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MERCANTILE MARINE
CONTINUES TO SOAR
Heavy Buying Of Preferred
for American International
Is Reported.

More than 10000 shares of Inter-
national Mercantile Marine preferred
stock were traded in on the Stock En-
change yesterday and more than 10000
shares of the common changed hands.
The preferred opened at s2l.-s3. and
the high for the day was S4i4. The
common opened at 24-237s and the
high was 25s.
The continued strength in the pre-
ferred and common stocks OF the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine Company IL
attributed in well informed circles to
two things. First. It is understood in
some quarters that there has been heavy
buying of the preferred stock in the past
few days for the account OF the .Amefi-
can International Corporation. and sec
ond, II Is reported that the preferred
and common stock holders have almost
reached an agreement regarding the
plan for the reorganization OF the CON-
pany.
Bankers in close touch with the affairs
OF the International Mercantile Marine
Company were inclined yesterday to be
lieve the report that the American Inter-
national Corporation has been buying
both the preferred and common stock with
the view OF obtaining about 25 per cent.
of each class and thereby gaining repre-
sentatIon III one of the biggest of the
shipping companies. Frank \. Wander
lip. chairman of the board, refused to
comment on the report yesterday.
Late yesterday 1t was learned In au-
th~oritative quarters that the American
International Corporation has succeeded
in acquiring all the preferred desired
and It was also stated that the common
stock is being purchased for the same
corporation.
The rumor that the preferred and com
mon stock holders ommittees-the
Wallace committee and the Piatten com
mittee-have practically reached an
agreement In regard to the rcorGaniza-
ton OF the ompan had II that an an
nouncement OF the plan will he made
public during the week.
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REFINED SUGAR PRICE
SCARS TO TAO CENTS
Raw Market for Spot Product
Also Advances ~ 1-2 Points
to $3.50 Cents.

- 5000
0enheo eusar yesterday "oVeu All
other step upward. In the rise which has
followed the RESUMPTION OF heavy foreign
hvv,r. Il, Oh. ,oca, mario, ohou, n
,nnr,h .wa I.rsi raanars ouo,cd ~ NJ
. 40 conts , r,,. ~ ~ and IL cent. n
ro,,,d whi,a pbi,ads,nh,n reaneries
ratsad ,n.,r nr,ca, On : so corts sn,,ai.
,ina tho racord hivh wh,ch Vas reachea
in .uy,s, iaii The mics NJ reaned
agar q vsar ago was 4 90 cents a mound.
A. Tho same time the raw market
for spot sugar advanced axn po,nts. IN
4 40 csn,s n mound n record nrice for
Tho vear ana oniv i. lower than the
record high Registered In August. 1914.
some ~ ooo haas nj April statements
from Cuba were purchased by redners.
which was res,onsihIc for this rise.
While there are plentifu, stocks Of raw
sugar an hand In Cuba. reiners report
that they arc unable TO obt ain more thar
enough 10 keen them going because Of
the difficulties in getting freight space.
Manuel Rionda. president of the Cuba
Cane Sugar Corporation. in a letter
which has been made hubble by j. 4
" Sei,unan for the beneNt of share-
holders states that in view of the pre-
~vaIi,np nrice Of 4 cents n mound on
sugar n ia moi unreasonable TO assume
that the profts Of the CORPORATION will
exceed scO a share on common stock
after the of preferred diyi-
dends. II was estimated by him at the
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public O6erings Yesterday In Man"
haitian, The Bronx and Brook1yn.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.

