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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

Galley q p.--CEEIltlCAIE o. L4n
fTEp PARTNER SHIP Th's i- 90 c.'ui
tsat p limited partnership A1s been lo..u-
~ tie uud.rsian~. ll.a...A. - '..
Visions of the statutes q the s'Ste 81 ~"
York t.- ,,,.r .uch
oartuer.hip !. 20 be conducted y 1a!ey
fo~I The principal place OF 0usieess IS u
-. fo,s,ri d. ne County = New YORK
D Tho general nature q tie business ~
tended 20 be- transacted BY fsid ll''ie''"''
T.. a drygoois commission business
Ma names OF the general ana spe-.a'
,srtre-4 interested therein AM tneir re-
,erffye uiares n residence are - toloN-
,ar.rie- l. Lord. ohio resides ~ Iarryto"3'
t,.'e.rrasfa, COUNTY Sew York, aud kenneth
I'D ,.ho resides al No. 40l West End ave
,,,s You York CITY. are the general part
ro-s. Sa~ah J Gaiey. who resides az Fnla
9alphi. IN -ha state az Pennsyl'anis. il inc
sr.ci.I rtrtner All Of said partners are OF
The amount Of capital which said Sars i,
7 Ca,ev hss contributed % the common 2toch
- the sum ~ 100000.
THE ra.tlership is 10 begin on January
e-st 1915. and 70 oni on December thirty
rrst 1917 - ,a,.
CIIAS. T.. LORD.
KENNETH LORD
SARAH J. GALLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
Inertia of Safety.

IN some quarters IL is believed that
uncertainty over the outcome Of our
discussions with Germany over the
Lusitania matter has checked the i'm
petus of investment so far as the stock
market is concerned. The strength Of
the bond market is attributed to the
fact that people buy bonds both for Sc
cur.ty and for income. They have no
lear Of the bonds suffering anything
but temporary decline. a. 'he worst.
iu case the spectre Of war becomes a
material thing And bonds afford, gen
orally speaking, a safe occupation for
money that would otherwise he idle.
In other places the belief is that III
yestors are willing enough 90 buy. hut
that they have 20 accumulate a new
stock Of funds before they can. But
the common opinion IN the Street
seems to be that the accumulation Of
stale bull accounts IN The brokerage
houses discouraGes big operators from
attempting 70 start any widespread
market advance, for whose su tanning
= broad public demand is essential
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

