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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
THE E MARKET.
New Railroad Order. About 10 Ne
Closed.

The Chicago Elevated Railroad Company
has PLACED an Orders for Ian tons Of W pound
rails with the Illinois steel Company AMI IN.
iu-'risl roads have placed a number ~ atdi
iipual contracts Tor light sections. amounting
To 900 tons. With the Lnrain steel Company
several additional railroad "ar contracts arr
on the point of brins closed Amons the 10.
vu, orders placed IN the central West are IN
frpi.ht cars for the Chicago and Alton. 80
or. cars for the 500 Line aud tr for ne
CHICAGO. Indianapolis and l.oui-y1lls The
American Car ami Foundry Complny IL pre
pairing TO increase its plant capacity AT NIL.
ton. Pa. calling for l.vl tons of structural
shapes
The demand for steel blooms. bullets and
bars for the manufsctur, of war munitions
continues active and pressin. In addition Ia
the inquiries previously reported. about $500
tons arr under negotiation to te utilized IN
the manufacture of high explosive shells Tor
Great Britain. France and Russia. deliveries
for which Will b. made dUrinE the second
half of 1915. The demand for pig iron con
tinues active in all sections. and sales arc
heavy. although no very lar.e individual Goa.
tracts are being closed. virginia furnaces.
having the advantage. of freight rates into
the New England territory. have made add
tional heavy sales. and II Is now intimated
that the largest Nireinia producers will soon
retire, al least temporarily, from the market
steel making iron IN the Ptt.hurg territory
l. ~" to 81 per ton hi. cher than tye days ago
Consumes IN thu 81 Louis district are IN the
market for .o.y-, tn SOD tons OF basic iron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
IMPORT NOTES.

s MsT;ia. Fi.'h ayenas' III. 80. 4@s ih1e
for presentation 10 NJ Roari OF United
states General Ap2rais-rs. These cats
as wearing aprarei in chief value II ZOO
va. Ma" ain mo- ss, ss]@ras."Sh 81 q NJ pr.
for Tn. importer. VIII claim before the
board when ne a." caIied fpt hear
p-uper.y dIiitSIr Il; but 30 per cent. al
Nalp-eIn - wearing apparel IN chief value
"' .o''ph under paragraph s5s OF IN
The q: session mi. year o.; III. United
iagt,r aas 5crn set .or new Tue.t.v' De
cemher : A. TIA; time he cour, VIII
nr.i q sH.iv,.'" "a nay .mnu'tani is'I-S
clutsi IN the cases scheduled f3r hea ring
are taos Involving ;hc cnrr"rt clsss'fct-
six mourning crepe. zinc IN copper ore.
tea c"'ering- .urg!r'l forCsps, Toy paint
artistic in the form Of the Frsncn Ke
naissanc-, waste rpTk. ron drums. travel
Lag -ipners ana :u.ip halos
j, II Liant. Chief >: the bureau OF statistic
a the Custom House. the value ot 'u-r-
chand!~e remaining M bonded war.hoi.s-
!. AIS. amounted to i>.g3s.s $40. as com
he'd Ia ta" wa~rehous-S a month previous
ana socks 81 an sssreGate ,ys,ue 4"
The stocks of sugar held IN bond were
reduced nearly one-half during the month
n Octoprr. the total on November ! he;ng
S4I0,fs7 as compared with SO. 2os. tjs
on October !
Decreases IN s;ocks held in bond. due 10
the holiday demand for imported goods,
ss compared with october l. ara show u
in the following Items: Cotton. Other
manufacture: kid gloves. silk clothing,
cotton c'o'N!ug. mems, furs. hats. stk
dress goods, champagne, wool, other
manufactures Of. WOOL dress goods. dec
Grated china, olive oil. cutlery. ~pe-runery
and velV.ts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET

baum, sts Bway ............. $1,000
WEST Esd Az. $50. v :, 2oli n 1884 -,
20xlOo. Nov II. lslS-Eda"rta l.. VIE
Augustus II sands, to ~" Union Dim"
sav Bank. address. G0i " HEN It s. .5op
PARK Az. u " cyr 18th -, s2.2N... Nov
%. lsl0-Helen II White Haight 80 tho
Union Trust 60 Of y Y. attys, Miller.
king. l. Il T. - BWay ......... $4,000
lSr Az, n " cor lOist -. 50 llNj0; LIST ny.