~
BY Joseph p. Day.
Ri sslsss5'f Ssss 81 ss;s Z. . i ,,s TENN, e nG"s sni
strs-Lena Hoehn ct al agt Rosa Nor
asco ct al; due. s32. 900: taxes. &c. 5000;
e the pla!n.lf for .iris 'oVo
Louis c wallach agt Edward Mcmahon
ct al: due. s3.773.st; taxes, &C. ssi2.2o;
adjourned to May 2.
w,,,.pr ny sy Charles A a Berrias nna st. ssx
100. 5 sty tenmt and trs-Frederi ID
Weeks. trus. ast Alderman Realty. GO
ct al: due. t?s:io6.e4; taxes. &c, $3.50;
ssrH ST. ~ y, R p. 4 !. q PEs.s y sih av. s..sx
$50. I sty tenmt-Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank ast Ellen Reynolds. indiv
and cxtrx ct al. due. sI.779.l7; taxes. Sc,
i.56s.2i: to the plaintiff for $1,000
lat seos THIRD AvENuE.l
VILLA Asyy, a ssTs.s' = A. sh ISM o, Van
and strs--N Y Title Insurance co agt
Aloha Realty Co ct al: due. $32.i6s.4i;
taxes, &C. 'i;7si.os; adjourned to
MCCLELLAN ST. S W C Grant av. ioosi5s.s.
Kovacs Construction co ct al: due, "a
800; taxes. &c. as: subject to ist mtg
$500: to Morris scivin for .......S9,5oo
GLOVER ST. .. lis Lyon av. :sxioo.
vacant-Anna g WILDLY agt Harry
Arnold ct al; due. sL.4si9i; taxes. SC.
1850: to the plaintiff for $4,000
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
wALwoRrH ST. W .. 2s7 $ Flushing ay.
:6xioo-L Levy ct al agt + Reiner e. al.
to the plaintiff for $500
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BUSINESS LIES CONVICT HIM.
4. =. Wins First Action Here for
Mailing False Statements.

Julius wunsch. president OF the Venus
silk Glove Manufacturing Company OF
5 Hayward street. Brooklyn. and 229
Fourth avenue. Manhattan. was found
guilty in Brooklyn yesterday Of using
the mails in a scheme to defraud cred
itors by sending out false statements as
to the financial condition Of his business.
II was the first conviction Of the kind
in the Fedora eastern district Of New
York.
wunSJ. tried before Van Vechten
Veeder. United States District Judge. was
charged with sending in May and June.
1914, letters to three creditors In which
he gave his paid In capital as $4,000
without ch, ging a loan OF $o2. 900
against II. me letter was sent TO the
John II. Dunlap Company Of 25& Fourth
avenue, Manhattan. dealers in raw silk.
and II was on this that he was con-
victed. WunsCh's firm was forced into
bankruptcy in September. 1914. lis liza
bilities being 10000 and its assets
$4,000.
Wunsch will be sentenced on Monday.
The maximum penalty is "A fine OF 81 900
and Imprisonment for five years.
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BROW.
LIS pE<NE<S.
Manhattan.

