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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-11

fer, no hits, no runs in 2 2-3 innings.
Hit by Pitched Ball-By Mays, Mey.
ers. Struck Out-By Mays, 2; Eos
ter, 1: Coombs, l. Prefer, 3. Wild
Pitch-Foster.
Umpires-At plate, O'Day; on bas-
es, Connolly: left field, Quigly; right
field, Dineen. Time, 2:O1. ....... !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-11
Insure AGAINST Crop Failure.

The Peruvians have system OF In
surfing against failure of crops; and in
addition they burn offerings of drugs
ond aromatic plants and make small
images and bury these in the fields for
the benefit Of the crops and the
herds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-11
Gardner

Larry Gardner, Manager CARR.
cams crack third baseman,. who
was responsible for the only error
in yesterdays sensational game,
when he pegsed one wild to Hob.
litzel at first. Larry made up for
this later in the game, however.
by cracking one over the fence
for a homer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
HOLDS BROKERS WERE TRICKY.
Appellate Division Deridcs Agaisst
Br~rs a wen

The \pp.llatc Division Of the supreme
Court decided yesterday that the stock
Exchange firm OF Beers 4 owens, which
failed .itt fail. falsiiied its account with
Edmund l.. Harding. one of It's GUS
toners. when tho court reversed IN or
der Of the supreme Court denying "a
motion by Harding to compel tn" as
signee, William II. iaillard. to credit his
account with s3.s05 on a transac,ion N
.AIis-chalmers common stock. The iirm
mad. an assignment 10 Mr.. 'iaillsrd on
september - last, and not long after
ward Mr.. Beers died. The surviving
partner is charles II. Dickinson.
Harding. wliu has been trading with
the firm to some extent. said that he
ordered the brokers 70 sell LOO" Nils
Chalmers. The brokers credited Hard
ing with si.oo6. but Harding claimed
s3,So1.
Justice laugh II In tho opinion say
that when Harding notified the broker
To cancel the order to sell tho Nils
Chalmers az sl9 the firm led him to N"-
lieNc that the order to sell at Sl' liad
been executed. which they confirmed h.
a false rcpor, ~ tn" sale sent through
the mail. tn. cour, held that the acts
Of the iirm constituted conversion.
The sale not having been made rur-
suant tn his instruction vas not hind rc
upon him. said Iustir" l",ughlin Ills
damages are determined 10y tho highest
market prize of the stock within 4 '"i-
Souahl. tinn. after he discovered mat ihc
sale was made after he cancelled the
authority Of the brokers to SELL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
RAIDERS Shut TWELVE
Ohio BUCKET SHOPS"
Sudden Blow Dealt Indcpcnd-
cnt Brokerage Houses AZ
ter Investigation.

The committee on quotations ~ the
Stock Exchange yesterday
that II had received word from the
state authorities of Ohio that they had
raided and closed twelve independent
brokerage concerns in that State. Rep
r~esentatives OF the Stock Exchange and
the chicago Board Of Trade. working in
conjunction with the Ohio authorities.
have beer quietly collecting evidence
against these brokerage concerns for
several weeks. The raids were the e.
suit Of this investigation. The broker
age concerns raided were "A part of a
chain of organizations operating In GER
tain sections OF III country having wire
connections with concerns Of he same
kind In Pittsburg.
Supt. Hall OF the Ohio State Banking
Department issued the following state
ment yesterday regarding the raids
'rhe Banking Department has taken
simultaneous action against all the
bucket shops which. so far AZ II knows.
are operating In Ohio. Evidence against
these concerns has been fa,her,d by
Arthur l.. Stewart. inspector In the blue
sky division Of the state Banking De-
partinent. He has had a wide expert
ence In the security business and has
made u special study Of the bucket shop
evils. our purpose has been at one
S,rok. to drive this evil beyond The
states borders and TO serve notice
which We have reason TO think will be
efcctual to the promoters OF a con-
spiracy which reaches from the Atlantic
s.aboard as far West an the Missouri
River.
'ohio has struck the frst. and We
trust. the only blow needed to halt a
widespread raid that has been prepared
N the last few weeks from behind the
scenes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

RIKER-HEGEMAK EKJOIEED.
Friends Action IL Anaoaac~d at
Meeting of stock h0id~rs.

