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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13

tnaL one mas 20 Dc
very careful. There is
one method, however,
that you need never
hesitate to use, even
on a baby's tender
skin--that is the res
mol treatment. Resi-
mol is the prescription
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13

Eyes, my son"
"The early birds don't get all the
worms"
why not, my boy
Because some of the early apples get
EN-, too. "-Yonkers Statesman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13

OF cure. Rubbing is an
effective method of cas-
ing pain. Many suffer
from lumbsgo, stiffness
lameness. backache, sci
atica and all rheumatic
pains when by rubbing
gith Niinard's Imminent
- a.A IL a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13
candor

Mrs. Hiram OTsn-Supposing Bridget
should deduct from your wages the
cost 81 all the dishes you hrokes
Bridget -Shure- mum, in that case it,
mesen a be like the dishes--Bost0n
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13

Resinol Soap is not only unusually
cleansing and softening, but its regular
use gives to the skin and hair that
natural beauty Of perfect health which
cosmetics can only initiate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13
Rubbing Eases Pain

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When a child is hurt, mother rubs
the spot This is one of the principles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13
Serving Rhuharb.

| Rhubarb is again arrayed among The
everyday food supplies. Those of us
who like it are decidedly glad, for there
is hardly anything that returns year
after year with such unspoiled freshness
of taste as rhuharb, says the Boston
Traveller.
To-day, of course. it is as Sauce" that
rhubarb is primarily used. There was a
time, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth,
when the leaves OF rhubarb were boiled
as greens, and so boiled were considered
better than spinach or beet greens. In
those days the stalk was discarded.
Things are reversed now, and we stew
the stalk and make it into refreshing
and tempting Sauce" One way to do
this is to cut the stalks into inch lengths
and put them in double boiler with a
very little water. When tender add sug-
ar and stir it in carefully.
Another way to stew rhubarb is to cut
the stalks into oneinch pieces and to
plunge these into boiling water. Leave
them there, boiling and when tender, but
before they have softened enough to-
lose their shape, drain and sprinkle with
sugar and the grated rind of lemon.
Chill and serve with cream.
Rhubarb can be made into delicious
fritters. Simmer inch-long pieces until
tender and then drain and dip in sweet
ened fritter batter. Brown and roll in
sugar.
Rhubarb pudding is made in this way:
Butter baking dish and in the bottom
put three slices of bread which have been
dipped in hot water Fill the dish with |
rhubarb stalks. cut into small pieces and |
sprinkle with sugar and graf
ed lemon peel. Sprinkle the top with |
bread crumbs and sugar and bits of but
ter and bake until brown.
Rhubarb tarts are delicious when made |
like this: Cut rbubarb enough TO meas
ure three cups into small pieces and mix |
with the juice and grated rind of a lem
on, tablespoon of water, cup of sugar and
stew gently until tender. Bake good pie
paste in muffin tins and cool these tart
shells. When the rhubarb is cool fil the
shells and cover with. meringue or
spoonful of whipped cream.
Weigh eight pounds Of the stalk. wash,
lrv and cut into small pieces. but do
rot pare IT, Put il in an earthen jar
With the rind of three lemons cut into
hin strips. Cover and place in the oven
Until tender. Let IL drain through = Jelly
,ag and add the juice Of three lemons
md boil gently for 25 minutes Measure
he Juice and to four cups add five of sug-
n. The sugar should he heated in the
wen. Boil. after the sugar is added. I'M 4:
il it has reached the jellying stage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13
Safe Home Remedy
for Skin-TroubIes

Eczema, ringworm, and other itching,
burning skin eruptions are SO easily
made worse by improper treatment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-13
simple Reeipes for Busy Housekeepers

Maple Custard-lSix eggs. three cups
Of milk a pinch OF salt and half a cup
Of heavy maple syrup. Mix and bake &C
cording to directions for cup custards.
Orange Jelly-Hslf = box OF gelatine.
half a cup Of cold water, tbs juice OF .
lemon. one cup Of boiling water and two
cups OF orange juice. Soak the gelstine
in the cold water. add the boiling water
and sugar as needed When cool. add
the lemon and orange iuioe. strain
through cheesecloth. into moaids and
chill. 4 fine orange favor mav r. So
cured By grating the orange rind into tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

The demand for commercial shape. OF
steel for export IL still Of interes, and
importance and the aggregate tonnage II
impressive. but the difficulty OF securing
steamships is causing much delay IN tn.
placing OF such orders. TIL smaller arg
Sregate tonnage offered to the steamship
lines, however. has caused some slight
reduction In water rates. the first con-
cession that has been made for ocean
shipment In many months. The United
States Steel Products Company is again
taking orders for moderate tonnages of
steel for export.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
MILK MEN AIR GRIEVANCES.
HcRrtna Reveals GrOwth Of Cons
sumption PER Capita.