5TH Az " =. c5ll n ll;th 81, c5Nioo-
Sigmund Aslner agt Louis Rnda'skv .;
a. foreclosure OF mtg. a'tys, Lind a
PfciNer.
ltSD ST. = s, eT5 2 sth aH. c5Naa1I-
Jeanne l. Ford agt Robert u Resting 81
al foreclosur" Of intsl: attys. Dexter,
Osborn & Fleming.
3aTH ST. 536 W-Icanie T. Ford art cas-
sandra Mendelsohn ct al foreclosure Of
mtgp. attys, Dexter, osborn & emit
rposrrc Az "r"n.' Macy r.. s,.x
Zoo . Elizabeth McCargh'n. ss gIn. as;
Cedar 'oustn Co foreclosure of mtg,
li'vs. Arrowsmtth A huun.
WEBSTER Az, e : o." : :lnth 81 COS
T35-Ahraham pppcnhcimer AZ saliva
tore NJ de PaSquaie foreclosure OF
mtEl: atty. c Weishaupt.
SIMPSON ST. @ y, 80 n Barretto -. 10y
1906. and simpson ~. q =, l25 II Rarr'tto
st. 15Nl05-Louis Siivcrman aet liibharI
Hldg Corpn ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attys, GoIdfein 4 Weltnsch.
FULTON Av. 1878 TO l@si-Edwnrd KNAPP
agt John II J Ronner ct a! foreclosure
Of mtg atty, q \ ~Stelnmullcr.
PROSPECT Az, 207S- robert \ Powers.
rs exr and trus, agt Giosue Gallant 81 ~
foreclosure OF mtg. attys, cary "
Carroll.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Bank Of New York deposited sia5,.
900 In sovereigns at the Assay Offce yes.
terday.
Oscar Hoppe Of New York has been
elected q director OF the Zine Conceptrat.
sng Company. increasing the board from
hre to six members.
FarsoD. Son e. 60. and j, s. Bache & ca.
nave been awarded $3.50. O00 Syracuse lla
per cent, serial bonds, They are Offering
The unsold balance at a 3,95 per cent.
easis
nraden Copper Company has called for
resumption on June ! at l05 and interest
Us eoiiateral trust q per cent. gold bonds.
Payment VIII he made by farmers loan
and Trust. COMPANY for ali bonds presented
prior to June /. after which Interest Will
cease. "
American shelters Securities Compap
per cent hfteen year sinking fund gold
vonus' aated February ! 1911, to the face
vs.ue o. Vac oO0. have been drawn fol
sssmption and VIII. be paid on at the
Snes Ss the Central Trust Company on
s@s accrued Interest. ~ WV
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SALE OF ROCK ISLAND ASKED,
Effort Ia Pay Interest With Bond.
holders Money IL Charged.

CHICAGO. April 25.-Enorts to bring
about a foreclosure OF the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Railway were BEGUN
by the Peabody bondholders' committee
before Federal Judge Geiger to-day when
Attorney l.. c. Krauth presented his pe-
tition to the court asking leave to file a
bill of foreclosure.
The Peabody committee represents the
holders OF some $23,000.0 900 worth of the
FIRST and ~refunding morteage bonds, of
which there is a total issue of Sl1l.-
O00.0 600. They contend that the payment
Of the interest on their bonds by the
issuance OF receivers certificates is in
reality paying the interest with their
own money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
HoRsEMEN REHEARsE PAGEANT
Make Final Preparation for Horse
show ~ Dur1an d's.

Many horsemen attended The final
rehearsal last night Of the Period
Equestrian Pageant at the Duyland
Riding Academy. The mounted tab
virants viii be presented each
night OF the show, tonight, Tomorrow
and Friday night, The building has
been decorated aud over 400 horses
have been entered in the different classes.
Thirteen classes will be judged each
night, the first at I:45 l.. VI. The fol-
lowing are the judges for the show Har-
ness horses, four in hands. tandems and
harness ponies. f. Won der Horst Koch,
william du Pom and Hamilton H.
Salmon saddle horses and ponies under
saddle, William L. Emo and Major
Charles +. Benton hunters and jump
ers. Charles Ballard and Harry Worces-
ter Smith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

