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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Firm-Rehned Improves
Futurea Active.

The raw sugar market was Arm yes
terday. with the spot quotation at the
close placed at 4S9q4.95 cents. duty
paid New York. A Boston Arm took a
cargo of about 90, 900 bags OF prompt
Cubas at 4.95 cents, Earlier In the day
the Federal Sugar Refining Company
took 10000 bags of Cubas for June
clearance at 4 cents. cost and freight,
equal TO a duty paid basis OF 500 cents.
The refined market showed a slightly
irmer tone. There was still some granu-
lated available at s cents. but most
interests were Arm at the list price OF
$40 cents. The demand for withdrawals
on old contracts is improving from day
10 day owing to the mild weather condi-
tons. which favor active consumption.
The sugar futures market AZ the COT
fee Exchange was moderately active.
with prices firm Total sales were i.i5o
tons.
p-iraa uerc
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s Lampast- Mobile, passed Sand Key u
3 T. VI YESTERDAY
s. Antilles New Orleans, ~ miles south Of
Jupiter a. noon
$ VI Muudo. Galveston, lO2 miles south Of
Jupiter Al noon
50 Pan American Port Arthur, 80 miles
east at SABINE htr At noon
- II >Ud. Galveston, i3 miles south of
Sandy HOOK A. noon
- JOHN u Archibald New Orleans, n miles
south of Diamond ShoHl a. noon.
- Alabama, Port Arthur, y miles weN OF
ToriuISs At noon.
: n Norrr. galveston, - miles eas Of
Galveston bar NJ q '. VI
= ~ pa. New Orleans. - miles no1hw-gt
of TurtugIs Al % T. "
- Edward Dnhouy, TuSpam, IN mil.s
south VI SInnn lIoOk At noon
- cav OF - Louis savannah, lp miles
south of Sandy llonk ~ noon
~ Lcnapc. Jacksonville, 49, miles south g
sandy Hook AT = NJ
= Finland R,,hot, 2A mile. south os
sandy fiuuh II y VI
: Cn'orain Galvc-ton 2n2 miles wet sf
Trrtugaasi T.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Advances Despite Foreign
Weskness-COrn Strong.

The invulnerable technical position Of
the wheat list accounted In a measure
'or tho better tone displayed. There
were recurring spells OF weakness, but.
contrary TO The action OF the market on
recent sessions. rallies were made and
held. While some new lows registered,
we basis did not recede as greatly as
was generally expected, and 1t was
remarked that A more spontaneous re-
eponse was made to items OF bullish
import.
There were declines Of to II cents
" me Liverpool cash market. and in
consequence II was freely predicted be-
10y" the opening here that September
wheat AZ Chicago would sell at a dollar
d o4Shel before the expiration OF the
seSSlon A well liquidated market
uo1h,ess accounted for the scant offer
Mss from commission houses, and bears
&c QUICK to become alarmed over
ms feature.
~" pronounced strength in the corn
80 "oIpef tho wheat tone. Complaints
'ADeSs!ye rains in parts OF Kansas.
.'"'tShl, ssouri and Iowa induced
ea''fed buying, especially as more
,ah' were expected to-day, The har-
sung 10 the extreme Southwestern
.n'"r wheat bolt was o being inter-
.Iea WITH, but this phase OF the sltua-
~" vas ignored. II was thought that
.e s'r'7g'h Of the stock market occa-
,,,"'' NOR" or less buying of wheat.
Mdt' outsiders have substantial profits
,.''f holdings Of securities and evil
.t"'y ar" no, wholly averse to buying
',''' d''"r lS 20 to 30 cent decline.
'''F"'e advices made IL clear that
NY" - mo large shorts were inclined to
r. '.''r fronts during the session.
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis &
Western Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.