WALTER n BRAlNERD who ess 4 partner I'D
m, Monarch vacuum Company AMI s'elthc ruh-
tbs Conpany. o. cod - All iisi Broa1"@
h,s sled A petition IN BANKRUPTCY. Vi,h hS'iiie'
8, sss and As,c,s .e25 In note and accounts
HARRY DUPONT auto supply dealer. "a f"r'
ches,.r. Liabilities s.ss9 and assets 500. con
..t,ns az stc.k. $500. acolnts. $50. snd Piano
under lease. $3.50.
ABRAHAM AND SADIE GfNSBUCRG. partners,
under tho name ., sadis Glnsburs. a, o. Ridge
A.. have flei PETITION. with liabilities. N,37s AMI
asseis. so 81 fixtures.
VICTOR LEIBOvrZ. dealers in silks. ~oo!
l,ns ard dres. goods a, - East liot 49,. has made
ar assignment toAbrahAm }. haip0u ,Alei9,n o.
S ty { Rothschlld' ,2l5. Aeke7aan & nadi
son. Slj7. Abe smihino. >los' ana pa''n h'''''
'SssARAToNE 4 MoNTI- Pasqu4le ,nn4r,tone
aud Francesca N0nu grocer a. la4 W u ~. ."4
e. by thess creiit9rs Armour 80 pc. w.,
p.ny $751;. Carlo Mepero - y 'ssaLAa q
b0o. tila al iy celia Bro, 500. A. as
ERvEsTo GALLo-peslsr n e'oa-s aad , ,1,s
:, zoe .'esee,,, a. ,,t Ioiis @l.'.r' .j5
Composition, Confirmed.
HARTLEY SILK MANUFACTTuNG cOMPAAf
judge Iea1ed Hand hs- sGnfinel ,,i,''.-'
,ion q The Hartley siik MAnuisclqr'S .np'l,
WWss,,.,iy % rooswsnt4 AMI Std e. g. g.. ali a..
T,T.na. iron ana Pitstu rgh Penn. Nu
y, U.rrr y suger q counsel gio said ma
~. ,srrs rera =, cents cash. AID thc "a ei..e
in mortgage bonds. 70 III amour, or ~, . oe,
naVabie H. one two AID tlrec yealf Li-uhl
IL were about $500. 00o ". %. Gcnner; Is At
'oT Tao, e, '9 + poTIGAN & Co-Jqdge Iea-ei
Hard has c01f-mei composition q. ihoiHAs j
D1risan & 60 trading ss Thomas J.. Do-isa- /"
~ srH.
White st. w.th creditors. q 50 cents 90 lEs "''
i.r n.tilties vere 800 .65s. $500, H.. -.
coasrtn.l ! compc .tion y Isaac YACHT trading a.
I Nach, & Co. cotton s1ods. p. church si WIN
creditors. a. q cents on The doAsf i4ai'-l''
III RoG ifF 4 KAss-Iuds, LEANED Hand l b.
eonarued eomPo:itiP1 ., koson 4 rs -1s,,,e ls4s
~ 90 CO.. ~, lie doilr cash
MAN LElBoyI1Z-Judse, LhiTnet h,nd 1ts
Bosery With creditor. at 10 cents on fhe doie
Bankrupt, Schedules
HARVEY y ROW.. ira, al produce CON
mission. q is5 We, So. slowing a5!lti-. tsoas
ard .sss,s ,ii257. consisting OF real estate a.
Ssalori Del. $4,000; sool accounts s. 900 CIT
urss. $40. horse and tusD. 800 anu eash H.
PHIIIP GoLDsrEIN. dealer IT, ,ot,on god, a,
s5i CArAl 81 showing Liabilities 8 - add nomilA A.
assets Sl302s consisting O. STOCK. $500. EKtlres
vhieh $ q, ar -. q ed $, 500 louhtig! D.,
Orchard St shosfns uA1llitls, jl5.53e and ssse.s
s. $50. colsstins q s'rk $1,000. fixtures. 500.
illus SiEYER ,oober In general merchandise
4, % We, 10Th st.. shogias IatAles S-s.3i5 aud
assets S.jf1s cor -'lrg - edn'y in real state a.
600 pl4rt q 100 Aceour> $500 and claim i22s
JAMES PArfLIS restaurant a. l7- t.H A. ard
i-i Wes' t'A g. e.o"ing Liabilities q oee and
Rse.ts, ApOOlnt.s.
KFsSLFR 4 WILNER-Judss Maysr hu sp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
Deputies Take Up Measure
Thursday-Loss Com
penSatiOn Debated.
GENEVA EXCHANGE
PUZZLE TO EXPERTS
Italy's Commercial and Indus.
trial Affairs Reported In
Excellent Condition.
BY YVES GUYOT.
ES- Minister Of Public wsns. gdtW "t'Assses
GosssmIque 81 Fiaaneltrs."

by U Eo W lOi.
tn Minister Of Public wsrs. sdn~ "LAssses
GosrsmIque 81 FIssneIte."
lspci,l Cable 70 No Tribunal
Paris, Feb. THE Chamber Of
Deputies will discuss on Thursday
the plan to tax war profits. This
tax will reach all who are making
money out of the war, including in
termediaries, but will only touch
actual war profits calculated on an
average for three years before the
war.
This tax raises the question Of
compensation for those who lost
through the war. II it is just TO
tax profits arising from circum-
stances Independent Of ones own
action, it is equally just that those
who lose through the same circum-
stances should be reimbursed by
the state. But there will never be
a budget which can support those
charges, especially in time Of war.
The question Of exchange is al
ways open. One cannot explain why
at Geneva exchange OH Paris is
$500. One reason offered is the
quantity of notes Of the Bank of
France seized in the invaded prov
inces by the Germans and sent by
them TO Switzerland.
The depreciation of Italian ex-
change is also sought to be ex-
planned by the amount Of paper
money in circulation in foreign
countries, but according 10 a for
ner Italian Minister the excess Of
paper money has a very limited ef-
feet on exchange and the real rea-
son lies in the trade balance.
The figures OF the Bank of italy
show that since the end of May of
last year SOL 100000 out of $780,
100000 in paper held by it has been
paid of. which demonstrates that
Italian commercial and industrial
affairs arc in most excellent condi-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
Waiting for Profits.