1870 ST. eii-s2S W. part ID floor ,sl IT,.
hat-bii ". part 81 foor. iad -. tI1-GI"
". ground amt ID floor. i3J -. |.sI-,.s
". h~nt. 1t ami 81 floor. 4ith -. ~.
tate 60 to william Green Corpn. SIG
yrs from May /. 1916 atty, VIM Green,
81 Av. 40. store.' &c-Adolph J Davis T.,
Chss Paiumho. los T. lltth ~. I yr.
from May /, 1915; address. 40 Sd aN. 5000
18th ST. n :. lot $40. map estate g Ray.
aii-Marie " J DE 'ourya, - calm N
Eddie. $50 W lilst -, 20 IL yrs from
Nov !. isi5. address. 1sl eti av t5-t
lST AN. 81. store. &c-'hss II hhhoi' O.,
Mary. k.I, go" Amsterdam az, u 1T!
SSs sIm from M ia ~, 't'''' dnss,,.
AMSTERDAM Az. II . cor 1874 -. cot
store Morn!ngside View 90 TO Conrad
Won Iange. l7s3 SedgwIck hv. 10 Nr.
from May /. 1915: atty. Shilani 4 II.
iiTH ST. 10 " an English American
Really Go to Man Nydiyk, l'o3 ~ av I
Yrs from MAY !, 1919, at'y, Marry S,hu'
LEXINGTON ~. +-.-i23, I upper stories
.Patk J Flanuery ~ The T'rmiut.
House Go, > yrS from MAY ! 1917. t''y
y \ Fischer, so iih ....,.....S $3.50"
tiTH ST. le@ ", all same - same, ! . y
Yrs from MAY T., l9ls, atty. SAINT" 81 900
Nastor 20 Harry chlGriu. 81 ~ y % ".
from May / 1910 ....,..,......,.Sl $500
INTERNtLE Az. t>e al. b~-wt-Arns I.
prneEe to World Wet Wash i.auud' 90
In. sse Interval" ~. ! ~ from MAY !.
ku!>iu. .99 RwaN .....-... 5000
INTEHVALE Az. sSg-el. mrs, noor -Somo
TO sHml Ecker. gSp Iutrryal- av. Q w.
from MAY /, 1915; atty. same s'2o % $500
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ANOTHER GASOLINE PROCESS.
kansas city Inventor D~monstrat..s
Its Refining Method,

Kansas CITY. Mo. April 95.--A
process which. 4, Is claimed. may ,evo-
.lu,ionize the methods Of refining gaso-
lenc and reduce the price was demon
-tratcd to-day by It's inventor, Louis
Bone Cherry. II is based on an electro
chemical process. The inventor poured
kerosene into "A iank n drew out gaso-
.ene. witnesses say.
The finished product, II was said. when
placed in the tank Of a motor car pro-
PEELED the machine easily and smoothly.
Scientists and prospective investors in
the invention were the witnesses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26
lls BURR0S FOR BOSTON TOTS.
Two Carloads Of Old Campaixners
Leave Texas.

MARIA, Tex. April 25.--Two carloads
OF burr"s, lls in all. have been shipped
from here to Boston, where they will
be put In the parks or sold as pets for
Boston children to ride.
The burros were part OF a drove Of
zoo used as pack animals by Gen. Sal
vador Mercado's Federal army in its
flight from Chihuahua city to Ojinaga.
when Gen. Mercado brought the family
~ Gon Imis Terrazas IN the horder
After tho battle Of Ojinaga. in which
Mercedes men were driven across the
river to Preside, and 5000 Mexicans
made prisoners by the United States
army. the burros were brought across
and sold
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NOTICES.

HUTTON, HENRIETTA ?.
of al order Of i~Iu.ugalIy l.t. "5
- Surrogate of the tplu. r. "."
NotiCe is hereby gwen t.
having claims HEa'tHf Ilan'
late Of the County Of N'W N.
10 present tho same WITH '..
20 the subscribed, At 'hn.r u., . ''
Ing business at ITO oi' r N. ,
Jnauu, 80. ~ Walt Silrt. .f
New lois, ON az h"fpr' f|H t.' .
1875. Dated. Sew hur., .I .
October. 1915 HENRY \ Il i..
EEitk II, ALLEN, AdnlIu.,
ALLEN 4 CAMMANN. Nf"
Administrators. e / u, b,
New York City,
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REA SAYS |. |. R. R.
Is 80 YEARS AHEAD
Pennsy President, Testifying
in Minority's S28.OOO,O 600
Suit, Defends Plans.
SAVED FROM SCRAPHEAP'

