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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15

"Nobody Home" the Elisabeth Mar
bury-Ray Coms'ock musical comedy.
which was to have been given Tonight
at the Princess Theatre. has been post
poned again. II viii be seen on Tues
day evening, April 90
Joseph klaw, son of Marc klaw, and
Mrs Alberta Stedman Eagau have Sc
cured from Doubleday, Page & CO., pub
fishers, the dramatic rights to the q.
Henry stories
The Strand Theatre will add another
feature to it's programme on sunday,
when DR. Edward \, Salisburys wild
Life" pictures viii he shown,
The Stage Chldreu's Fund, OF which
Lee Shubert is honorary president, will
hold its annual spring festival and dance
at I,esli" Hall, Eighty-third street and
Broadway, on Saturda%. April "a
John Toohey has been appointed press
representative of the New York liippo-
drome, succeeding Ben II. Atwell, who
resigned when the change In policy went
into effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
KATY RAILROAD ASKS
FOR NOTE EXTENSION
Wants One Year More Time ~,
$40. 900. 900 Issue Due
First Of May.

The Missouri. Kansas aud Texas Rail
way Company Yesterday sent out
circular to the holders OF ito 10000 600
two year per cent. gold notes, which
fan due May t. asking that thy con-
sent 10 an extension for one year with
interest at per cent. The circular
stated that holders Of more than a
ma jority of the notes had already
agreed 20 the extension.
The yirculr SAID the company lad
been cor sdcring plans FOR reldjustuent
of tho roads finances and that = com
mittcc consisting Of Horace Y. Andrews.
Georg W. Dawson, Lewis u. Franklin.
\. !. Miller and Frank Trumbul had
been appointed 10 perfect a plan without
delay and present Il TO the shareholders
The plan the committee now has under
consideration contemplates an issue, to
he offered to the stockholders of
securities carrying a contingent charge
,prohnhly income hondsb or of preferred
stock The latter alternative has only
lately become practicable through the
enactment by the Kansas Legislature OF
an act shortly to she 'one effective an
thorizing such issues upon consent OF
the holders OF three-fourihs " the
stock
The extended notes are to he redeem
utTlr III WlDlt Ut III pan a. w '''t''
accrued interest at any time on thirty
DAYS notice and tho collateral bcnind
them will lie the same as that viii II
now underies the pc" mt. notes. Note
holders should leposit their rot-s on or
before April 90. 1918. as provided IN the
extension agreement. The railway com
pany reserves the right to rescind the
extension agreement II the board OF
directors shall determine that holders OF
a sufficient amount OF the notes have not
agreed to tn extension.
Frank TrummIl. chairman Ot the
board OF directors, issued a statement
Yesterday saying that G. r. Schar,
pres dent OF the company. had just ar
rived In New York and reported that the
crop conditions along the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas lines were excellent
At a meeting of the directors yester-
day A. j. Miller Of Boissevain & Co.
was elected director TO succeed II. T..
Huntington resigned. and Lewis u.
Franklin, V! c-pr sident OF the Guaranty
Trust Company, was elected d rector
to succeed r. u. stevens, resigned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The =, W, Nuolworth Company rcstcr-
Gay declared = quarterly dividend of IS.
per cont. uf the common stock Of tho com
panN, an increase of one quarter OF per
cent, quarterly, thur placing the stock on
% : pr cent yearly basis az compared
Win u per cent. formerly II va also
voted q" r"'n" an additional $500, 900 Of
Oh" preferred stock,
Thompson, Sh"nnard co. announce
tltt Jor' Macgoniglr, formerly associated
with lSrr 4 Moore. f. now associated with
their nrUr
The stockholders protective committee.
IT whiCh Jules :, Bach" is chairman 70 :
minds preferred and com mon ptnCkhoi6e re-
Of the Tnlodo. St Louis and Western Rail
road Company that after May no further
drposits Will be received at the EInpirn
trust 'Ompany, - Cedar street cAcrp,
anon payment Of 80 cents per share for
''nrh share deposited. More than 70 per
cent. OF the entir" outstanding capital stock
has been deposited with thr committee
The city Of cincinnati has sold to M...rs
Remick, Hodges 60. ana y W Ha,.ey a,
90. ss02, 0OO city Of Cincinnati AS. mafur
ing 1885 and 1888, which they are offerinp
| to investors at prices to yield as per cent.
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WILL RAPS MOTHERs-IN-LAW.
YOnkers Man Leaves Peculiar
Document with warning.