" =. sS.il = i0ist ~. 37NloO, Aug !. 1912
-Gianbattsta iauzza TO Louis l. seaman
ottys. strauss. Reich ~ Boyer ~
ssD ST. n :. 100 > coi av. i7x72 lxl7xil.5
April 80. l,l2-Emty VI R"emer 70
American MOrtg Co, attys. Bowers 4 ;
s7TH ST. 100 E. 2ol5 " 81 av. 2s>
1905. MAJ g, lsi2-MaN Heiihnrn to
Amelia Schae;-r, - Union -. Flushing
y Of u at.y. Geo II Hyde. g. P!rk
sTH Az. e : At c nix. bet e5th and 10Th
SITS. 3o2Nioo. Apri. /. Emanu"l
Biunenstlei to Geo + Brown, httNs,
Bowers & :. - Cedar st....... .. s31.Hhp
GREENWICH 81. AZ. " :, 80 from : "
cor Duan" st. 2iN6o. Mar 2. is92-David
X Morrison to Florence A A.k"r, atty,
Myrun krieg-r. go Bwty .-.-.... s. 600
AMSTERDAM Az. 81. u . cor S5d -,
25sNiOo. oct q; isos-Jas : shea to
Carrie g and Meritah Carhart att,,
r q CO, l76 Bwuy ............ $1,000
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FORECLOSURE l.

YoRK-wARREN cRUIksHANk.' a. 'Ew
s Mh |, Trgf,s1, s'f,i rPS;sin1'in ees,i':
In pursuance OF a judgment ., ,c,..
closure and sale. duly made ana @n,e-,gH.,
the above-entitled action and bearing d,..
the 18th day of July. 1915, J. IN. Inds.''
signed, the referee in sall yudsrT,.
named. will sell az public auction =. ,b.,
Street EiSsa" n the Boroash Of Manb.i, Vs,.y
OF New York.. on the eth day OF be .nba.y
Isis; a. Il o,cicyk noon on tina, day. oy
ises directed by said judgment to BE- PEN, .
and therein described as follows "i'
that certain lot, piece o. rarcs, q.
thereon erected. situate. Wing ana ee,ss
in the Borough OF Nrtnhst;an' IN m. Cls
Of New York. being In BOX Number i,
map OF the City OF New York ana o6u5i.ii
and described 40 follows: Beginning a.
point on the southeriy side % Iis1cnard
nine t2sJ fee. more or les. eas,U,riy
from the southeasterly corner 4 GtY-h
and L~ispenard streets, hu; a. af Oppose.
being the westerly wall % n. ..f
cree led on the premises herein lesp-i.ss
thence running southward.y and pa-. /.
with church street but a.ong N" V..,a.y
line OF said Independent wa =, far a. n.
same extends nihety-three t!3' Zoe; All
four 90 Inches. thence c|as'nu!y 40
nearly parallel with ~IAsperlrI S.-ss-
twenty.threc t?3) feet more or lo,s bY. "a
a point opposite the middle In. ~ e.
tain party wall. thence northN trl!y ast
again parallel with Church street hu. =,
and through the centre line Of said p,-g
wal ninety:three ls3l feet tye and one.
half CL7t inche TO the ~pu'heriy ,i-a ID.
Lispenard street. ana thence westward
along the southerly line % f.!speuarI S,..,
twenty-three t23b feet more ~ 'es. 10 ~,
poin, or place OF beginning. said pr.ni..
being known by the street Num1sf - Ia.
penard street.
Dated. New York. Noyember 18th. Ia;
FRANCIS W POLLOCK. Ra,s-as
LORD. DAY & LORD, Attorneys fur p.,s.
TN. 80 Wall street. Borough OF M.
haitian. city Of New York
The following IL a diagram - the r-,,.
e-,v to be sold: It's street Suuba- l. "A
Ii-penard street.
