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The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
Attendance mt the lecture on efnci-
ency to he given Tuesdsy night. Tn

Tendance nj the lecture on efnci-
ency to he given Tuesdsy night. Tn
the Detroit y. NJ 9. A. by George
r. BARRIER, chief OF stan OF Emer-
con Institute. New York, threatens
to tax the capacity OF the accom-
modations Requests have been
made for 900 tickets for this lee
turc. which will be entitled stan
dards necessary 10 success. and
will be the nrst or n series OF such
talks by well known experts In ef-
flciency methods TO be given in
Detroit at tho Y. NJ. G.. a. night
school Factory managers, super
intendents. executives and employ
ers in many lines Of trade and
manufacturing In Detroit have
made requests for tickets FOR their
employees. and IL is expected that
the enrolment in the efficiency
class 10 be started early In Deceni-
ber will be close to 200. The lee
ture will take place IN the Y. NJ.
&. a. auditorium on the second
noor Of the building.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
SKIP STOP
FIGURES IN
AUTO DEATH
Mrs. Wakefield Killed
Trying to Get Car
at Willis
WAS ON HER
WAY TO CHURCH
Speed Orders Arrest of
All Drivers Who
Injure Persons

Following the death OF Mrs. Sarah
j. Wakefield, II years old, OF Wor.
cester. Mass, from injuries received
Sunday afternoon, when she was
struck by a southbound Woodward
ave. car. between Willis and Alex
andrine-aves., Assistant Prosecutor
Robert T. Speed announced that he
you'd ask the police to hold all
auto drivers whose machines had
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
BY UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Orchids
are quoted on the local market to-
day al 81 apiece, and up. At that
rate Mrs. Norman Gait. the presi-
dents fancee. established a new
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29

Prfntins-the plain neat kind-that
IL right-Tlmes Job Dept.-Main 4520.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29

Detroit Board of COmmer(
"There is something Dery fne something
DeTy appealing to mans pride in him.
sell, DeU to his cDic loyalty, in the
feeling that he has helped in the better
nent of his city-hhat he has played
real part in its advancement"
The really big things in the wod-m
modern provides lfor
goodc
The Board of Commerce expression
stands
in in
Through the Board agenyt
the oC robustness enof
and sa %a a npsts ss gTs % % @ @ ] =
ss %sdn n Ssse $ s ssHH s @ wsns which 3 @ % ]
% ssm%sa @ na s @ % rs a p"s sm snS for improving the condition employees"
Bureau md hhrmahnh hnHeG of
ht aA Advertising Men Business
% % % s"d% s"" me" in """" " public h"" " good road" '"" system"
% %
as ne Adcu cuhe til w1~ ~meo eo~~sae ae winters
which
Conducts meuAhnho ourens sbadum advertising
@ nam' % as @ h Snt @ @ @
opertNeef
%
Detroit Board of Commerce
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29

The Woncns Interdcn min Hon aI
Missionary society of Detroit will
hold n day OF prayer for home mis-
sions in Cass-ave. Methodist church
Thursday. Dec. 2, beginning at
1890 o'clock. The program will be
participated in by Mrs. T. X Mitch.
ell. J II. Dague. Miss Lucia f..
Lyons. Mrs - ". Bowen. Mrs.
George q. Carol. Mrs r. T. Lee,e.
Mrs w. w. Robinson. Mrs. NJ Bond,
Mrs. II. $. We'll, Mrs. Homer Hen
derson. Mrs. Preston and tho Rev.
William T. Jaquess Luncheon will
be served at noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
/ While conceaiing several silk shirt
| waists. taken from the counters In

waists. taken from tho counters In
Ncwcomb- EndicottS store, Satur-
day afternoon, Raymond Norman,
5s srs Vtu, ,ad % III Hs,.a T1us,
Koch. store detective, and taken 10
headquarters. charged with shop
litiing. The young men said they
had taken the articles 10 supply
their sweethearts with Christmas
gifts. Both gave out-of-town ad-
dresses.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
Day sitter day the sound Of the hu-

Day after day the sound Of the hu-
man voice NJ "a ts sent over the
telephone wire figured in the life of
Sarah q. Fletcher. % years old.
MISS Fletcher was a telephone OPP
orator. Saturday afternoon Miss
Fletcher was married 10 Royal &.
Wright, a deaf mute. Wright gave
the Information necessary To OBJ
tain a license by using his pad and
pencil The couple were Joined in
matrimony by Justice OF Peace
Fred De 1,aw
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
Cadillac council. M. If3, United
Commercial Traveller association.