The something that is the matter
with the market varies with the dag
nosticisns. A week ago it wac plainly
the choking up Of the channels OF dis
tribution, or so the doctors said. There
were too many spectators and too few
dscernible investors. Not much bet
terment was brought TO the situation
by the creation Of horde of involun-
tary investors, as spectators have been
called whose plans miscarrying have
forced them 70 hold on, at paper loss,
to stocks they were ready enough TO
let go at the sight Of an actual profit.
There was good deal of desirable
liquidation st the same time, j; was re-
ported, but the books of the commits
sion houses are still full Of orders 10
sell at or points above the current
level Of prices. Why investors do not
come forward in greater numbers is
something that puzzles the street, I'M
less II is that they have devoupd so
much Of what came from abroad they
are no longer hungry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

Baldwin Locomotive has always en-.
loved better reputation than most OF
the other equipment companies. That
may be the reason why there IS more
confidence in the ability of its stock
to recover lost ground than in 'he abil-
ity Of some Of the others. Then, too,
there has no: been the talk around the
Street about Baldwin concerning dl-
rectors specializing in their own stock
that has earned notoricty Of doubtful
value for more than one Of the others.
Possibly there is. as is rumored, new
pool operating in the shares. What
ever the reason, their recovery. yester-
day from the slump brought about by
d disappointment after the directors
meeting was both rapid and continuous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
STORAGE NOTICES.
IIniIEn storage & Van CO, Inc

MN u,fs-. sleS Psrk -. o. ar - s.f,.
W.-shous,s .l8s Fars rlue asN i1tu e,f
BREACHES 20 cour',iuit Ars and jss y. ls4si -
Nc. YORK. February Sub, 1915
a. Wrs Lillian Sockwea Mrs c helN
" =. Fitzpatrick. Mr p. Il. REID, Mt ar
Mrs Han-ueram ifh. Ch2s. .. hyaeE ~
art Mrs Peter Currar. Mrs Nhlami MI
tisrachty and Won and schVarfZ pr. ~
KENNY. Mrs r J Cannon, Mr.. =. = ~
,sra. John Layd-r. john l. slg Soma, MtH
fs-rnagne Jarnes Berr~. Jas V Go.asml. .
Y.u Ava each of sou arc her 1j notinTa VIZ
ne finn. FOR the payment q our ion lpon
the prone. ry hereinafter described having ~
rIre' af.sr due notice thereof bad been give.
YOU. We .l.l cause such property. 20 W
HOf--~VCID GOODS MERCHANDISE -
praNO~ TRUNKS AND PERSONAL II
~ MS. stored b. you or In your name
IN taich tou may have an interest ia IN
Ia.t.t storage a Van Company. nc D.
p'4rehousos. 70 BE- sold a; PUBLIC AUt-
TrON. according 10 statute In sucn CAS-
made and provided, At our w@rehouse
gsst Park Avenue. Corner Ljth 81. Dor
oush ~ Bronx, New York CITY. on Friday
February 25th. a. % a n, and IL the sac
thereof Is not completed on said oste N.
same will be continued on oach ana ever
Friday thereafter az the same time ana
place until all goods are sold
United storage & Van Company. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
Trench Warfare Is Varied
with SOrtieS, but Line Is
Little Altered.
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE
IN RAPID ADVANCE
Marine Preferred Stockholders
Finally Draw the Line at
Further Concessions.

Bulls and bears have settled down
to trench warfare for how long no
body seems able TO guess. On the map
OF averages the pins are moved back
and forth almost daily; but the Ger
mans are still in France. The bulls in
last years drive gained great deal
OF ground, but they seem unsblc to add
to II, though commercial and financial
prosperity their munitions of war
pile up impressively. And though here
Baldwin Locomotive pushes forward a
new salient and there Lackawanna
Steel is dislodged from a hard won
crater, the general position is hardly
changed. Market communicates are
monotonous, with their hopes yet TO be
realized and their victories too slight
TO be mapped. The grand attack is
ever being deferred. Nibbling, as with
Joifre, is all that goes on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
SCRROGATES NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or
Honorable John =. c0ha.an. surrogate
OF tho county OF New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given to all persons having claim.
sgain-, Martha Is Whitridg-, late % N.
County OF New York. deces.ed. % present
the same with voucher. thereof 20 tls
al their place OF tTsnsactlng
bushes. A. the orlce o. Whitridgc. Butler
4 Rice. our attorneys. No. 50 Nal etgeet.
an The cry = Now York on or before the
Is, day u July, 1916. next
dated New York the Goth day OF De
cembcr 1915
DOUGLAS " THOMAS
FREDERICK y. pHfrRIDGs
Executors
wHlrRfDGE. BUTLER RICE.
Attorneys sor Executors
90 Wall ST. Nep YORK Cfty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
Midwest Refining Report.

