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New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The New York, Ontario & Western
Railway Company reports gross oper-
ating revenues amounting to SGs4,loo
for January. an increase of Si9.16r
Net revenues after expenses and taxes
totallcd Slo4,9SO. or Si1.9@ greater
than in January of last year.
Milton f. Untermcyer and James p.
Travcrs have formed new Stock EN-
change partnership. under the trm
name Of Ontormeyor Travers, with
oilices at 30 Broadway.
Baruch Brothers announce the re-
tircment of James i. Iravcrs as a
member of the firm.
The Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburgh
Railway Company. in its income re
port for January, gives gross earnings
of S993 .S02, against $6l2,29a earned IN
tho same month Of last year. Net
after taxes was increased from sl2S,tsO
20 S240,739.
Gwsthmcv & Co. members OF the
Stock Exchange, have opened new
branch Office in Memphis, Tenn. and
Hulburd Warren & Chandler at Rock
ford, III.
Gross revenues Of the Atlanta, Bir-
mingham &. Atlantic Railroad Company
for the six months ended December 81.
1918. totalled $l.573,2l3, a growth OF
Sl95.560 over the same period IN l9ll.
while net after taxes was increased
1888 to S263,22S.
The National Bank Of Cuba last week
shipped sl,OoO,000 in gold Of the new
Cuban coinage 10 Havana. OF this
amount, 100000 was shipped from
New York and S500,000 from Phila-
delphia.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
Surplus Has a Big Fall

1t is almost year since the 'url..,
reserve of the banks was as low IS W..
reported in yesterdays actual ,, Oa.,
statement. In March, 1915, II wei. @
under the sl34.e9s. 100 reported yesHS.,o yes S.o
day. getting down 20 about slZs'VVV.v.
in the middle of the month. In yes'e,'
davis statement the increase IN losn,' can.
Of s4S, S,794 900, was no less no'aoie 80 N
the decrease of sll $4,000 IN easl. y
It's effect on the surplus reserve, "rt. .,s
showed decrease for the week OF si,, ~,
OO9.75 The increase in loans was II
uibutcd yesterday to new ISSUES -. ~
securities, syndicate operations anu -, -,
transfer Of foreign securities 70 '"'
market.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

BID. Ask. BID. Ask.
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New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
Bank Clearings.

No indications OF any falling of in
general business activity can be seen in
the Clearing House exchanges at the
more important cities in the United
States. the total last week being again
very large. according to "Dun's Re
view" amounting to s3,5li,67s.2l4, an
increase Of Ola per cent As compared
with the same week last year and of
47.9 per cent as contrasted with the
corresponding week in 1914
Clearings at New York continue In
unprecedented volume for this period.
gains Of 79.7 and 60.2 per cent appear
ing IN comparison with the same weeks
of the two Immediately preceding years.
Cities outside continue TO make a very
favorable exhibit, the aggregate OF all
points being 32.l per cent larger than
last year and 26.5 per cent in excess OF
two years ago.
Average daily bank clearings for the
year 10 date are given below for three
years;
1915. lais. l9lt
February . Sis TOs 900 sisi 900 1901 900
January -. ,l8S5sO0O !s6l9iQo0 545 10, 900
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.


CHAEfLS NEWMAEK. real ssls.c operator .-t
1n.d.. . go Riverside Drive ard q Cla---aort
a.. has ai,d. with Liabilities ,ii7.sso 1rl aue.s
$1,000. i0 shares of stock or the Carnerie Co.
s.fu. Ioi Company afl serersi other companie,
lli.4 s--rss n.Vc hoen assigned Oi ne liabilities
-l'n.N are secured T. bond and uo-fgages and
$4,000 ore o1 lo.gs ~ Nesmard 4 Davis Inc .
NN-r l, lrdC-.ci AID of which De was formerly
ritsiicii Among ttc creditors are Ning <
: .o-Fh $4,000. secured. Charlie. 4 Mum tT0 =
200. se''4ieI. Julius stern $4,000 se'lred and
~ '1lstfucllpn COMPANY 80 t1- Nj Ne-T-
mar ie'nsrit operated considerably 10 building in
Riverside Drive. principally through several con-
pants. N fhich De We president and treasurer
>li'NLi Il. MILLER. saicsmsn o. g. W,f ifth
sr .rn.fy q lumter dsa'er las del. With ia
tiiilta tls.N-l fI asset. cDgslsfiug q shares -
siocA ~ :. j. Miller corporation. 4 which h.
va. formerly 5silerf. vaige nuf ,-afel
WILLIAM j. MERIT general contractor - Por.
tlr''r y. J ir ue,s CREDITOR. Dal5 4 Nerr-tf
Toe. eln-. Moore Trench Machine COMPANY 81
go snl io' Mauulic. fl.e51 l. eas ALLEGED
ne. ic 5httr hA, ien.i o1 his properly AID al
'erfsc4 sa.c Liabilities Art o7s- s. 0e0 1nI
ss.efs aio.f $500
Competitions Ceanrme
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK

Follow ing table giving the number OF shares 81, d
February 26 together with the gh's
and the the week the an" ""
1915 nd the the year I9'
against 29'10o week 'R" '"
date 27!7I600 AGAINST y5,v@v ,n v.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

tal. dealer In drysoots a. 1905 Southern Boule-
,art ,.ifl creditors a. 20 cents on the dollA
WILLIAM : BRLIr-Jud.e A. y. Hand has
confirmed cofaposiiicn u william ' Brett. dealer
On eOmcr's furnishing goods ~ 2il3 Sth sy vita
e-clltnfl a. D l..--l oA tle iolar casl.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Wa1hlng01. Fs1 -s-TLe -0ldlt1on o, IN, Tnit,f
sfsfes lrea.ury t0-dsy. Net baianre in general
fund. SIS 20 lss. to.al receipts. s. s2e 03a. total
"a, llents 81 eif ed3. The de1,t tbs tscsl year IS
sis25. lB ssdnst 4 deficit O, $50 81. .S25 last
yssT. exclusive os Panama Canal and publ; Gsb.
Tan,s~ffonl
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
Movement of Specie.

Import O, spec.s a. the port of Sew Yors from
FcDruary p 20 February 2i go-a. Gold $50: .fss
snd silver Si96i maaiHE e total Of s,fl.l
eganst total of g 7OS Ifu --t wcct aui ) lsS o.
IN the corres sp0udng vcss last year sinc, linusr
/ tl- Imports - specie amounted 60 <-l'.al6.i3l.
against 81 n63 59s lat yea
Exports of specie we're silver. 1851 .s5l. ana
gold s. s0I.ls maing total - $. ilq. .139
agans, total q s. Q3l -Aj sold AID silrer las.
seet and 81 sls es7 IN the corresponding week las.
year ei.cs January ! eIIo.., Of sold amounted ~
osse,Ns. S9s sr'y t!..in gig against 'isSj.-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were NJ. dealt In
on the Stock Exchange Saturday:
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. February 26. 1915.

Total 5'Vg
yo 10 date 2'''' "S
o 90 n aycarag
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

zaa' Dividend r i ;s f e % & . @ M % q stocks SO" unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

sIn,srchsassso,s rs,,tsfsd . e''s~
sps-ass.~-f
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

Baruch Brothers announce the re-
tircmcnt of James i. Travcrs as a
member Of the firm.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

The statement Of the condition of the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York at
the close Of business on February 20,
compared with the previous week, fol-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
ACTUAL STATEMENT.
AVERAGE STATEMENT

Aggregate reserve .sl2stss0oo sil35s999
Tgcess rosc-vo ............ l3i, i,s9s7s0 lIOO51o0
+D-0rs4se
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
Fifteen CRAP PLAYERS
CAUGHT IN TWO RAIDS

Fifteen crap players were arraigned
in City Court this morning as the re-
suit OF two raids Saturday afternoon
and Sunday morning and all but four
received fines of So and costs. Harry
Mccain. Thomas Stats. William His
man. Lewis Adams, Leslie Mitchell,
John Forman and Odis Wren. all coli
orod. were arrested upon evidence OBJ
tanned by Detectives Kempski. Riley
and Mahoney az No. New Court.
where the men were found playing
Mitchell. Forman and Wren. who
pleaded not guilty and declared they
were present but did not play. were
dismissed when the detectives could
not swear they saw the men playing.
Mccain, who was found TO have n
razor in his possession when he was
searched at the police station. was
charged also with carrying concealed
a deadly weapon. and was held under
$500 bail for the Court OF General
Sessions
Joshua Lester. Thomas Terry. Hem
derson Satterheld. Charles Tilley.
Herman Carly. William Gray Joseph
Wright and James Anthony. all col
ored. arrested by a squad led by De-
tective Sergeant Green at No. 10f
Jefferson street early Sunday morn
ing. all pleaded guilty and were nn-
ed each S. and costs.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
WOLF Republicans
score DEMOCRATS
Leo Weinberg BlameS Party
in Power for High
Cost of Living
SAYS ALL PLEDGES
HAVE BEEN BROKEN

