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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
MARINE GROUPS
In AGREEMENT
Probable Delay in Paying
Back Dividends on Pre-
ferred Issue.

John W. Platten, chairman Of the
common stockholders committee OF
TIE International Mercantile Marine
Company, announced yesterday that
the members were in accord with the
preferred stockholders committee as
to the main terms Of the plan for TAX
ing the company out of receivership.
No statement was made concerning the
attitude Of the American International
Corporation, which recently bought a
substantial amount of the common and
preferred shares. Mr.. Platten's state
ment said:
"The preferred and common stock
holders committees of the Interna-
t,onal Mercantile Marine Company
have agreed in principle as to the
course to be pursued in relation TO the
company. Further details cannot be
announced at present"
Before the meeting of the Platten
committee had ended the Street heard
rumors that the agreement reached be-
tween the committees would prove DIS
appointing TO the holders of the pre-
ferred stock. This was borne out by
the action of those shares on the ex-
cnange. where. after fuctuating be-
tween 90 and 80 during the morning
trading, they broke sharply in the al
ternoon under 81 and closed at 94Ps,
loss of AS points on the day.
The reports upon which the weak
ness in the preferred stock were said
t. have been based were that no pay
ments of back dividends were pro-
vided for in the plan for restoring
the company 20 the stockholders. inns
problem will have to be solved by the
new board of directors. The amount
OF the arrearage on the senior shares
is now in excess of S40,000,0OO, or 80
per cent.
The plan, il was also understood,
nrovided that between s40,000,000 and
$4,000 900 of the existing bonds would
be paid off in cash. In previous dis
cussions concerning the reorganiza-
ton n proposal was made that S2O,-
600. 900 of this sum should be raised
through an issue Of notes. The pres
ent plan, however. leaves undecided
the method of meeting the cash pay
mcnts. the probability being that a
greater amount Of cash than original
iv contemplated will be taken from the
treasury resources.
With many details of the readJust-
ment scheme still unsettled, the
Street believed that these viii be
worked out by the directors elected to
sit on the board after the receiver
ship has been lifted. The most i'm
portant matter TO be adjusted will be
the back dividends on the preferred
stock. The representatives OF the pre-
ferred stockholders will undoubtedly
insist that they are entitled to oil
the arreSrage.
The lineup on the board, it is also
believed. will not be definitely agreed
upon in the near future, as there are
not only the stockholders committees
TO be represented, but the bondhold-
ers. the American international Cor
poration and the British government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
The Bronx.
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

BANKRUPTCY fetluons.
WAFFLE. PHILLIPS COMPANY-A petition in
bankruptcy has been fled against Wahle. Phillips
Company. manufacturer u lighting fixtures at lOl
PARK ay, IN these creditors Tracy Brothers. sos;
kce Lar Manufacturing Company $44. and McNuity
Brothers. Inc. 81 344. Tie company made as
sgnment OIL Monday. Liabilities are $4,000 and
FRED C. BARRETT. plumber Of l34 East oath
ST.. has hled petition On bankruptcy with habii-
ties 32.956 and assets s255 in accounts for work and
SAMUEL GOLDBERG. salesman. Of s95 St
Johns a' The Bronx. has He'd petition IN bank
ruptcy. with liabilities S244s and assets.
Appointed Special Master.
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY-Judge
LEANED Hand has appointed ex-Judge George G.
Holt sItcal master % hear an examination Of these
officers Of the American Real Estate Company con-
BoyhiSn prcidcat " D. H@csy vice e President
Austin l. BahcOck. vice president and treasurer and
Of the receivers The receivers also authorized
70 carr out contract with Frederic A TAYLOR for
5000 the deed 10 be delivered on June IS.
To Continue Business.
PICTURE PLAYHOUSE FILM COMPANY. INC
Judge A y Hand has authorized Francis II APP
pleton IT,. receiver Of the Picture Playhouse Film
Company. Inc. Of q West 23d ST.. 10 continue
"a a going concern.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
STANDARD HAT BLOCK COMPANY. INC. OF
l65 Mercer St. has fled schedules showing liobih-
DeS >-dst1t ana assets SNsll1s CONSISTING OF STOCK,
s. 500. machinery. $4,000. and accounts. sl.6l5.
The company also has policy Of $1,000 on the
life OF Otto II. l. Derivatives. Holman. Cohen a.
Co secured creditors for So 600 and the Quality
Hat Company OF Montreal $1,000 on exchange Of
notes
RICHARD DORE NOVELTY SHOP. INC.
wOmens apparel. 1852 Broadway. has hled schedules
showing liabilities s. GIG and assets 1871. consist
Ing Of stock. 81. 22S and fixtures. $l49.
Assignments.
FRANK & co. nc dealer IN millinery az 1919
81 ". and lj2l lst sy.. has made assignment 10
Benjamin khnger II was incorporated on Novcm-
her %. 1915 with capital stock s. 900 MOllie kap-
Ian IS president and Benjamin Frank secretary and
treasurer.
JOSEPH NADEL. trading az the Superior Apron
Company. manufacturer 81 aprons. at ~ Spring
st. has made assignment 70 George ii. R0sen-
baum.
TELLER & STTNEK. composed OF Frederick
zeler and Joseph W stenek. grooers. at 493 Co
lumbu aT have made an assignment 70 Sigmund
Rubin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