commercial Travellers association.
Will give nm industrial fair In the
armory, Dec. 2S 20 and so Col
Roosevelt has been invited to speak,
also Senators Townsend and smith
The local committee for the fair
Includes. President and general
manager, G. &. Starkweather. vice.
president NJ. c. Howarm secre-
tary, a. W. Wood. treasurer. Lou
Burch: amusemcnts. Frank Ferris
music. Harry Bassett.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
wapde ring IN the street and mutter-
lnn tn himacIf .I nusf nef In

Ing To himself, az must get Ca
work" Harold Walker. 22 years old
OF No. 21h Beachwood ave. was
picked up by n patrolman Saturday
night and taken to the receivin <
hospital. The young man was found
at Michigan-aye and Sixth-st In a
daze. Walker. after he had re-
covered. said that he was hit on
the head n week ago with roll OF
ftucco, while he was working as
carpenter on the west side.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
During November a total of t.5t3
aliens made appIIcnt ON for ndnniA-

aliens made application for adnnis-
sion to the United states at the
Detroit immigration office. setting
a new record for the month. or
this number Lose were Canadians
Most OF the newcomers declared
they were In the United states in
search OF work, war having slack
ened the industries I'm which they
had hecn RmnlnNed In Cnnada
The Detroit times., 1915-11-29
| Funeral services were held Monday
| Afternoon for Lonla Kuhn nreich b,
doctor oliver q. Houston was mr.
rested SalurhaN ON q charge of haN-
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon for CoIborne Wright. late

SUPP rintcndent OF the CANADIAN
government fumigation station at
the G. l.. X. depot, Windsor The
last rites were said In the Wright
residence. No. SO London-st.. Wind
sor. The itev. " r. Pescott. pas
tor OF Central Methodist church,
ofhciated. lnterment was in Wind
scr Grove Cemetery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
Complete List Handed Down by
First Department Division.

The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate Divis-
ion, First Department:
InGraham, J.. j.; Mclaughlin, Laughiin.
Scott and bowling, il.
Jane. ware, respondent. vs.. Whitney
90, Inc appellant. Judgment and order
affirmed with costs. No opinion. order
Med,
solomon May. appellant, vs.. f. May. Inc.
and n; \: Ts.s2hene Co. responden,s
Patrick Coyle. respondent. vs.. Herbert
ponxsn Construction CSnpany' appellant
Iudsment and order affirmed with costs
Is!dor G'nsberg.. respondent. vs.. Triangle
Waist coy in!p!sad;d; &eJ appeI!an, judy,
opinion, order fled.
Henrietta GLnsberg. ~ infant. 8; re-
ed: Sc; appellant. Judgment and order
Affirmed With costs, No opinion, order
Ella Buehler, respondent vs.. John Kerr.
Determinations Of ,Appeilat" Term and
With costs and complaints dismissed with
costs, opinion per curiam. Settle orders
John \. Hrus, IT,. respondent vs.. y. Y.
Trlephone 90 appellant judgment and
order affirmed With costs. 40 opinion.
Alsxis wI,,c. APPELLANT, vs.. Geneva cut;
,srH ~, respondent; Jndsmen1 affirmed
"' nm cGs,'; VI 81 N64 "r mn ". A Hg41r "l' Abrams.
respondent. Judgment and order affirmed
With costs. No opinion. order nled,
Esther bernstein, respondent, vs.. Isaac
Friend appellant, Judgment affirmed with
costs, with leave to defendant to with
draw demurrer and 10 answer on payment
Of costs In this court and in the court be-
low No opinion. order filed.
MSrr,s suckro, appellant, vs. The ru6lin
ment Affirmed with COSTS, No opinion.
George Murphy. an infant. Sc, respor-
dent, VS. Jagels 4 Be'Ls, Inc. appellant.
Judgment and order Affirmed with costs,
No opinion, order hled,
Mary G., Fay, an infant &c. respondent,
vs.. American surety 60. 81 y. Y. and En-
pnG oS CGsrt'ns msi 1RB', nSs NJ nn% .s;n,sD
order nlcd.
John NJ wcinbers, respondent. vs.. NY
man Rauman ct al, appellants Order ar
nrm"d with costs No opinion. order
hled,
Irene Iamkin, appellant, va. Harry 7.
i.amkin. defendant. MAUD u McCsy. re.
spondentl judgment affirmed with costs.
No opinion. order nled.
Nellie Fay, respondent ". Hudson Na1,
costs TO appellant to abide event, and md
Ing that the defendant was guilty OF neEti.
xence reversed. Opinion per curtain, Or.
Mclaughlin. ~Laushlin. Scott. bowling
il.
May I. Landon. respondent. ". Louis c
Mott ~ al, az Eyrs.. &c, appellants. Judg.
ment and order affirmed With costs So
opinion, order hled
Tnkraham. p, J., Mclaughlin, LauEhIin,
Hcott. Downing, III
WIN. W, Farley as State Commr. Of FIX,
cis~, respondent, vs.. Henry r. Peterson
impieadsd. Ac. appellant. Judgment and
srdsr sfnrmed with costs on opinion Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