When the stockholders " the Rhet-
Heeeman company met yesterday to
take action on the ratification ~ the
directors agreement 20 iue'ge tina. CON
rdny With tho tinted Drug Company oue
~ the ~stp'sho,d@rs served All injunction
on the directors 10 stop tie consolidation
H. : collins. vi""-prcsid"nt of the
Iak.f-H eg"man Company. speaking Tor
the dirertois. said after IA. rre4'ing that
the injunction Mas a friendly action or
ia" part o.! ~" individual sio.L4oiger
who desired 20 Obtain further lufO-uH.
tu' Iu relation Ia ia" ara.rs ~ both
culurti."E
Mr.. collins si.d ia" lirroruIttlo ~oild
10" furnished and that le f"l' sue that
tuc injunction would b.. ya.tt-d - 500
~ th" iieur"S ASKED wee placed L.frf.
'ue opposing .tu"kho.d-y. a -pe'li'
meeting of he stockholders MI b. held
nest Monday, aud u Wa SAID that bef.rs
that time the Injunction MOULD b" Va
Gated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

Hr ~ssimstr-i that m IRE foreign trad.
''- ei1'uS would esr1 their artirr cost Of
tr--r TRACTION within tx months
Bee zait that tire S-w Yor'r- S~v or
r-.ua ire irAd J@er rueratti for tile past
i've esr- ~ All average ioSs Of $500. 900.
r'ii ''rst he southern Pacific company
u--su~t ~ continuance necessary 20
Ire interests n rs whole system. He
lauir.Ius-t tIat The rommou ownership
Al -,1e |'Irs-t rail -pute and the Morgan
l..u- ~ vessels vas NJ great h-ue1t to
.i. u1piir IA. salt that to -IpnrdirSr
.is-- "a 70 any -a'I hsul would
,- r'iiiiuE 49, han suicide
res ~ BerIiev II san Francisco.
N4~ man -,rr of the california Fruit
' .uI-ss Ns-.r-.attou. also thought that
i- S-riiti-ru ptc:r', Should ~ permitted
-U maintain - -outimIous land an
vl,ti.- puir 90 S.-yv Yorty. Il was OF
=:r--t ~titautagr 10 -aii. Tor the ar
t--v -b.ts-tl Nth e lug!e ,purAru under
, -=ie u4uagrmer'. lie said that the
S''li'f.-T pprfir usl nj 10 freight rate
90 trT-t goods err-u san Fra SEQ 20
r.--v r1r', from 81, reuts 20 20 cents a
ri-.rr-t 1oIu.s re admitted. however.
81 ~ ITO .g; vas fnrrNt h.viuSr ~ -re
,.ur-'''tDu VI 40 water vessels after he
'su-ms t'4ual OPENED. lie Sai-i that
t,iff,rT., 4rfp--ra preferred ~ send
tel s.,rr- - Tavv YORK; ~ the Souiheru
n,.. - httie- 'i+u ~ The santa Fe.
stu rams f--4 freight ~ ~,ialve~tou -
- N,Ilo-" steamship line. HIt does
rr' rvu
81 o. L..urolu. raft -uausCer FOR me
Nr-r ATTN Nssoc:ation. also approved
lie iuIii.--r P4ctr a 0-fit'ou.
t,r -rsS-. examination Mr. spence said
lat ',l--e vas always active and v'gor-
rIs ,uu~'iflou h-'v,'u he rail -0uie4
si.i t. Morgan Lane -Nlu4 ~" denied
--urt,ti. ally 'irsr he 'iul' steamship
Ftuulry. vr3-H operated froW Sertein-
.@- .rf". ~ he uitdl- ~ IHli vas
,--sie z.-i n-y % fgr' The phiitGel-
1siA sii ,;uIf S'.liu- p 'rWrSuN,
Vdicn wet iHfD he lands Z receiver
TIE -Ts.ou fur he iiS"outiHuauce ~ the
tisif steamship COMPANY. a southern
pl,sr- Ihstii-r-. Ne nd. was he same
ss ''~t a- which ether independent
'l~as n,v,. s.til-'f.
Is I'd, ouu~titio7 with these '-te-
1e-fs--g s,it W Suerse We ti-
,s,,,- - rr- rrl~r fellows s~t he pace
est w. ,rar-'- .h.. n-,,use v" nav"
.a-. %, 4- -r,r .r-v ave
..... cratic ,-f~ was .I .r"-
l- .u ...f nero - H |ott.i'''
.rr.r I- ,.. r.-v ~ Sew York 20 points
...-. .ia-'.. t Toys u;'c. Az
r. ..rf-r transportation nN b 'o,I-
-if .. asFl r1'-- han 1y rls@ H'
o. ".r -ai .0fr' through rat"
.'at.1 -o-E'0-.-S arrangement 40
t.|,.~'.-
t.r--. y Narr'4. 'ot'p1 Merchant.
..-rl"a- tat 'Io i'~cou''1usnrN Z
NHrgau r..~ vug.t DO disastrous %,
.-.- tlsI s7'l That on account of
-nae~o -7rr uEs '- rH~ European
$1,000 . .t. .rsra .t.-n sp1I 49,. tqf~.
,,r- svrI.I probably piac. them n
,'A rrH rs;,f'srtl' trRfe because ~ the
-rr,fe- ~rn-' Offereu.
- lear'~z routirIe> hts morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
, onpIrtr List Handed Down by
First Dcpartm-n Di>ision.
The following decisions were hd'i'd
down Yesterday los the Appellate III
, sion. Frst Department