On, Gun, c. J. MILLER. detached Hartford. July
/; 70 Rhode Island.
Gun. W \ HALL. to naval torpedo station New
Gun. FRANK sTINCHCoMB. detached receiving
Gun A. Ii CUMMINGS. detached Alabama. July
Gun. ALEXANDER ANDERSON, detached recei,-
- ING shlp al Boston. July /; 70 Montana. July -.
Gun. ii r. NITINGDER detached Baltimore; to
Gun. WILLIAM cox. detached Rhode Island; to
Gun c V. KANE. detached Constellation: to
Gun. J NJ GATTLY. detached receiving ship at
- Norfolk July % Washington.
zine, Iona Island y y. July 20 North Dakota
Pay Clerk r. { vAsEY. detached Cleveland. 10
Act Pay Clerk c " sWITHENBACK. detached
receiving ship at san Francisco. TO Cleveland.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
June t-culgoa a. Pore de PAX and Cape Hsytien;
Hector At Monte Christi
June 5-Batimore Dubuque. Lebanon. ontario and
Sonoma AZ Plymouth. Bushnell. Ill La aud
- at Block Island Sound. CSssn a, Boston:
KsnSwhA at Poro Arthur Tex Mccall and Mel,
Vile al Portland. Me. South Dakota AZ Port and
ore Tucker a, Buzzards Bay. worden 81 New
port. Lainson al Guantanamo
SAILED.
June i-Culsos Port de PAiT Tor Hayren: Han
cock. Vera Cruz for New Orleans
June bushnell. IL. L-3 and Ia. New London
Tor Block Island Sound. Cassin. Rcckland for
Boston Celtic Boston Tor y y Culgoa Cane
Hsytien FOR Monte Christi Ericsson. Rockand.
Me for Bar Harhor. Kansas Newport Tor
NspeAgue Bsy. Mccall Bar Harhor FOR Portland.
Me. Melville. Rocksnd for Portland Me Mis-
souri, and Ohio. Annapolis FOR Culehra. ontario
and Souoms Hosfon for Plymouth. Patapeco and
paturenf. NOrfolk for y. y Stsndish. Annapolis
for Cove 1bint. Tucker Newport Tor Buzr4rd s
Tor
Kocklsnd for Bar HsTbor. WbcoaAin. Annapolis
for CQ1ebrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
From The Tribune Buresul
Washington. June g.

