'NAi' ~ ~ i ,il' lie, - g,,ner.I S'ii- Who
N'i"'it D.. Ne'-..e .-.-.. NerIiy.. a. "a fI4
go alslless o. ias Aii.tn e. go NJ, hl.iues.
we. -.tI te,,f,,i.s' s-e s., 900 ,rl a.
M, i.eat d"s i."'i-''''' 80
-e,, ,';ts.V,ury ,-r.LrR ltsgs usrd las ar
- q" Al" ~. -sTsiyer Tor SclVsr,z 4
49,. "a. 90. ~ q Tuirerslfy
,'eh'. fl.....e ~, & a1a af.I s,.e-s s. GOO
SCurprrFs
stu,r> L soN rs,.f.cturer, o. fl-s ~
az -.,,t -, -l.I schedule. showing liabilities ol
.A'- + 81 a. .onsisfrs az STOCK
a. i6o .r-d,lri. 500 and cash in bank $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21

Steamer. Preston tNorl Preston JarGay. ?. 10
Furuess Witty a Go. in ballast Ear i''"V IT,
In,eric ,Brl. Glasgow De-emrcr d. ~ Holder
Wei & Bowl IN ballast. Bsr Sd NJ -, d.
Pe.roleinr lBrl. Algers Ianuar 2. 10 D~'N
Warden in ballast Bar ~ H., January
Juan tNorl. Kingston ana Fgf' Noia, a.
"A fo Tie United Fruit 60 WIN passengers a''
mis-. Bsr midnight 18Th. 49,.
tusonia lBri glasgow January 70 NE Ahr w
Line with 81 second cabin and - sieerase pas
.ruqers aud mise Bar. 6f3 90. -. az,
rs,rpina Gran Genoa January q. naples and
Palermo Z. 20 { Richard 90. WIN W., ~
il6 second cabin aud 2l3 steerase passenger H'''
and m,sc Bsr 10 ma. 1914. ,-,-,,. -. ,t.
Ir,r,e.. Anne Newport News and Nonolh lo ,He
on Dominion s. CO. with passengers sd muse'
Quarantine - M. O., . ,h,
GuiIdhsI tBr- Matsnzas January ~ l" ms
Nupsou :. line. with sugar Bar. ~
ydun ,Nori Tampico December %. iseuns !su
uarv q Guantanamo no. Nipe H. 70 hes'lef bios'
oritb CEDAR and mahogany. Bar. m. ,-.-
Nohswk jacksonville January j. ana 'hSt!esiiul
Il 40 the CLYDE IS Go. with passengers az" niNse'
~ Norte Galveston Jan a. 10 the Southern Ia
ia "a ,ylth rnlse Quarantine. s4N m. 49,
soon, Bafou Rouge 10 the STANDARD Oh 20
,ritb nd.e Quarantine. f4t p m az,
sandy Hook T. Jan 20. = 90 n-Nlnh
calm. showing. thick. smooth sea.
SAILED
steansrs Bur tsaed) kslmar. Nsfvk lsweal
Hslfirors- Iseuh 900 Gorgio tNorl. hlugs"h SAY
re-, BeTmudisn lBrl. Bermuda. >ir4thcide
M X Nayaire. profrus. NCw orleans lapiahd
,p- Iirerro0i. Illinois. Por- Arthur. huron
charleston and Jactson'ine Msfarsi0o outscso
Aimiranie. Colon. C1mal. Galveston. 1ahe,,o"I
Norfoll and Newport NcWst Hugu iEpfl, ba,l
uors. Mama Hats. Baltimore; Ancona iltall' fhi@'
d.lplfa Serdpc Bran. santos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
ATTACK L. |. DIRECTORS
Dick Bros. Seeking Proxies to
Demand Investigation.

