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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-22
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Moline Red Men, 10; Rock Island
Independents, O.
Evanston North Ends, 81; Rockford
A A C., IA
Dubuque Hawkeyes, ~; Waterloo
Independents. O.
Cornell Hamburgs, 10, sportsmen's
club, 0,
Geneva Loses 10 SteeIs.
Joliet, Ill, Nov 32-The Steel
Works football team defeated Geneva
here yesterday afternoon, "a TO @, 1t
was the first defeat Of the year for
Geneva and the sixth win for the steel
workers, Hartong's 45-yard dash for
a touchdown was a feature of the
game McBreen was the star of the
Geneva squad
Hicks Park, 80; Peru, o.
La Sale. Ill. Nov. 22.-Hicks Park.
undefeated football eleven of Spring
Valley, easily defeated the Peru T. NJ.
A. club at Spring Valley yesterday, 81
10 o, aud will meet the Sportsmen =
club of Chicago on Thanksgiving al
ternoon,
EIgiHs Reat haywood. 49,.
Elgin. Ill, Nov. 23.-Fire thousand
football fans saw the Elgin A. G.
eleven trounce the Maywoods at the
race track here yesterday, - to :.
Anguish, who scored the only touch
down fer the visitors in the first five
minutes of play. had two ribs broken
in the second period and was removed
10 hospital.
Dubuque Wants Iowa Title.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov, 22.-The Du-
buque Hawkeyes yesterday defeated
the Waterloo Independents. AZ to D.,
thereby gaining the cham ionship Of
the independent football teams 81
Iowa
Angie Freshmen Lose.
Aerial work defeated the freshmen
in their struggle for the champion
ship of Augustana Saturday afternoon
at the college campus. when the In
dependents copied the big end of a
Is 10 score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-22
'ILLIN| TIE WITH
COPHERS AT TOP
Euppke's Wen and Minnesota Sniff
Heners of Big Nine Conference
Race This Season.
uARooNs ARE NEXT IN LINE
northwestern Finishes in Last Place,
Not Having Won a Single Big
contest on It's Schedule.
Conference Standing.

Chicago ...--.....,.,r.-.-. Third
Wisconsin ..-................. Fourth
Ohio ....-,,.,.-....,...+... Fifth
Purdue ,,v..,...,..,..... Sixth
Indiana observation-disclosures. Seventh
Iowa Observation-Disclosures. Eighth
Northwestern ........,,....... Ninth
Chicago, Nov. 22.-Foothali followers
the country over began gathering fuel
for the hot stove circuityeaerday, With
the gridirou season practically over
came the taking Of stock Of the sea
son s successes and failures, Why one
doped as champions failed to come
through while q bunch Of mediocre
material was whipped into title hold
ers will keep The fires glowing during
the hard coal season.
In the west the chroniciers Of events
have found the year one of the most
prosperous in the history Of the game.
both artistically and financially. al
though thu final contests failed to pro-
duce q clear-cut champion. Whether
Minnesota or Illinois is the better team
will lar; ely depend upon geographical
boundaries.
thesly in N0rthland.
Up ia the northwest there exists ar
opinion that the Gophers could have
whipped the world Down in Illinois
there are few who do not believe
that this state tops them all At Chi
cago and Madison there are no title
claims, and at Evanston they are try
ing to forget the past and find some
comfort in future prospects. In most
other spots it could have been worse,
but this does not apply 10 Ann Arbor
The disappointment in the west was
; Wisconsin, Here was a team heraIted
I as the best in Cardinal history carly
/ in the season. only To be trampled on
( ty Chicago. Illinois and Minnesota. in
turn Internal dissensious seemed to
have been responsible Tor the poor
showing. They unquestionably had a
4 lot Of fine material up there, but The
minute the team as whole encouU-
tered opposition it gayed in and be-
came mediocre aggregation.
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MONEY AND