Lisperard Stre-t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
REALTY WOMEN ACCUSED AGAIN
Promoters Of ANNEX HOmes. Inc,
CHARGED with 1880 swindie.

An additional indictment charging
grand larceny In the first degree was
Hjei Yesterday against Mrs. Matilda
Francoltni and her sister. Rose Haliey'
who operated the Annex Homes, Inc.
n real estate company now In the hahds
OF "a receiver. Roth women pleaded not
guilty before Judge Wadharns and were
released under bail.
The complainant in the new case
asain.t the W. women is Miss MARY
steep. 20, who says she lost her life
savings of $500 to the defendants on
their promise to pay her greater returns
on her money than she was then getting
from four savings banks.
Miss Steen was employed By Mrs. :.
y. Milmine at .? East fightieth street.
When she turned over her bank books
to the defendants On January q, 1913,
she attended a dinner In the home OF
the Misses Mary. Bridget and Nellie
Butler, all Of whom lost large sums OF
money through the defendants. accor'i-
ing to indictments In which they are
the chief conplainants.
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with name and address Of lender, at
torney.)
i25TH ST, Sc. so " % nv, sosioo;ii; Aug
atty, rs T 60. iso Bwsy 5000
'sTH ST, igt E., !. iss v Lex,ns;or sy,
derbeck to Chas, Emma, Julia. Hannah
Hermine and simon Levi; atty TO 90 70,
7srH ST i3o 4. . :. lis " lexington az.
Feuchtwanver, ) " roth st; ATTY. 7 q
MSSiS;lssoS eAHV i:si,..,Ss .5 n sist st,
I.7xss. Jan %. l9oe-Theresav& ny
s sass to 8 ssea T.G'' IS " ws al i. l.,ir55'tSSdo
sTH Az. ~ cor 18th st. runs " 49,: ~
tss to S " july 4: & 'isss.s.i.o" &
Louisa Breeze 10 Jno Haydock atty;
T J Farrell. 20 vesey S. $4,000
18TH IT ,ss, . ! ;s' = IN y as. is'i q si.l lqns
,eNY Life In. q T Co. atty, to 40 no
,srH ST. :. 2o2 . am PARK, az. liz
Bankers Trust 60; a,tys, White 4 cass
RItiSGToS ST, n .. lot $50 par, estate
i.~st-Charls; n : Mary Kranschf.!' to
io!: Apr e i]sss.v!ri1ia : Hor:;
STATE. ST. rs; - y whi,ehsll st runs
y sol \ % TO q wall state - ' n
5s3x.w $50 Is: x,H?x " % \
be- t. iso.ELutheran FmiErsrts
+ foq use. A s;,y. Of E ! y to : ho bR: m $ ::
SANE PROPERTY. Dec 10. isos-ssme g
STATE IT. il. cor wh,,.h+.s, >;
:, ~ : 70 si jj.s-;esSo 1 b 30 II CO.
Il ano to Rowery say Bank. atty. 7 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-The rapid advance IN the top
grade early IN ne week - shown in de-
terdsy Vas slack with tn mark nos quite
So arm ne formerly. ENtras we'll cleaned
up. Fir-,, In fair demand. rndergrsde-
not 50 active. owing to ~symp.t!iion with
held. Held butter In Il" reas-t demand,
Renovated In light request. Ladies quiet.
Packing stock steaiy Prices Creamery,
3Siz " J1c., nrsts. " 20 - -.o--, -Nr3 80
s'aie Dairy: ,ubs. finest. STA 52c good
zoe, renovated extra. -. % -5r trsts
.2i. a .4".; imitation creamery, rrsts. .3u
-; 'ai,e- current make. rrs's =-c; sec
9nds $'t. q -lr. Packing took Junes,
Ine, -0i1 II .ic. current MAKE, dns. -0i.c.