Washington. June Q.
Col CHARLES r. MOVES. 18th Inf. from head
quarters Eastern Dept, July 2 TO his regiment.
Capt GORDON ROBINSON. y C.. relieved from
granted leave Of absence for months and IS DAYS
from June i6. will Join 18Th Company Oh eIpira-
Capt CHARLES NJ GORDON. Jr. Inf. to Army
and Nav General Hop. Hot Springs.
section sis corps as aviation studont. 10 sig
Corps Aviation School. San Diego. for duty.
NAVY.
L. c. b. MAYO detached aid on stan commander
torpedo notia. Atlantic fleet: 10 Georgia
II. W. b. DECKER. detached Salem: 10 rccei'-
Ing ship, Boston.
TO navy recruiting stations Omaha and Des
a. N1 q. G. " T. r. MoRmsEY. detached Fulton: to
L. Il. g. = NJ zAcHARIAs. detached virginia:
10 New Hampshire June TO- ,,,-,,
IL u. g. J. l.. FOX. detached Michigan. 70 naval
hospital. Las Animas. Col.
Ia. 81 c. b. h. HOWARD. detached Washington
Ia q C. " A HoDGMAN. detached navy re.
, eruitlng station. Atlanta. June 50; 70 Kansas
Ems. MARTIN GRIFFIN. detached Montana: to
Ems 7. T. SHANNON, detached san Francisco: to
connection ntung out PennsyNNiA' ana auS on
board when commissioned
Btsn. W. C. CARPENTER. 10 naval training sta
Btsn' J. " BETTENs. detached training station
Great Lakes. July 10; 10 connection nltins out
Idaho. and duty on board when commissioner.
Philadelphia: 10 home
On Gun ANTHONY M'HUGH. detached receiving
ship AZ boston: % Minnesota.
On Gun. ANDREW OLSON. detached receiving
ship al New YORK July I 20 heSNarge.
On Gun FRANKLIN HELMS, detached receiving
ship At Boston july 20 Montana, July IS.
Oh Gun. h. L. STAPLES. detached keArsArge. 10
en- Gun G IT. FdsTER. detached Minnesota; 20
naval hospital FniladelphA.
ch Gun. c u. ANDERSON. detached Ts1a>i to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07

Afternoon Boat

for West Point. Newburgh, Poughkeepsie.
Kingston and way landings. leaves Des-
brosses St, As +. NJ. West t2d st, T.
NJ. West .29th st, 2.20 y. NJ: ionkers,
D |, IlalI,. SiIndaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Palermo. MAY 27-Sionviso utAD. New York
Sierra Leone, May 30-Badagri (Br), New York
Liverpool. June G-Mai0rpn fNorl New York.
Queen Margaret (Brl. New York
Bordeaux June l-JanTold (N0r), New York via
Pauillac.
St Nazaire. June I-Oreland OBJ. New YORK.
Cristobal. June 6-PAsiores. Port lAmon for New
Auckland. June 2-Kinross OBJ. New York and
Norfolk
vlsdi,osiok May 3l-Duncluth. (Br). New York
Caleta ColOso. June 5-pcedyk Dutch. New York
Bordeaux. June Anglo Mexican (Br). New York
Hare, June 2-Tropes lBrl New York
Gibraltar, June S-Corint1a tBrl. New York for
Tore AnnunIiata
Valparaiso. June Santa Catalina. New York via
Bahia Blanca. etc
Malta June Ant Caesar CBrl. New York
AntofigAstA. June j-1lIrrec Crown l3r) New Yort
and Newport News via Balboa
london. June 5-Phiia delphian (Brl. New York
Birkenhead. June 5-Pytha tNorl. New York
st Thomas. June 6-ParimA tBr). New Yorh for
liverpool. June 5-Began OBI. New Orleans
CAmerunia OBJ, New York
LONDON. June INDIAN (Bfl. New York
SAILED.
Balboa June 5-Coys (Brl from New YORK;.
CalAo: Bolton Castle tBr) from New forkI.
Nladlv0siok.
Bueros Ayres June 5-Caiiforrlian New York
Rio Grsnde do Sui. June walter Noyes. New
York
GLASGOW. June 5-Siddons OBJ. New York
C0penhigen. May 2s-Moreui. New York
Bergen. June 2-T4nA;iord (Norl. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Juns s-Assins dIis,la (Ilal). New Ysrh
~ G~nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply, at It's offices
twenty second floor. Municipal Building Park
Row. Centre and Chambers Streets, New
York City. until IL A. VI. on Tuesday, June
IL. 1915, FOR Contract IA, for the construo-
ton OF two concrete-stone and brick build
ings. approximately 40 feet By is feet by 20
faet $50 square yards OF brick pavement.
500 feet OF balustrade. and doin- miscellane-
Gus work at Silver Lake reservoir. Staten
fsiand The foundations for the buildings
have been built and the pavement founds-
ton will be built under another contract
Az the above place and time the bids will
h. publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
tai6ing information for bidders. and CON
tract drawings. can be obtained at the above
address. at he otfice OF the Secretary, By do
resting the sum OF ten dollars Hl0D In
rssh or It's equivalent for each pamphlet
FOR further particulars apply TO thu ONCE
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer. al ths
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLEiI n. CHADWICK.
JOHN F. CALVIN.
Commissioners. Board OF Water Supply,
GEoRGE EEATHERsToNE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
GOLD IMPORTS $31.758,000
Federal Reserve Bank Takes Large
Part Of Metal Shipments.

