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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
GROWING TRADE ADDS
TO FREIGHT RIDDLE
Production Below Demand
Railroads and Ship Lines
Are OvcrtAXcd.

Steadily growing business. with the
handicap Of still more serious difficulty
in moving goods. Is reported in the
weekly trade reviews.
Dun's says: "Disrcgarding precedent,
business steadily grows In volume nj a
time when more or less contraction is
usually experienced. II IL the period for
a temporary lull. but even in retail
branches. which ordinarily are most AZ
fected, activity is exceptionally we'll sus-
tained on the whole.
clearance and special sales being
largely patronised keep he department
stores busy, while snow II cold over n
wide area have stimulated final distribu-
ton of seasonable goods. especially rub
Der n heavy footwear. Though 81
hepeit in this connection the storms.
however. really proved a drawback by
adding to the burdens Of he railroads.
which continue overstrained by the great
rush Of traf'c."
Brodstrcet's says TRADE reports vary
little In tenor from those If preceding
weeks. the story they tell being one OF
sustained activity. with production much
below unstinted demand Buying in most
parts OF the country proceeds on al ex-
tensive scale. a shortages and embar-
goes v become more serious. vessels
to take out exports are lacking, the
scarcity Of dyestuffs IL acute. labor is IN
supply, jobs are more numerous
than seekers. wages keep on rising and
large employers find 1t more profitable
to placate their employees than to resist
their demands.
Better employment at relatively high
wages has brought on increased demands
for staple articles and enlarged savings
accounts"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
SAYINGS BANKS HAD
A PROSPEROUS YEAR
Resources Increased S61,841,.
8O1-Deposits SHOW Gain
Of &47,7O5.979.
NEW BANK IN FLATBCSH

ALBANY. March 10.--The savings
banks of New York State experienced a
prosperous twelve months during the
year ended January 1. 1915. according
to reports flied with State superinten-
dent OF Banks Eugene Lamb Richards.
The resources on that date aggregated
si.974.046.3Ij. an increase for the year
OF Ss1.slI sol. while the surplus in
creased si4.4Is.s3s. the tota, being
sl54.124,l61.
During the same period the deposits
showed a gain Of s47.705.o7s. and d!vi-
dends credited aggregated $s5.i?+.S2S.
THE total amount deposited. exclusive
Of dividends credited to was
Sil2,502, 1853. as against withdrawals OF
S42y. 9OS.10a. The number Of dcpositors In
savings banks at the close OF the year
was 3.243.362 an Increase for the year
Of '12,037. Average deposits mounte
to $685. 80.
since the close OF the year an au-
thoriza,ion certificate was granted to
the Flatbush Savings Bank Of Brooklyn.
II being the first savings bank author
ICED since 1910.
The following tables show the cond!-
ton OF the savings banks on January
!. 1916. IN comparison with their cond!-
ton on January I. 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
Complete List Handed Down ny
First Department Yesterday.