New Works yearly consumrt'un ~
milk liner, ised FROM III quarts per
capita IN 1909 TO iso quarts In 1914. ac-
cording to testimony presented yestcr-
day for the Interstate commerce COM
mission ny Mr.. Taylor of the New York
Milk Commission at "A hearing In the
Waldorf.
uothe feature of the hearing con-
Quoted by Examiner George y. i'rown
was the declaration 10y q representative
OF the Slawson-Decker company that the
restrictions imposed upon milk dealers
10y the Eoard Of Health OF New York
are more rigid than those OF any other
large city In the country. The president
Of the Slawson-Deckcr company testified
that the company's profits on its in
vested capital during the last year had
been only 3'2 cents on every .? cents
Invested
Representatives Of the Eordeu MIX
Company. clover Leaf MIX COMPANY.
Sla Decker Company and half a
dozen other large dealers IN milk told
Mr.. Brown tina the rates charged by tn"
railroads and other transportation COM
pan es which carry the milk supply of
New York city are disproportioua'cly
high as compared with the rates charged
for other necessities. They also COM
planned Of the unfair divergence Ice
tween tho freight charged fur 'nttNtuE
carload lots IL less han carload lots
The equipment Of the ears IN which mix
Is carried was also faulty, In the opinion
Of the dealers,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BANKERS AFTER CITY BONDS.
Two ~ Indicates Reported Formed
In A~uticipa tion Of sale To-day.

Wall Street understands that ut least
two - indicates have been formed by
blankets to bid for the new issue of
$4,000. 600 ~ per cent. gold corporate
stock payable April I, 1865, and S15.-
100000 ~. per cent. gold corporate
stock maturing serially from April /.
1917. to April, 1881, inclusively. which
will he sold to-day by Comptroller Prem
dergast. The latter class will he sold
only in series.
In the financial district yesterday gos-
sip had II that Kuhn, Loeb a Co. and
william A. Read q Co. will put In AN all
or non bid for the bonds, and that an
other syndicate composed ot j. l.. Nor
gan 4 Co. the National city Bank.
Guaranty Trust Company. First National
Bank. Harris. Forbes e. Co. and Brown
Bros. Il Co. will make "a competing offer
for the securities. II was also rumorch
that the alignment OF banks in the syn
dicates mentioned may be changed and
u third syndicate he formed and offer
bids.
There has seldom been n time So
favorable for the issue Of city bonds
as at present. Demand has caused "A
rise In the price OF city bonds duriIg
the last few months and the floating
supply has been by no means large.
II Is expected that the city will get
It's money on the basis of 4 per cent. or
better, and in tome circles II was said
that the bonds will probably bring 1903,
u WAS learned in the bond market
that 5000. o00 1864 AZ per cent. New
York city bonds were sold privately at
lo3. This. according TO bond men.
argues well for as high a price. II not
higher. for the new issue to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
EXCHANGE LISTS NEW ISSUES
Some stocks Droppcd-Other Sc-
curitics Proposed.

The committee on securities OF the
New York stock Exchange has admitted
to the list It. Louis, and San Francisco
Railroad Company. Guaranty Trust Com
pany of New York certificates Of deposits
FOR SIN>,3ou first preferred stock AMI
s3.l1j,'nO second preferred stock and
s3,oHI, 500 ominon stock and electing
Certificate. at deposits for S2,2li,l00
FIRST preferred stock. s6.619.l00 second
preferred stock and sl3,513.60O common
stock.
The committee has stricken from the
list the ti~uggenheim Exploration Com
pany capital stock. United Dry Goods
Company preferred and common stock.
Associated Merchants Company first and
second preferred stocks ana Inspiration
Copper Company's first mortgage 6 per
cent. bonds.
The clearing House notice calls atten.
ton to the fact that on and after April
u. 1915. fines will he imposed for non
Observance Of the rules or for ohStruc-
tons OF any kind in accordance with
notice r,iat ng to fines sent from the dis
tributing department April -.
Application has been made to the
Stock Exchange to list the following
securities United states Smelling. Re-
inning and Mining Company $4,000. 0OO
convertible . per cent. temporary notes,
due 1925 Advance Rumely Company
&13, $50. 600 common stock and sl2,500,-
600 preferred stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
TRADE BANK PLAN WIDENs.
Mercantile Of Americas VIII In
crease Capital.