The New York Federal Reserve Bank rates
we're Z per cent. for thirty to ninety days
and . per cent. for LONGER bills.
Open market discounts. prime acceptances
maturing up TO ninety days. 2iad2i4 per cent
Commercial paper rates were 3dst per
cent. for sixty TO ninety day bills and for
four TO six months best names: 3lsaI per
cent. for others.
Call money ON the floor Of tho Stock Ex
change yesterday ruled at per cent: hirh
. per cent. low ~ per cent.
Time money was dull and unchanged. Rates
were "a per cent. for sixty days, ~. Il
per cent. for ninety days. susL per cent.
hve months.
Sterling exchange was weak. Final quota.
tions were: Demand. 49,: cables. <.s2a,.
Call money in London. Si,u4 per cent (;
short bulls. - per cent. three months bills,
4 ll.i6uts4 Der cent.
Domestic exchange on New York 81. Louis.
par: san Francisco. 35c. premium: Mime.
apoiis. &c. premium: Chicago. ioc. discount /:
Cincinnati. par: Montreal. par.
Bar silver in London. Bad. New York,
4aspc.
New York Clearing House statement: FIX.
changes. S"sl. 1881: balances. 81. Os4. i14: Sub.
Treasury credit balance. ssa1. ss5.
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NEW REALTY COR ATOMS.

ALBANY. oct. 25.-Th. following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
Wiener. Holding Corporation. Manhattan.
!s,ob Wiener. New York ely: Marcus
Heller. R!dgeuood. y. j.
seville Realty Company. Manhattan;
sApits1: 1000. directors. Bernard Fran
Baer' The Bronx. y. Y.
Alp. Realty rompany. Manhattan; capt.
"a, 1000; dir'Ciors. Frank 5. verro.
enthaier. New York city.
Areco Realty Company. Manhattan; can.
itdl, $1,000. directors. Abraham Dorh. Fan.
NJ. Dorb AMI Morris Rosenfcid. New Nor,
city.
Hanover Apartment Corporation. Man
haitian; capital, ts0o directors, Dorothea
; Warsawer. Bertha Il Fox ana Sadie
Roth. New York ctty.
Heim.r Realty Corporation. Manhattan
kins, Frederick ". sanders and r., K.
Sanford. Brooklyn.
ean,,,rf' nesslic;SS GHrror...on; The Bronx
llfere. William q Mirgalia. The Bronx:
P!etro CTisculd. Mount Vernon.
Paiula Realty Corporation. ~he Bronx
c.pi,si. ti'9oe; directors. Lou. Psdula,
New York city.
Sith stree, and i4th Avenue COMPANY.
BROOKLYN: capital. 5000: directors. SOL
Frank. Brooklyn.
90 pitai. $4,000: directors, f.oui, Ienkna.
SKY. Pauline L~enko~sky and Isaac press,
Brooklyn.
hell Rock Bu,idins Corporation. Brook.
iyn: capital. $1,000; directors. Lewis II.
B~cland~sky. Abraham i.oekmore and NY
man Rubin. Brooklyn.
Maxwell nesity Corporation. BROOKLYN:
capita, 1900, directors, Theodore Ieh-
friend, Florence !" Goldman, Tho Bronx:
Morris i. Schrartz. Brooklyn.
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TOURS.
SALES.

YORK CoUNTY.-JoHN A. sTEwAE-.
EDMUND u: RANDOLPH and WALTER
G. HUBBARD. as Trustees In New York "
The Liverpool and London and Globe In.
ssainsi cHXRLEs HIRscHiioRS. ami
In pursuance OF a judgment 81 fore.
closure and sale. duly made aud entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
the eth day OF October. 1915. / the under
aligned Referee In said judgment named,
Nh sell at public auction. a, the ENchanrs
state OF New York. on the 18th day :,
November. 1915. at 1? o'clock noon on H.
day. by Joseph r. Day, Auctioneer. Ii,
sold. and therein described as follows.
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying aud being
In the Borough of Manhattan. OF the city
OF. New York, bounded and described i.
"BEGINNING a, a point on the sou,her,-
side of Eighty-hfth street. distant eighty
feet easterly from. the corner formed hy
Eishty.nfth Street. With t IN. es.yer I've .
OF Columbus Avenue. and running thence
southerly and parallel with Columbus
centre of a party wall, one hundrc, and
two feet and two inches: thence easteriv
and parallel with Eighty-nfth street.
twenty feetI thence northerly and piral','
with Columbus Avenue and par, OF N.
way through the centre OF a party VAL.
one hundred and two feet and two iucho.
70 the southcrly side of Eighty-nNh sire.
and thence. westerly. along the sou'hor'v
side OF Eighty-nfth Street, twenty feet -
the point or place OF beginning
Subject TO the following: Fences a-i
retaining walls vary from lines OF record
title: the area and stoop may encroach On
street beyond ordinance line. reservation
OF da images against elevated railroad 70.
corded In the ONCE Of the Register %, he
County OF New York in Lih-r 80. section
or Convcyances az page ta3.
Dated. New York. October 80. 1915.
STUART u. PRESTON. Referee
MENKEN & GRiSCoM. ~.
torneys for Plaintiffs. once and Post
Once Address. Je-jf william S,rse'.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York CIV
The following L. a diagram 81 the p-pp.
.rty 70 be sold: Its Street Number II :
ETGHTY-F1FTH STREET.
IVES. s,,h S.roa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
EXCHANGE RALLIES
ON LONDON BUYING
New Slump Is Checked. but
Prices in Market Here
Close Lower.
QUICK CREDITS EXPECTED