The report Of the Midwest Refining
Company for the year ended December
81 last shows gross earnings OF s5,4S9,-
0sl. Net earnings, after expenses m
GLIDING the cost Of crude oil, we're
Sf.s25. 3s6. Allowing for depreciation
charge OF SCI, 766, the total net pronts
for The wear were Si.763.6l9 and the
surplus after dividends Sl0i3.6l9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
RAILWAY BONDS DEPOSITED
Western Pacific Reorganization Plar
Well Under Way.

Yesterday was the last day for the
deposit Of the first mortgage bonds Of
the Western Pacific Railway Company
under the reorganization plan. Exact
figures were not available at the close
OF business, but it is known that the
deposits were nearly equal 20 the total
amount OF bonds outstanding.
The reorganization managers have
received the following statement from
the receivers Of the company's Deem
her earnings:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
PROPOSALS.

erArrD BIDS WILL he RECEIVED BY
ihe BoarC OF water supply, at i;s otiiees.
twenty-secpnd floor. sunicipsl Bnild'ng'
PARK ROW. centre and Chambers streets
Ssv .'ork CITY. until II 4 81. on Tues
day. February Is. 1919. FOR Contract ~
Tor furnishing and deiyesiins, p ,gs ss
valves for the 'ity tunnel OK tHS Natshh'
soi,educt. IN New YORK City.
Al the above place and TINE the BIAS
will be publicly opened ana reno ram
nhlets containing Information Tor bidders.
srt contract drawing. can be obtained a.,
M above address. q the once ~ the Sec
rotary. by .depositins he sum OF ten DO
each pamphlet For further particulars
apulv 20 the once 0f tho Principal A.
slsiant Engineer a. the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
join I. GhLvIN.
Commissioners % the Board OF water
GEORGE FEArHERsroNE. sser.,ar,
SEALED BIDS will hs received ~ tho
BOARD ~ Water supply al - ofrces. tweuii
second f5or Municipal Building. PARK Koe,
Centre and Chamber Streets. Sew 1of
CIV. until II a. II ou Thursday. Februsr
- 1915 Tor Contract $50. FOR lining gi'h
brick masonry a. portion - the kastfiff
furre. ~ tAe CatsKill aqleflct The port pr
0f the tuuTe. 20 b. lined g. about i.50A fee
long The work is ,9, atel in ne town ~
It Pleasant. Hestchester County. Sew for
A. fh. above place and tfne he BIDS y D.
be- publicly opened and rad Pamphle's
containing information for bidders and con-
tract drawings can be- obtained =, the above
address A. the Office q fhs Secretary, ly
dep0.iting the sum 81 ten dollars 800 10
cash or is equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply 10 the Office OF
H. Principal Assistant Engineer al the above
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES :. CHADWICK.
join I. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the BOARD ~ water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERsToNE. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The Indiana Pipe Line Company for
the year ended December 81. 1910,
earned s1.27l,Al in net, which was
equal 10 25.42 per cent on the 10000
capital stock. against 25.37 per cent re-
ported in the year preceding. Divi-
bends amounting to 100000 were paid,
against sl,l50.oOO in 1914, leaving n
surplus of sA7i.s16, an increase of
1852, 1924.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News end Earnings Of Nari-
Gus Corporations.

Gus corporations
A summary OF statistics estimated
on figures representing approximately
&c per cent Of the central station gen.
Grating industry Of the country com
piled BY The Electrical World indi-
Gates that earnings Of the central sta
ton electric companies amounted TO
$4,000. 900 for November. 1915. and,
when compared with that month in
1919 made a growth of 10 per cent.
The combined output Of the general
ing stations In that month was the
largest ever recorded, total kilowatt
hours amounting 10 1,1o5,OOo,00O. an
increase Of 300.0G0000, equal 20 more
than % per cent. Central stations N
both the New England and Central
states produced earnings Of around -
per cent better than in November, 1914.
Output OF stations in the New Eng
land States showed an increase OF al
most % per cent. while that Of tho
Central safes made q gain o. nearly
% nor cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