The following hc't~''.~ N''' "'".' -
down yesterday hN tho Appellate W.
\ ~!ly. Frst Department
EiD.ri e. Jui-ou and another f'-pnr
a.ut.. ~. Water e Ht.A. .up.'aI.a. fp
p.Itu' Judgment e. :" tDoN' T.mei
icf'udtn' r''"r-eH. win cost. "nl con-
NcI.nugh ~. j. aud clarke. T. i. - lsrk".
y. j. auI i.aughlin. J.. dissenting In part
and Voting ior n"w irl'.a .rl"r e..
Arnstsin. impieaded. s., appellant. Judg
mcnt ami orders affirmed 40 opinion.
Sc r,op.c s.. "n>Ss,. arc,rsa dn+
David stewart. respondent. =. Robert
men: and order reversed aud new tria!
ordered. costs to appellant TO ABIDE event.
opinion hy Mclaughlin. J. order Ned
Lillian Ohrsdo.i'z. respondent. We I'D
ward Y Odcl. appellant, Judsinen, re-
,.r..d and complaint dismissed VI h costs
opinion by Mclaughlin. J. Settle order
RUIN ~ R,chernon'. appellant. ~ Hrr-
ton * Maine Railroad 20, respondent
Iudgmco, sMirner ~ ',,'s' .r,"t"nsf
l.aush!in. ~. dissenting set" order
IN lie mater ~ the Assignment 90
ard order reversed with go costa ana
Disbursements and motion granted -
stated in opinion opinion hy i.surhl'n J.
settle orde' an no tee.
CHARTS : r.arock respondent. ~. Lutk
& ~chrtnm 20. appellant order re
,.rs,d with $40 cost ana Enforcement
and motion granted win s." costs. Dpiu-
Jon hr Mcl.aughiI j 'ider h'"l
J,,sc / Wild. respondent, ~. Efi" Wall
road 'oinpsuF, appellant btd"r i"t.rs"d
With so costs ann announcements ahd mo
iiuu arni"l Win siO costs, win leave 30
plaIufiN 20 apply ~ Special Term 20 eN
,Is, hi lefdu'' ava wIthdrd" the d"'hur
r,r opinion Icy Mclaughlin j. pfd"f
Nlcd.
,iuqoppc ''ap'iI1io. appellant, " Zen
,,.f N.. Eup.tnI Rat. Wag 20. r.ADOndgnf
Judgment arlrmch with costs No opinion.
,puV.Iug. J, dissenting order MED.
Evan u Inrk - a. r"sp"hdehtr Nt
Bu"ut VISTA VI Bi-'h. tppeIIdi' Junt
m,nt modified a. directed IN opinion, and
rs modified s"irin"d WIN costs 20 r"spoh'
deus. opinion per curtain settle order
on ~. SEQ.
Sni".uou Marcus. an INFANT respondent
49, Soul" krinskN ana anoth"r' appellant
Judgment aud order affirmed with costs
M opinion order hled.
Antnnlp Srarpinsto; fespondent. Ns W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
FORECLOSURES sSL.Es