The recent gold import movement
from Canada was brought up to s3l.-
100000 yesterday by another ship
ment TO ]. p. Morgan & Co., the latest
amounting to $2,000000. The metal
like the former consignments to this
firm from the Bank of England's re-
serve at Ottawa, was deposited at .he
Assay Office.
A large part OF this gold. It was
learned yesterday, has been turned over
to the Federal Reserve Bank, in re-
turn for which payment has been made
by check. This accounts for the recent
increase in the Reserve institution
gold reserves and solves the mystery
surrounding the statements of the
Clearing House banks, which showed
no gains in this item.
At the Federal Reserve Bank it was
admitted that it was policy of the man
agement to increase its gold reserves
so as to be prepared for the end Of
the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07

Juan and Philippine Islands Via San Fran
ciscol lclose al IL 80 NIL 5 transport June 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

S4TH ST. s. so w Park sv: FOR sty once
and store BIDS 43E9S; L y Dickerson. Monte
Carlo. Monaco owner. Rouse GOllsiOue 81
W so 81. drcflectS. : UsWuU
$40 ST. II 70 80 Z. and Park sv. $50 20 SO: for
sly clubhouse. 20Is4 Racquet and Tennis
Club. q " 45d ST. owner. Mchim. Mead y
White l0l Park av. architects ........ 800 90
BROADWAY cor l5jth 81 FOR and sly
museum. ca .5Kl24.q. TIE Museum % the Amer-
can Indian. Heye Foundation. 10 + $50 81. owner.
c 7 Huntington. u Slsi ST. architect:
SlgJ. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
S PER CENT 30 YEAR FIRST MOkIpA'N
GOLD BONDS, ..,-,
UNION LIGHT. HEAT AND Po"EH


UNION LIGHT. HEAT AND Po"EN
COMPANY. a,
Pursuant 20 the provisions OF that 60. -.
Deed OF Trust executed by the Union Lisns
Heat and Power Company, a Norm DANo.
corporation. to the State Bank OK CnicasO
as trustee dated September ], 1879, a.
Supplemental Trust Deed dated February -.
1908. securing an authorized issue OF IT, ~
Hundred Thousand Dollars F5eooge) p.
value OF S Per Cent 80 Year First N9rsss.
Gold Bonds dated September !, lsVt' hgs.,
Is hereby given that said Union Lghi' No. s
and Power Company. In the erefcise OF - -.
right and power reserved IN said trust ~.
and Supplemental Trust Deed. has elected "
pay and redeem. on September !, 1910,
OF the bonds described IN and secure1 "
said Trust Deed and Supplemental Ire,.
Deed then outstanding and unpaid, ~ psy.ns
the face value OF said bonds Win aesIp.,
interest and. In addition thereto. 5 per oeh.
value OF said bonds all as provided ~ $40
Trust Deed and Supplemental Trust Deei
Said Company will be prepared 20 re.ieess.
said bonds on September I, 1915, ana u,'
numbers OF the bonds 80 called for reicmg.
ton are follows; 20 -, Inclusive, ~.
10 1855. inclusive l6i TO 1871. Inclusive. w
220. inclusive. 22s TO 255. inclusive, 200 20 's''
inclusive, $50 20 500, inclusive. s0t 20 s12. N
elusive. $50 10 AL, inclusive. t15, 81 20 81, 20
inclusive. 627 TO $50, inclusive. $50 70 ~ ~
inclusive. 643 20 SIS, inclusive. 81 70 w,
Inclusive. said bonds and all intsfes.
coupons attached thereto should be pressn,s.,
and surrendered at the Office OF SAID sisu
Bank OF Chicago In Chicago, Illinois
september /. 1918 ard on and after sac
date interest on said bonds shall cease
Dated June /. 1913.
STATE Rank OF CHICAGO.
BY LEROY A GODDARD. President
BY SAMUEL IL. KNECHr. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
FIRE RECORD.