Gross operating revenues OF the Gin
cinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Railway Company for December. 1918.
exceeded those in the same month Of
1914 by s232.707 or nearly 81 per cent,
the total income amounting to s9s6.s56.
Net after expenses and taxes was s294,-
066, a gain OF over - per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

r.,Y,,t Francis Gibcr receiver for The paftne'slp
sss,ts q Kesser Winet the@iis'. III 1"a1s
iond s2JOo Liabilities were so ~ 49,. - ,ied -
ns,s k~.ier Tlo rei''i,n eed 900 No'emher =
gain, Ma u Wllrr- was dismissed ~ 'l'"'
N, cAH>ii.i.fs J.. uInsH judy Haad b" az
pcil'sI Anss Bertha Hsmosqsn r,'f'ef ., W
'4,,,ie. Al, ~, Wshlnsou e. io'I $1,000
Assets are ab.u' s, Ioo
Must Pay Royalties.
LIEBLER CoMPtNl judge .M.yer hr Dr. -
Irrins II Diffeuhoe'sr. receiver for .: ~ ~,
p pa ,v ro1atie. . Ion. Napoleon Bar~r = s2'
for he lts o, the pa hsrAri ~ ~
play Joseph and lii- Brethren ~ IT, e-t 3~i
becember Z i1li icns Ter cent Of u'r sror' Peg
Alignment
PACKARD & kIAENs -Tnad g. Prss4 ad
lax Kc4rs hair reiIgarat0fs a. "a wes' u -
have male a. sssig melt io 'nafles 3 Lynn
Discharges from sansrvo,o.
ulso eareI HAND m &c. tntea s'a'.'
Dlsnct loa-t ,.'riT r 1.se 60, -, 10
ant Hc Grand Union H1'e A. sAra,osa. utal.ius.
solSl5. Woodward a Va syee. pa'.5l.r' ~ ,.'
UahrI'e. So samuel \ solomon sales.
MAJ 20 - Nicloss az. formerly as trnr'
STATE Novcr Company. ial.I'ita. f3..o.l ifI4.
\ s. liabilities tfss-. Hester Bats % We
s3'A sf. liabilities. $-0s5..
OeAs.ncy Judsnsatt
Francis n Carprnter. 100 W,s; ioth g. fouleri.
sscretars % Lskeu DALEY q Co. uzhllle- q
go Nana NrYer. 80 Easf s2d a.. lanilites fl-.
1sS Inducements for Julius Never william lohn
son elc-lncian g Church - Aifhuf McLIr.
plumber P0uT1kae.slr. Wits n GailgTaj
s-5cer Nnfl'ct0Fn Ge1rge 4 Brtssg ,ssener 80
Wag 1894 ST. JACOB Cut'msn butcher 1919 Ls,'
l-sh O. Louise ~. Sweet. $40 West 1871 81
Dagif Mfsr 2is West ii5fh T. Charlie Miller
foreman ., Wet ll3,h s. Musois Br,tAer,.
mel's furnishing - As Is May l.. Law 3D.
fanfs' wear ~ Itl az. al Bernard hra-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

w.sh,nron. Feb. The condition Of me tntot
S,s,.s TrpasIry 70 dy Wa Net balance IN genera
fund. .lis.727 Ssi: total receipts $-SoSees' "'Al
n.yments sg655s6o. The detit tlis ts-al ,ea, J.
{ Il $50 esq szslnst dencit O. - $3.50 Ia.
Scsr cSclnsivs ef Panama Canal and pubic oe0'
fran.a -flons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
AUCTION SALES.

Notice Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT on TEBRu
az u i1ls I. r VI. ~ Aryie taA4csb fe.l
ig he Mitchell Edmon''on Ga'as, Nc I% ,, we
scroun3 OF g. sChften "li o. 500 - y-v.s, -
ri,ro,gh ~ Manhattan Cify ~ Neg lork 49,
MITCHELL EDMONsrON GARA"h' IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
AGAIN vETOEs REFERENDUM
Massachusetts House Committee he
fuses Favorable Report.

Boston, Feb. An adverse report
was sent to the House to-day Oh
resolution for an amendment 70 the
constitution which would provide for
the initiative and referendum.
The measure vas advocated oy inc
American Federation OF LABOR oul' as
in former years, the legislative con-
mittee on constitutional amendments
voted against II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
blackstone valley Gas and Electric.