announcement Was made yesterday by
Brown Rros. & Co. I'M j. a W. Sclig-
man 4 60. that the Mercantile Bank
of the Americas. Inc, which was iucor-
porated last August tn enter the south
American field. was about, to increas. its
capital from 5000 900. with u paid IN
surplus Of 500. 600. to Si.o00. ooo capt
tai. with paid in surplus of s2io.ooo.
Tho bankers arc at present the sole
stockholders ~ tho corporation. The ad-
ditional 5000 shares. par value sloo. will
lie taken by them aud the Guaranty
Trus, company AT sl25 u share. Others
interested In foreign trade will probably
become share holders.
II was said that tho organization Of
the bank would b" Immediately enlarged
through tn" election as vice-presidentS
Of Albert Breton. Nicc-presidcut ~ the
Guaranty Trust company. and Jason a.
Nelson of tho foreign department OF
Brown Bros. n 60. Charles ". Sabin.
Max May and Albert Breton will join
the board of directors.
The increased capital. II j. understood.
vii probably pruvid. for a number "f
new branches that viii lead To- u greatly
increased business in South American
countries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
THE METALS MARKET.
some sales Of E~lcrtrOiyttc at 30
for Domestic Use.

Coppcr Was again quiet yesterday, hut some
sales OF clcctrol,tir were made 10 domestic
consumers AT ?oc. for June. July and AUGUST
shipment together, June alone sells a, so'gc.,
July ut s?". and August ~ .Niar Later de-.
myerirs are available AT :Nn.s'gc Broker,
~ these prices. and POSSIBLY concessions
would he made by second hands. Consumers
i. little f i"reiSm DO H"y T rn"'' dc amn i"f fnr
htished sliapes continues quite active and
piices are firm.
mainly ingots to England. Sii'r April rx
pcrts have bcen 1873 tons. STANDARD stocks
IN Great Britain aud hnc copper IN Franre
IN tie last fortnight Increased about l.Jr
tons Carsoes sloat from Chile and Australia
also increased The foreign visible on April Is
London Was stronger, with all positions Il
higher American elcTrolytic was held at
fl2' for spot.
Tin was dull and weaker here A. we'll AS
abroad. Spot At New YORK; was difficult 10
sell al bi'gc and April at Sic. May was
ncn,- from tho Strait were offered Al ii'gc
AMI July. Angus, at iii.c.. hui, there We're
rrmors that sales At ii". might have been
made Four ship. hav." arrived. at New York
with, so tons from London. Liverpool and
The straits. niakiiig total arrivals. sine April !
l;S'' a' 'S" 10 IN inc s ,ss' aortn'sni IRE ton.
wns down 81. AMI Slns aporc recc,h-i > with
sales of In tons at .f.oi los. g. T. London.
This ia a premium Of ~ los over the fnsl,sh
market. STANDARD at. London was II lower
OF. spot ami los. on futures.
Lead was easier AZ East - Louis. WITH
,igr. hid. hut there We're few offerings under
~ AZ New York the market wa frincr at
,A.as". with some demand for export. London
wa unchanged.
SHELTER WAS weaker and moro freely Offered.
viii less demand. Spot and April was
ohe~e1 al ~. May Al iSiac and June AZ
i1'. Thru quarter delivery was offered
at ih'sc. AMI might have been buuyh, y,
conc -sions.
An',mouy ass lower under ircer offerings.
larsei supply and less demand Spot, was
offered At BIC. duty pad. and May .Juuc ship
mcnt- from Japsn ~ 80. IN bond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