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
YORK The BpWery savings Bank, Plain
'ir. sgalI~t benjamin '. J. Nir'rrhottofn.
art others. D"i"ndants. Clerks HE 80.
In pursuance ~ a Judgment Of fore.
closure ami sale II!F made amt entered IN
N" shoy"-en'!t.el action and h-aring da'a
tho l4'h iat - January, 1915. I. 'ha
undersigned. ne Referee IN said Judgment
ram"i, vii 60 At publ al lion. at N.
S'r-~t. IN Tho Borough - Nauhn IAN, my
o. $"w York. ou NE loth lay % February,
ials =, - '.'.1,k neon On tht' dav, by
premises i!."r'ei ov ali Judgment 20 be
solo AMI therein described - follows
ami -i'ua'- IN IN. Eighth Wart ~ the
Borough - Manhattan. ,H'v ~ Sew Yo-G.
eri bounded -uI dc,, rib"i ~ follows
RE'iNNiN'' ~ - point on the e--''ry
fest ~'oIth"srI'y from th- sou'ne t-'"- 40
corner ~ sullivan sui -pr'nG street,. AM
-'!tning tn"r." "ast"srils ana pirte,
~.o.:hNtri AMI ps-t. 81 Ot-I -I.Ivtu
~.--e- .Nery 80 foot ih.u,. N-srN,rty
.uI p%art'c! wi ~priug ~.r"-' s.ver.y .,e
AM Theme u~qr'lNsru'F sIong tho -4na
fwen't ts. !s-- 30 the point Or p.ic. o:
bexiurirE
the riea'. tui .u-or"s's n 'nN par 80 ,
'h's acton Ht tu rri ID 80 said PIE" 90
made H, r.u :. " fo-i' i,..,i Na,...
-f-t. 1901. 90. D t. 'u ro~e.es.ou a'th.
ptlrtar- a''"ru. "ri may us eNt.nIn.l
Da- 3 N~v Y.-s. January 'ath. 1915
Alexander ) rACSKY. Refsre-
CADWNiNpER N''kERSH AN 4 TAFT.
A'i.rreSs '"r l''i"'r 90 Wal stree
The following - diagram Of IN. prop
sr'y - n- sold, IS street Numh-r IS =;
sullivan street:
sn-.rr -,r..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
EXCHANGE PARTNERS REFLECT
fssocistfOn Failed to Get q
change In ncomc TnH Decision.

At the annual meeting of tho Associa-
ton Of Partners Of Stock Exchange
Firms yesterday the officers were re-
elected. A new nominating committee
10 serve for tho present year was also
elected consisting Of III following: Am
brose D. Henry. chairman George y
Provost. George v. woolsey. H. b. Bs-
ruch. charles v. Benton and T.. +.
Hutton. The annual report says among
other things:
Your board has made an EFFORT 70
secure a change in the decision Of the
Treasury Department that all profits on
security transactions must be Included
In income tax returns. and that losses
may not be deducted. Our efforts TO
secure "A different Interpretation OF the
law were unsuccessful The text OF the
enactment Is 30 plain n a the Secretary
OF the Treasury holds that he cannot
change his decision. claiming that the
law Is clear and that any change must
come through action by congress. A test
Ease before the courts Is contemplated,
hut has not yet been brought"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
ship PROFITS
SHOWN AT HEARING
southern Pacific Wants to
Keep Vessels Despite War
tfains i'm sight.
Vow RTN At BIG LOSS