Samuel Rea. president of the Penn
eylvanla Railroad. testified before Stu
preme Court Justice Lehman yesterday
In IA suit brought by Dick Bros. & Co.,
the Stock Exchange firm. in behalf Of
the minority stockholders Of the Long
Island Railroad TO recover SIS. 900 900
from Mr.. Rea and other directors Of the
Long Island who are also officials OF
the Pennsylvania. lie said that he
never found any conflict between his
duties AZ president OF the Pennsylvania
and director of tho Long Island. The
minority stockholders contend that the
vast expenditures made by the Long
Island In recent years were really In the
interest Of the Pennsylvania. In his tes-
Testimony President Rea said:
AS I was a director OF both roads
you may rest assured that whenever I
attended a meeting Of the directors Of
the Long Island company ! voted and
acted for the best interest Of all the
stockholders and not for any particular
group Of stockholders. For many years
before the successful electrification Of
railroads within committing distance Of
che large cities the Pennsylvania Rail-
o a sought an entrance into the heart
Of New York city. realizing that to
compete with the New York Central
some such terminal within the city was
absolutely necessary.
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PROPOSALS.
INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS
Part OF the Fourteenth Strect-Ea IN
kMnIl IrMMslt kl.lrohd

Sealed bids or proposals for the e%o's'r.r
ton OF section NO. / Of Route 40 = . per;
Transit Railroad, VIII 10 received D.,
Pubic service Commission Tor "a. r.
District Hereinafter called the t DUMAS.
.Iuu'r a. the office of Ia" ~'uGnr.s-..' %
va 10 Broadway Borough of Maui ..-
Sow York cay. uuiil tho 18th deN So,
1910 1t tw"'v" 81 'eru b-.l5I u'..ui & a.
TO h"' tNed nv tho Commission. a. re.
po~aI~ WIFI ~" publicly op-u"l
Tho sali section NJ. ! u Kol'" =. -
70 he a t"o sra Is sIhsIrf' . rttraI. -
~ the Borough Of Manhattan. from i u5r.
about goo fr'' west ~ ~" '"N''u 'I"
ru~ ."r.y building iuc of living '...
Tn" work 10 he done MI o.. % ~
care ana support OF surfa r. sut-tr'e -
overhead structure, tho m1'u.orrr.s .
Tho method % construction oH' We r..'
by tunneliug and paruy boy cN.ua'.. '-.
r." coa,r?g'or mu-, within Me-.
nN the Contract a. uHy Doe 30. "
no railroad In condition for upa t.-
l.nsi complete q, other wo'"
4 iaIler. de- %r'ption ~ -" e.
other requirements, prG''s'oHs s'l sr'
cations are GiNeu in ne l.'o..H.
Contractors and "a 10" torn -
contra drawing uHgd rr. IH Dr..
Proposal. which are to b." aeem.i F.
~ mis- Invitation and copies u: r.. w
10 Inspected ana ~purchie'3 at 'Ho r" "
the Commission.
The receipt Or bids vii 70 SUI o.,
re~Guircmsuts specified N 'al4 Ir:..n- n
Mew, York Arm 20. r9,s
THlE FIRST DISTRICT
Nv OSCAR : STEtT> ,tIi nan
JAMES u WALKER. Segrcfsrv
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Hurtra Realty Company. Manhattan:
capital. $1,000; directors, Lazarus II.
Schlechter, Miriam X. Schltchter and Der
nard Ginsky.
The ~ Iinden Avenue Realty Corpora
william VI. Dillmeicr. Emily V. Dillmclef
and Agnes Il. Schumann.
Kinshl Engineering Company. Bronx;
capital, $1,000; directors, Abraham X,
King. Charles Schlesinger and Herman Il
Elias.
NUvonoo Construction Company. Brook
Ign: capital. 5000; directors, James War.
mock. James Donovan and Margaret Dono-
van.
Ralph Grant Realty Company, Queens;
cnpital $1,000: directors, Ralph Grant,
Catherine Grant and Max Sell.
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SALES.
~ FORECLOSuRE