A Il Leach 4 Co, announce tina, tho IT,
cent ISSUE OF the tinclliafi Gas aud ElCctri,
tompan>s . per cent, bonds has been more
than four time, o~Nersuhscrlb bed.
\ quarterly dividend of - stsgo IA.
been declared by the Fail R!v'r Gas Works
Company on It's capital Il ick. payable MAY
/. to stock Of record April 20
The Roughtou County Electric lLsht Com
pany has declared scmi-annual dividends ul
: pei, cent. and e's per cent. IN Us pr'
| frrrcd and common stock .rsprCilvsly. nay
able May /, TO stock of rcc1r,i .Amil
The West Penn Traction Company, a sub
Electric Company, reports rro.s earuin-- ~
StIi.li6 for March, an incrra,. OF 10 g..
over the figures for March is,t year ~
earnings were Ssil,4@, a gain OF i,!.7,;. lni
the surplus was s>3,2li, an increase of s1.-
5a?.
The combined rcpor, Of IN" slp.,dl ln,cs ri
the American Railways Com,a;.y for the yea
ended De,smbcr II disclosed 0pcru'ng rev
rH,r, .; g. ,;3S,.". net oncfat.n. revenues %
3i,sIs,75s, and a net income of slO;l,s7>. r'r
| American Railways Company for the same
period shows gross ipcome of N,lij.625. an,
net income of Sii9, ~.
sin Edison Company, Inc, shows gross earn
ings of $S5s,a,, and net earnings Of S33iI:
The former ~ a gam of 1851 per cent. an.
the latter a gam of :l2o per ccr, owe.
the report discloscs gross Of sa.eo3 isi, which
10 a gain of 10! per. cent, and a net oi ST..
1855, or a gain OF 81 per cent,
The Dayton Power and Light COMPANY re-
ports for the month of March gross cari,,n..
| OF Sl35. 49,, as compared with gross earning.
OF sss,sls m th. same month last year. Net
,Sr"'nSs mere ss u; IS asa'ns, sas ;IS ,9l
sa.l,2, For the year Guided March 3, IA,
gross earnings were 81. ,GSG, an ,ncreas, ni
$3.50 over the previous twelve mouths; ne,
!. and The surplus va. S.s.: 3 gain iS Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Bank Petitions.

JoHN CANNON. a police omc.r ot ass
hE ankr ,Is'G s XIX ma nlrd : Ist,,on n
n" availah'" assets to got rid Of a do
M,i.n'I, Judgement. Of, s$.?o? ohtained bs
4 zen 10y, nor attorneys. lie claims cN
empti"n for wearing apparel, watch and
nam ir has tie assurance payable 20
OF tho F~ntrolmen's Endowment organ
ization II" contends that The Insurance
benefits ar" not part Of his estate and
sAroNoL CHEMICAL COMPANY ~
petition IN hankruptcy has been nlei
soap manufactured, at 1915 Park ave,
nn', by these creditors; r. y 4 .. u.
Ma'nni' wtSTis, Hr%rs" V eros. ( 60,
,",, s,,."I II wes 'ncorp:re'ed in No,
sl,ooo, and manufactured a liquid hand
soap M.rs1rrt u Langion is secre-
RrBiN LNDENRArM A petition in
bankruptcy has been hled against Rubin
Lind"nhau,n. trading a. ~Iiud"nhaun
' HTG' .,r as%,"r ny !" , f"r"i'" ar.a ct ;a' h iSisSn
pamy' "so, rn,ysrs2, Metal Red com
made an assignment on Monday
JOSEPH STEIN \ petition IN bankrupt
in .,m ar, nr'4 len ni"n s,ss!"It so'rEn stein
by these. creditors: solomon seidman.
s,"I Eihel ,gihm%n $50 ard Ahra,
"hlh ! n.'!H' 80 I've AIS" maze All as
FIRED ANDREWS. clerk, OF AS East 15a,h
street has Med a petition in bankruptcy.
Among the debts is = Judgment Tor $500
IN favor Of III" city Of New York for per
sonsl tHN's
Discharges Granted.
IsIDoR rrSSBERG Judge Hand has
granted u discharge TO isidor Rosshors
aror Of M %sw yort MoaerSy 1 Rras.
\ Alp"r. house furnishing goods, . East
Il,th street.
Composition Confirmed.
RosENIwEIi & Observation-Disclosures
Hand has confirmed a composition Of
R~oscu4wcig & Rosenzweig, dealers in
silks, woollens and cation goods at 1874
Firm avenue and si5 Westchester ave
nu", with creditors at 10 la cents on
Receivers Appointed.
CHARLES BI.ANK-John j. Lyttlc has
i"-u app".";'d receiver 20. Charles
Shank; dealer in dairy products At lo2
authority to dispose Of the perishabIe
BESSIE KLlNG-Gcorec ", Martin has
been appointed receiver for Bessie Killing
grocer at 40 Ludlow street. hond s.. OO0
II was stated on information that on
Saturday two wagonloads of groceries
were removed from the store in original
packages
~ !. CUSHMAN COMPANY. Inc. bakery,
rests urant and confectionery AT UI.iiS
Fourth avenue and 40 East twenty .ar.s
street. has. Med assignment schedules.
;h"HinE liabilities @'Ss,6s5, nominal assets
MEIRArH BROS, INC. manufacturer Of
tables and chairs at 3's Madison street,
has nled bankruptcy schedules, showing
signee's sale Of stock and machinery,
sample chairs. $1,000. and accounts. S1Is,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

