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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
ROCK ISLAND HOLDERS
REACH AN AGREEMENT
Said to Intend Taking Action
That Will Force a Fore.
closure Sale.

The protective committee OF the Rock
Island refunding bondholders. Of which
George A. Peabody. president OF the Mu-
tuai Life Insurance Company. Is chair
man, met yesterday and reached n de-
cision on the course OF action TO he taken
by the r%efundins ond interests with re-
gard to the reorganization Of the road.
No statement was given OUT, but II IN
understood that the proposed a
of further receivers certificates TO meet
interest falling due on the bonds April
I will be unalterably opposed and that
steps preparatory to forcing a fore-
closure sale under the terms of the bond
mortgage will be taken. There II some
difference of opinion whether, II the In
,erest OH the bonds II paid, Il steps
! con be carried through under other
clauses in the mortgage.
Members of the ~refunding bondholders
committee have not attended any OF the
conferences held h. representatives of
the various Junior interests during the
week in which the efforts have been di-
rected toward warding off involuntary
| reorganization.
The committee on the . per cent. gold
! deb, INJURIES formally yester-
day its decision to postpone action on the
default OF deDeNture interest uue JhHu-
! airy - another thirty days until April 10.
The following statement was given out
by the COMMITTEE.
1.-THE interest due January Is. 1915. on
the twenty year 5 per cent. gold deben-
lures not yet having been paid the COM
mltt.e has arranged to extend to April 10.
1916. the time within which "A n holder
Of a certificate Of deposit issued under
the deposit agreement OF July 10. 1915.
desiring such advance MAJ obtain the
/ advance of the amount of in, rest pay
able January 10. 1916. on the debentures
represented 10y his certificate Of deposit.
Such advance will constitute u loan 10
such certificate hold, r as set forth in the
deposit agreement and vii, be made on
| the terms and in the manner set forth In
the committee's published notice of Janu-
| AIRY Ii, 1916. tn, acceptance OF sucn
advance will he optional with certificate
holders.
The committee has also extended the
time within which deposits may be made
under the Il, poslt agreement 10 April 10.
1915. after which date deposits will he
accepted only on such terms as the COM
m!,tce may determine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
A. T. DICE new HEAD
OF READING RAILWAY
General Manager Promoted
After Starting Life as a
Flagman.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.--Directors
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way Company elected Agnew Thomson
Dice. vice-president and general mana
ger. to the presidency Of the company
to-day. succeeding the late Theodore
Voorhees,. lie has had charge Of the
operation OF the road since MIR. voorhees,
was taken Ill several months 3
Mr.. Dice IA born in 1852 at Scot.
land. Pa. lie entered the railway field
In 1881 as a fagman In the engineering
corps OF the Pennsylvania Railroad and
later served az rodman n assistant
engineer. During 1887 and 1888 he was
assigned to special work on signals at
Altoona.
From January I. 1892. to 1898 he was
superintendent Of signals of the New
York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road. and The following year vas made
assistant superintendent of the Hudson
division Of the same road. lie entered
the service OF the Reading Railway as
superintendent of the Atlantic city Rail
road April I. 1894. On May 4. 1908. he
was made general superintendent of the
Reading Railway. Tie became general
manager January I. 1910. and on Janu-
AIRY 1. 1919. was named a vice-president.
MIR. Dice is a member OF the Ritten-
house. Union League and Engineers clubs
Of Philadelphia and the New York Rail-
way Club Of New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
PLAN TO REORGANIZE
ASSETS REALIZATION
New 81. 100000 Concern to
Take Company Over
Directorate Cut.