The following decisions we've handed
down yesterday by the Appellate Di-
vision. i'is' Department
There's, ~se.sTts, ct al. APPELLANTS VS.
n,ri'l q Rel ~ al, imp'"scci. rrspon-
GENTS ordcr denyin. motion % bring In
with $40 cost. and disburse nen's and
milton srsr'.d mraer ,'qIi,'nx pan;
ii.nurs~men,s ana motion tented with 90
costs. order vaca;irs "-ie- for esam''.,
with 80 costs and di>pufr,ments ana
order Or examination r%"iusttt i and mod
Ned as d%irec'ed n "P'n,o" op'n'ons by
curing In pat. an SCOT. j. d!ssen,!ns>.
settle order On not.
,,,sn r ner,s's'n n,, riai M. ., =. n,,,,
judgment ordered Cor. defendant yith
costs. opinion by Downing. J. Settle or
i.r a." notice.
Irr Fchc-ilrs, respondent, vs. MORT.
Ho-.or,oom and another, appellants. or
Ser r..ors"d with 50 costs and dishurss-
MOI ani motion granted No opinion,
Mn';'e !. Humphrey, respondent, vs. Lee
q Hn'nphr'y: Hpp"rar' orde- reversed
Matter Of Charles Be-n,son. appellant.
responder, "rd.r ,nirmed With 80 co,,,
and disbursements No opinion. order
August G. Merle. respondent. w. soeio.
pi"adcd. appellant. order reversed and
melton granted to he .x,cn, stated in
Arthur .Warrincr. respondent. ~, The
Hooking Valley Railway 60, appellant.
@Ta"r ,"irmTe " on,n,o SO costs s s dis
Ju'ia Keel, m administratriS. W, Iobson.
OXFORD Co, implead-h Motion granted
with $40 costs order rled.
JOHN q Weeks vs. Frances A Ca~azza.
Motion denied On conditions stated In or
der order rlcd.
,foLl. -
Motion granted with 80 costs. Order Med.
In NJ. matte Of s:yen'h Ave and Var.
tex ,.1 T In orS Notion n,, Hr" ni.s on conditions
Minnie Nciison V T~hsophiius Nelson.
Mo,ion granted with 80 costs, ordcr
Motion granted with $40 costs. Order nled
Michael! sheriff ". .ftna Ihfe Insurance
Rob.r, 4, Realty ", Gustav l.. Rosen.
berg Application granted, Order signed.
Penn ~" WORKS =: Charles l.. APPEL.
Application denied with 90 costs, Order
Malcolm Sundhe!mer Va. Aks., n field
Application denied with 80 costs, order
Mari" pressie. vs. Keystone Film Co.
Motion denied with so costs. order ni.d.
WOOD e e Sew Y"Ik; Xppi,ca, uia,' de-.
In the matter Of Michael j. rran. Ref.
srenre ordered To official referee. Settle
order on notice. ~
Franklin Harding. Respondent, w.
ment and order reversed new trial ordcrsa
costs TO appellant to abide event. OpintCn
by Bowling J, Order filed.
Leo l." brtaSsy,, appellant. vs. william
" Barrett. AS president OF Adams Ely prcss
CO., respondent. Order affirmed With $40
costs and disbursements. with lesv, 10
plainin To withdraw demurrer on NAV.
ment Of costs, Opinion by Smith. J. order
hl~d. ~
In tho matter OF Michael O, RIM. Ref.
erence ordered to official referee. sc,tis
order on notice. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
BUILDING BILL Is
APPROVED AT LAST
Board Of Estimate in Accept.
ing Measure Yields to La-
Dor Representative.
NOT ALTERED IN MAIN

The Board of Estimate gave It's APP
proval yesterday to the so-calIed IN
spection bill which has been drafted by
, conference committee for the purpose
of improving the present system OF
regulating the construction. alteration.
occupancy. use and inspection of build
ings. with the proviso. however. that
there he cu, from the bill in its final
form certain mandatory features OF the
appo.ntment Of the board OF standards
and appeals for which the bill provides.
This board IL to he composed OF the
Fir. Commissioner. the superintendent
of Buildings, the Fire Chief and SIX other
members to be named by the Mayor
The bill as Il stood provided
"a. all times there shall be among
the appointed members of the board
persons qualified as follows: one. other
thar the chairman. shall he a meFnber
OF either the New York chapter or the
brooklyn chapter of the American In
s;i,ute of Architects. VINO when APP
pointed shall have a not less thar
ten years experience as an architect ;
one. other than the chairman, shall be
"A member OF the American Institute OF
Consulting Engineers. who when APP
pointed shall have had not less thar
ten years experience as a structural
engineer one. other than the chairman.
shall he "A member OF the New YORK
Board Of Fire Underwriters. who when
appointed shall nave had not less nan
ten Years experience as "A fire under
writer one shall, other than the chair
man. be a member ot the Eni.ding
Trades EMPLOYERS Association. who
when appointed shall have had not less
. flr . ton Can - 1, sA 81. MA. AZ "a hll'1aF -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
MAY ORDER 1000 TO STRIKE
Leaders In cloak mixers I'niou. N
Consider Action To-day.

When the joint board Of the cloak.
makers unions will meet to-day % yen.
eral strike order may be issued 20
10000 cloakmakers. Before tho m'r.!r:
which will take place at 3 !. NJ. ia
shop chairmen Z ON the sh ~ OF mem.
beis of the Cloak. suit and Skjr, Mann.
~facturers Association Will meet to receive
reports from the committees OF the ~ 10
relative 10 the condition OF workers
Action by the jJirt board will h. based
on these reports.
The threatening situation Mas brourh,
about on Tuesday by a letter sei' ,,
officers Of the international Ladics Co...
ment Workers Union. headed by P--Si.
dent benjamin Schleslnger, to the CLOAK.
Suit and skirt Manufacturers Assoc.a.
ton ~abrogating the peace protocol.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
DODGE SURFACE CAR CHANGE.
Marks and Mitchell Leave Track
Problem to Commission.