The breal, in sterling exchange. which
began last week. continued yesterday.
Demand sterling declined to 4.6iih and
cables dropped to 4.62t. At these
prices demand sterling was IA cents in
the pound lower than OH Saturday last.
when it closed Mt 4.63. Cables closed
last week at 4.63%. Toward the close
OF the market. however. a rally lifted
demand sterling to 4.S2 and cables to
4.s?S. at which prices they closed.
Foreign exchange brokers said that
the advance was due to a buying move-
naent started in London. Continental
exchange was unsettled by the drop In
sterling n lower prices resulted.
With the continued decline in ex-
change some talk was heard in the
financial district to the effect that the
arrangements for the floating Of new
Anglo-French credits here would be
rushed to a completion. These new
credits. which will be Of a purely bank
ing nature, were forecast by Lord
Reading on The day the agreement for
the 100000 900 loan was signed. In
quiry at the offices OF j. =. Morgan &
Co. and at the National City Bank.
however. failed TO bring out information
that the negotiations for the now
credits had taken any definite form. II
was pointed out that the loan commits
sioners had probably just arrived In
London and that nothing would be lone
until after Lord Reading had made his
report to the Chancellor OF the Ex-
%chequer.
Francs closed ut 5.etia for checks and
5.9i :or cables. As compared with 5.94
for checks and 5.93 for cables on Satur-
day. Italian lire dropped from 6.43t.
to CAS-. while rubles declined from 341
to 33ii.
Marks were lower at SIS for sight
drafts and 81 ll-l6 for cables. This
compares with a previous close OF
So Lie for drafts and So 3-l6 for
cables. Austrian kronen sold down TO
1860. against a close OF 1865 on Sat
urday.
II was announced yesterday at the
National City Bank that France would
pay on November 4 the $1,000 900 one
year > per cent. notes which she sold
TO n syndicate headed by that ban
This was the first of the French credite
to be arranged In this country through
the sale Of securities after the war
began.
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~ REIMBURSEMENT OF rates is now being
made which Is expected 10 check tire
dive sion OF traffic 10 the canal steam
ship lines: n normal condition OF tho
mining industry has been restored md
as has been previously stated, passenger
earnings since the beginning of the rev
fiscal Year have been substantially in
creased by exposition travel The pros
pect of better earnings during the COM
irC fiscal year IL encouraging. but the
eytcn; and perlnanence OF the improve
nlent will depend upon the return of
general confidence in the business world,
the destruction Of which. without doub,,
fas been the most potent influence that
has held back a revival Of business and
Investment IN new enterprises.
"Thc favorable results. attained under
tho mos, trying conditions as TO new and
Intense competition. higher wages and
fucl costs, Increases in expenses due 10
costs OF valuation, and Increases in other
operating expense items caused by com
pliancc with new laws and rules OF resu-
1ating bodies in faco OF a decrease in
volume OF G.63 per cent. in freight and
4.9t per cont. In passenger traffic caused
by business depression, reflect great
credit o. Sour officers
The company's success in avoiding ac-
c.donts IL told by Mr.. Kruttschnitt as
follows. During the past year no
passenger lost his life In a train acci-
dent and, with hut II exception, none
mas been killed In II train accident for
six wears and eleven months, during
which period 373,233,l1a locomotive miles
were run and ~3S2,7l9.i4t passengers
carried, During the year six employees
out of S,GGf lost their lives through
train accidents in running 52,I27, 703
locomotive miles. out OF the 3s.S33 cm-
Dloyc"s engaged IN pursuits not invoiv-
ing train movements, fifteen lost their
llVcs--an average Of one fatality &c
every Sl0.00O days. or 22oo years
worked"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