Dick Brothers, until recently mem
hers Of the stock Exchange, represent
ing II 900 shares of Long Island Rail
road common stock, are seeking prox-
les from the stockholders for the an
nual meeting Of the company on April
Is to be used in voting against the
acts of the directors and 10 authorize
an examination of the property and
books by an engineer to be selected by
the minority stockholders.
The firm asserts that in the fourteen
years the Pennsylvania Railroad has
controlled the Long Island il has in
creased the debts over s50,00O,0O0 and
reduced the net earnings from a sub.
stantial surplus to deficit in 1913 OF
almost 81 900 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
MUST RAISE S22,5OO,O 900
M. Rumely Co. Needs This
Sum to Reorganize.

While no definite steps were taken
yesterday toward a reorganization Of
the VI. Rumely Company. placed in re-
ownership Tuesday in Indianapolis, il
was learned that in addition to the
100000 Of farmers notes held by
associated bankers there is between
ss,00O.00 aud s9,00O,00O held by pri-
vate bankers and agricultural credit
companies.
To bring about successful reor-
ganization 1T was stated that this will
require about 81 80 Of working capital
TO each dollar Of new business. Based
on last years gross earnings OF 49,
100000 computed on this basis, the
company faces the necessity Of rails
ing S22. 800. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
CARPET WOOL TIED
UP IN 2 CORNERS"
American Firms Heavy
Buying and British En-
barge Bring Crises.

One carpet company, perhaps the
largest OF its kind IN the world, has
correred the carpet wool market. This
statement is msde by several carpet
warn sr.nncrs. manufacturers and sell
ing agents ..,,.
tho use OF this word is not liked by
the comparv. is thst there is not
enough Garnet wool 20 keep the more
than 100 factories 10 the country run
ming ten days. Only about 10 per cent
% these factories have been on full
time in the last few months, owing 20
business depression But now that this
depression Is lifting and there IS an
opportunity 20 give employment TO
thousands % idle men and womep the
fact IS made evident that great share
OF an the raw material IN tins country
is In the hands of one firm and that
the supply from foreign countries -
shut Oh by Great Britain's war en-
barge.
II this embargo is not raised the
prices OF domestic carpets VIII reach
hitherto unheard o. prices. and an
srmy OF workers, particularly IN the
great KcnsinctCn district OF Phhadcl-
phia. viii be idle for the rest o. the
winter. in the opinion Of some who are
IN the industry The firm which en-
rinccred the corner" admits thst its
Supplv OF raw wool viii be exhausted
10 from sixty 90 ninety days.
They saw England sent her agents
into American markets 20 buy WOOL
the wool that had been shipped from
the British possessions before the Wal.
Recently large consignment OF
wool was placed IN q Philadelphia
warehouse subject 20 delivery for
mill in that city II. however, was de-
Cided 20 close down this mill and over
lures were made 20 me wool agent 70
see = he could ind another purchaser
Tor the supply ln storage. The agent
was delighted he had IN his pocket 4
telegram from 'he agents Of the Brit
ssh War Department offering nam
price 10 pcr cen higher for wool 'han
current quotations On the United States
markets. no matter what they M GIT be.
Selling agents. however, Tor large
csrpet mills continue optimistic. They
are pointing 20 the fact tha. never d.!
the history o. the carpet industry or
The United States have carpet stocks
200 the retail. dealers hands been per
mitted % ruu 20 SO low an ebb. George
Nicols. o. PIP Fifth sv.. who handles
me entire output or three mills, Sald
yesterday
While the wool situation IS acute. ]
believe that the mills have enough
carnets and rugs on hand 20 take care
OF immediate needs. ] believe that by
the time merchants get ready 20 re-
plenish their stocks. which have not
been within so per cent Of normal Tor
one time The wool situation viii nave
cleared up
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from ur rfruu~ ruresul
Washington. Jan 30.