WHITE PLAINS. April II ---Ono of the
most peculiar wills ever He'd in the
We stchester county Surrogate's office is
that of william l.. Williams, which was
offered to day for probate, Williams. a
resident Of Yonkers, died several weeks
ago In Louisiana. Tie following Is a
copy Of the Will:
This 7 do declare 20 he my last will
and testament. ] bequeath all of the
$1,000 for which ! am insured. except
that which my wife, Mrs. William H.
Williams, is entitled To 10y law. to my
children lisa bella and Truman Williams
II appoint the Rev. Patrick H. Nc
Donnell of 81, Joseph's Church. this ety.
and the Rev. John j. Hickev ot Kings
ton, administrators of this fund.
MY burial | leaV- to the aforesaid
men hope and pray TO God that my
babes get Catholic schooling. Also
that they are kept away from their
mother-in-laW on both sides.
Everything shall he given 20 Father
+. II, Mcdonnell that l have here in
charge Of anybody."
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

20 shares American smelling and Rem.
Ing company prsferrsd' los; 60,
Is snare. SGN If' du N Pom. De Ssmouf ours
Powder company preferred. ssN.
10 shares Washington Trus; Company
Corn Exchange Bank cer,lfcates,,
- shares National Lead Company COM
las shares Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany l0ss&
share Farmers Loan and, Trust Com
S shares United state. Steel Corporation
20 shares United States Steel Corporation
. shares national Fuel Gas Company. ls,.
- shares Brooklyn Atheneun and Read
400 shares bonanza Chief Gold Mining
COMPANY. 70 shares Empire Wooden
Dalton Railroad Company second
mortgage per cent. bonds, '25 lot.
- shares Aston Trust Company. 3s+is.
l share New York society L!eTary an,
can Ne made free share. SIS.
I share BROOKLYN Academy Of Music, 81?
Telegraph Company. 1904
s shares Peoples National Fire Insurance.
incorporated In Delaware. SIS per
10 shares Bridgeport Land and Improve
ment company OF Bridgeport Ala
5000 shares the Kerber Mining and De.
vslOpment Company Of Colorado -
lot
Az right, title and Interest o. The smoke.
less Locomotive and Furnace Com
pany and all my right. TILE ana in
ierest as receiver OF said company IN
ana to two certain agreements OF
contracts made by and between one
Kari Schleyder and Arnold Heller
dated October -. 1908, and December
10, 1905. respectively, and all my
right title and interest and the right
title and interest Of the said smokeles'
Locomotive and Furnace Company ir
and to any ana all licenses and
patents arising hereunder and IN az,
shares Consolidated Power and Lish'
Company of south Dakota preferred
20 ~hares Consolidated Power and
LiSht Company Of south Dakota com
$3.50 Jamaica Bay Manufacturing Com
pany frst mortgage per cent. twenty
year gold bonds, due January :. 1927
coupons January and July .. july
ttchsd, $1,000,
$500 Atlantic Gas and Electric Company
FIRST len sinking fund per cent golc
bonds due December. 1920; December
1871, coupons attached. 40.
oS7o,0 Washington Oregon Corporation
second mortgage per cen: bonds, due
April 1893; coupons April and &c
toheI: October 1914. coupons at
tdched. $500 lot.
IS sharc- Porto Rirtn American Tobacc e
Company common. ias.
$1,000 rnited Lead Company : per cent
dehenture bond. due 1913; interes
January and July. 75t.
pany, 81
s. shares rrion Trust Company, $50.
Company of Maine, certificates OF in
debtedne,s, $40 lot,
100 shares Denver Union Water Compsn
preferred, trust company receipt So
mar YorK e
Trust Company, at1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday - NAM
haitian, The BronN and BROOKLYN.
lat - NESEN SIRE Ell
~ Ioaenh Z. Day.