W. Tourciie. formerly with E-.;m.n.
Dillon & Co, has become associated Will
Morgan & Fiulay. !!j Broadway.
Hornblorer & Weeks announce hat; tn.
stock Of ths Chevrolet Motor Company.
which has been deal, in o. the curb for
three weeks. as il sad when Issued, Will
be ready for delivery on October -.
The Corn Exchange Bank has reprinted
in booklet form a series OF articles on
banl; credit under the name OF THE Sixth
sense" They were written by Alber; y.
Hog. credi; manager OF the bank. for the
The Adrdnce.
The trustees o: the Great Northern ore
Properties declared a dividend of 90 cents
q share YESTERDAY on the 100000 OUT
standing certificates, The las, payment
vas made on December 90. 1914, at the
same rate. That disbursement was made
for the previous three years.
The copper Issues Company. Inc. 10
making - pubic offering Of 500. 900 shares
OF the Ray Hercules Copper Company, re-
gently organised The stock Is offered at
1913 a share. s. 20 the app!i-
cation and the balance on notice Of a,lot-
men'. The stock is being offered through
Clark. rhilds T. Co. George A. HUM of
r~hilsdclphia and Tucker. HAYES g. Bar-
tholom-w Of Boston. development work IL
under The supervision " Henry Krumb.
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OLD COLONY TRUSTS BIRTHDAY
In Twenty-Five Years Deposits
Have Grown to $780, ZOO, 200.

Tit Old Colony Trust Company OF
Boston began the twenty-ffth year Of
Its existence yesterday. In that
time 1t has risen from the smallest Of
trust companies to the position Of sixth
In Importance in the country. On It's
first day II had three depositors. MEM
bers OF the Office force and one trustee.
To-day II has 10000 depositors, repre-
senting deposits OF 10000. 900. It
has a capital and surplus Of $4,000
600. The business of the company is
done in the main office and "
branches. each occupying a building cx.
clusively devoted to the business.
A rear room at so state street held
the institution from 1890 to 1892. whes
II moved to the Ames Building, at WASH
ington and Court streets. The present
home OF the company. at II Court
street. vas built In 1909.
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BROKERS SHARE PROFITS.
Chisholm 4 Chapnaa Tee Fora's
idea 70 Employees Advantage.