The Board VI Estimate declined yester-
day TO take any action or "A communica-
ton from the Public Service Commission
relative 10 increasing the distance be-
tween the tracks OF surface ines In order
to prevent the further recurrence OF ac-
ciden;s 20 persons caught be, cars,
Borough President Marks submitted that
present conditions have been created be-
Gauge the Public Service Commission has
permitted the street car companies 10
operate larger cars He sad that he
hid no authority 10 act In the matter
and suggested that she COMMUNICATION.
which had been referred 20 him.. should
be returned to the commission with that
comment.
The commis ,ion has created this
situation by allowing the widening OF
cars said Mayor Mitchell. Nov let
TIE conm.ss.,n correct u"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
DIR. LYMAN WINS A POINT.
Brokers' Books Not Open 10 the
Federal Prosecutor.

rr. John Grant Lyman won an inn
por;anj point in his fight 80 escape con-
victior Tor using the mails 20 defraud
yesterday when Judge Hough in the
t"ited States District Our signed an
order preventing Lyman's receiver In
h~tnkrurtcy from turning over any Of
Lyinan's books or papers to Assistant
United states Attorney stanton
From ~. ~pc-usal Of these documents
Ill" Federal prosecutors office WAS dcriv-
ING mich useful Information concerning
LNmar's brokerage b.. irr.a ~ro;rluc;"l At
g. Broad street v~d'~ ''n zane Of John
II Putnam y co
Form; United S,ltos Attorney Wise.
who 'ts h"eu -o'a'red ns '.vmtn's "hief
counsel. appeared hcfo'e Judge Nough
and pro'csiro AGAINST th' examination by
Prosecutor St,utor's accountants Of the
documents WHOM HIi been turned over To
Iohr |. l.Ittlc, 'r'.!vc- In un1olding
Mr.. W!-"'- rnutrr'iuu iu1G- Hough
ruled that The document. Hcra 20 assist
IL, receive! IN No ..ir,t :o~ assets and
Gould rot b. used against l.yiu,G II the
''.mlual p"oo""lI.2s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
NEW HAVEN LIFTS EMBARG0Es.
Han Removed on Freight ship.
mrnts CnttI T~uesday.

Beginning this morning all freight
embargoes on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad except that on
soft coal vii. be lifted for "a period Of
four days. In order TO AFFORD relief to the
New England manufacturers who are
hard pressed for material with which
TO operate their plants. The embarHocs
vii, be resumed at midnight Tuesday.
The New Haven company In It's notice
announcing the lifting Of the em~bargoes
emphasizes the fact that congestion on
the Dad still Is serious and that The
present action can he taken in no way
as an indication Of easier times.
This arrangement" the statement cx-
plains, will AFFORD all now in need Of
material and supplies time to advise
shippers that shipments Of carloads and
less than carloads r%eceipted for by the
carrier until and including Tuesday.
March II. may 60 forward without inter-
ference from cmbargoes placed by the
New Haven company. although such
shipments cannot he moved more rapidly
than their regular turn will permit"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
ORDER $4,000 TONS OF SUGAR.
British Ia Pa, 10000. 900 70 Amer.
team Rrnninx COMPANY.

The American Sugar Refining Com
pany has made arrangements with the
British Royal Commission. which has
charge o. all the sugar impurtat!ons
into the United Kingdom. for the rein-
ing OF 10000 ton o. euga within the
next six months. This Ia AZ amount
equal to one-eighth OF the total exports
OF the commodity from -he United states
In 1915 and considerably larser than
the total annual exports of the country
IN normal times. Reports of the placing
OF the order were confirmed by Earl
Il. Babst, president Of the company.
who declined to give any. further details
concerning II.
At current prices the order represents
in the n~eighborhood Of $4,000. 600. Last
year there were 2ll.o00 tons OF refined
y shipped TO the United Kingdom.
So far this year IL is estimated hat
10000 tons ave been sent. AZ The
present order brings tho total to $50, 600
tons, Il is expected hat the British
commission will place further orders
before the end ~ the y-a'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
DRY GOODS BUYING DELAYED.
Continued winter weather Checks
Retail sales.