9.4o-it2 West ll2th St: P. Adolphe ,rtninr
4is-st Murray a. Brander Co s.. 900.
tsy-2is East 10th st. p. :. So tririnE
9I5-l7O East 6eth st.. New York Founding
e7o-5is Fast iith St Ignatzo ANGELA: none
10 55-d5 East I0sth 81 automobile owned By q.
Scohe. unknown.
10 55--lsg Broone u. ; Morris rrcnrner; trinins.
II .5j-s7th 81 and North River: New York Central
Railroad. slight
PM
" 3S-ii2 sth sr Ntthan BChck; snSht
l9 .s0-i2lT WAshingOn av samuel NeIler; slight
/ 900 Wet 5sfh -. L. sherman. slight
1859 East SD 81 automobile owned By Horn
thai 4 Co $1,000.
t.sJ-IO9 Monroe 81 Philip haplan: trihing
s8D-ls8 East l23d ST. John Campbell: trifing
. .s-9aS Mulberry st.. Francesca Mescioli trfninT
6.J0-Nladison sT. Apd ssth st.: Gy TaIicsb
Co tTiniL.
6.5s-2is East il,h ST.: American EIpress Co /:
tnring
r:zs-soo w.st 2ts - AbSa csDstsudtsn Co..
e1otNG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07

real estate firm of Heckscher & DE
Saulles represented Mr.. Heckscher IN
the deal, and Pease & Gilman MT
Bowman.
At the time of the purchase II was
believed by many that the hotel would
be replaced by big commercial struct-
urc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
ARRIVED

NScIona - iclose al b.5O MI
Guam and Philippine Islands Via San Fran .''' ~
eiscoj Ielose al II 80 , MI $ transport June 80
ARRIVED.
Mespan Pom Limon May g. Crstobs 20 and
Havana June g. 10 the United Fruit Co. with mails
and mdse Bar al II As y m. 9Th.
Commewyne Dutch. Paramsri5o May II. Deme-
Tsra IA. Trinidad Is. Carupano Is. Cumana H. La
p. Port au-P Prince 20. 81 Marc and Gonaiyes 80
and Cape Hsitien 81. TO Punch. Edge a Co. with
malls and mdse Bar at midnight. 5th
Halifsr. 5. June 3. 70 Warden. Bar at
Gamma Dutch. Amsterdam May II. to Funch.
Hellenic (sTedl. Baltimore Jun. 4. to Furn....
"i NY 4, Co. S, with , Tdse QUAR- at 80
UifE iIoi6 DAM GI5sta May 81 to the m Mum
Rio Grande. brunswick TO the Mallory IS Co.
with mdse. quar- at 40
Mohawk. Charleston June 3. TO the Clyde SIS Co.
With mdse quar- al As
city OF Everett. Sabine. to tho Standard Trans
po,iatl4n Co with mdse SANDY Hook at u 80 N.
to Furness. Witty Co. quar- at ll.4j m
Niso tBrl. HUI May u and Middlesbrough -.
kronbors DAM. Cienfuesos May 20. To Funch.
hd{s ,6yD Co. Ti.a susas ,v b Bar 1 a. sl5
to the Bull Insular Line. with mdse. Bar at
/ j, Justensen DAM. Nybors May %. Passed
Fire Island AZ 5.33 m
Lille tNorj. swansea May Is. Sandy Hook a,
62+
Amazonia Liverpool May %. to r Lawrence
Smith. Bar al IS m
Yeniro (ItaD. Messina MAY 10. Palermo " and
Gibraltar Il. 70 Simpson. Spence Young. with
mdse. Bar at $50 y m.
Lille CNorj. swansea May IS. to D T Warden.
Bar at N.
Amazonla Liverpool May %. 70 Lawrence
Smith. with mdse. Bar At p m.
- lsls de Panay (span). Seville May II and yigo
%. quar- al 30
Agious Georges (Grk). Pirseus May IL and oran
IL. 70 James W Elwel & Co. Bar a. 80 D m.
y yustesen DAM. Nyborg. Anchored In quar-
at 10 40 IN.
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News
Comanche. Charleston and JACKSONVILLE Fl Occl-
dente, Galveston City Of II Louis. Savannah
George Hawley. Maianzss: Mama Hata Baltimore
Aston (Br). Bordeaux. Gustav Nigeland (N0rl
Nantes: GaIdepee lbr. Archansel Ekaterinosav
lRussl. Archange; Henri 7 Scott. Ciudad Bolivar.
jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News. Satil A.
Houston; ConNantinos MI tGrk). Pireus. RIO
Verde tBrl. Rio de Janero via Baltimore Don
Auuro tBrl sharpness. - George (Brj Liver
pool; California Frl. Bordeaux.
Luna Dutch. ~ Marc. Chorley OBJ. HAVE:
Progreso tNor). Lisbon. Bygland (Norl. Norfolk I;
Fell lNorl. Curacao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
Forecasts for Special LocalItIss.-Eastern New
York. New ENGLAND. Eastern Pennsylvania. h-s
Jerey. Delaware. Maryland and District Of Co.
Iumbla showers to-day and probably tomorrow.