BROADWAY. lI,,-as. e coV 10Th -
1871 :'Nl@s 'Nl." -N>>.'; even ~ KOS h
IS u " darkness ct al. partition. Ad.
lourned to April y.
9gli, i've sly loft and .'r t,dg--R :
s3S; sos -; taxes, sc, 81 s7,:I; g, ,n ng
corn 81 2lo L, f. rt2g Id a,' le,2N
100 r, three s'V dwlg a Trowhrtdge
W Rose Abrallums ct Al: due, 81. 200 e-i
tHHe,' "'' S6S'io' to Eugene k ~ n6o
AMSTERDAM ~, ?iOl, ;, rs n ls4,h
Mondorf vs. Arthur o,ten ct a.; due.
tllli2.3ii taxes, &c. 'sis.7', with
SUFFOLK ST IL. s. - Hcste- St, 25v
TIA, ear rs Morris simon ct Al. due,
$lr.ocj; tsNes, &c. s5oi.;o' to the pioia,,
GKii3ENE ST, -, ;, iOta spring ST.,
25Nio0.L sin ,ty loft and store bldg
q / W Einthrop e. al eNrs, IS sol
$50 $50" to the a, p AIM '''O- '">s $50 SO5
By Herbert y. sherman.
'I" To- .' s Il c i MSms as s.
\ smith ct al. due s3,4lGoN, taxes,
-, 500 10 to tn" plaintiff f@r 's'ooSS'
lo.,2, -tv tnmt y syrs--Ernst 2ipsc 81
al, cNr-, agt Jos sober 81 n. duo So
7eGG. :, '.sHSs SC, '95S,05 TO the plain,
wv ~ , 7. rnsranam s Co.
llHTH 81 63.Gi r. u g. l4o " Park ay, SOY
100, y, sly tlat--Baron de IIrsCh Fund
agt Annie Koplik ct AL due s+7,37s.66
tHyes, Sc, s10hS0, to the Gibraltar NJ g.
90, a party In interest for si2 800.
TAT a-OS THIRD AVENUE
By Henry Brady.
kAToNAH Az, 1911, u cor 237th st
2lAA5. sly dwlg--M Il Lowry agt II
g s>iumonds ~ Al due fbis6, taxes 81,
, e. 10 =" Gl"inHn FOR 5000, :,
.jXN5, . sly dwlg same agt samr; due
sa,s!7 e; rnNcs, &c, Tu:: to the
| ROCK WOOD ~, s. sac . Walton ar,
! 3O.Hxi3x2iN51, vacant-A u Crossin ig'
I j \ Woof ct al, action 3, due sli9H.5s,
taxes, 80, s75; to the plaintiff for slOv
by J. H. Mayors.
laSTH ST. ass ", : >, l5l5 W 81 ar 2JN
| Il..llN irreg, = sty loft and store bldg
| Lincoln Mfg Co agt Bronx Publishing
Go 81 al; due sH,0Ol,5l; taxes, SC
| sl,25OS5 subject 10 LIST mtgc Of $4,000
| to the plaintiff for $4,000,
| MONTICELLO AV. cor Edenwald aN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
DIVIDEND TIP SENDS
MET STOCKS HIGHER
marlborough Reaches Highest
Figure since Beginning
Of the War.
RUMORS FILL THE STREET

marlborough Metropolitan Company
stocks were feature OF the market
Yesterday and a centre of speculative at
,ention. The report was abroad IN wall
street early yesterday morning. before
the marke, opened. that the stocks were
to he bought by insiders on the strength
Of rumored approaching dividend action
on the preferred. The stocks showed
prominent gains in the days trading. the
common reaching 1917, a gain of 2ss
points. and the preferred 73H.. An adj
vance Of ga. both being new high rec
ords since the war.
The advances were scored to the ac-
compartment of many kinds of rrimors.
There were stories that prominent Tam
many Hail henchmen and the big chicts
we're again in the market for the trac-
ton shares on widely circulated tips
through the Wigwam. said to have
originated from people close TO the COM
pany that II was time to get aboard for
good rise in the stocks on the peren-
nial rumor of coming dividend restora-
ton.
The belief in dividends at this time
seems to be stronger than the usual
reports of the last several years. The
situation as stated by an unIuestioned
authority in the affairs of the company
is that the earnings OF the company are
sufficient to warrant restoration of
moderate dividend on the preferred.
Before any such declaration of dividends
can be made, however, there II the seri-
Gus question 10 be settled Of a mass Of
legal difficulties left over to the present
company as an Inheritance from the
previous companies.
The company's attorneys have sought
for years to solve these difficulties and
70 far failed. Progress toward solution
IL now being reported. II the difficulties
are untangled the way is open for re-
sumption OF a preferred stock dividend.
which Is then likely TO be declared.
The rise IN the stock of the New York
Transportation Company. In which the
marlborough is heavy stakeholder.
yesterday also attracted attention. 1t
has gained points to IA. since the
frs: OF tho week. The rise was In part
based on the report that the Fifth ave-
Tue bus line stock. owned by the COM
pany, was to be doubled its reported net
earnings of about $4,000 a year being
considered so great an earning capacity
on the company's $4,000 capital, as
likely to attract the adverse attention
OF the Public Service Commission to the
company's ten cent fares Oh its buses.
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tOkECLOsuRE SALES.