REORGANIZATION.
To the Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
Of The Equitable Trust Company Of
New York, issued under the Bondhold-
ers' Agreement. dated July 9th. 1914.
for Cincinnati. Indianapolis & Western
Railway Company First and Refund
ing Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Fifty
Year, Gold Bonds. and for The In
diana. Decatur & Western Railway
Company First Mortgage Five Fer
Cent. tForty Year, Gold Bonds:
Referring to the above mentioned Bond
holders Agreement. the undersigned Com
inittee hereby gives notice that It has pre-
pared and adopted a Plan and Agreement
for the reorganization Of Cincinnati. In
dianapolis & Western Railway Company
and has lodged copies OF such Plan and
Agreement with The Equitable Trust Com
pany of New York. the Depositary Of the
Committee, at Its once No. 81 wall Street.
In the city OF New York.
The Plan OF Reorganization has been APP
proved by the Reorganization Committee.
Of which Mr.. Frederick II Ecker IL chair
man.
Holders OF Certificates OF Deposit are
requested to present the same promptly TO
The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York IN order that there may be noted
thereon the assent Of the holders thereof
to the Plan and Agreement Of Reorganiza-
ton.
All holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
issued under said B~ondholders' Agreement.
who shall fail to dissent from said Plan
and Agreement In the manner. upon the
terms and within the time specified in said
Bondholders' Agreement. shall be con-
clusively and finally deemed for all pur-
poses to have assented to the Plan and
Agreement of Reorganization and to the
terms thereof.
Copies OF the Plan and Agreement Of
ReorEanizatio may he obtained from the
Depositary or from the Secretary OF the
Committee.
Dated. June l3th. 1915.
WILLIAM A. READ. Chairman,
j. AUGUSTUS BARNARD.
HENRY r.. COOPER,
FREDERICK II. ECKER.
GEORGE X. JOHNSON.
II. r. WHITCOMB.
ALBERT II. w1GGIN.
l.. EDMUND ZACHER.
Committee.
CADwALADER. wIcKERsHAM a TAFT.
Counsel for Bondhoider' Committee.
r. f, MOVIE.
Secretary, IS Nassau st.. New York. y. Y.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Depostary. 81 Wall St. New York. N. y.
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Cincinnati. indianapolis &
Western Railway Company

REORGANIZATION.
To the Hoidcrs Of
Cincinnati. Indianapolis & Western Rail
way Company First and Rrfunding
Mortguge Pour Per Cent. Fifty Year,
Gold Bonds;
The Indiana. Decatur q Western Rail
way Company First Mortgage Pive Per
Cent. tForty Year, Gold Bondsi
Notice IL hereby given that the Plan and
Agreement for the reorganization OF Gin
~cinnati. Indianapolis a Western Railway
Company. which has been approved, and
adopted BY the B~ondholdep' Committee
mentioned IN tho foregoing notice, has
been approved and adopted by the under
signed Reorganization Committee. and
copies thereof have been lodged with The
Equitable Trust Company OF New York.
the depositary under the Plan and Agree
ment OF Reorganization.
Holders of the above mentioned bonds
who have not already deposited their
bonds with the B~ondholders' Committee
and who desire to participate In the re-
organization. mu- deposit their bonds,
bearing the coupons maturing on and after
July /. 1874. with the said depositary on
or before June soth, 1915.
Holders OF Certificates Of Dspostt OF Tho
Equitable Trust Company Of New York.
mentioned IN thu foregoing notice, who
assent 90 the Plan and Agreement. are re
au.sted 10 present thrr Certificates OF De-
post, TO said depcs'tary promptly. in order
that Tiers may be noted thereon the as
sent OF the holders thereof to the Plan
sni Agreement Of Reorganization.
Dated. June 18th. 1918.
FREDERICK II. ECKER. Chairman;
j. AUGUSTUS BARNARD.
HENRY T.. COOPER,
GEORGE X. JOHNSON,
H.. +. WHITCOMB.
ALBERT II. WIGGIS,
!. EDMUND ZACHER,
ganiyation Committee.
CADwALApER, WlCKERSHAM & TAFT,
Counsel for Reorganization Committee.
F + MOVIE.
Secretary, 90 Nassau St. New York. y. Y.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK,
Depository, 81 Wall St, New York, y V
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair to-day and
Tomorrow; moderate westerly winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi-
vania. fair to-day and probably to-mor-
row; moderate and var,ab bic snnds.
For northern New England. unsettled.
with showers to-day and probably TO-
morrow; Ugh, variable winds.
For southern New England. cloudy to-
day. probably local blowers fair to-mor-
row; moderate westerly winds.
For western New York. fair to-day and
probably tomorrow. moderate n est
winds.
NEW YORK. June Thigh pressure
prevailed yesterday over the Atlantic and
east Gulf states. but was low over the
lake regions and all of the West. except
the Pacific States, from centres over Lake
Huron and over Utah.
Showers occurred In the ST. Lawrence
Valley. lake regions. north central States
and In the Northwest.
In che Atlantic and Southern States the
weather. was generally fair.
II was warmer in the central States and
generally eastward. but cooler In the pls-
teau states, where temperatures were .ix
to ten degrees above the freezing point
In tho morning.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer, wind. fresh southeast: average
humidity. 50 per cent: cor
rected TO read to sea level, at 8 A. n,
3o.os: Q p. ~. 1895.
The temperature In this city yesterday.
as recorded by the oricial Thermometer. 10
shovp In ths amazed ,aki.
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at, JOSEPH LEAD COMPANY

BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
under Trust Agreement dated January !.
1914. securing the six Per Cent. Gold Notes
OF ST Joseph Lead Company. will purchase
upon receipt OF moneys for the sinking
Fund, notes issued under said agreement
20 an amount sufficient as nearly as may
he to exhaust the sum of $500. s2+.10. of
which ss:i.7o Is now to the credit OF the
sinking Fund Account. and the sum OF
$4,000 IS to be paid TO the Trustee on or
before July !, 1913. pursuant TO the afore-
Invites sealed offers to be submitted to II.
a. or before IL O'Clock noon June as. 1915.
a, Its once. l6 Wall Street. Manhattan.
New York City. for the sale to II OF such
notes at prices 10 he named In such oners.
which offers shall be for all or any part
% she notes so offered. provided. however.
that no offers will be accepted which snail
be for a sum IN excess OF one hundred
and one per centum Cioi%) OF the prin-
cipal amount OF such notes, and accrued
interest. Notices OF provisional acceptance
81 offers will be mailed June 2s. 1913. to
the makers Of such thereof as are so ac-
cepted. al the addresses designated by
them respectively. Delivery of notes ac-
cepted. with July I, 1915. and subsequently
maturing coupons attached. should be
made on or after July /, 1915. on which
date interest on accepted notes will cease.
The Trustee reserves the right TO accept
or reject any or all proposals in whole or
In part.
Bankers Trust Company. Trustee
BY L RICHARDS,
As. slant Secretary.
Dated. New York. MAY 80 1915,
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FINANCIAL T

California Petroleum Corporation direc-
tors At q meeting held In Los Angeles on
Thursday declared n dividend OF per
cent ON the preferred stock. The company
VIII within . few laws issue u statement
In connection with the reduction in thr
dividend since January, 1913, when di,i-
dcnds on IN" preferred stock were In
auGurdtrd ptfmt nts had been made at
The rate Az IA, per cent quarterly.
Less than $1,000, o00 Of the outstanding
Missouri rncihc untes i"id In TINS country
so far not been n-p"siied und.r the
rumpiuh'S Offer for extension FOR one wear
In ~, f@2."i0. 600 ~ the s2i.sii 600 out
standing notes have been deposited. leav.
Ing only ti,ssj. 0o0 undepusited OF these
undeposited notes. II Is estimated, $1,000. ~.
600 are held abroad and have not been
heard from, leaving, therefore, only SS9S..
600 OF the notes held In this country as
yet undeposited,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASulNGToN, June 1.-The supply
ship Lebanon has arrived at Indian Head
tugs Rocke, and pHtapsco At Norfolk
collier prometheus at Tihuron; cruiser
cincinnati Al Chofno, destroyer Preston AZ
New YORK, destroyer hanson A. Ne" Nn"E
pair ship Nes'1l a. Rost0u. guuhni'
Nashville at san Juan, guuhoat chat
tanouga at san Diego, cruiser Dos
Noines at Beirut: Cul!ier Nero at Man
zanillo, destroyer whipple at san Diego.
Destroyer Aylwin has sailed from Nor
folk to sea; torpedo boat Barney from
Annapolis for Washington and supply shi n
Glacier from San Francisco for San Diego.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. Tune 1i-Improvement con
tinued in the market for coppers. gains
mostly ranging from u to a point.
CRANKY was particularly strong, and
Calumet and Arizona was UP 1A.
United States Smelling also made an.
other substantial gain. United Fruit
and hoe Machinery were fairly active,
the former gaining IA and the latter
u. The summary:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-Crnmp Ship
building advanced from 81 to IS. with
sales totalllng 4.732 shares. Lake SUI
perior was active and strong. Electric
Storage Battery and General Asphalt.
Baldwin Locomotive and Cambria Steel
were other stocks that were in demand
They closed higher. A better ton was
shown throughout the list. Bonds were
dull. The summary
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STANDARD MILLING COMPANY,
10 Wall street.
COMMON STOCk IMMINENT N