The Blackstone Valley Gas and Fec
trio Company ended the year 1915 with
q substantial improvement IN earn
irgs. For December alone gross reye-
rues amounting 70 $liS.2S7 showed ar
increase Of S26,7@I, and for the entire
year gross income Of sl,5i5,l9i was
s1s4,S2l better than at the close OF
1914. December net income was in
creased sl5,l94 70 S63.1Os, and surplus
after interest charges, etc. totalled
sA5.2O9. q gain Of nearly 30 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
International Mercantile Marine Company
II Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit for Preferred Stock
issued under Agreement dated September H. 1915:

the formation Of the Committee the holders
Of the Marine Company were not informed
Of their holdings, and were threatened win me
, extinction their interest through the contamination
~ organization plan which had been promulgated in the
of the holders Of the outstanding bonds The danger
-. contamination Of that plan has passed the preferred
united for the protection of their interests IVY
;trg with Committee 500 in amount OF the out
rrefeYred stock. and the investigation made by the
Snts for the Committee demonstrates that the properties
line LARGELY of the amount OF the outstanding
"a, the Committee Is In position effectively TO protect the
co..~sS< Of the preferred stockholders
T., view Of the early maturity of the outstanding bonds, the
% ~ which has been questioned the Committee deemed
present financial conditions to formulate
, NJ REORGANIZATION involving the retirement of the existing
- formulating such plan OF reorganization your Com
- has heen with demands recognition on behalf OF
.or~,on stock wise based valuation of prop
3 ~ such magnitude that in Justice to the holders of the
stock with accumulated dividends thereon amounting
&C. m Arr t. ioi6) impossible TO aocede thereto
.tbSarding Committee DESTROYS OF recognizing
herav treating potential prospective value in the
common stock
10 order that the rights of the various interests may he
.e..re5 YOUR Committee will endeyor To have the legal
in the foreclosure suit speedily Htigated and
% That the bonds due and restoration Of the prop
the OF the Marine Company the present large
;~c should give the holders Of preferred stock
M eye;tlton early payment account of the
.8 dividends preferred stock II sale OF the property
+e8 hy the court the existing financial situation
& ~o-eS sale in the interests Of the preferred stock
rt 60 reorganization plan for the benefit of the preferred
stockholders
dated New York February :. 1910.
JAMES y. WALLACE. Chairman
Wa New York City BRONSFR
g x F4TnpoTr ii sssi saS sSerr
-1.o' counsel Commit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

December gross earnings OF the Ala
bama Great Southern Railroad Com
psny amounted 10 s614,300, an increase
Of sl2p.e98 over that month In 1914.
Net revenues after taxes were sl62,943,
more than double those in the previous
yoar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

S12,000000
UNITED STATES SMELLING, REFINING & MINING CO.
TEN YEAR So CONVERTIBLE NOTES
n,.d E.b,,u ,o,6 Due February 1926
Interest payable February Land in notes I"
.ndM 1000 denomination registers principal only
option the holder into stock
lin each share S5O
C.uab notice but
called may
CAPITALIZATION hi. 6n.ndns. eompI.sd
Convert he Noh.t hi. h.u1 s2oooo~
rfurcdS 2@3lS7zo
existing s4oOOo of hi. and the sSooo G
Utah Company SO Notes. g. guar A by ISIS nsety I thus
ducing the funded sndg guaranteed debt by s2ooooOo
debt and Except in the case or the Utah
Company there is no gags DEBT on the pops .;oty
of No made by the Company
these and none may made upon sny0I
its subsidiary eompanis. except on the. the coal s prop
applicable I were 'e T aoo
deductng depreciation improvements and x
poation.
paying 7 on s24 US preferred ss J Were
becnst about SIS share5o3dc
Present preferred and common stock
enns the equity above these notes p more than iJsnS.
3 times the amount OF these notes PRESENT rate OF a''"
PRICE 1887 INTEREST.
Subscription the undersigned tuesday February
discretion The right reserved Ff. any a.
made negotiable receipts will be issued Psndns the
Of
Al lrl ma4as ,g1rrrg app0od By oar'A
Mfo5Ro ,Gay,B Z PrTns Of Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

George ". Hopkins. IL was announced
Yesterday. has resigned as vice-prcsi-
dent, director and general sales man
ages of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Com
pany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
DoyD SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1916.

v in bonds Stock Exchange Monday
Saturday. s50o0 s19360o0
- Ianuar. $4,000 AGAINST s7o9o0oO