yHSurRE;!ME;, >>oIi4{JT, .c9IT1TNya or KEY <E,S
i,imn,'r; against HENIN CORN and
''9srs nsfc9dan,s, A'''",n ~" =, tor..
"su-" and safe, .lU.r mod" aud ente, 81
IN ih. '"oyT-"n'" Ion tn3 "eWihhG
uu,lrf~ .prrJ. t'lr f''.r"s lu add judgment
l.,u'd. NtI SOL At prh.'. auction. ~ Ne
S'to". In Two tlo,pugn o. Manhattan, CIV
oI N"V Nu"k on ftr -"tl dH' OF Arrii.
i'Ii..r' 80 ,Io'E noon ON - ia,, Nv
directed ht said Judgment TO- na sn.t and
therein Described - To- "w'' Mil mar
certain pot, rlr." az ptr'"' ~, inud, .t'u
York, nouudcd ana described foilovs:
r,S;rriy ,iis OF Wivcrs,lo Drive rs now
.oRnllN opened. distant four hunted aod
dred'us Dt-lod, 81 e foot Nor'hwester,y
along jhe same nom ~" cornrl f"-med
side Of ttvcrs.do Drt,' NI'h M, Nofthcrly
sii" ~ ono hundred aud Gfty eigh' n
street. sn,u poir' OF beginning being dis
tant w" hundled ana sen 1--WE DO ,
feet Westerly from the westerly side o'
hr"a '' - me a. 'Eht ~ t1 r,,h
ard di-t,u' ntc hundred aud seventy i've
$3.50 tc.t Westerly from the Westerly s.de
at br"adw1y. Two hundf"d ana twenty
-ieh' t-LND fee. aud twenty -thre. one
hundredths re3.iOob - foot 10 the South
oriN side 81 one hundred ami sixtieth
street A. now md out thence Westcrlv
along said south rIN side ~ Dnc hundred
and slN'l-th Street one hundred tl0o'
foot; thence Southerly parallel with and
distant siv hundred and seventy. Nve t675,
fee, westerly from tn" Westerly side OF
Broadway two hundred and four GOA
feet and siS'y-four one hundredths tsi-1oo,
81 Zoo - The said NortheasterlY s'de
Of Riverside Drive. thence SOuth easterly
along said NottMcns'erlv side Of riverside
IriV. 49, g. curves uu" hundred and two
tlo2, 'eet ana ninety sin ohe-hundredtns
80 100 ~ D.. loot - tn" point or place OF
beginning yhc above tcscrihed premIs'
81 e. in section =. Block 2l36 on the Lrnd
Map Of "a. civ ut N"w York.
bAtrt. New ork. March 18th, 1917.
MAKrTN cONRDY. Referes,
WoppFDRD nov ZEE BUTCHER. At
tornots Tor Plaiutln. No. ! Madison
NvruJr. Borough ot Manhattan. Now
Work cay.
Tho following IS p diagram ~ the prop
erty 80 be- ~o.i. ~ j. vacant land ana has
po - t.ufst.t sF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
NEW RUSSO. BRITISH CABLE.
Line Laid In ~ Days Crosses No
Neutral Country,