At the annual meeting OF the Assets
Realization Company in Camden yester.
day r. a. Potter, president, announced
to stockholders the plan for a reorgani-
zation Of the company. The plan calls
for the formation Of a new company. to
be known as the Finance Trading
Corporation, with $4,000. 900 Z per cent.
preferred stock. par value. 800. n w.
5000 par value $50. n
new company will take over tho assets
Of the present concern.
William Morris 1mbrie & Co. head the
syndicate which has underwritten the
stock OF the new company. and accord
ing to the plan the stockholders Of tho
present company will have the right 10
subscribe to the stock OF the new COM
pany.
At the meeting yesterday the stock
holders voted in favor of decreasing the
board Of the Assets Realization Com
pany from fifteen to five members. The
following were elected directors: Henry
A. Johnston. Charles \. Marshall. John
story jerks and Christian e. Febiger.
The Assets Realization Company was
Incorporated in New Jersey In october.
1908. as successor to a company OF the
same name which was Incorporated In
1899 and r~eorganized In 1905 to take
over the affairs Of failed companies for
the purpose of liquidating their assets.
II was also the purpose cf the COM
pany TO assist weak corporations. The
authorized and outstanding capital stock
Of the company ou January 1. 1918.
was $4,000. 900.
Announcement was made yesterday In
the financial district hat the f1rm OF
Potter. Duer e. Griswold formerly g.
NJ. =. Murphy " Coz has been acquired
by the Finance and Trading Corporation.
II was stated yesterday tina the new
concern will conduct a general liquldat-
ing business. either by the purchase of
assets or by liquidating on "A fee basis
for others. make engineering and
other reports through he Examination
Corporation, which Is owned by the new
corporation. and conduct an auditing
business througl, tho medium of the
Federal Accounting Corporation. which
Is also owned by the new company.
The new corporation has contracted
with the Assets Realization Company
10 liqu!da:s the assets Of that company
and 1t * Anticipated that this arrange
ment will effect considers ble savings in
administrative expenses to the Assets
company stockholders.
The officers ~ the Finance and Trad
ing Corporation are AZ follows T.. A.
Potter. Jr. president Il. X. Ducr. vice.
| president Y A. Griswold. treasurer. W,
:. Hood. secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
COAL CONFERENCE ADJOURNED
Miners Head says Raise -Asked
Need Not Affect Public.

The wage conference of the anthra-
cite coal miners and operators was adj
journed yesterday until Tuesday next
and John +. White. president OF the
United Mine Workers of America. left
town for Pittsburg to attend a meeting
Of the international policy committee OF
the miners. The committee will refer
the agreement recently reached between
bituminous coal miners and operators
to the various districts for a referendum.
II Is predicted that the agreement will
be ratified.
Before departing Mr.. White com
planned that since the anthracite con
ference began 1t has been stated fire.
uuently that the miners are asking for
wage increases that will boost the pro-
ductiOn cost Of o $4,000. 900. He said
that this is not true and that the in
creases the miners are asking need no,
place any burden on the consumers OF
anthracite coal in the form OF increased
prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16

The report OF the Electric Storage
Battery Company for the year ended De-
cember 81, 1915, shows a total net IN
come for the year of s,36O.14s. as
agains, $l.1O3.a3 in the year proceed ng
This is equivalent to S.3I per cent.
earned OH the capital stock of the COM
pany. as agains, CTS per cent. earned
in 1914. The surplus Of the company
was s110,sst. az against si53,213 IN
1914. and the profit and loss surplus
sl.4OS,74S. as against $500, 069. the de-
crease in the latter item being due 10
large adjustment deductions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
THE STEEL MARKET.
Prices Advanced for Many Lines
Of Products.