fTrom Ur rlrun- Bureau
Washington. Jan. 90.
ARMY
Refinement NJ Brig Gen ELl u. HOY ~
announced.
cant ARTHUR ". WIlALEl. m'H '9,Is
rom Jufy An on.,e surgeon general. Feb
mar, b 20 duty az assistant to attending
surgeon Boz Washington.
can't. WILLIAM H. LliIN. =. g. 20 'ilh IT,
ami assume charge ~ general depot -, ,.r
relieving capt rREDEitl'k q. rIH'l
csni 1IIIFiNRY - NICHE. Dr.. mod. corr''
a., rtarIpffearflIe Va. uu leave of hh''I''
10 walter Reed General Hospital ,-or
cant MYRON s CRlSSi. coast art liy-'
-6,t a. ftGth CO.. 90 take effect Fem ual.
cant. RICUAED 49, JoiiDAN. rom l'''" wv
ri 's,'' H. , n R6YAL *. GREENE. from '''n 70
D. to,e 40 81 I-r.. ~ HOWARD O.. HALi+
msi rorus. accepted. 100 tab" 'n''i Fe"
w. w. of abson-4. capt LEoNARD Bhkt -
IN q da,, on arrival in & s.. tul IN
UAi.pu A. ZONES mr.. Two inoh,ns =,
arrirsi An a. g. First IT, HENtl r.
MITCHELL cav. one ~ .h'i ~ t,N~oN
FIRST IT, JAMES \. ShNNN'
,tr. s,v ,vo months .u arrival m >
tYrst H. FREDERl'k =. ~ ~ ',-,,,
20, one month and a. days on fehfl ~
,y.itsr Reed General Hospital N"."'.D ,rtt
rtIt.t-oED RTtEMEI sin I'M one u''i''
and D, deys ON arrival in 4. s., rs.
1fnm ' f.. null. med. corps Leave ~
.,i.d d, include February 3.
NA\i.
.-. u cr.ENNON. 10 Washington; -
member ~ Panama t9ruheau'hs
~ = NOSE 20 ohio. -..-.,,,a,d lar
~ a. 4, ItArSEY. detached commshp "S'
IL ,iu IN grade, u. r KENP' oe'''"'
Taahas'eg; 70 " GsaeGsG Washington; to
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urAnot.ARrrEs NorIcrs

HEADQUARTERS NOTICES
A ,hc examination held o. Hssdausre7 n"
Tiesday evening h, following promotions wore
made Fir. class Harold Rsssn Troop ll'. Hsr''o
: Kiug 800 Ferris caldwell i's second cas-
william Paw IS, Joseph Roman. 1885, F'''''
Gumm G. Gerald white 1872 cortland, l9' -
Nfis-i Roo.r Ms sifncs stfensteiu. Wi.lem ~
rer. 30 wham pel s'm9e' hIss : R.c-h.
I1rtre- Charles Brennan l4' "4ii.,D a Vsrts.
Pint Roci. PerN Nathan I.e hsIf - ,r,.
A.se-non Wsct william Wake 3e,ome, y,,is
I5T. 10 Mo,zc-. Ssmue' rrsnsN. hefnsio Ia.
son Ar'hur IAu', Frank Borpu'. John h'''''''
srs,ssren,. a.. reins made tor Joint seI'ige-
90 b.. led fn- ffc scouts ~ fhc c'f '' -N',le.
Fetrua-y 2 So ac-orisrce With he 'assest'on i''
ihe afternoon ~ ,.af ia, in reserve pending i1''N''
b. desired .hs. a. many troops - POSSIBLE
,r,., ,,-sr,eren,. Ia nod . special msslrs on ne
sre1lus Of MoudS fchrua1 ,ee ~. .,'. 90,
vc-sary Of 're founding ~ ne Soy
s''rs v'tr is Furnished 10 each roop ana ln o.,
D1-danee with the directions OF mo Nsl'.S 49,.
ever scout in fHe 0N henti ...,r,tCr A. tb.
'rg or D. BITS home v'u sianl 8 $500 phi
hour o. SIS ans repeat ths Scout oa. -
Instructions un ne observance n' sh.i'e',"' N. =
WIZ us published Boz nr" i"o'''N
''''- DISTRICT NOTICES
number % roops belonging 90 le soa'o gu, 9,
,ii nee, ti.fopmsiy q, fire Greenwich Presn'ierlsH
church 10 morrow cyoaIns new fo.p s,..'vt =,
l..,~e,f,,- Win ,his church AMI me swearing IN
~ hs scouts ami con'erHug % badges M, oss
made a sps,is' occasiou 10 Nl''' "' ''
bows Boz I.e roups VIII he Invited
TROOP NOTICES.
Tse N,nd,g evening Administration Troop. 81 s'd
l-S Re, lohr Coosan AID Jane, "e>
s.5utm.s.ers. presented th5 mns..a .''Y YIr,i-.i
persons in thc auditorium Of AntuaC,al'n q 'ui .''
with which ,ae 'vo troops AZ nlss,,,.e ~ ,he
t-oop,' new nfe drum and nus.e corps "l N.iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
FURTHER WABASH PLANS
Protective Committees Dis
cuss Reorganization.