IoNpoN. April 1+.--Russia now has
direct cable communication with Great
Britain. For the present the new cable
presumably will he used exclusively FOR
Government purposes. but its commercial
value after the war should he con-
siderable. From England II stretches
across the North Sea. up along the coast
OF Norway, around the North Cape and
into Alexandrovsn in the White Sea.
The laying OF the cable was COM
pleted in eleven days and Is conside red
a remarkable piece OF work. The line.
which is longer than the cable con-
Meeting this country with America, was
laid to give direct communication he
tween Great Britain and Russia with
out passing through a neutral country
This was not possible before. the only
existing cable 10 northern Europe being
the one between Peterhead aud Eyer
sund. Norway. which was laid in 1869.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
IORK--Johu g. Gu.!ck. r.din.in, AGAINST
Lena Boerlok. otherwise known 81. La.,
kamen. 81 d., Defendants
closure and sale. duly made and e''.-
IN the above entitled action ..t Hsar.
date the eth day Of April 1915 .
undersigned. the Retere- In sail fIIEn~.
named. viii sell a. pub 4, au,'l"t. 80 .r.
Exchange Saiesro"iu. Nos "a .' g..
street. N the Borough OF Mtrha' tr. Co.,.
Of New York, on the an day o' Mo-. '.'..
at j. o'clock noon ON tht' da.. 20. itU..
/. Wells, Auctioneer, the premise fec ..H
by said Judgmen, to Ice so.I ana a.:s.e
described a. follows:
All tha, certain lot Of 'auI v.h e.
Hlpiiains there9n "+S ~ t,. I,at'' ~,
New York. and described ~ 20 oo..
Beginning a. . poin' ou tho r0-N'-
side of stanton street distant set"a's ...
% stanton and Lewis S,r"vt., 'hrn.s g...
ming norther.y and parallel v"1 500
Lewis street along Land uuw ~ lately '.
ionging To Jasper +. seaman. >sY'ut.'. .
fee. thence 'dstcrlN. ami pt.H To-. Ut .
stanton Street aforesaid twenty $50 g..
thence southeriy and parallel v''l 90.
Lewis S're', s"N"r', -uv" fo"t - 81. So.
ton street aforesaid and thence waste
2" IN" point Of beginning, said .o' 10. :
known and distinguished on NAP
property belonging To- the estate o. H..
Eckfori. by lot number 20 and sI
premises being known by the Str"'' a-".
Der 3l0 stanton street.
Dated. New York. April 10 l2l-
EUGENE + SrlEGELHERG. E;s'-...
JoHN g. GrLlCK. P.aiunm jn p .....
Nassap s'tGe..., MAnh't'" b'. =
The Se% fo,. '%'F !, a diagram n, ...r--
er'y 20 be sold IT. street l4G.r.. D.. '
stanton street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
NEW GRAIN RATES SUSPENDED
Increases on Hauls to New York
Not Allowed.

WAsuINGrcN. April 1..-Proposed in
creased freight rates on grain and grain
products from Chicago and other points
IN central freight association territory TO
New York and Atlantic seahoaN points
we're suspended by the Interstate Com
merce Commiss on to-day. The increases
proposed are three-tenths of a cent per
hundred pounds on grain and ;wo-,enths
" a cen; on grain products in addition
to the : per cent. Increase which be-
came effective several weeks ago The
; per cent. addition increased the rate
stven-tcn,hs ola cent on grain and
eight-tenths of a cen, on grain products.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
RIOT PUTS Z BABIES IN JAIL.
Thirteen women Locked III After
Trouble at Mine.

WAsHISGroN. Pa. April lt--As the
result of wholesale rotirG. In which
maddened women We're leaders. around
the pit OF the Nesta No mine Of the
Vesta Coal Company. near here, al the
reopening ~ the mine after long shut
down twenty men, thirteen women and
seven small babies are in tho county
Jail here. Five men, all Americans, were
seriously hurt
Late this ./tcrnoon Presiden; Van
Bitner of District No 3. Tinted Mine
Workers of America District organizer
Fcener and District Board Member Sid
nry Davis held a conference with the
imprisoned miners. They issued a state
ment i'm which they said the entire
trouble arose over tn" Company's action
in di,chsrging John Dali, check
Neig gilman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
TREASURY BILLS IN ENGLAND.
Issue viii pro,id Resources for
the government.