New York, June 9th, 1918.
The Directors Of this Company have to-
DAY declared a dividend Of THREE tScc)
PER CENT from the earnings Of the Com
pduy upon the Common Stock. paNable
July lbth, 1915, ~ the Offices Of the Com
pauy, No 90 Wal Street, New York city.
20 stockho!iers of record July 6th, 1918.
The transfer books Of this Company will
he closed on July Sth, 1915, at three + NJ,
and opened on July 18th 1918, at ten A 81.
IOS. A KNOX. Treasurer.
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Once Of The United Ga. Improyemen, Ca.

y w, corner Broid ana Arch streets.
Philadelphia, June 2. 1915.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend Of two per cent. 81 90
per sharel, PAYABLE July -, 1874. to stock-
holders Of record at tho close Of business
June 80, 1913. checks will be mailed
/ ". NORRIS Treasurer,
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June ll-prices were n lit
tie trmer In all Of the leading issues.
with trading well distributed. Chicago
Pneumatic Tool. Stewart Warner. Swift
and Sears-I,oebuck showed the great
est gains. Bonh department neglected.
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
United Shoe Machinery
CorDoration

The Directors OF this Corporation have
declared a quarterly dividend OF ih%
stock. and a dividend of 2% (5oc per
sharel, with extra dividends OF l0S $3.50
stock at par on the Common capital stock.
all payable July 9Th, 1918, to stockholders
OF record at the close OF business juno
18th. 1918.
1. 4. COOLlpGE. Treasurer.
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The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was a quiet business In spot cot
ton, with middlinG . points advance at
b31d. Sales. 5000 bales. Receipts.
5000 bales, all American.
Prices at Liverpool closed quiet but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TwI> err RAPID TRANSIT CoMpINi

Tn" Ruard OF Directors have declared a
regular quarterly dividend OF one and
three fpurths per cent. Gs. "cD upon the
Preferred and one and one half per cent.
lll7 - upon the Common Capital stock
OF thIs Company. payable july lst. 1915, TO
st~orkho,ders of record at the close OF bust
ness Jun" 10th. 1915.
Dividend checks will be mailed by Tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Trans
fer Agents. Nos 1879 william Street. New
York CRY. to stockholders who have hlei
mailing orders.
A NJ. ROBERTSON. Secretary.
New York. June eth, 1918.
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The Directors Of Gray & Davis Inc
have declared the regular quarterly divi
dend Of -. r. on the preferred stock, pay
able july LIST, 1913, to stockholders OF
record a. ~ June gath. 1918.
WILLIAM GRAY, Treasurer.
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cotton a, New York was 5 points

advanced. Middling. 9l5c. Southern
SPOT markets were unchanged. with New
Orleans use. Galveston ) points W.
Savannah 925c.. Houston 3 points up.
Augusta s.ssc. and Memphis 9.l2c,
TIE New orleans market closed Arm.
De-.
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BONDS
THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBuRG, June 1.-THE stock mar
here was generally Arm today. The
feature was activity n strength in
Columbia Gas and Electric. which closed
3. up Westinghouse Air Brake reacted
a half rnint. The summary
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Atlantic & Birmingham
Construction Company