The Dry Goods Economist says: The
prolongat!on of winter has caused some
delay In the progress of spring buying.
For some weeks. In fact. the weather
conditions throughout a large section
of the country have checked retail dis.
%trioution. Merchants also complain "
delays In the transportation of goods.
Circulars sent out by big freight han.
dl!rg organizations asking the coopcra-
ton of shippers show that efforts are
being made 80 overcome the congestion,
but this condition must still he reck-
med with in placing orders for early
delivery.
: Further evidences Of the heavy pur.
chases r%eccH,ly made by retailers are
presented In reports from Chicago
wholesalers. And from 81. Louis come
statements Of three big Wholesale dry
goods concerns to the effect that their
February sales figures broke all previ-
u records.
All lines OF merchandise continue
very firm II the indications are that
the present scarcity will continue. 1t
Is clear that in many Of the textile
manufacturing centres there is an in
adequate supply OF operatives"
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representative of organized labor 10 N.
sixth place. Mr.. Brady though, tn. am
pointment OF "a labor man should h,
made mandatory. When II was sny.
gestcd that the desire was for ,horour,l,
ges'ed that the desire MAS for thorourbly
business agents were just as uudlif.d a,
some engineers and architects Who had
up. II. c." behind their names.
After a long discussion IL was dcc,dot
TO cut out the designation Of par'.r1,-
organizations from which s.'ec,o,s
might he made. but TO stick TO thu p,o.
vision regarding profession and wears ~
experience. The conference co'nnI,,.a
was empowered to make the chang, ant
also to make other minor change. in
phraseology that had been suggested
Mayor Mitchell later made u statement.
saying thai although the bill is io. idol
II is a vast Improvement on pt,sou, ron.
ditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
~FOKECLOsuRE ALE


IN FORECLOSURE - supreme ''u-'
Coun.y OF N-w York Emma T. q. 3 ''
p!aiutin, agaiust ianl'c Thual, 90
fendaris, Nlro.d swain. r'at''N'
uey, No I76 Broadway, \"w Nr'F o..
Pursuant TO judgment tN'"r'' We ' 'H
March :. I9lh, thu uui'rs'A |'a - -
rlA'lr auction. at ~" IN N4'g- Sti'
Sos ii-ln N.sry s.rsc', i' -, Rn-. . 20 :
Manhattan. CRY ~ Nov work. a. H.
noon on March ~, i'!f, hy Hrr
sherman, Au,tjoroer. tho mur.- -
prenis.s directed ny said 'ulEmsr'
sold. situated on IN" Fas' ''i" ~ =
dam Avenue IN sad Borough hrsir -
, point l.ti.as fre' >or'h - ~" N.."
cas-, corner - rtit Avenue t't'
Uil Terra,s. eNt'rAluF North ioU 60 .
With IN 'r"lt AMI lnl Fec -. ir'"'r
or less IN With e. r"tr ~ -" f"ct " A." .
more ~ o. 90 depth "a ~" South q
o,l 'e.t ava , iurhcs more or ''se 'r .T
~, TIC Suyfh s.0o Ssil Side .l"'s
~ r'rh. lu..s with Amster4hn 80 .f
The t|",,oNing l. = diagram OF 3D." p
.riy to be sold:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11

Tho Januar' report ~ the North.r Dhio
i.iGh' ant Power Company disc,os's gross
earnings Of f72,ao5, an increase NJ Si.T2l
over January. lalf and net earnings OF
s5t797, an increase of t9s2,
u, Public service Commission OF RaltI.
more Nycs ~" vn'uc or 'nc rhesapoaLe
ini Potomac T"lcphon" Cumnau for rate
mrking urposes at 1i.5;tT3s which 1.
e., 500, ono 'ass than 'h' valuation claimed
Ny the company.
For III" fsCal ear ended pccamhcr 81,
'glH, the Parih" lhgh, and rhwcr 'on-
iany reports gross earnings Of f7n4r.7%5
"hich - m increase Of f?.at9e o' ar the
ur'"ciiHg year. Net earnings werc S., OG3. b.
H'o . gIir ~ ?ss.2s2. and tho surp!us
was toN,'Sh or an increase ~ s9,S.7ls.
tom iins Company have agreed TO III. pur
a., Company on the has's ~ An exchange
-. sl.Gio. 000 : p"r cont. prefcrrad stock
Of tn" Dayton company for an equal
.uuInt Of thc So per cent pref.rr.d
stock 90 ~" ohio cities Gas Company.
The Mon'ngah"la Valley Traction Com
pdny reports February gross earnings 81
tils,l4", u gain Of sja,7l' over the CORE.
spending month In 1915. Net earnings
wor" S7t.oSs. an i~ncrcnsc of s3s,aiS. and
IN" surplus WAS 3.2.s7s. which is a gain
1915 the gross earnings were 4atc.lsi, or
, gain of slo3 AIS over III. SANE" period
In tho previous year, Net earnings were
fIa0,hst, an increase" OF 1886. and the
surplus was 1ss,iA7. or an Increase OF
t6j,SH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
sulIy sue. for sas 900 salary.