Railroad companies continue actively
In the market for equipment. Orders
for rails Just placed amount to $4,000
tons. noted specifically elsewhere. and
100. 900 tons more are pending.
The demand for semi-finished steel has
increased rather than otherwise. and
heavy sales of bars. shapes and plates
nave been made in the central West.
Automobile manufacturers continued
actively in the market for sheets and
seamless pipe.
The United States steel Corporation
has appropriated $3.50. 900 for an extern
sion TO the sea mless tube plant Of the
National Tube Company AZ Eiwood. Pa.
and for the installation Of machinery AT
the same works.
The continued activity in rolled steel
products is reflected in further advances
IN prices and additional revision OF price
schedules. covering advances OF from "
tn s. "A ton. II almost sure TO become
effective before the end of the month.
The National Tube Company has ad-
vanced prices Of steel pipe. l2 inches and
under, one point. or 81 a ton Two inch
lapweld pipe has been advanced two
points. and galvanized pipe five points
on ~ and smaller and two points on all
other sizes. oil country goods were also
advanced proportioratcly yesterday.
Manufacturer Of shaf,ing reported an
other rise Of i've points to - per cent.
d~iscour; from list Oh car.oad lots. Roller
tubes are s. a ton higher.
The American sheet and Tnpla,e Compary
has atcanced prices. Of No = gauge sal.
,anized sheets 10 e ba.e. suoict to previous
diff-reniia!. but Nos. ., and u gauge no~
carry a d nercn,. Al of 10 and @c. Tor third
vance .sc per box 20 $50 for, 1 {,
prices to g, from iL.c. because of the hish
crlces prevailing Tor raw material ami the
difficulty Of securing steel 10 cover contracts
Any last ~ves,ise Of doubt s.to the run.
danger level. with each weet, bu, demand
sfo..' rot an All Al . Ss TIM, IN. !, 'i !. S.r.-r Il to i loc.,s
the market. g. = ton d Florence IN mot ITO
on the same maternal being COMMON;
Here IL one large steel producer. the larc
est Of all. naming prices OF sone forms Of
dnished steel for delivery in next year an.
::h.s !; for sn, ,h ct s sss MARKS Rsii q, %s H.. ,sir a but ,s,Td nn |.
willing TO quote for the second half: still
smother nuts his price on pilates. shapes and
reduce the pressure 81 new CUISINES.
The STEEL co,rora'ion hs. pu' ON, -rr
fs.''a ioT s tsI ' IA III. 1 %,r i"' 1t 'n ia sao' ,"s
running % is; On n. other hand A."
con.iierinr that IN the old way no pricr
would h" proof against REVISION when the
There is foreign inquiry for ahcu, :. m
cars
The pig iron movement! t.; more than
cs:o and the East which We're SLOW IN
starting, hay. rolled ~ a heavy volume,
.S,.. IN n0r'F", 1rd Ohio 81, ,h'r, n.s Srsn some ,S
vancrd. though u~ncvenly 4: Chicago male
able pig ,ro. has s"ne TO- $500 Hhi'. No :
under inquiry, inrluding N.sH' tons OF besse.
mer Chicaro buy.nS has amounted to ii5.,'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
TO IMPROVE TUBE PLANT.
steel Corporation 10 spend aI,4hO,.
900 At E:IwOod tity, Pa,

When a despatch from rittSbu:g STAT
ing that important Improvements We're 20
he made az the plant of the National
Tube Company AT ElwupG city. Pa. was
shown &" Judge Ebert II. Gary. chair
man If III" board Of the United states
St"", Corporation, yesterday. he sod
The" finance committee ~ tho Stctl
Corporation has appropriated tpproX!-
Mate,v Sl,f>o,00d for the bI.ld.us of cN-
tensions 10 the seamless tube plant ~
the National Tub" Company. II is true
that work is t" 10 rushed as rapidly as
conditions viii allow"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16

Thu report of the Calumet ami Ari.
IONA Mining Company for the year 1915
shows net earnings of Sj,ij3.sSl. oi
3S.s3 per share. as compared with s3..
OS5,535. or 81 "A share earned in 1914
The total receipts for the year were
S1l.6s3, 12i. as against ss.3iS.s99 IN
1914. The production of the year /,
shown a - follows Copper. %. 2Ss az
pounds. AZ against 52.66..929 pound,
in 1914: silver. l,3s1.011 ounces. a,
against 922.l43 ounces in 1914. and gold
35.263 ounces. as against 2+.l22 ounce:
In 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
NOT TO REORGANIZE FRISCO
Missouri y. =. (Ommission's Com
dttiOns Halt Plan.

l. * understood in the financial dis
trict that row ,hat III" re cation
mas. az the -. l|g.- and san Fran
CISCO Railroad have notified the Missouri
Publ, S"rNic. commission tHat they will
not a't-upt To- ..7'r-di..2e III" road undcr
cund.'lous imposed 10y the commission
thcy VII ALLOW tic i"seCl"su proceed
!HgS To 60 ola.
should tho Missouri commission fail 10
approve ~ the modified plan prepared by
IT," re,rgaulZI'ipi mHIag""- TIE latter
might take steps to Incorporate the COM
pa,y III another state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16