Leo Weinberg. OF Frederick. Nd.
who seconded the nomination OF
Charles Evans Hughes for President
at the Republican National Conven-
ton, was the principal speaker at a
big mass meeting in the Majestic
Theatre yesterday afternoon held un-
der the auspices of the Simon Wolf
Republican Club. David j. Rein
hardt, Republican candidate for at
torney-general OF the state. and
Louis Topkis aiso spoke.
Mr. Weinberg confined his remarks
TO the failure the Democratic party
has made OF IFS four years admins
tration. particularly OF the way IL
has been forgetful OF its promise to
lower the high cost OF living.
Mr. Reinhardts remarks had to do
with the excellence administration
the state has enjoyed under the term
OF Governor Miller. and cited some of
his work To prove his contention. He
followed this with an cconOmium OF
the present Republican candidate for
that Office, John G. Townsend The
speaker then called the attention OF
his hearers to the hard times that had
come TO this country. and particularly
to this city. during the first two years
OF Democratic rule. quoting figures to
show that some of the principal places
of employment for workingmen in the
city had reduced their working force
over two-thirds during the panlcky
timet that had followed The putting
into effect OF the free trade policy OF
the Democratic party.
Louis Topl1is called the attention of
his fellow countrymen to the way they
had been neglected under the Demo-
Gratis. and asked their support for the
Republican party. saying that that was
the party that treated the Jews as they
should be treated. Another meeting
OF the same kind Is 10 be held on No
vember A. at which the club expects
TO have a prominent New Yorker ad-
dress the members.
Aaron Finger. president OF the ST.
mon Wolf Republican Club, presided
at the meeting In his remarks he
made interesting comparisons OF the
various Office seekers in this State
running on the Republican and Demo
cratic tickets.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
MAY retain WORKERS
after peace COMES
DUPONT Co. Conducting Ex-
perimentS for Manufacture
of Industrial Commodities

In preparing for the big slump in
the demand for munitions OF war
which VIII come with the end of the
European war. the DUPONT Powder
Company is conducting experiments
with the idea Of manufacturing indus
trial commodities in place OF war mu.
nuons. The company is already max
ing and selling 25i commodities and
It's chemists are conducting expert
ments with many more. including dye
stuffs.
II will be the aim Of the con-
pany TO keep the big chain Of plants
built TO meet heavy war demands Tor
explosives busy after peace is de-
clared and 10 give employment 10
as many OF the present employees as
possible. " is hoped that at least
$4,000 Of the men at the Carney
Point plants can be retained I'm tho
employ of the company after the war
10 make soluble cotton products and
Pontine. an artificial silk, and SINH
lar commercial products with which
experts Of the company are now
conducting experiments.
That the officials Of the company
do not expect to be able 70 retain i'm
their employ anywhere near all the
mon now working In the various
plants was voiced in a statement made
by II. Fletcher Brown. q vice-presi-
dent Of the company i'm charge of the
smokeless powder manufacture. who
said that Of the 10000 men now em-
ployed al the Hopewell plant, it would
be impossible TO retain more than O.
600 after the close of the war
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
OFFICER saw card Game
THROUGH CRACK IN DOOR

Toney Koovalis was arraigned in
City Court this morning on a charge
Of keeping a gaming table. Detec-
tive Sergeant Green testified he went
to a second floor room az No. Sl2
Market street and looking through a
crack i'm tho door, saw men playing
cards and passing money. He de-
clared he SAX Koovalis take nickle
"out of the game. ~ Peter Poplas,
Harry Stefanos, James Hesinah.
James Grives and Mike Saleh were
arrested in the room with Koovalis.
Philip l.. Garrett, counsel for Koo-
wallis. attempted 10 show the actions
Of the men did not constitute keeping
a gaming table. but Judge Church
man declared there was sufficient evil
denco to hold Koovalls for the higher
court KOovalis was held under
81 600 bail for the Court Of General
Poplas. Stefanos, Hesinah,
Grives and Saleh we're held under
$500 bail each as witnesses.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
AT TIE VICTORY.