n Mint of tho srorTnOrs profits that
trs r-ifrg made ny owners Of American
-iitr, at rrr-ent vss gwen Yesterday by
T. r Spence. traffic dirertor Of the
southern Pacific system. at Il hearing
1-frrs mterstate Commerce COMMITS
4rner g. IT. Meyer IN the assembly
1p1n N tie Merchants Association in
..tis w.,.fvor-h Building
Nr +p-nre was a witness for the
+uliiier-1 Pacific in It's contention that
y snuhiId ne ~tllowe-i 70 rrtain the ships
u ire Morgan Line. plvtrx etwee New
Uria sud tialvrston and New York and
.v..v @riesrs The nan act prohibits
uilr1AdS srun owning steamship lines
uu.e=s II thp opinion of ire Interstate
.GlIurnere c'rnlnis,ion such ovnerrhip
m tire ribIio interest.
Nr +r~slcs testified thar the southern
r.c-iir usd -rffis>t fabulous offerr'' for
.irp uirrrsr- or -hzrttrfuR Of it, ships
~ = ~. var ~nrred. He said 10 was
-,ir~ -tat z tins Government compelled
tie ~rsiIrrs.l 70 soil rs ,u!rs they would
Ipt - 'is~t IN The present service. for. he
AIT 'tiIs nirrs4s"rs could make in
fmtpv nOre norev nv using them els. =
were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
SHIELDS OSBORNE AT TRIAL.
.I,r.fc. rvretNss Nm,w~ ~ warrior ~
Nsd tho D~opp~r rss~.

WIUTr n" w : = Nrh 4 TUs'T .
N@,r.rl.u.o~ uI'"l 'o-dAv that rho name
" Thomas N.'t OshorrH must ne oN-
IiI-I from ''a trial nov going IN ~
Ii,i tho rruo0-r Hsriar for immortality
PHI 'ir prison.
Itr.s l~ltr,ev. whose testimony before
no ,irart Jury that indicted W os-
lorro 'au-ed tho Indictment ~ twenty
ma curvNr'4. was IN" principal witness
,9srrs' Ntrlar There were counter inn
~ rnrspira".cs. Assistant DH-
r'sf Nitorn"v Ftllon irtimatlr= that
Warden Osborne htd tried 20 interfere
with Ir4 work and Kanlan's LAWYER in
tiUating hat the District N'turr-y had
favortu Witnesses known - he hostile
90 Nr nshnrLH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
The People In Partn~r,hip.

Germany. Mr.. i;oss said. built its
Oarnle trade by getting the people intp
partner>h,L The German Marine League
hae 5."uo branches.
tt hurnhl->t al German Norkmen.'
he said. knows that II he j. to have
a steady Job the things he makes must
be sold as quickly - he makes them.
and hat II they are sold outside GER
many they are twice a. profitable. be-
cause outsid. money. new money, comes
into his country Instead Of the same
none simply turning over from one
German pocket to another German
pocket. THREE hundred thousand Ger
man school children sing little songs in
praise and encouragement OF German
overseas ventures
Unity OF action among our merchants.
manufacturers and shipping companies
was urged by Mr.. Ring in the competi-
ton that is to follow the war. He
said ne WIS surprised AZ the lack of
export conditions displayed by manufac-
turers Al the foreign trade convention
IN New Orleans last week.
Mayor Mitchell. hailed by Or, Butler
q. a man who was 'devoting his patr,-
otto love 10 the city," said New York
wR doing It's hare by building ter
minsl facilities ae fast ~ the available
money permitted.
Among the resolutions adopted was
this That America should take her
place IN the betterment Of the world
by carrying her ideals Of humanity and
liberty with the nag over the Seven
Seas A J. liemphill was appointed
chairman or A ways ard means commit
tee. Among the luncheon guests were
Edward J. Berwind, r. H.. Bethel,
Irving T. Buzz. William T.. Corey, Fred
eric " Coudert, Joseph :, Frey
~linrhuvsen. 81. \. CASTOR. Henry A. Gil
dersleeve. J. W. Hartman, Henry X.
Hayes. Julius kruttsrhnitt. q. W. Lee,
l. y. Lore, Edgar :. Marston. Franklin
murphy, Morgan !. bBrien. William
Church Osborn. Alton y. Parker, VIII.
lam Barclay Parsons, Charles II. Ssbiu.
lSaac y. SelicWan. John y ~Stanchfeld,
Henry |" Stimsor. Henry Il. Towne, Guy
=. Tripp, Frank Trumbull. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and J q. White.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05