The undersigned, The Equitable Trust
Company OF New York. successor Trustee
under an asreement dated April 80, 1910.
ton Company and the Trust Company OF
America. Trustee, gives notice shat default
having occurred In the payment at maturity
OF the principal % the Joint notes Of At
lantic 4 Birmingham Construction Com
psny and Atlanta. Birminsham & Atlantic
mont Of April 30, 1910, the undersigned on
Jun a3rd' i9i5 a, /: O'Clock noon at the
street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
Of New York VIII sell at public auction
collateral held by the undersigned as trus-
tee under the agreement above named
teriin Gold Bonds OF Brunswick
steamship Co. dated July !, 1907,
q the denomination OF 5000
face value each. due by thelr
terms $4,000 face value thereof
on the nrst day of july. 1913.
and $50. o0O face value thereof on
the first day OF July In each yenr
thereafter TO and Including The
first DAY OF July. 1929. subject to
prior payment as therein pro-
yided Each OF these bonds bear
an endorsement by the Atlantic.
Gulf & West Indies steamship
Lines OF the assumption to pay
the principal and interest,"; thereof
as the same may become due
and payable respectively IN rur-
slante Of the contract for the
purchase OF the steamships COW
cred by the mortgage; each OF
said bonds bear a further EN-
dorsemcnt OF the payment OF
tho Interest que January .. 1915:
1900 shares capita stock OF the Bruins
wick steamship CO. OF the par
value of 800 each.
10000 shares common capital stock OF
the Woodward Iron co. Of the
par value OF 500 each:
Demand Note Of the Brunswick Steamship
Co. dated August I. 1870. IN tho
sum OF si0l.lfG.s7 reduced by
Inducements OF payments on &C
count NJ principal TO slo,0eo.ls
with interest nj the rate OF Sc
from January 6th. 1915.
D.msnt Note OF the brunswick steamship
Co, dated August /, 1910. In the
sum Of til666 81. with interest
Mt IN. rate OF Sc per annum
from January 9Th, 1915.
Dated NAV IL, 1918.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
n y1YMAS RHOApES, ice.Pres'd-nt
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SPA NISH-AMERICAN IRON COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE 2O-YEAR SINK
ING FUND 90 GOLD BONDS. DUE
JULY 1, 1921.

Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant to
the terms OF the Mortgage dated July !. 1907.
sl1i,O n OF said bonds, numbered as below.
have been drawn for redemption by the Sink
ing Fund At par and accrued interest. as Of
July .. 1915. when all interest thereon will
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Eieven A. NJ. bids to Liverpool were
July, 9i9c October, 9.s5c. January.
loljc. The market there is due to open
To-day q? 10 > points advance.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June demonstrated
Power was steady at 1864. unchanged
from 'he previous sale, Tinted Railway
closed = up at %. The summary
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. a. ~ Sun sets. ~ ~ Moon r,... IL
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k. $40 Gov island 7:5e Hell Gate. e<e
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk.. 1925 Gov. island. 2 OF Hell Gate. SCI
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Exports yesterday. s,339 bales. To-
Ia thus far this season. 7.96O,536 bales.
against s,7i9.437 bales last year.
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Iieutanant-C Commander W. Il Sexton
from command Of the Tallahassee % home
for orders.
Lieut. q. \ Rea'l from the Maryland to
the Yorktown.
Lieut.. \. u Reed from the Iris 20 Cap
tain ~ the port, Balboa, Canal Zone.
Lieut. Il r. $. Lowell from Harvard
University to the New York.
Lieut. NJ ;, Brown from the Nebraska
to the Mccall
Lieut., T., W. Hanson from the South
Carolina to the brooklyn.
Lieut.. Il G. Iawder from tho South
Carolina TO the brooklyn.
Lieut., 4. IRnsiowne to recruiting station
and branch ~hylrosStPhic on =, cleveland.
Ohio,
Ensign p. II Dunbar from training sta
tion, Great Lakes, H., TO the Montana.
Assistant ~Faynaster g. v. Mccarthy to
the New Orleans.
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Army md navy ORDER.