,... ., 1870. ~.., ~..h Az
pursen'ents ana morton srahtsu wiz" Wv
COSTS No Vplnion. oruer n..u' ,,o.o, ~
in,lp olesei Ns' LOUIS ceS -. ~.
uismiss appear grahteu WIN Wv 'o''" VI
det n,ed - c.ra.v 40.
WINE blumpers We, Shtoo .vha. 80,
non TO DISMISS appeal deh'eo Without '
orier mel. -.u. r.x..
FRS, Nat panN VI Dr"", NJ
vs. lhda VI, m as au.ns' M.,.,s Ala
non 10 dismlsS aPpea' srsn. a.,,h .err.
COSTS unless appeitant co,np'y VII" ''"
stared IN order order n,cu. ..
George r. ROOF 20 vs. John Lenus
inplcaded &c Motion 70 nls"nss "ppo"'
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The F y. stearns Co, of New York.
Order affirmed with $40 cost. ard dis
Lew NJ; Heymann. respondent. vs.. Louis
Kaplan, implicated, with ?S?i Broadway
Corporation. appellant, order affirmed
opinion. order filed.
In the matter Of bar, Dunn. as executor.
&c. order affirmed with $40 costs and
disbursements. No opinion. order hled.
The People ex rel. Rocco L.eggiardo.
f ppepentinn , Ss' w Ws5dsn Of e. ahs aTuse orr qf
der affirmed with $40 costs and disbursc-
mcnts., No opinion. order Med.
We. Madison Avenue Real Estate Co, i'm
pisade.; &c. appellant Order anirmsd
same vs.. same. order affirmed with
go, costs and disbursements. No opinion.
Tho James Mccroc-y Realty Corpora
ton. respondent. w. The Associated Mer-
chants CO, ct al, appellants order AZ
nrmed with $40 costs and disbursements
same vs. same. order affirmed with
$40 costs and disbursements. No opinion
''s ssIns v m' s /. S. H ofder 'nnssl1msoaT a Win al ;ic
costs and disbursements. No opinion.
u1xraham r, J.: dissenting order nlcd.
mond Cedar WORKS. respondent. order re
versed with so costs and disbur.emen.
and motion denied with 40 costs No
John Baldwin Hand. respondent. ". Ida
Won Clausser. appellant. order reversed
with 80 costs and Disbursements and mo-
ton denied with so costs. No opinion.
order nled.
Eva T. Ford. respondent, vs.. John w
Hcancy et al. appellants. order affirmed
with $40 crs;s and disbursements. No opin-
Ion. order hled.
mi ManciuL. respondent. VS.
Claremort Iron Works, appellant ordei
affirmed with 80 costs and disbursement
No opinion. Order MED.
Chartered co. OF Lower California. appel
liant. w. Thomas VI. Rowlcttc. respondent
Order reversed with $40 costs and dis.
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Delshanty. j.. in the court below. order
filed.
Ineraham. p. j., Lmughiin, Clarke, Scott,