Chishoim 4 Chapnaa Tee FoFd's
idea 70 Employer Advantage.
On November ! the firm Of Chisholm
4 Chapman, members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. will pay to their en-
ployees their pro rata share OF the
FIRMS pronts based on the plan adopted
by Henry Ford. The profits. which are
for the six months ending October 81.
Will amount to about two months
salary to every employee. During the
next six months they will probably
amount to three month"; pay.
Eighteen months ago. when Henry
Ford announced his plan Of sharing
prohts Of his business, Chisholm 4 Chap
made IL known to their employees
that 10 per cent. Of the profits. after
overhead charges had been deducted,
would be divided In proportion TO SAL
aries. The plan was first put into Of
feet two weeks before the European
war broke out. but the six months
just ended have been the first that
have produced any profits.
Members OF the firm say THAI the plan
has been accountable for a new standard
Of efficiency In their Office force Their
men. they bellevc, o care OF the
rush OF business "a few weeks ago better
any other ONCE force In the
Street. Additions to tho force were
actually resented. Tho profit sharing
plan takes the place Of the customary
Christmas bonus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CHARLES RoTHMAN. .jobber In cotton
and woollen goods. 81 Eldridge street.
made an .::isnnen, TO leopold Fret.
filed agains; him by creditors. Liabilities
sre $4,000: asset. $1,000. lie began
business on March l.. 1910.
seventh avenue. made an assignment to
Isidor j. G~reenbcrs. 4 petition in bank
rut;cy was also MED against him by
HlRscH PETERFRECND. diamond brok-
e ra,, I E1 81 il,,h street pss,,ion in eaT oS.
assets said to be $500.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
D.. HIGHER & BRO. fur manufacturers.
!: Fart Thirty-second street. schedules
:hSw l'ah,!!',ss; 's.oss; assets. ssss,..
ii:ts street. s%eS:GH1ie. r .Sow i faS Ties.
S..le'; assets. $500.
Asslsnnents.
cARcsA FEATHEi, COMPANY. ma nufac c.
turer Of ostrich feathers. sis Broad
j.. 1917. eapit.i s.oSs. $500. MAJ MAX
suit. under The nam: Of n. t asyi. sh anS
Jl .:;:itp"f r w r. Ghsiis; 4 S''% msm.n,. a..
par,i, i:b Delaney street. assignment 70
Louis weinsarten.
Discharge From nsnkruptcy.
Judge A.. y. Hand has granted dis.
JACOBSON Z FRTEpMkN. brokers Of -.
e]uri.l.s. III Broadway; / liabilities.
S37,jsI.
MAN scHAPERA. clerk. 500 Rogers
place: liabilities. S?S.seo. mostly In
I.eipsic for furs.
NATHAN E;SSLER, grocer. coS5 First
avenue: liabilities. S:3.43s.
HENRY NJ. GRorTA. druggist. 1892 Broad.
way: liabilities. eieS5s.
HERMAN .CHERrocK. dry goods. Paw.
ling. y. Y.
HERMAN KATE, mems furnishing goods.
1870 Bsthga:e avenue.
BENJAMIN KOHL. millinery. 3si Grand
stree.
JAMES ". EURTZ. bookkeep.r. %ci Yves:
Ffty-severth street.
MAN BroKESsrEIN. mems furnishings.
80 Canal street.
wERrHEIMER. salesman, sis
Eas: Nineteen street.
JOHN X. SIMON. SO rss.dsle PLAT CO.
2, RHODES ,.sorer. Marlboro.
y. Y.
ABRAHAM SCHWARTZ. .s4 ives, Itch
stree. dealer In merchandise on the In.
sta iInent plan.
MORRIS LANDAU. az LAnda Knitting
Nils. $50 Ea~t N.nety-th'rd street.
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YORK COUNTY Join A STEwNTr
tDIrND D. RA%prLrH ana WALTER
I. HUBBARD, AZ Trustees IN SoN lp-. .
The Liverpool aud London and ,lr.e ln-
against CHARLEs HIRscHHuRN 49,
others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a iudg men, ~ . 20.
closure and sale. duly mad and -u..r,t .u
the above entitled action and bearing -
the 9TH day OF October. 1913. l. IN. uu.,--
signed Referee in said Jldsm-n, r,...
Will sell at public auction. al the E,.Nsn--
Salesroom. Nos. ii.l6 Ncsey Stree, ri
Borough OF Manhattan. City, tauu-, ,..
State OF New York. on the l,.A 10. :
November. 1913. a. le o'clock noon o. ,.s.
day. by Joseph I. Day. Auctlvu,cr t~
cold, and therein described as |fo.lor.
ALL that certain lot. picp, or pare. l.
land. with the buildings and inpro,.a. :
the Borough OF Manhattan. o. me ,.y :
follows:
BEGINNING az a point on tie %,outr-,y
SIDE Of E!shty-ntth stree. distant, -.y
iset e~.ster!y from the corner tormoI ''
The intersection OF the southern sci. o..
E,Shty-hfth Street with the ca-,eg,, e
southerly and parallel viii Co's.
Avenue and part o' the way through
centre 81 a party wal one huudrrI -
End parallel with Eishty-hfth e. ',''
rcet' hence rortheriy and p4fd..,. "a.
. .H5Smgu' ,h A'enrs an. par OF ~. -.
hundred and two feet and t-o incl, =
ne southerly side Of Light -n"F >"'
ana thence westerly along ;n- .,.'l
side OF Eiehty-nfth street rar', - o.,
IN. poin, or place OF beginning
nIniect =" the fo'iowins Zen - =
ute; bay-windows encro,ch fouf t..h ~
street: the area and s'oup i,.ty =, :
on street beyond ordinauc. Nra.. -s..-t-
ton OF damages AGAINST o,cy. Gel -, .---'
recorded IN fha aNiFa ~ t1. IEs
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TO ACT ON UNITED DRUG PLAN.
Riker-Hesemsn Stockholders "a
Vote on New Control,