The following protective committee
for the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
way first mortgage 5 per cent. bonds
has been formed Jules =. Bsche OF J,
8. Bache a. Co, chairman: Leroy W.
Baldwin, president of the Empire Trust
Company George &. Van Tuyl. Jr..
president of the Metropolitan Trust
Company. and Valentine r. Snyder. The
Empire Trust Company will act as de-
poeitary for the bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16

- 'FN'H F'-N 80
SUPREME Court. 'rl sly 't IN
NoKk-TNE SEsMEN RN>k FOR
SAVINGS IN THE CITY pr HI.N luKe,
Pluiutln. against JOSEPH NJ GORDON
aIi o'h"1 p"f"u.aul- 'lcrk's g
-Sn7.. Year i"lf 'tlNn'ulH-. NI'F-
sham & Taft ra,u'ir AtrornrNs SO NJ
3 street. Neg York.
Judgment cntrrcI March >fh, ~. ''
~uir' 10 said i~ulEui"u' IN" "a. '-s'l''i
vii sci! a. pIb,ir n%a''i"r ~ 'H' a. 't-r'
SalsSroom. No lt-lr NssrN >'r' 90 .
Borough n' Manhattan, 't'r 90! So
at - o,,o,k noon, on April - I.'
Joseph u b.'. AuJ'iou"'~. TIA" '""~' -'-'
premise directed hv s1,d luIgw'r n TO-
sold, situated on In" south ..r - p.
street in tho said borough bor'f.I's 30
i~s' West 81 III" Southwc,t ru-''' H' -F'
street and SiNth Ayeuue. 'N''"3fs W."
- feet in width IL front nut r"-' ' ~
feat and . 'urN"s IA li"p'hs aI4o ''0 90"
lees situated "a the \o".h r'." "' o..
street IN the >tr! loTNurh. N's ~ ne :
feet I inches W,et # In" \o-'' '..'
Of SAID street ana SlN'h N'rrI. g'"' :
West ID fec' : !uoh-, in "'d'n ~ ''' ~
rear by - feet uud o u'h r7 ~ i'''t
HNrE Etr..r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16

Madison street.
Tho approximate amount Of '.s 'h
Clarges to satisfy which III" tu... e.
scrih,i properly Is 20 ne solid l. TN'".t..r'
thousand i've hundred twenty GO f.-
81 100 dollars Win in'"r"-t eel e.
.housand seven hundred .igh' d.a - &c.,.
dollar. part thereof. from I'll, nr~' 80. :
D",cmb-r. 1915. together v.th iF" -
and allow tnc.. "f ,li" action. apps" ' {;
90 -Four hundred s!S'. ono +nl d" "'
dollars. WI'h in,er"s; thereon f.E .a'
tenth iay of January. l'l2. tcs"'s '!.
'he expenses e.: the st," Til" hurr.' UaF
amouIf ~ 'tN"s assessments t'.4 he'
rates or other tens which are {" 900 go
20 'ae purchaser out - ~, p.',tA'
mon,y. o. paid hv IN" ~r,f"ree d. 80.
thousand ~" hundred .".'u tui % ~
do,l,rs. aud in'ore~
S',.d property viii T.. soil -4..c.' o.,
prt,r mortgages tGrr"ra'iHg F'-'} no..
sanu dollars, nov - u"u ur a porto. ~ ~
MI iutcreS' from M" 18th 'iaN 80 So en-
her. i9li. at four ami "n'-httt pcs 30
per rHnum, $50 to existing t'H.,H. tnl
leases.
Dated. New York. March Q. I''d
JDHS : SHEPPARD ,jltr L"'f-"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