LONDON. April 1.-THE Treasury has
a new plan for financing the war. ac-
cording to AN announcement in the
official Gdsettc. There will he an un-
limited issue OF Treasury bills instead
OF a limited issue OF them from time to
time AS heretofore. The Bank OF Eng
land is now empowered to offer Treas
ury bills daily, for either three. six
or nine months. the bills to bear fixed
rate OF interest to be determined from,
time to time by the Treasury.
The new plan will steady the mar
ket and will provide the Government
with all necessary resources for con-
siderable period. In the opinion of bank
ers. II also will obviate the necessity
Of another war loan for some time.
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>rW HEAIsY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations We're
chartered at Albany YESTERDAYS:
Reed House CORPORATION. Manhattan,
capital 100000 directors. William T.
nydr Oliver NJ Palmer and David D.
Il chapman, Sow York city.
Raymond Construction Company, Man.
haitian: capital $4,000. directors Baruo't
Epstein Man Raymond and Robert G.
Rirkhan New York city
Nivarb Realty Company, Manhattan.
capital. 5000, directors, Harris Iisman.
Dumenlco Bravin and Mary Bravin. New
York city,
Garrck Realty Company, Manhattan,
capital 81 600, directors Anthony II H.r.
rigan, Philip u. Harrigan and Annie r
iurrigan. New York city.
G. a II, Real Estate Corporation, Brook
lyn; capital $4,000: directors, wilmot Y
Tlallock, queens. Mildred 4, Plunkett
George &. Case, Brooklyn,
H. s Juhcs Investing company. Queens
capital $4,000, directors. Harry q. Johcs
Nrllio NJ JuDcs ana August y Bockcl,
mann, Jamaica, y, y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
WHEAT JUMPS TEN CENTS.
ShOrts Scrsmbl for Covcr-Pnttcn
Heavy Buyer.

CHICAGO, April iA.-Amid scenes Of
wild excitement on the Board OF Trade
the price OF July wheat sho; up ton
cents to-day and simultaneously the May
option advanced six cents a bushel tn
July grain which closed Yesterday AT
s1,23L. climbed TO si33 and then cased
of TO fl..9t.. The May touched ~ ID
and then dropped to si.60is.
shorts scramblinE for cover caused
the soaring price. The traders are said
70 have been caught befor. a heavy
demand by domestic and foreign buyers
James y. Patten was also credited with
being heavy buyer before the Wild
scramble came.
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LONDON BUYS U. s. STOCKS.
Trading Heavy ana Excited. with
steel shares strong.

LONDON. April 14.--Americans were
buoyant on the London stock Exchange
to-day. The trading was heavy and ex-
cited. Steels were strong. Other shares
advanced generally. Canadian Pacifcs
were also higher.
Gilt edged securities were quiet hut
steady. Home rails were firm. Mines
and oils had better tone and rubbers
improved. Russians were In demand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
SHOT HATS WARD LINER.
saratoga Fails to Display signals
aud Dolphin Fires.

Tho Ward liner Saratoga, bound for
4 Philadelphia dry dock was halted AZ
20 O'Clock last night by q sho, from
tine United States despatch boat Dolphin,
IN neutrality patrol duty Tho Sara
toga did rot display her signal letters,
After the navy tug rontucket went
alongside and learned that the Saratoga
had properly cleared the ship was re-
leased.
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MELBOURNE. April 1.-THE proposal
for a subsidized mail service between
Sydney and San Francisco has been
turned down by the Commonwealth
Government on the grounds that con-
dit'ons do not warrant II. The proposal
was made by Mel Nielsen Trade Com
missioner 10 the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
NEW CUBAN SUGAR DECREE.
Quotations Hereafter Must He 4.
4. =. Money Equivalents.

Special Cable Despatch TO The Son.
HAVANA. April i4.--President Menocal
has decreed that sugar quotations In
the Havana market shall hcnceforth be
in decimal money identical with United
States currency.
The Senatae committee has approved
the bill establishing trial by jury.
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SITl \rIO>~ WkSTFD-MNIE
ORCHARD

Man with ten years experience in
high grade horticultural work de,
sires position on gentleman's coun-
try estate. Am especially expert,
enced in growing fine table fruit
etc Best recommendation Write
q. n. Box 6S, Room 1901, go West
Add ST New Work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
sUB.TREAsURY STATEMENT.

TUESDAY.
psid by Sub Treasury to hanks. s2.3Is. 900
PAID hv banks to SUB Treasury. SIS, 900
Gain ~ banks on days trans
tlons -'-,..'...,,....,... 1908. 900
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid nv Sub-Treasury to banks $500, 900
Paid hy banks TO ub-Treasury. $3.50. 900
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Gain 70 banks ..........,.... 36,769, 900
Loss to hanks same period pre-
Nlous week ..'.... ...'.,s-... Se,uVo