The two protective committees rep
resentinc the rcfunding and extension
4 nor cent bonds OF the Wabash Rali-
road met formally yesterday TO dis
cuss plans Of reorganizauon' Nlnslow
). Pierce. chairman Of one OF !ne
,oro,,ittecs. explained the result Of the
'sao,.,c As circumference Of activ-
nv" ON the part OF those who are IN
tcrestcd in the financial rehabilitation
Of The property, which has been IN re-
ownership since December, 1871.
Nr. Pierce said that no definite plan
had vet been formulated by the two
committees and that yesterdays con.
ference consisted Of an exchange OF
,.;su,s which mieht develop into some
hing more tangible. The Wabash plan,
,ybirb Was abandoned some months ago
on account Of financial conditions,
cslled for cash requirements Of sp-
proxim.telv $4,000 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
FIRE Department

Leave Of Absence with payJ--Ten DAYS Jan. a.
10 Capt l.. !. Matthews. Engine 80 prior 10 re
tirpmsut.
Retired Capt. +. J. Matthess. Eng 81. Feb. l.
pension 81 go
Revocation Of Oetail-Jsn a. Frmn. Qst grade)
j. J. McLindeu. n. q l.. los 10 chief n 4sth Bat
TALON. a. driver.
Detail -Ffmn. llsi gradel T. =. Connolly. No. 2
Eng 235. 20 chief N 4sth Battalion A. driver
Leaves Of Absence without psyl-Frmn. ga
gradeD 4 Dempsey. n. & l. -. q hours. Jan. y
Frnn. 80 grader y. Hanover. Ing -. - hours
Jan. - rilot r. Rege. Eug SO. ~ hours Jan. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

rorior. Ian - Minneapolis Brl. New iors via
Plymouth -
rt,crf0-I Ian Ig-Cymnc tBrI. Sew lotE
Gbri,tisnsaid jan 10. / ~ I mica riEleH 'DHlI
Nsr N0rk Tor 1opgli4scu 81, -.
M.a.Iuis ian IS Massapcqua. NeT YORK NrW
York dutch tank. Sew YORK
Kirtwaii Jan l6-Spige-porg dam. New FORK Tor
Aalbofg .
Bordeaul. Jan i6-lndrsni lBrl. Ne" io'A
PASSED.
Cibrsrsr. Jan 2o-NtsI (Greesl, N-' York for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Syashineton. Jan 20 The condition Of me
niteS states Treasury a. the close OF busi-
ness TO-DAY vac. - .,. 80.
Totsi receipts. 81 ~, 90
Total payments. 81 7H2 - 800.
The deficit fhiS fiscal year y ~ ityete'
sesin,t a deaef Of SlaI7f $50 last scar. o.
elusive - Panama canal aud public debt
transzctkGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
INFORMATION BTREAI.

should he addressed 90 the Editor Of the Buyers
Column.
Question Can YOU let me know the
most convenient way in which to Sc
cure the names and addresses Of job
pers in mems trousers in Pittsburgh.
Buffalo. Chicago. 81. Louis and Mil
waukee. Respectfully, Harry W. Fen
ichei. 53 Walker ST.. city. Answer
Refer to Nugent's mems Wear job
bling Book"