Deishany. j., In the court below. Order
Insrahamq,, p. j., L~ushlin. Clarke. Scott,
Simon Gursky. respondent, W. Dudley r
SC. appellants. orders affirmed with SIC
costs and disbursements. on the authority
OF Jacobs v. Blair, i57 App. Div. col. t1n-
opinion in Jacobs v. Blair The Court viii
certify these casee to the Court Of Appcalt
on presentation of a proper order. which
Harry silverstein, an infant. &C, re-
%spondent; ". Astoria boat Works 4 Ma.
r 5rSsl EasipmsSa' CO, Ins'; e, al; appellant:
msnts and motion granted with $40 costs
No opinion. Order nled.
Morris silver.tein. respondent; Y. Same,
With 80 costs. 80 opinion. order filed:
order affirmed with 'iio costs and dis.
bur.emenis. No opinion. order filed.
Francis : Male as trustee, &c. appel.
order reversed with $40 costs and dis.
bursements and motion denied with SIC
sarah l.. wibert. respondent, VI. Geors,
with $40 cost. and Disbursements. Sc
ssntingJ order died.
.ra aosi'i iDa rstsHIrs s.v, snD'I liant N, W. m,,.d Em i
spondent. Order affirmed with $40 costs
and disbursements No opinion. Order
filed.
lnsraham. p. j.; 1AuEhiin. Clarke and
Scott, il.
In the matter OF Standard Computing
- Commissioner, &c. respondent. order
reversed with so costs and disbursement
and motion for alternative writ Of man.
on notice.
samuel r. Roscnblum. respondent. vs.
Frank l.. Paige ct al. a%ppeuants. order
affirmed with $40 costs and disbursement
No opinion. order hled.
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There are 10, 900 Trinity First National stockholders,
one Of the largest and most representative investment
lists Of any corporation in America. They are scattered
over the world. and most Of them have held their stock
through years-years Of up and down luck.
Anyone doubling their number quality, or the time
Of holding, should examine the company's lists.
1t goes without saying that anyone responsible
to such a lot Of loyal supporters for the best conduct
Of their affairs should and would take such respon-
sibility seriously, very seriously. | certainly do.
A short time ago I found it possible to formulate
plans for both companies, plans which when carried
to successful completion would repay all stockholders
for past hardships. and more, much more. These
plans called for the absolute control by me OF alarge
majority Of First National and the keeping of the
price OF Trinity at under $40 until I could secure
from stockholders an issue of convertible bonds.
The carrying to success of a far-reaching scheme,
such as my plans called for, necessitated the confidence
of all stockholders to the extent that they First
National) would option a large majority OF their
to interests which would, in conjunction with me,
carry my plans to a successful fnality.
To that end, asked First National stockholders
to give me options and Trinity stockholders to hold
the price on their stock under $40.
My announcement was met with a wild whirl
of market operations and a rise OF over 5000 in both
stocks.
Stockholders evidently thought that I was inaugural
ing a new form Of market campaign.
l have no quarrel, and will have none, with First
National and Trinity stockholders. | recognize that
earnestly. impress upon both the situation as it is
to-day.
After strenuous efforts, | got Trinity below $40
and First National to SIS and the wildness out of the
market and resumed my negotiations and plans, which
had been seriously interrupted by the new condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
BESIEGE MORGAN Co.
FOR FOREIGN BONDS
Investors Stand in Line to Get
Anglo French Loan
Certificates.
EXCHANGE rs ERRATIC


Investors stood in line ycsterday al
the Offices of ]. r. Morgan & Co. to get
,bs-;r ,.n,s,ra-v for tho 5000
40 ono ..--,.y..,.,. . y. -. -,
VVV'V'0 N"s''" . y" o"
ponds. IL WAS the nrst DAY on WHICH
investors mt members Of the syndicate
were uernitted 70 rrt the certificates.
yo, sir,. .,o s,oo ooo ooo I.v yorr
~ ' -
'"s o per cent 'oan was o"ereu Wy
j. i. Morgan 4 Co, more h a year
ago. had such a line of eager investors
',~resen,ed i..A,f u, Wal, street
,,. -. n -
.F .Au' ',a.'eS, =,
~ a. ~ = ~ -.
Uar.m y ~ o."ns,.' 49, 90.
,.-,,,v ~. la. ,,.an dasigra, sd h, ,o,.
nr,,Is, c.ssm.,.r. a. az, ns,I uas,, -
Hiackeat IN crnni,.tiny tho de,at,, on the
AnxIo-Trcnrh inan ana y,orking ou, the
new supplcmentary credits which are
soon To be arranged. He was NJ the
offices of j. +, Mm-ean 4 Ca Yesterday,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
SCHOOLING FOR WALL STREET.
New York l~niversity win give
Course In Railroad BOnds.