IN FORECLOSURE.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Fsnnie VI. k"ppel. PlaIntin. sr,ins,
Pauline Rrcterman and others. Defrndunts
Clerks File No .~s,tlf-Iear 1915. EIwnrd
Il. Oihcmau rlaIulims Attorney. ri Nas'
sau Street, New YORK.
Judgment entered April 18th, 1915 pur-
suant to said Judgment the uud.rsIrnea
will sell at public auction. at the Exrhsnpa
Salesropm, Nos li-l6 Nesev street. I'm ia
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF Ncw yorE
at twelve o'clock noon on MAY ION. I,IG'
by Henry BRADY, al'tione"r. the mortgnged
N d~il'tl'd hN said Judgment TO Lo
sold, situated on the rortherlv side ~
SHY second St'"ct IN tho SAIL Rornugh,
81, e,tJ %. T,U:h Avenue, ,N-uiiu, :;
feet w~est"rly f.. front and rear, aud having
a depth of 100 feet 3 inches.
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69ui street,
Section I, block lli+. street No. aS5 Wat
62nd Street. ~
Approximate" amount Of tho mortcaVc
from March 3oth, l9lC. costs ana nllownrcc.
e5SS taxes, water rates and asses
Ments,. approximately s3S3.S5, together
with the expenses OF the sale.
Dated New York. April l4th, 1915.
ELEk J, LuDvlGH, Referee
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llbTH ST, N " cor Anthony av, Sl.lN9S
Antonio Buonodono agt Cleland Rl'y
Go, owners and contractors, ,.,..,S3,u2r
FREMONT Az. 3li-Antonio Ruonodoup
agt Davidson Az Rity 60. owners and
10TH ST, n W cor Anthony av. 7Oa>gS
Murray 4 nm 60 ast Cleland Ritz 90,
Abraham Davis and Louis Davis. owners,
'leland lilty Co. contractors. ,.,. sl.-U
JOHN ST. " y, ia n Dltmars ST. i@.N
3O0-Sargent & 90 agt Harlem Yacht
club, owners: American Real Estate 90.
FREMONT Az, SIS, ies c Anthony Nv, 8;
NI3s.a-Thos G Edmonds ~ Go agt
davidson Az itity %, Abraham Davis
and Louis Davis. owners; Davidson Az
Rlty Co, contractors. , :, i..,,..,,.,.se9 6
10TH ST. nv cor Anthony av, ioOxlou
@Thos G Eimonds & 90 agt Clelaud
Rlty Go, II cleland. Inc, Abraham Davis
and Louis Davis, owners, Clcland RI,N
20, contractors ,,,,..,. Ssbl
FREMONT Az, = =, l23 . Anthony az,
I,SNl3A,H -Norwhlk Lock 60 ugt paNII.
son Az Realty Co; Abraham Davis aud
Louis Davis. owners; Davidson Az Rcnl,y
i7erH ST n " c Anthony ay, i6oxico""
NorNalk Lock Co sgt Abraham Davis;
Louis Davis, Cleland Realty 90 aud n
'leland, Inc. owners; Cicland Realty co,
AUGUSTA FL. e =. 23s.a II Eastern UI,I
2SNio0--Georgc Hokmann agt Grace A
Mack, owners and contractors S.Os OF
FREMONT AN. = =, i2S G Anthony av, 67Sx
la9.s--Harlem River Lumber & Wool
Working Co agt Davidson Az Realty,
Co: abraham Dsvi: and Louis WAs.
Henry Clelsnd. contractors IN ..,l,tso
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First HAD Hudson bridge plan.