No = :Gr lever grades. , istsc
of medium and lower grade yesterday,
nut locti trading wa quiet Fresh state
IA sloW Skins hrm fri.". state
c.als i6tgS state skim. held specials;
il i:c.. Wisconsin iwin. iss ai;c
doubt" q aisle. ls. lie: Young Ameri-
EGGS-Ths lower range has resulted in
better trading and the market was health
Ter yesterday. strictly fresh nm. sIuCk
sells we'll. Held stock and tina, Of on
scarce. storage iull and weak. Nearby
whites In light supply but du'i. Prices
tras. nrst-. 3s't3'c hrsts. 80 1ic sec
'oud-. -'H3-c 40. /, .dlrtlrs, - "a: re.
frlL~ldtoT. sp-ritI mark, fancy, -5l9 . .+C,
hrSt-, storage, 80 L. "a -3c.. seconds. I'll. a
@2r., heunery whites. tne 20 fancy. tNn
t-c.; browns. 5'r i5c.; mixed colors. 33T
4Oc.
LIVE PoULrRY-Top grades Of fow,.
iir.u. as shippers are holding stock m ths
market under limit. Lower grades OF fowls
rtth-r slow chickens are 700 shaggy n
command top uIptations. pth"r lines un,
changed Yesterday. rric"s. Fowls. l2a
u. chickens. l@z 1ist.c, Roosiers.
IL -,, Turkeys, ia nc. Ducks. Western
and southern, lihISc. Geese, l3nl4c
Gu'n-'s spring. pair, enc; Old zoe. Pig
cons. pair. CSC.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkrys not over
abundant, with the demand moderate TOT
grades OF fancy medium boxed chickeni
wanted. Bro.Iers scarce and nrm. Roast,
-, SLOW. Old ruosters steady. Ducks ane
geese not wanted Prices: TURKEYS. West
ern. springs fair to good, - 2oc scalied
fancy. ii 22c., poor. l|H lt,. Een'uckl
ard Tennessee, Ed2Oci Texas, fair !,
good, - n lSc Iced, choice. l. u'Sr Fowls
fresh Western, dry picked. boxed. CO lbs
ANA over. 10; western. ~sos'deG, large
ia. l5c.. iced. Western. drv picked. -;
and lbs. i6,.; I lbs, liL9c. chickens
fresh, nearby, 8 and I b. 70 pair. - n SOC,
Virginia. milk fesi, 3 and ! lbs, 23c dr.,
picked, corn fed. . and = ms, lsc, Oh
BOOSTERS. l2Hc.. squads. prime. white. Il
lbs 20 dozen, S75; . lbs $3.50; ; lbs, :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

The Board OF United States General
Appraisers at New York decided yester.
uay mat charcoal TOT cehsers' wh'cn
upOn examination IL shown to be q
mixture Of charcoal and certain gummy
,n,,c,Ia v,,ou. ,,,hs,ancsa and u,hich Tho
testimony docs not snow IL not suitaple
for use AS a pigment. Is not properly
classifable under 4<7 OF the
tariff NC, ~ IaIs This decision over.
rules a protest OF Marrash Bros aeaihst
the assessment Of duty at. the rate OF
Is per cent. ad yalorem on this mer-
at.,a.. n. u.a,,-
featured article, under the provisions
Of paragraph ass. The importers
ciairn.d Srae en,r, undsr -ararranb aI7
a,Ioni u MI a%rni,nS he e toara and.
ma, wher. !, in,ehdeu 70 ea'enu M
meahins oi uescr,pt've worus ,ar.n
law 20 as'icles not coming .Nsctls unn.r
. .neh sp srin ne az " son,,n.g c,sIiy hyoyn sy
me terms usei IN the tafln Jaw az ,ne
tiWe OF Us pasSak' the test,Hlony mus
sno" thst Tue artl'les arc unllor"'s gu
ssn.ra'iy kn""h IN me commerce OF 'he
en'lre tountrS',
,Ioth lhNolcei ana entered az me porLof
boston py th- r. ; arr company as mo,
hsir tshty. ana 'lsssiheI as mohsit anu
,1ttoh tloth. m"hait cnfi Saiue WIN
uuty ~ the rae OF !" per ceht' q ~,
rem under paragrdph sos act or 1918.