Vote on New Control.
A special meeting Of stockholders Of
the Riker & Hegeman Drug Company
will be held on December 8 to confirm
the action Of the directors in approving
the absorption Of the company by the
United Drug Company. A special COM
mittee which was appointed to investi-
gate the proposed change Of control re-
ported favorably yesterday.
The stockholders will receive one
share Of United Drug common stock
and s45 OF United Drug second pre-
ferred stock for zach 800 Of Rikei-
Hogeman common stock. Dividends Of
3 per cent. annually are now being paid
on United Drug common. but It is UNDER
stood that with the taking over OF the
Riker-Iiegcman company and the con-
sequent increase in capitalization the
common dividend will he reduced Il s
per cent
Six per cent. will also he paid on
second preferred stock. The present
dividend on Riker-Hegeman common
stock Ii 8 per cent. annually. 80 that
by the change the common stock holders
OF the Riker-Hegeman company will re-
ceive nearly . per cent. in dividends.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw EssIe-ReAned Unchanged
-Entures Dull.

III" raw SUGAR market was qulet yesterday
and shuWcd ~ easier tone. Rehncrs. having
apparently covered their immediate needs
on thu recent huying movement. conld not
h. attracted oy prioo concession In raws n
- Of i cent q pound. There was some
sugar offered ~ 81 cents. cost and freight,
equal /" a iut" paid basis OF 4.2s cents.
IN the absence of sales the quotation on
raw sugar WAS nominuiiy unchanged. al
4.a9 cents. duty paid.
The refined sugar market was not az.
f"ct"d by th' lower tendency Of raws. Al
Interests continued 20 quote J.25 cents on
cranulatcd sugars and there was u fair
movement In Withdrawals Most refne-s
ere still several days behind In their de.
llvories.
Tho sugar futures market at the Coffee
IXchange was dull yesterday. with prices
steady. Total sales were 500 tons,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Failures Under selling Pressure
Lose 9 to o Points.

Coffee futures were under selling pres
sure yesterday and at tho close prices
showed losses of 6 to . points for the day
on transactions OF 2o.5Oo bags. The mar
ket was fairly steady during tho early
part OF the day. prices being unohan sed
TO slightly higher. hut toward the after
noon buying support Was Withdrawn and
prices yielded. The cables were STEADY.
reporting an advance In exchange at Rio.
Spot Quotations were maintained.
Brazilian markets were ieatureless on
Saturday lilo - and Santos ~ were
unchanged at $3.50 and $3.50 r, spectivclr.
Rio and Santos receipts totllled $4,000
bags. Sac Paulo had 5000 and Jundiahy
1900.
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Centre line q, block.

charge to satisfy which the abo,. Dc.
scribed property Is TO De sold l. Twenty.
one thousand one huudred ard uIfsty-
eight and o3-i00 Dollars S"'.lEsC 3I with
Interest thereon from the 3V;h day ~ S.p-
tclnber. 1915. together with the Cos.s am
allowance. amounting to Three hundred
and hty-seven aud Oi-iOU lp-a-s
S3|sol,, with Interest from the tn d.v
OF October. 1915. together with the ~
penses Of the sale.
Inc approN!mate amount % tn, taN'.
assessments and water rates or other lens
WHICH are 10 be allowed 10 %purcha..- ~
OF the purchase money or paid hy '.s
Referee Is Five hundred and nfty-u!ac an
$4,000 Dollars DSji960 aud Interest.
Inc purchaser will have 20 pay 'nr thu
necessary War Tan stamps TO nc a~yei 10
the Referees deed.
Dated. New York. October 90. 1911.
STUART u. PRESTON. Rofc...
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COunterfcitcrs Plead Guilty.

Joseph Carlosi, head Of n band OF
revenue stamp counterfeiters, pleaded
guilty before Judge William q. Shep-
pard In tho United States District
Court yesterday and was sentenced TO
two years in the Federal pe%nitentiary at
Atlanta. Alexander Acuti, one Of Car
Iosi's men. also took q plea and got
nine months on B~lackwell's Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
" -stche.ter Supervisor. Lose.

WHITE PLAINS, y. ". oct. 2j.--The
efforts of the Democratic Supervisors of
Westchester county TO hold up "A bond
issue 10 provide funds for tho new
$1,000 0 addition to the White Plains
house has failed. as the Appellate
Division has Just dismissed "A temporary
stay and ordered the Supervisors to meet
on next Wednesday and issue the bonds.