wAlIACH Fro" rwo p,.io- 10 bank
mp,e! hsyr e,cn, h,,.i .f,'n,. 81 ~ ara
wa'lach Bros manui,,' r %. dres-, ,
A. - seventh avenue, Cos ~ ~ W..
son: ~ ".rriS tlaY9ogi ~ "nd 80"
Liabilities stated 20 80 S.u.0o0 as-.ts
5000, .Iudgr H"lsh .rgoi,, -! w"aiI1.
MIRIAM GIESEN, doing bu, ta.ss - y \
Thirty,cigh'h street, h'ci a PETITION IN
assets sa,5is. consisting OF nl1rchand'Se.
$500; t%Nturcs. $500, accounts, siiS cash
being two 81 .ooo bonds RIO Grand" and
M"s.trn IS pi%dsHI :" /. bank as col
SIZES for rent to The Manhattan Leasing
Company aud Iudgo Hough rrstratucd
tho company from pressing It, suit for a
>ear The company was started IN 1875
by her husband. who lied in !a0a
MOONEY -s~CHREIBEH, roofing salesman
IN Bankruptcy. with Liabilities ssi.,2O
and no assets, The largest. creditor Is
tho American saving Bank. $!l 900 bond
and mortgage on ,'lc-isit Washington
Bankruptcy schedules.
cHARIIS : Ali.EN, interior aecorator,
ncr IN the hgn ~ Jules Bouy & cie, Ii ed
schedul-s showing liabilities s~lsl>st -
large part ~ which IS for merchants"
sold to the rrm, and no assets. Included
in Inc n.b.lp,ics ara notes NJ E'hcl Dana
sheppard for lle.2Oo. Among he oredi.
tors are IL" Neth'rland Bank, .n'snt
george nut,rich. Ei.ci-, ana Jules
Buay, sl;,bie.
WILLIAM j. MERIT. gen"ral contractor
~ ror'ohcst"r died schedules showing
liabilities s-'.%31 and t~s"ts si,sSi, ron-
sis,,ng Of claim, a~rtin,t ia" Village OF
Portch'si"r, s.,soi mdrhinrry, il.,Oo:
ono" n>turrs, 500 ana a"rounis. .iS'
Among N" creditors are i,org" Mertz's
Sons OF for,chcst"r, SASS, and !. n.
BrinlcN 81 Sew York rttv. f3.t30.
EHRENSAIl. & DEi'TtH, manufacturers
Of waists ana dresses a. 10 west FL.
tnenth street, tll"d schedules showing Tia.
hilities S5.ol< and assets $i.at3. consist.
Ing ~ stock and rXtu,cs s'.onu and a,-
counts s2t3.
Assignment.
PHILIP REINHENX, who osair dealer In
woollens at 81 East Seventeenth street
made an assignment 10 Leon Lau,cr.
stein, He was IN ihis line from 1899
10 1879, then went into a banking husi
ness and started the present business a
year aSo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
HELP WA>TED-IEMAlE.

$50 TO So PER MONTH cNtm mona, >,
any employed person without int, ,fariux
with regular work no selling, no nn,a-s.
ing. positively no Investment. .un"mp!vysd
need not apply Addr'ss THE SIINCR
MIRROR GO, INC, lc9 W. Madison ST
Chicago, III,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March II Consider able realizing
appeared in American Shtpbuild!ng common.
hui IN face Of the selling the stock acted
we'll Union Carbide and Booth Fisheries
common we've strong stewart Warner. iii.
nois Brick and swift 4 Co held firm Prac.
tional dec'incs were motel in a few issues on
small dealings Bonds wero steady. The
summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
Custom House ~ ..ripts.

The total receipts for duties at the
custom House yesterday were si5s,-
0G?.si, of which sI22,ASS.sS was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and s332,jsoT6 for recent
importatiors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
PUBLIC MOTTO Is.