WASHINGTON. June N.-These army
orders were issued to-day:
Capt. v. T., Clark. aviation oficer. sigma
Corps. from Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology 10 San Diego aviation school
for duty.
Capt O. r. Thorns, Oua-ermar.r
Corps, from assistant 10 quart-rmaster
second Division to Galveston, Ten, as as
sis;ant depot qusr'erma-'er.
Lieut. -Col, q, -. Cress from Ninth
Cavalry TO the United States. October !
Second Lieut.. Il. W. wilson. Coast Az
tllery. to coast dctcnces Of long Island
Sound,
Capt. II, T.. Landers. Coast Artillery,
10 l2Sth Company.
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Court NJ Appeals Calendar.

AIRNNN. June 1.-THE Court ~ An
pcals calendar for Monday, June II: Nos.
t9T. :ss, ELS, 81, 36., 1888, s57 and 3gl.
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s. Nieuw Amsterdam, tS p n, Dsa,
s. Bueno. Aires. 2lo ?. NJ. Cadiz, May =.
So PerusIa, $40 = VI Gibraltar, May n,
s. Panama. A VI CrlstoNal, June 2
So Munvood. : A NJ. Ma'anzas. June Z
Sc orkild. ! 81 \ " Antilla, June 9
So Iowan. Sii r VI Balboa. June
:. Faser.ani 6 = " Baracoa. June &
ss Ocean Prince, Port Arthur. Tcx. June [
s. Illinois, Port Arthur TEX. May 90
Sc Fl sud. Galveston. june $
- Honolulsn. Roston. June 10
So Skogstad. Boston june 10
8 Hamilton. Norfolk. June 10
6. Pswnee. Philadelphia. June 10
IS shawmut, Philadelphia, JunA 10.
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The above bonds. with all unmatured cou-
pons attached, should be presented for pay
meit at the once OF the Trustee. on or after
july 4. 1918. The following numbered bonds
heretofore called remain unpaid. Called for
July l.. 1914. Nos. $40. 26l0. January l. 1915,
Nos. 427, ?849. 1904. 42s3.
GlRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
GEORGE II. STUART Sd. Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Pa. juno /. 1918.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
A. Rotterdam. AT Falmouth.

SAILED FOR NEW YORK
e. Tuscania. from Glasgow.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-03-26
VIOLENCE RE|GNS
IN NORTH PERSIA
MosLEM MOB PLUMBER MISSIONS,
BURN VILLAGES AND TAKE
WOMEN cAPTIVES.
Russian Troops Have Been Sent for to
Save the Lives of Christians
Who Face Horrible Death
At Hands OF Mob.

New York.-Reports of plundering
and numbering of Christians in north.
ern Persia were contained in cable,
gram from Tiflis, Transcaucasia, re-
ceived Tuesday by the Partisan relief
committee, with headquarters In this
city. The cablegram said:
"All the villages burned except
three. Christian quarters of Urumtah
plundered and a. great many killed,
Women taken captives. Fifteen thou,
sand refugees in the American mis-.
sion. Great danger.
The French mission has been de.
stroyed There are 10000 refugees in
Russia"
The message was signed by A. Sla.
naoff, a Russian contractor of Tiflis
Urumiah is in northwestern Persia. A
previous dispatch from Djulfa, Persia,
received here March FL, was to the
effect that the Turkish consul at Uru.
miah, at the head of seventy Askaris
recently attacked the American mis-.
sion there. Priests and deacons, upon
being ordered to leave the mission
were insulted and beaten, it was stat,
ed in the dispatch. Russian troops, ii
was also said had been sent for to
save the lives of Christians whom the
mission was unable to protect.
Urumiah has been in the throes OF
mob rule for weeks, according TO re.
ports received here by the Presbyte-
rian board of foreign missions. A
reign of terror, in which marauders
and bandits hold sway, has driven
tens Of thousands from the city and
into the outlying provinces and has
sent other thousands to the protection
Of the American flag, which waves
above the Presbyterian mission.