Is heli by tn, general appraisers I" ne
properly dutisbie AT tne rate OF ouI %
per cent: al Naloren unier paragraph
~ Judge Brown nnds that rom tne
record. includlng ne depostion or the
mdhuficturer anr"ad' " - c.earS SHOWN
that u" mohs j. u~-i N me manufae-
,ure OF thls ''o'n ana that Us c1mn,
poseu IN ,hi.i NaLhe "t lus,te ."o' me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
AMERICAN GAS DIVIDES GAIN.
Dividend m Common stock In
creased to -. Per Cent.

The American Gas and Electric Com
pany declared yesterday a quarterly
dividend ~ 2L2 per cent. increasing the
regular quarterly disbursement 1 per
cent. oh the common stock. The dir,S-
tors also declared an extra dividend OF
2 per cent on the common stock Of the
company.
The directors have authorized the sale
Of s1,019.4+0 OF new preferred stock al
par. or $50 a share. plus accrued diyi-
dends. payable by December "a. or A
the option OF the subscriber ia two In
stalmen;s. one OF IS per Cent. on tina
date and the other OF 80 per cent. by
January 81. Holders OF preferred stock
common stock and voting trust certif-
Gates FOR common stock at the close Of
business on December \ are given tbs
right to subscribe for one share of new
preferred for eac Ave har-s of stock
now held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
MARKS AND KRoNEN GO LOWER
Farther Declines Expected by Ex.
change Brokers Here.

Marks and kronen exchange declined
to new low records yesterday. Mark
checks closed at 7sS, while Austrian
kronen closed at 1885. Mark cables
closed at ISL,
Foreign exchange brokers said last
night that they expected further recess
sions In the exchange rates on Germany
and Austria.
The break In krOnen 10 generally laid
TO rurnors that Austria IL exhausted
and would make peace with Italy. The
decline In marks Is said TO he due to the
fact that Great Britain is daily drawing
the net closer abou Germany and COM
pleting the programme Of economic
starvation. which she Instituted months
ago. IL Is pointed out that mark ex-
change Is almost certain TO 20 lower
owing to fact hat Germany will NOT
export gold To the neutral countries
with which she still can trade. She is
exporting practically nothing and people
Of neutral nations will no longer invest
their money in German projects. The
previous close on marks was 20 5-16 for
sigh drafts and I9N for cables. Austrian
kronen closed Wednesday at 1910.
sterling exchange was fractionally
lower. c.osing at 4.10sS for deinand and
AlN for cables. against a previous
close Of &7OTs for demand and 4.7lS
for cables. Fran $ receded somewhat.
the final quotations being $50 for checks
and 5S2 for cables. They closed on
Wednesday at 5.Sl and 5.S0i. respec.
lively. Italian lire dropped from 6.5l J..
to $50. while rubles were unchanged a;
32L.
At the Sub Treasury yesterday sl0o..
900 In gold coin was withdrawn for ex-
port to South America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
UNITED DRY GOODS
MERGER REPORTED
Great New $4,000. 900 Cor.
pOratiOn Said to Have
Powerful support.
e. y. BLISS. JR.. At HEAD

II was reported In the financial dis
plans Of the United Dry Goods Com
panies embrace the Incorporation Of a
new co,npan To he known a. the Aseo-
cla,ed Dry Goods Company under the
avs Of tile state of Virginia. with a
capitalization OF about $4,000, 000.
According to the report Cornelius y.
Bliss. Jr.. In slated for the presidency of
the concern, and Samuel w. Rayburn
and Lewis Stewart are to be vice-presi-
dents. with r. =. Atwate as treasurer.
The capital stock Is to be made up vi
s30.oo0.o0 preferred stock and sl4.-
100000 common stock. and the original
issue will amount approximately to $685.
uoO. 900.
The plan. as reported. provides that
the holders Of 100 share OF preferred
stock Of the United Dry Goods Com
panies will receive 20 shares OF first
preferred and 40 shares Of second pre-
ferred Of the new company and that
holders of coinmon stock Will receive
share for share.
Under the plan holders Of Associated
Merchants Company frs; and second
preferred and common will receive shar,
FOR share.