Daniel J. Sully. former cotton market
operator. who recently got a verdict for
100000 gninst John Nays Hammond in
Washington on the ground that Mr..
Hammond had wrecked the General cot
TIN Securities Company. OF which he
vas president and Mr.. Sully vice prcsi-
dent and general manager. brought suit
here yesterday against the company for
ten months salary and disbursements.
a%gRreGating 335. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
1OCRs.



NEW YORK Si.rtti;MH ,plKr. t.N>
JrDlclNi. bi>TRI'r. COUNTY ~
BisuNN In -" Matter g: 20, App
acting 90 nea-.,; Il I'll. city Of N.N
for the appointment uf ",ommiSsipr'-, :
Laws " f''i aud the several ..t..
umenda'ory thereof aud surp ,usr 81.
thereto. ]rols,N% :. acaairins - IN
Of easement ~ nni e 'er'i.n ..,'-s
Sr3gTTFl,'e A 4 agG mean rn ne in,-r:~ ~.
STREET. tn III" Borough OF tn Br.t,.
Ci,y 81 N"w York. required ~ .re p4,
pose az h construction, maint.uJi tri
ne nc LFNlNGlON .AvENrE H"I.IE
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVES f.. 4.
sacouI Separt'" and fira. Report 90 ,.-..
9 Mli'- MARTIN G.Is2.er lrl 1..t' -
nrirEs C"mm-~'oners ~ hrr,al''l '
WHEN report hears dat" the @3'u oH, ~
r.Arlar,, 1919. was tlei IN 'h" 90 I
y Clark - NE County o.: Brorv = &C..
SGTicE Is FURTHER GlvIH M, .
second >.paraic anI ftn.' E.i"r' r. '"'
NOTICE L. FURTHER GtvEN 'ta, ~rii
second Separate md lina' h'po5' w be
special Term r.rt | th"-e,t, - -
ns'rlns Of M9'i.Hs' :. He helt T. M! -.
roun.y cour, House =, isl.r sire. .-t
rhi,i Ayr"g, IN ~. R,r'.Fn OF IT,"
~ Mar H.. 1875, a. N" opening o' ,'H.t o.
Mat day. ar! mat ther aut tho. , &C.
'h"reou' a motion VIII be MADE ;tit ~
Dated, Sew yort M.reh ,sls.
Ian AZ HARDY.
t"rTo-a,,on C9lrs1,
R,tonsn.. o, Ma-ha"su
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. March 10 Tho marke, for ron.
W., mares was again strong. wuh pfitos
loidlrg the gains TO the close. American
1llc. AlasRa Gold and United states Smell crs
were ma am the leaders in activity. Railroads
We're steady on small DEALINGS. fndustria.s
were Arm The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
III >I>E>> CHANCES,

PARTY VISITING tho uriuc' pal N.IrE
and Pacific Coast rU'rcs IN aIr'Ni' .N f'N
al frruWrNi WirUNlls Zach y'Tr ~ co.
limited n'uhHE ataf tluuai lssc'' .'-
Eastern ,|I,''rI' ~lrFva'c invests 'r.s ..
Quoted R"hi ",ta'" and huelnt-~ ~ t"-." .
ItgliInla'' enterprises owls s'''"'"-t '
,uI hu"' ilrwsNr Nlci urcr ,~irv l'''~' 1903
vnIil Hu',t' E"muu'rdiiun ron. u..r.
S't'Nos rendered A.ir's- ki>Nil
sun OfIPp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 10 Furthor gains were
recorded in mos' of Tn" leading shares Vnion
Carbide gained two points, and higher prices
were established in stewart Warner. Scars.
Rorbuck and American shin common Swift
held firm OF dividend Deere preferred ,,s.
Glued about a point Metropolitan Is bords
were weak. Other issues were dull The
summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
THE BALTIMORE MARKET,