Rl'TTrR- 4 ,nortag" IN supple, due
od,snSc ,.s,.ri.N wan e&i,i.cs ~ ,r".
rail shipments In transit this shortage
may l." only temporary. tud"rErdd.s also
scarce and n-u"r. Ladies' wanted Pack
lug stock scare and n-'uly held. Prices
scoring. az rcsr nrs,s. :rI asiq Soc
ouds 81 ~ as.' .'nt~d., q: 23'. IN
:ssst'''"a 1i!,"'>' "a,.,' pr'n'" 70 mole
Stta'.. eeconds. 22ta2'.c 'hiris. e'G
2:'sr state dairy, finest. - rS"'-c .
?Sa.si.c.; backing stock. current make.
fine. &c: No. >. :Sisc
IHEEsE-Tradine va, rrinc,pa.ly in
out ~ town demand. 40 price chang. ~
~c"nseGucn." occuri ed. Fresh hats NOV"
light. WIN som" business IN nov ch"dIsrs
md twins rrl,"s Fiat hcld .olo-cI
Nri.',r; 'ats, fresh. specials. ies rl7,.
Chediars, h"If' rp",tAs. l>isc,. good ="
I'M i;",l7'.. d1is.rs single held .pe-
rrdorGrtdcs. held. Huf5ac.. fresh. Isu
ls,. Wisconsin. bold lNnl''." Chef
81. doubt" d'isios. hold. 1'Ii,'.,
Young. Nm"ri.,,. hat. l''s 81 goo fresh.
~ Ri7,. stat SKINS. specials. current
MAKE. it's ~ lir.. lover grades -p Toe
'.' .' ANF 49, N-N .Nf|HN|N" n
'radins yest"ruty Wa moderate hich
grade stock %: rl Kinds held 'rm'N. hut
ordinary qualities WcrN SLOW. with price
in buyers favor pirtlrs and cheeks ctsler
under liberal offerings. Nearby whites ir-
,eHd,.r and in s,rnmglation Esn,y dnrt
cred. extras. 2&'. ~ 81 storage" rteLcI
nrsts, 2:ig n %. ursis. "0'q ~ -.,. 500.
"nds. l''s . -o'. d.ftie~ y" .. l"'. 10
%" 80. . IS LA. 49,, nearby h,une~y
whites. 2tn .5c. browns .als u 20. mixed.
.: q duck Sid'". sta 80, M,ryian!
and Baltimore, selected. 3Gn3;, Western
and southern. 33u $50. goose, SO. s..
DRESSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trad
i,ng Wa unusually aulot on account 81 IN"
lcrish holiday, Frosh Killed foN's in
ligh' supply and thu market strong ot
BOOSTERS SCARE" tud hrn. Few fresh Killed
desirable turkeys obtainshlc. Long Island
spring du,k X In good demand AMI nrm.
squads iu wolcrat" supply. Frozen poul
try quiet, with the market strong on III
descriptions OK ing 20 'ight supplies Frozen
keys. Western hens and toms. dry picked.
fancy, Sod 32c. fair TO good. .'n 20 ,
chickens, ~ to noN. Western milk fed. zoe .
corn f"i. iSdi'c,. fowls. ~ to noN. dry
packed. Western, 80 MS and over TO dozen.
- = n @2C-, % 70 ~ his. .oH2lc; under
and over, PIC ~ lbs. @ic. . lhs and
"o'e u "lc-. Old r"os'"rs, 10 squads. prin"
white. 10 lbs. to dozen, s. IS . lbs. s..
: lbs, $75 fr"2en: Turkeys selected
Young hens. 3a"3t, toms, ai'.; 40 :.
zoe corn ted, fancy, 27c, chickens. II
to box, milk fed, 81 TO 20 lbs 23u.3I.c .
~ to - lbs, ia @iigc., corn Ted, n -
10 lbs, @2".; % t" - lbs, 2ei.r fowls.
- to % his. lsi,c.; old roos;ers. i5,. ,
ducks, Long Island. ntu H3N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
ROCK ISLAND PAYMENT HALTS.
Necsi>er VIII Take No steps With
nut Farther difference