SEW YORK - ittME COURT. FIRST
JUDICIAL. DISTRICT. OUNTY Of
BNoNN.- TIA" Matter q: IA, Application
y; ,he Publlc sc9vice Commission Tor the
..!.i pistr!ci g: me stat. 81 New york'
"a ans ou h.ln.' y. The CITY OF New York
TO- M nppoin,nen' of commissioners OF
aiHnsisa;or} thereof .nd ,app,sm.SSss MENU.
,. e. .'%p. aSsolp,. and an ..;si. ei Ss wan N
OF easement a. and 20 eersain ssvcral
p,rcYF,s's svE a@H "'" md the ,n,srsee'iGn 2;
SnNt Of Kew Y 3Srk H' rs%air.t Il ,d rAc N. sr S"i.
operation in p"rp"tui,y Of a portion Of the
rapid transit, railroad commonly spoken o:
at, =. i;ENISTrHSSs hhyENnE EorrE
Second, SepeIa'" and Final R"p.r, Of cyrus
G MILF Martin ~.ieiszler and Josiah K
arpsIuted in The above entitled proc.,d;ns.
which report bears date the card day 81
February, 1915. was Med In the once OF
sth day ~ March. lsld.. "
NOTICE l. FURTHER GIVEN tina, sold
to and affects Damage Parcel No. . in ,hS
"eSys ;Hi!'ita GrGSrGli1s' c,vrx ..,
Second separate and FINAL Repor, VIII he
presented ,Gr 'enn,ma,,on TO he supreme
TIP ".,ins p Of Mo,ia r"' to b. 'G her. !! in 20, sn, u:
ih- Firr, judicial District, a. the Bronx
County conr, House; at JOS, stree; ana
RrouS. cI;y u New York, on the .3rd dav
OF March, 1915. n, the orerlnG Of court on
that day. and that then and there. or a,
soon thereafter ss counsel Gn bA heard
thereon, a motion Will be made that said
report he confirmed.
Dated. New York Mach \. 1919.
LAMAR HARDY.
CORPORATION Counsel.
Municipal Building.
Borough ~ Narna,.an.
New Yoti, city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. March thinning stocks Is .
rule were not much changed. United states
smelling closed fractionally lower. while
American Zinc and Calumet and Arizona
gained. Pond Creek Coal WAS u strong spe
cialty. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBURG, March 1j.-National Freproof.
ing sold up to =. a gain of y, Pure OIL closed
unchanged ~ lsis after selling up 10 10. The
st,pt ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16

--ti street
section g. BtnrE f.s S'r-" N0N -
ia aud l.S West .3rd street srl H0 III
Wes' .9nd >tr""'.
IRE. and Gear Of all crr4wtrtr ~
lien.
approximate amount q r"it = ''"
gage debt. costs HluI al.oWHt 'h. So
Defendants murtg,t' dNbfs u.'s 'tf ~.
,uwauc'~, $3.50. 70, tho st'' ."'"' -
mortgage. debts lrIug -e'.t". '' -.
mortgages covering above fir- ft'Hl P.F.
erty and adloinlng prop r'y i+H ~ Gee
and l23 West .-nd street
Dated New York. M.rrA 80 .''
WILLIAM = tIAkI. h' -
~ FORECLOSURES strErNE 'o,, F.,
COUNTY OF MEN YORK 'H. as
MEMS BANK For SAWS, is
.lrT or NEW york NI.r." 80
ANNE Lucy GOLDSMITH
PENDANTS. Clerks Filc ~. ''... 't- a.
Cadwalaier. Wickrrshatu s 7H' ".
Attorneys. 80 Wa ~'r'r'. N'' ." e.,
Judgment entered MAJ 81 ''' pa,
suant to said iuiSm"u' 'N' 80
VIII sell At public Hutii"i a. ~.
Ssi sropm, Nos. 'i-ih \""N @.'
Borough ui Manhattan. cry .' IT,
-, !. o'cloriI noon, On Apri 7'n
Joseph u, DAY, Au, tlor""r, 40 ''
ennis. directed 10y siid tu.E "
suld, situated on tn" Nu'th
stree, in N" >ui iior'y-N. ''r ..
feet West uf the N~r"'nNHr' '.
.'rect and SIN'h \N"uH" "N'".
feet i inches IN within N .'"i '. ~
hy as feei ana . .u,h"~ 100 rfl'I
iiE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-16
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March = The ma-ke, way
generally steady, with activity confined 10
tho oil issucs Ral'imor" Tub" cised of
AZ ia. los" Tho summary
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The Pennsylvania Railroad lines west
Of P1ttsburg have placed orders for about
500 tons Of structural steel for track
elevation at Indianapolis with the For,
Pitt and King Bridge companies. Ten.
ders will he submitted IN the next few
days on abou, 500 ons OF bridgework
for Eastern roads.