The Wall street branch Of New York
University will include a special course
IN railroad bonds by Frederick Lown-
llaupt. formerly bono market editor OF
the Wall Street Journal. He Will deal
with railroad bonds from the point OF
view OF the investor.
The course. which is designed for mel
IN the bond business, will star in the
first week Of November at II Wall
street and will continue for thirty weeks.
Classes Will meet at } O'Clock in the
afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
HI G MARKET.

sales of n, 900 bags Al sac. TO . LILO. cost and
freight to local rchncrs, and at the close OF
the day there was said to be nothing offering
AZ under 3isc. Tho strength in the market
was due to The inability to make deliveries a.
promptly az usual on account Of the dock
from Cuba were also small on account OF the
scarcity Of ocean tonnage, On the basis Of
the above sales the market Was quoted at
@l6c. for centrifugal 9s test and a6sc. for
molasses 50 test. In the market for refined
sus ar prices were very firm and three OF the
leading rchners advanced the price of hne
granuiated 10 points. while the others re.
NAMED unchanged at 5.25c,
The market for sugar futures was only
moderately active. With business comprised
principally Of covering In the near positions
owing TO fears OF continued slow delivery
Prices st the close Of the day were . TO IL
points net higher.
Prioe0 follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
NO AMERICAN EXPRESS DEFICIT
COmpnnY Reports PROFIT Of xDI8.-
= In Past Year.

The American Express Company re-
port for tho year ended June go. 1915,
shows grO-s earnings OF t25,6G5. col, az
compared with s22.9Sl.l43 in 1914, and
expenses Of s2i.s60,305. as compar red
with SEQ, 215,j74 last wear.
The net income is S96a.2S6. as COM
pared with a deficit OF $500, 964 last year.
an increase of s1,lI0,950. despite the fact
that expenses increased. The report
shows a profit and loss surplus OF
Sc, 036, 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
TWO NEW BANKS WILL OPEN.
Take steps At Albany TO Begin
Business Here.

ALBANY. Oct. ea.-Notice OF the inten-
ton to orsarize the VI. Bernardint state
Bank. to be located at "a Mulberry
street. Manhattan. has been filed with
state Superintendent Of Banks Eugene
Lamb Richards. The bank will have a
capital Of Sl50,0Oo. The in~corporators
are Michael Ber,ardini. Victor r. Tozzi.
Angus: capontgri, Virginia Eiaricii and
Angelo l.. CaZazza, all Of New York
city.
Superintendent Richards has au-
thorized the organization of the Farm
eTs state Deposit Company. to be To-
Gated ut As Fifth avenue. Manhattan.
with a capital OF 500, v00. The moor
p~o-aivrs are Edwin s.. Mars.on and VIII
lam r.. Cardozo OF New York. Samuel
Sloar Of Garrison. Angus. V. Healy and
J. HcrDer: a OF Plainheld and Cor
relius X. .hgnew OF .Arrronk. y. Y.
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dcrsIecve. Official Referee. Settle order On
notice.
Matter Of T. Mortimer Eiscnbers. an at
torney. Referred to Hon. John J. Freed
man. official Referee. Settle order on
notice.
Matter Of Thomas ]. o'Neii,. an sttor-
ney. Reference ordered; the referee to be
designated on settlemnt OF order. Settle
order on notice.
Matter OF Joseph NJ. williams. an attoS-
ney. Referred 10. Hon. Henry A. Glider
sleeve. Official Referee.
Matter Of William q. Mulligan. an attor-
ney. Referred to Hon. John J. Freedman.
Official Referee. Settle order on notice.
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sALEs