virginia showers to-day; tomorrow clearing
North Carolina, showers. followed BY clearing to-
dAy. 70 morrow fair.
South Carolina and Georgia, showers and cooler
to-day. tomorrow fair.
Florida. local thunder showers 10 DAY. tomorrow
fair
Alabama and Mississippi fair and cooler to-day:
tomorrow fair
Western Pennsylvania. rain to-day; tomorrow
clearing
Western New York rain to-day and probably to-
West Virginia, showers to-day: tomorrow partly
cloudy
Louisiana Eastern and Western Teras. partly
cloudy to-day and to-m orrow.
Oklahoma unsettled TO-DAY and 70 morrow.
Loesi ofneIal Reoord-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN tho
temperature for the last twenty four hours in com
narisnn with the corre.unnllng date d last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
FIND LOST OARSMAN'S BODY
Police Drag Form of McKenna from
Hudson Near Dyckman Street.

The body of Melvin McKenna, eigh-
teen. stroke oar of the Wanetah Boat
Club. who was drowned on Memorial
Day in the Harlem River, when his
she'll smashed into tug at the finish
line, was found floating off Dyckman
Street. in the Hudson River, yesterday.
McKenna was a student in the Flush
ing High School and the son of George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
SCHOOL AGENCIES
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE
~-rr, E-NnERXx-EA MIL

In large manufacturing center In Conn.
with established business and growing trade
Under we'll known trade mark. Orders now
on books for Summer and Fall delivery,
$50 600 Good export connections ard
prospects. Valuable water rights. inciud-
tn1 mower: about IS acres land suitable
Tor manufacturing or building. Ideal for
man who wishes TO own and manage a
nice little business present manager
might be- retained Present owners desire
10 sell for private reasons No agents
need apply. +. A. Box z07. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
Hotel Manhattan Leased.

The Hotel Manhattan, at AID st. and
Madison av., which was purchased re-
Gently by August Heckscher for $780,
600, has been leased for a long term of
years to John Nee. Bowman, pro-
prietor Of the Biltmore Hotel. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
Bronx Parcels at Auction.

The remainder of the Woolf estate
holdings. comprising ll6 parcels in the
Jerome av. and Mount Hope sections
Of The Bronx, will be auctioned to-day
by Bryan l.. Kennedy in the Vesey ST
snlcsrnom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
NEW JERSEY.
SACRIFICE 10000
Tenn. 10 Suit Responsible Purchaser
Colonial Home
Near the Waer-Actual Water Rights
BEST OF COMPUTATION TO THE CITY.

Delightful all year home on large
grounds, with pa IT. frontage, IN mos
select neighborhood. Large lislhs
room, with oldfashioned open nre,
place, dining room, buffers pantry anu
veil fitted Kitchen on the first floor.
Four fine master bed chambers and
tiled bath on the second moor; wv
large bedrooms and bath and storaee
room on third floor; separate entrance
porch; large veranda and open tellacs
Every modern convenience; electric
light, parquet floors, beamed ceiiihes
walls beautifully panelled IN marc
woods; convenient 70 country cruz
Golf. ideal outdoor and water sports
Send for photograph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
Alterations.
Manhattan.

horton ST. s. 40 City Island az: to
2 sty frame dwlg and garage. 2514j. DR. Maurice
Brukman. "a W Goth 81. owner; James Mckillop.
l54 India St Brooklyn. architect ........ 81 700
owner. i Steiner. l5i 63d st. architect. 1900
The Bronx.
SIMPSON ST. 1854 and 1885, 70 two 3 sly brick
and frame stores and dwlgs. 20143 each Michele
Barone. on premises. owner. Toelberg Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORT
gage, dated Jan. sth. 1876, by Giuseppe
Cerina. through Michael A. Verdi, / will
sell to-day. at $3.50 p. N. at l2l ". 43d
Ali OF the right title and interest that the
said Giuseppe Cerina has In said mortgage.
NV order OF attorney for mortgage.
NATHAN MARKS. Auctioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
Bronxville Property Leased.

Fish & Marvin have rented Tor
Charles A. Tier a property on Grama-
tan av., Bronxville, for a term to Cap
tain John McClintock. of this city. The
property consists of large house and
garage