"Tifs --tiuiats ir- az - ~ss~-f4 " ~s~,rr
months IL urt- tor tf- ~ntt~ ~nurt- 49,
lt"arnfi-- iiEura- fr- -tir" r-c-- ~ f.~z Twts.
Ti"r' Wa- Erowth n eNpn-i+ IL +-nifti
America duriIR lPls II q isr=r uunti--
~ a%-tirl"s. such ~ s~E-i-u,ti-sI tnulA-
ut"ut-. ,uiu onttuu ciothH automobile
machinery anu l-atip~- Tie .vlpu-te -
autuuIonl,"- to Euu.i Au--Ics u 9ft..
practical dnuhi"u -tfioS. ~ rUiH %gyrii-
Ia" yhlu. ~ tie. "O,i cSIu-t"u ilT s.sr
v"s tire. times 'tiat - Tie Nest- Ut
Vuu- Exports ~ cu;trr .i,f.iY s,--r-
=" l"- cent Er.It.- -IlAu n 1rUE synle
exports ~ buus- WIN. wen. uuI- .fu4-
.tp-s OF 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
MAYORS FINANCIAL
PLAN STRIKES SNAG
Legislators Balk at Method
Suggested for Relieving
City's Treasury.
WON'T MAKE PLEDGES

Mayor MitchcIs plan 20 give hrs
measures for home rule and financial
relief a big boost on their way through
the Albany min by calling into CON
ference all the Legislative rcprc-crts-
tivee Of New York city showed signs yes
terday OF breaking down under the In
fiuence of certain political and partisan
tendencies which the Senators and AZ
semblymen disclose when the time comes
to consider methods a. against rrir-
ciples.
Democrats ana Republicans alike
agree that the city IL In II bad way
financially. but when u comes 10 sc-
cepting the way out suggested by the
Mayor and his friends not all Of ihese
statesmen are In accord Al the con
tinuation Of last weeks conference al
the city Hall yesterday the Legislators
Sat down hard on any proposition TO
exact pledges from them. and Il wac
! made plain that they do not RELISH such
publication as was made lHr week Of
those present.
Furthermore. when Z comes 30 the
matter of giving tho BOARD ~ Estimai.
the powc to nS the number and salaries
of county dupuiutive offices u ~ evident
AssA ~ - W = AdAIN'k VI ~ IINIf|
people af- strong for the Uemucfatir
Board OF Aldermen a. araii~t tho fusion
Board Of Estimate
Ass.iuhlNina Callahan. lcVder ~ tho
minority 80 Albany. took ISSUE with ne,
Mayor 81 iuIs point. Tn. MsNols iItu
j. 10 anl'td thc Charter 30 as 20 give no.
Board ui Estimate power TO fix tho
number OF all officers. except elective
off ers. and employees paid from the
'ItN treasury ana to give To. Hoard
OF Aldermen on the recommendation co.
the Board of Estimate power to ffx ,ho
salaries OF these off e.r~ and employees
The Asseuhlymau argued that tho
county 80 woll ar the city SHOULD b.. CON
sIi"r"1 Ia Tie question NJ HON. rui..
ana that h. believed the local count, au-
'horl'irs ought to Ak the lumber aud
remuneration Of non-electiye ofiic.rs and
employee
H." i'1ried OUT thsa ~ al u.nc,
count - ~ ~. state .Ac.yt Nrw ir-.
Tn" Er'nN. kiars, Queens aad Er.,-
mond this task - performed ve', sat
isidc'"r.} 10y IA" county Hoard ~ ~
perNis"'~ Therefor. iu Greater New
lork 'NIs task should fa' go ia. lie.
deeceudan. ~ IA, Hoard of SUPER sos
NOT H." ''pard 90 Estimate. ru- ~, tu.
Board uf Aldermen. but VI Zach count,
OF ttc greater city 80 that rruup uf
Aide Ii"u elected 'he.fiu,u. that size
liiig ii,iN" sG"ui' tHs' suriitrs from So,
bosom of tho people aud reflects 100 30.
large company o' th. FUN hoard ti,o
deals. tt'l' aspirations and 'h,Ir a.,
coIuIl4sim"i.'S.
Comptroller licnde EAST said IN '-ri,
hat The situation hes. Is y.ruua. Sew
lvih c.'y comprises -. rpu-rie- No
ott'r uiiy 90 ~. STAT. cutuIrise~ e,.r
a N."|r.t NuglfF" no ags $3.50 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
RAILROAD MEN HEAR
OF A MARINE NEED
Importance Of New Laws for
Merchant Ships Made Plain
at Luncheon.
SLOGAN: RESTORE FLAG