TY OF NEW yoRK.-Iouise Benziser. nd
Plaintiff. against solomon Insky and other.
In pursuance of a Judgment Of for.
closure and sale duly r,ade and entered
In the above entitled action and bearing
undersigned the Referee in said judein.nr
named. viii sell at public auction a. ~.
Exchange salesroom; Nos; it-ls Ne,.
Of of''tSs ew rors. S e1 'hs i5'h " JAN Of Ncy en.
Der. 1915. At ~ o'clock noon OF that ds
by Joseph p. Day, Auctioneer. the premi..s
directed by said judgment to be sold and
certain lot of land with the buildings and
improvements thereon situate In tn. Dor.
and state Of New York. known az NIm.
bcrs Elgh,y-one and Eighty.three Moaro,
Street. and bounded and descrihe.,. ~ fol.
oriy side of Monroe Street. distant AZ,
feet. Elk and one-half inches EASTERN from
Pike streets. running thence northr, IS
seventy-one feet. seven inches 70 a po'r.
distant nifty feet, ten and ii d.t iach.,
parallel with Monroe Street. seventeen Zee,
four Inches; thence nor;hetlv parable plth
Pike street three and three-qutTt"i inches
p"venteen feet two and one.haf irrh.,.
thence southerly parallel with Pike Street
wenty-nine feet. three and onc-ha.f ia,hs.
thence easterly and parallel with Monroe
street four feet, nine md oue-hatt IN h.,
thence southerly parallel with itke sire.
for,ytwo feet. seven and one q iat;e'
inches to The noTther!y siae oi Monroe.
street. thence westerly along the uo;ih"r.
I'D. OF Monroe Street t~hi-tr-rlue fee
eight inches 10 tho poin; or place o. b.
ginning.
1t is expressly understood AMI agr"cl b
and between the parties hereto 'hs; o
tn. appliances and renewals thereof and
additions thereto now In or upon ~ viii b
shall be hereafter placed in o. upon III
above described premises adapted - ant
necessary for the proper us" and eTgo.
n"nt % the same shall and ar" hereb
declared to be part OF tho freehold and
covered b. this mortgage AMI subject ~
the same laws and limitations dpp.IrAp.
20 real property.
Dated, New York. October 2s'N. Ia
A. RALPH GREENE. te!s'a.
DEWITT. L.OCkNAS n DEWITT, A'n'
neys for Plaintiff. No. S Nassau s'-".t
borough % Manhattan. Now YORK 'N'
The following Is a diagram ot 49," pop
-rty to he sold and - street nuu.'-. lrs
Sl-s3 Monroe street, Borough O. " 1h1t-
tan, New York Ci;y:
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Y. d, Vorce and r. q. Slaughter have
been elected vice -presidenis Of the Ten
nesses Copper Company. Mr. Vorce WAS
~ ono TIM connected with the Standard
on Company. Later he was with the
American Linseed OIL Company.
Mr.. Slaughter was formerly a vice.
president OF the Canadian Copper Com
pany. q subsidiary OF the international
Nickel Company.
Ctlsy Wedge, president OF the Ten
ness:e Copper Company, said that the
No'd expansion and development In the
oompSnys buasN~es necrssitated the in
crsass In the official stan OF the com.
OAAy.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COCN.
Tl.-THE NEW YORK TRUST CON-
PANS. Plaintiff. again; IEEEAL (
DUMMY ct al. D~efpudiu-s

SUPREME COURT, MEN YORK couN.
Ti-rHE NEW YORK TRJSL CON-
b pHSE: fF, e, ai.' pol sSsin,i F@HHAI {
In pursuanc" of a Judgment OF 'o,.,
closure and sale duly mad" and cr'r'ei
dat. the first uay Of October, i3'. Z -
Undersigned. Rcferee in said Idruen,
named. Will sell at pubic auction - 'h'
Street, in the Borough OF Msnho'taa cess
OF New York. on the 1T day Of NoScw"'-
islo a. ~ o'clock noon on thai a'; p,
HENRY BRADY, A~uc;ioucer, tl' premise
therein described as follows;
A,L: ,h.L certain Pic, of iaad @.'7 49,,
q the Borough Of M~snhattan, ,..y ~ -
York. bounded and described IS f"I'0s
bEGiNNlNG at the eorn,- f'7"c" -,
@lst Street with the ~eastrr,y side " RIVER
side Drive and running thcno" "1s'r.l
along the southerly side Of 9s S;~'r'
from the westerly side Of West End >'sll'
Westerly side OF west End A'oaao >,
30 feet : inches thence e"ss'e-'. ro-t
with said southerly side Of 9ls' - -
rect thence southerly again para " Sfs
fcet thence westerly axstn l'ra'e ",
said southerly side Of 9i.t St-e- " -.
10 inches: thence northeriy, r"r.ie 80,
feet: thence westerly again para WIN
the Southsrly side Of olst stree ana raT
~ the distance through anothe- par. va.
80 feet ~ inche mors o. ,css 20 -
casterly side Of Riverside priNs. thenc.
northerly along said e~ss'erly slos - ssih
Riverside Drive 80 fee, s., inohc' nov "
lees 70 tho point or place OF beginning
Dated, October :. 1915.
WILBUR LARREMoRr Rst.r-
zABRisklE MURRAY, SAGE 4 knas
Borough of Manhattan. Sow YORK NV
The following Is a dia gram ~ no nn'T.
erty to be sold. Its street numo"r s""'
1ss Riverside Drive:
Riveipids Drtv~