The report says that the new corpora
ton Will merge the Associated Merchants
Company and the United Dry Good
Company and that II will own a con-
trolling interest in Lord X Taylor, New
York Stewart 4 Co, Baltimore james
=. Adams n Co. Buffalo william Hen
gerer & Co. Buffalo: Hahnc 4 Co. New.
ark. and the tewae Dry Goods Com
piny Of Louisville.
II IL said that amons the directors oi
the new company will be Thomas coch'
ran. Jr.. president OF the Lib-rt! Ma
tlonal Bank John \. stewart chairman
Of the board of directors of the Unite,
States Trust Company William NJ. i'ar
r'tt. president OF the Adams Express
Company Gates McGarrah, president u'
the Mechanics and Metals Bank. ant
Rowland Davis Of Blake Bros.
When asked yesterday il tn report al
the merger was correct Cornelius y
Bliss, Jr., said that the emen'
was premature. He would neither con,
firm nor deny II. He said that IN. re-
adjustment of the companies mentioned
had been considered. but that " officia
statement has been given out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
SUGAR ARGUMENT HELD UP.
4. =. Circuit Judges Await Decision
in Harveater Case.

Circuit Court Judges Lacombe. Ward.
Coke and Rogers, sitting as an expediting
branch OF the United states District
Court, signed an order yesterday post
poning hnal argument In the Govern
nent's suit against the American Sugar
Refining Company and other def; ndants
composing the so-called sugar trust un-
I'll the United States Supreme Court has
rendered its decision in the case of the
United States against the International
Harvester Company.
Mary Of the points to be passed on by
the supreme Court in the Harvester trust
case are Identical with issues raised In
the sugar case and the decision OF the
court of last appeal may alter the Gov
ernment's contemplated course In con-
Quoting its case against the American
Sugar Refining Company.
The sugar suit was filed or November
Is. 1910. The Government has beer taxi
ing evidence before a special master
from time to time for the last four years.
The record occupies twelve printed vol
umes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Joan PIERCE cuMPANl. granite con.
tractors. 40 W"St stree. petition IN
Whitney. 1851. balance due on a noe
~ $40" ovo or the wcSt street Improve
men, Company ds,cl July 8 1905;
Erancis Il. Halsey. $500. aud william J..
uance. zoe. Making an assignment TO
George r. Hartman e" November -
petition. one 81 the recent OPERATIONS
work at the Grand Central station.
company or Mr.. P-irce has had We for
the granite work OF Tho Hal 81 Records.
Building at Aibanr, United States Nays!
academy building At Annapolis and
@..rt"us Other pubic tpill las, The
1905. when II went into the hands II e.
r-ceiv~r. who continued in charge unti!
ha. been end-svorins TO pay IN the OH
deh'~ and was able 20 pay on Il portion
81 hem. Nj. Harrinin. The assignee,
-rylnE 90 ascertain the amount OF ia
Diiities and assets in order to ME a pro-
%pTLLER's EMPRESS co. i:s-j55 Char
ION street. petition 10 bankruptcy by
creditors. II was alleged that the com
pay is debts Judge A. y. Hand APP
pointed Eliot Tuckerman receiver: bond
continue TIA. business al headquarters
aud AZ tn" several branch Offices In this
ny Liabilities. $4,000. assets. i j.
FfNAs VI I'h FNAFfA s-b '''H nr-'
consist of horses. Wagons. accounts ans
uueApired contracts. II t. a New Jcr-
ssey e1nGer. ,n,"rpors'"d in is.l Cap
-hHndise. principally from This city. %
NEW CENTURY Gas AND ELECTRIC
FIXTURE co Heinrich schwartz and
MsN Ehenstrin doing business as ;he
SHew Gsn'uTy 90. = E!estrIr FIXTURE
a%s.isnment , Archieaid falm-r. \
Wa formed In 1912. Liabilities. iii
900. assets, $1,000.