The necessity 81 impressing every
American with the importance of having
Congress pass laws making possible the
upbuilding of a merchant marine was
yciccd yesterday at "A luncheon given by
the trustees and honorary vice-presidents
~ the National Marine League at the
Railroad club N the Hudson Terminal
Building. The speakers were August
Belmont, chairman Of the trustees. p.
"A. ". Ross. presiden, of the league {:
MAYOR Mitchell. Welding Hing Dock
Commissioned u A. =. smith and II. W.
Cook. yic.-prcsideut 81 the Erie Rail-
road. pr. Nicholas Murray Butler In
truduced them.
TIE league was organized about a
wear ago. one - its principles Is That
American overseas transportation for
American products under American rom
srrl should Ice secured and maintained.
n is now engaged in "A inpai TO en-
roll 1000. ooo members and to make the
individual realize that his daily pros
pcrity depends upon more ships"
There is no movement except that
for naval and military preparedness
ss,d Mr.. Relin"nt. which appeals 10
mo more than The one having for Its
aim the restoration of our nag TO Its
riSiitful place on the high seas. a posi-
zion II OCCUPIED when our nation num-
H~red only one-third Of It's present pop
u1nficn.
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l<ana " ha-IIOrking Bond suit.

\ suit to foreclosc "A bond issue ~
So. 500. oOo ~ the Misunderstanding Coal
and coke company made III 1901 was
filed iu the supreme Court yesterday.
The defendants are the Hooking VALLEY
Railway company and the Toledo ana
ohio Central RailwaN Company. which
tho bonds. The suit l.
brought IN behalf Of Daniel l.. foiner"\,
" alter Ruckuer. Lewis l. clarke and
Stacy =. Richmond, owners 90 s-,@>'"''
of the bonds.
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hi CHICAGO MARKET.

CIlCAaO. Feb I pri,rs cas"i on from
! 10 . points. with tradlnG 81 GOOD lroIor
lions The selling movement was eu'Our
10y the unsettled condition IN the New
York market Sears RochU i. tlu",gu pu.u
matte Tool, Diamond Match and stewart
Warner were the weak features American
Shlphullding gained . poluls early, but Lost
all of the gam AT tn" close Bonds "A little
hrmcr. The IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-05
Su.,"m. R-c-ip,s Yesterday.

The total receipts for duties a, tho
Custom House yesterday were s4aT.-
6""'6, of which l73,s36.Ni was for mer-
chaudlsc withdrawn FROM huuded ware.
houses arr sa23.s>3.s. for recent Impor-
tai OILS.
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nhf.NlE p,h't' COUNTY or NEW
l'fN "" Niu,ent- Hospital or Tue
'N or N-" tork, PHintt~. against Rabbi
sac ho0an Ihao. os, seminary
association AM others Defendants
pa.E."le % a '~Ads n-nt or 'or.-
c.n''rN ana Er- in" made and entered N
= atoN" emitted ACTON and bearing ia'e
ne llth Jay OF January. 1915. L. the
rtfU-u, Will sell at puhiic auction, a. me
I.A.hahxe SsIesroomi~ No. lt-l5 Ncsey
9Ft.r ~ ths Borough, OF Manhattan, CITY
~ VIEW YORK. on me lith day Of February.
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PATERSON, y !, Fch. 4.-Thc Iatcr-
son Board uf Finance has decided to
issue $50" Goa M serial bonds Ia DAY
mar, &c tie s6"", Gao for which Paterson,
- sti|l indebted To the rasssic Valley
Sewerage commission.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

pIill iDLl.rIlA iet Z : i-s'itoust,
tone Ha- rrfiertcd ~ tho -to,h maIi.-t L-t'
p,l,-- closed around The low inoI - ili ~.
declines wTi" VOuiius1 TO less 'aH a poIH.
Cambria >ieel p'nhsCi,iuIa karrpaI al.
Philadelphia RAPID Trausf W.r' toe wai,
arNr -iooks luud4 ~eIn sic.lA uu niul-ral.
tradlug The srnnaf,