kilograms which passed between ia
cob VI. Dickinson. receiver OF the Rock
Island, aud l.. g. Krsuthor. attorney
for the protective committee OF the re-
funding ho~ndholders. and the Central
Trust Company In regard to tho default
of debenturc interest were made public
Yesterday by y. |. Amster. head of the
minority torkholders' committee.
In the course % these Judge Dickin-
son SAYS that the earnings and availa bic
cash OF the company justify the payment
Of The ~dclruturc interest. NJ. kraut-
non W that the understanding was
mat 10 payment should he made until
his motion for foreclosure under the
~rciuudinc mortgage had been acted upon.
The te1tral Trust Company. which is
a rotrustec 90 the r~efunding bond mort
gag" SUPPORTS NJ. krauthnT.
Judge Dickinson has agreed Ia take
no steps without further conference Mr..
AmSt"r III a statement issued with tn.
kilograms SAYS nothing In regard 10 the
progress of his committees Involuntary
reorganization plan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
PLAN TO DUST ERB DENIED.
No New MANAGEMENT Of Ninneap-
oils and ~. Louis.

Reports from Minneapolis yesterday
that "A new management would take
charge of the Minneapolis and 81. Louis
Railroad Company. after the meeting
Of stockholders on May Is. were de-
MED by j. :. B,che OF J. :. Bache &
Co. who. with Hayden. Stone a. CO.,
have been reorganization managers for
the property.
The despatch from Minneapolis stated
that Newman Erb. president of the rail-
road, woulI rctir" as soon AS the re-
organization was effected. and that his
place would be- taken by &. W. Hunting
ton, Nicc-pr"sldrut and general man
ager of tho company. II was also said
that Charles Hayden Of hayden, Stone
4 90. would become chairman of the
board of directors. indie the rcorgan-
cation plan the syndicate managers are
entrusted with the choice Of a manage
ment.
Mr.. Iarhc said that the story had no
foundation. II" declined to make any
statement la regard to the probable
management lie said that the matter
mad not yet been taken up carefully by
the syndicate managers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lcnlc. a.,
tOrucyJ

torncy.J
HAVEN Az. n . cor iilst st. ar,i1s'iy
bi.sxei. June u. isii-Nan poru r.'a'.
Inc. 3s Nassau n. to Hattie y W,hot
?3sc University sv: attys, ucyn \ co..
ington. 80 wall t............. .fi.oAe
MrRnAY, ST, 20 N .or 'nrr 81
2tixSs3, Apl - i9ii- ELI \ .Ir
.-hill to r O & r co.. i7G Rw,y ego 600
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F~Isischhsusr Of al 10 Fulton rS"..,' @'
a,iy; : YT 90; 49, hw'y $500"
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WEIGH; atty. warren - frourb. }f.rt-
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Bailcy to Sarah l. Horn, ats. ego, "
Fills. IA Rway- .......... 50 ooN
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~ 1905 Ida Machih 70 l-ro"I uo.
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& Heller, ~ Liberty st..... i.tAn
JAMES 81. -. 80, log VI o. .
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schmtt. 30 Shurch g..
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60. 30 Y i:d st; ats. 7 " 90. e.
ItWHN sas.4ss 4s.s .s...... " 1000