"The Pennsylvania first wanted to
come across tho much talked of Hudson
River bridge. which was before the cleo
IRRIGATION OF roads was an assured sue
cess. As soon rs practicable the idea Of
tube connections into New FORK was car
ried out. These tube connections will
eventually be just as profitable to the
Long Island "a they are pr~oportionately
to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
1.-THE mistake the minority stock
holders make is in supposing that a road
a remain stationary. The directors in
spending the $2s. 900. 900 which the
minority shareholders think Is INSULT
ciently remunerative were planning at
least atty years ahead-as all good rail-
road directors ought to do. II was only
a question of time when the improve
ments woulh have had to be made or the
Long Island would have been relegated
70 the scrap heap"
Mr.. Rea testified tina he made an in
spectlon trip over the Long Island when
the Pennsylvania first got control and
found the road very much run down"
at was what We call Il local road"
he said. THE road was not paying ex-
penses. IL had little credit and traffic
va very uncertain. During the sum
mer months the traffic was large. hut
during the remainder OF the year II was
light. In making our improvements we
preserved all the local business of the
road, which was very beneficial"
Some Testimony Stricken Out.
Mr.. Rea testified that the Long Island
road always had a Gree hand" IN deter.
mining all duest ions, but on objection BY
L. Latin Kellogg. counsel FOR the plain
till, the court struck out this testimony.
Tho court remarked hat while the road
might have had a free hand. the same
might not have been true of the d.
sectors.
Everything that related to the spend
ing OF money was fully discussed before
We took action said Mr.. Rca. The
improvements We made at Jamaica were
the salvation OF the company. There ha.,
been a revenue of over SO. 900, 900 in Ave
years as a result of the Jamaica i'm
provemen'."
"Why VAS so much money SPENT
ut is general In railroad affairs to
look into the future and deal with future
needs in order that we may not be found
unprepared when the improvements are
p ally needed" said Mr.. Rea. 1T was
for this reason that the East New York
and Bay Ridge improvement, We're made.
They will he valuable assets in The
future"
The case will go on to-day.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

SYST ST, lJG to 100 W--Ferdinand " C;ciler
agt Wesley Realty Co et al; Jan ~.
MI, dsit Ia pa.;.,r ,sessS 8.
Florence Kovner ct al, March 20,
ya.nniEE vwy'c'isiss 40
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ct al: Dec 20. 1918 .......Sta
SAME. .PRopERTY-same agt same; Dec
sH' 1913 'os
i36TH ST, $3.50 R-Bertha y ROUGH
aEt- John Il slattery ct al; Dec rs,
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VERMONT.
HYDE NJ R, s2'' Ky. vs. /,
n D West >dih u Uuiu May !. making engage.
mcnis fur season of l'li. For hOollet and Nor.
nation address MIR HYDE Tel 500 SCHUYLER
MONT.


SPRUCE CABIN Inn Where yoq CAN
en- suite with hsth. Garage. Saddle horses
All amusemcnts. Bklt. trssco station. Lack
r, II. W. }. n NJ. u PRICE Canadensis. Pa,
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MISCELLANEOUS,

''Summcv HomeS" 1913 pages OF pictures and
~ o"'N descriptions Of sullivan
County, Send o. postage "a q, !" Robinson,
General Passenger Agent. Dept T.. Ontario &
Western ky Grand Central Terminal y. CIV
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MECHANICS LIENS.
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40 Az, $ e cor Hist 81. ?iNl00-DomonIco
owner 1renewaD 49,, 1880. .s2,2a7 0j
Attn ST. l2T W--Thomas Galligan, Inc,
agt estate Of Mary f. Stcbbins, owner
warmstein & kirschenbaum. contrar-
tpfs q. O. o. . . O. . . 70 o r e e , r q s-.s O. . t . ..tss NF'
ST. 64-Dsvid Meyer agt Harold
Spielberg, owner; Morris KaIish 4 WI.
lam Simkowits, contractors. .,...,-<.uo
LEXINGTON Az, > @ cor i4th st. S5NlS -
I.arken Lumber Co agt Patrick J Flan-
merry, owner, Louis Sele,zky. contrac-
tor SSlb 20
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FOllOWing are the EARNINGS IN detnII
OF the company for the quarter ended
March 81. 1916:
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OLD DOMINION LINE. To a.! point,
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