PARKE. PANELS 4 FRIEDMAN, IN.
music publisher. al lIs West Forty arm
.iree'' petition IN bankruptcy by cred
roRSToT DRESS COMPANY-A petition
Joseph forst"t, doing business - the
Forstot Dress company, manufacturer OF
..Coh-n. creditors for $685..
LEWIS kRlGER, also known as Georg-
L. krissr MIN broker "; jackson
aanhrup!cy; liabilities s..s7s, no assets
GEORGE kREMEE, hair dresser, Pelham,
$50. '%s,e,s s.. 800 dc"Ssa"p''flay ln "a nsafh.,
Slnyhlck 4 -. stookhrokers. VIII are
'gr.d!tor' f:r si.oe5. Among he other
CARL Y EkLrNp. doing business. a. tn,
Mitdistown I%orn!ce and skyilsht WORK.
bankruptcy; Liabilities ss,oos, assets iiG
Receiver Appointed.
ABRAHAM CHoDoRKoFF--Judge Hougl
nas appointed /. ". Kahn Receiver tor
'sid street, with authority 20 carry or
cuisines hye days MIR. Kahn vas IN.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
BhRSEr /" ABRAMS, glass dealer. 20.
DIVISION street, sch.4ules show iiabIii.
les. s-I.n2: assets, g.. 300.
MAX RAPPORT, rloaks and suits. 34s.
bTlItNuF. -tteILla= Ehn.~ fiakf{.gns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Gross earnings OF the Great Western
Power COMPANY for october were S2g5.-
i7s. an increase OF ss7,s73. or .9.s2 per
sent. over october. 1914. surplus for the
month over all charges was s?o,ois. a
gain OF $e0.0t5. or ss.5i per cent For
gross earnings aggregated ss.S.sssi, an
expansion Of f2ii,sII, or 80 per cent
The surplus for the twelve months was
1854, vi. a gain OF slji.3i3 over the pre-
ceding year. The Great Western Power
Company had 1850 customers connected
with i5.53i in the corresponding month
~ last wear. Ths company Is installing
a siNtl, generating amt al its Big Bend
hydrociectriv plant, raising the capacity
Of tn. station to 80, zoe horsepower. which
Is the maximum load the present trans
mission line viii carry. There Is room
tor two more units at tn. Zig bend plant.
construction Of , second transmission line
The wichita Natural, Gas company
earned ti.3is.ty3 gross during IN. 'w.lve
months ended October II. 1915. an In
creas. % S!7i.a55 over tho preceding year.
Net earnings were S6sj.2ii Il gain of
tsS'5sp
,;r"ss earnings Of the psciiis Light an.
Power Corporation for O"tober aggregated
s25s.523. compared with gross ~ s:2s. $40
for October. 1914 Net earnings were
sisI.i.7. against Sl5s.i5: and tho surplus
after charges was sss.s.i. compared with
ss5.oos last year. For the ten months
were te.it5.s5s. against t..lgSlsi in tn"
corresponding be riod OF last year. while
the surplus after charge amounted 10
ss3s.e>3. agsins si3j.oi9 a year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03

Tho lSproximits amount o, ~. Ten .,
charge. TO satisfy which he above a..
scribed property Is TO lie 60 e T1t-'v.
three thousand and ninAtY-nve =. 100
Dollars. with interest thereon from the -
day Of July. 1915, less he sum % 2 "a
hundred Dollars paid Oh a"roIn. ~ cant.
together with the costs and s.ov4r.,
amounting to Three hundred .'sa,saI
ia-l00 Dollars. With interest ,-c-i rg,v
18th. 1915. together with tho expenses %
the sale. The approximate amour. = tNs
taxes. assessments and wa's- rates. y.
other liens. which are - be ~a.!DV.I ~ 4.
purchaser out Of the purrhasa MONEY o.
paid by the Referee. 4 Two hundred Sc.
enty-ons l'-l0o Dollars AMI 'a'e-cs,
Tho premises vii b" soil. oil. -. .
party wal agreement r"Hortet IN M o~cs
Of the Register # 'he County - Ssu a,b
In Lib 80 81 Conveyarces Page 200
Dated. New YORK. November it'l. Ia
FRANCIS W. POLLOrk. E4.e-.s