BALTIMORE. March 10 Cosi.n ISSUES
Sere hrmer. with Cosden OIL and Gas nre.
Ssrred the more active issue Baltimore Tube
Del Sand and Gravel was fractionsllv n cher
Wayland Oil sold from 81. 10 81. dosing n,
FIJI. total sales being t6 shares. Bonds
were without feature The snmn.rx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Rrsds'rc". r"l.N'. SO hns.n's. allure.
sgairs' 10: 'or -, .@rry.nu. ",,p and as
e., IS, aTG - tor ~, ~, ,'rrcsr' ni ~;
had "a Now En- .ni Sra'hc-r 1885,.
Western -. <~or'r".-t,-r i ard a.
we.tsrn a. ca,oll hyi %ss'irs' g.
~ ~" cnuc"rn' r,iirr hid .op..,i ~ 'o,,
tha,n $1,000 and por con, I'D 'un siooo
- zen, 600 capita.
Banhript", Petitions.
CHARLIE " GRAHAM " $50 ral.c
tho Iock"hu Conp1ny builders, has
n,ni a Gc,i'.Sn In 1'nkrup,cy With lis
liabilities f?a?'l Is Endorsement, on notes
HARRY n MERRITT. 4 ,irr business un.
mnrke' At Kingston has Mod , p.,i,ion
In h~ankruptcF, "ith liabilities s2.si7 md
WILLIAM JACupS : d'amond sc.,or an,
enrraycr ~ ? and I >veruo " hs. No
:. petition In htn.rip'ci with liabilities
Petitions Dismissed.
JACOR Jude" MAYER has lis.
or october ~. 1914. srllns, =! cnb Lr,hn,
d"aler In mems furnishing goods ~ 800
r%nIth mv"nn" an nons.n' Of creditors,
dollar from N" assignee. who r.,iscl
I'M IA, am9nnt from Ne sale % -, '~."'.
'''".' rFI N1'' ls-Inlk NAV" 1it- die
missed n" n"titiou In b1nkrur'. nlrI
an February I against Rcahsr T,,lo a.
dealer In dry hoods ~ Gem, r'nn. Y Y.
IN a settlement ~ ~ cents ~ the io,l1r
AdJudicntcL Bnnkrupts.
fEEDERl'k BECK s. co manufacturers
OF vail pnpc", 81 ?of r0N Wee, rwen,y'
ninth street amt Huhpken y i, Nh,
Med u petition In hnnkruptcy on Thurs
day. hay" been ndiui!ra'D1 harkrupt
and tn" matter has been sent To- John 7
Townsend, ~rcfrr"r IN h,nkruptrN. Al a.
cedar street, to taxi" ch,rg. Of tn. FUR.
thor proceedings
tssignmrnts.
MARGIENITE pAtEN HEbLMAN. lI,i n
Al IN" Hotel Enlt"ott. has mudr an AZ.
sign'nent To oliver /. GOLDSMITH She Is
The wife IT II real estate operator ON tho
Wsst side Martin g. Ansorg,. her ~.
tOrn"y. said that sh" Is the owner Of AZ
West End avenue, valued at SsO OOO
in"rtRaged for SO. 600. aud her linb,litI,s
az" st,hoo, tn" assignment WAS made
to 'onssrv" her prop.rty and cr.ditors
viii receive 100 cents on The dollar Tn.
"aus" ~ ih' assignment was u iudgmon,
recently tak'n against her and on Which
,h"rutlnn was issued to the sheriff
HfRRERT /. COHEN, manufactures 40
skirts, ~ ~ West Twenty seventh str.c,
has made an assignment to isidor J.
Zesman. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11

Customs Receipt. Yesterday.

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were s3Sa -.
7as.63. OF which sla6.l?7.Ss was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and 3232.Sl0.77 for recent
importAtions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

P1TTSBCRG, March l0.-Columbia Gas and
Electric was active and higher. American
window Glass Machine was neglected. closing
Y lower. Other shares were dun and little
changed in prizes. The mmar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PiIiLApEI. PHIA M1r,h o.-Thc .,oor
we're firn, without any wide fluctuations
psi tdelrhia Elr tr'c clo.~r a, 80, p lin ~
~ while Philadelphia Rapid Tl,nsi, was ).
lower for Tho day. Bonds were less a,1iv'-
but Arm The summary
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1reIand's Isolation Ended.

The Western Cnion Telegraph Com
pany that Geographic COM
munication with Iceland has been re-
stored.