Beginning with today's attractions.
the Victoria Theatre offers a fine bill
OF photoplays for the week showing,
the inaugural attraction. The Dawn
OF Love-" being one of those clean and
wholesome attractions that WINS IA
vor with discriminating audiences.
Mabel Taliaferro the winsome star
is seen as Jacqueline. fOndly known as
Jack to her daddy's associates upon
the island, where the action of the
play takes place. SmuggIers' tales
always take with the public. some
thing weirdly romantic always attach
ing themselves 20 these law-breakers,
and so in The Dawn Of Love- the ac-
ton comes thick and furious. but al
ways interesting. not forgetting an
all-absorbing love tale. The Federal
officer. who comes to capture Jacks"
father finally captures her heart Rob
ert W. Frazer plays the part' OF the
dashing officer. and with Miss Italia
ferro. make the Dawn OF Love" a
gem in screenland Charlie Chaplin.
in THE Count" will be shown this
week as an extra attraction.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
LOOKING FOR men WHO
Sell BOYS INTOXICANTS

Charged with being drunk, two col
ored boys, ages IA and 10 years re-
spectively. we're arrested Saturday af-
ternoon. the younger one was turned
over to the Juvenile Court and the
other arraigned in City Court this
morning Judge Churchman, because
OF the boys age and good appearance,
and the fact that he had not been
arrested before. dismissed him. Il was
that Probation Officer Farra
was working on the case in connec-
ton with an Investigation to find the
men who had been selling intoXi-
cants to minors. The arrests we're
made upon information that several
boys were drunk in a lot al Seventh
street and Railroad. avenue. When the
police patrol arrived. all but two Of
the boys had disappeared. One of the
boys declared be found the liquor in
in lot.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23

To-day. Tuesday and Wednesday, the
Queen Theatci offers AN unusual at
traction II b. the first film version
of Shakespeare immortal drama Of
Romeo and Juliet Thousands have
read aud seen the drama. but many
thousands of thousands viii see the
Tragedy OF Love upon the screen. Theda
Bara has the star role. supported by
Harry billiard and large aud incom-
parable cast. Thcda Bara's worl, IN film
is too we'll known TO need any intro
duction. The famous actress has just
finished the part of Juliet In Romeo
and Juliet and she says that her sue
cess IN this role viii be largely at
tributable To her having studied birds
and bird habits since she was child.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
THEDA BARA,
Who VIII Star In "RomeO aud Juliet
at the Queen Theatre, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
.HIs nROrnER,s kEEPrR.v

Robert Edeson known to every
Wilmington theatre-goers as one of the
leading actors OF the day. with a
we'll selected list OF associates, will
appear az The Playhouse this even
ing in His Brothers Keeper" a new
play. which is expected by the thea
trical experts to surpass anything of
the kind yet written. The play deals
with the subject OF just how far a
man Is responsible for the actions Of
another and the author is declared
TO have produced one Of the strongest
dramas which has yet bet plac2d
upon the stage.
10 has been a number of years since
Mr. Edeson has been seen here. His
last appearance was at the Opera
House when that theatre was the
home OF the drama
Wilmington in this instance will
have the opportunity Of seeing Mr..
Edeson in a new play before the at
traction is sent into New York Il is
expected TO make such a hit IN New
York that IL will remain there for the
entire season at least.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
YEAR old BOY
HAS Child PLAGUE

p Two new cases OF infantile paraly.
sis were reported to the Board II
Health yesterday and this morning
One case is Francis Seana. aged 10
years, OF No. 1910 West Sixth street.
Tbs young man was taken IN yester-
day and the physician In attendance
today pronounced the illness infantile
paralysis. The Seana home was plac-
ed under quarantine at once.
The case reported yesterday was
Annie. the 4-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Prince, No. 305
North Franklin street
The State Board OF Health also re-
ported a case at Dover. a child named
Shanahan. aged years This child
died yesterday.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23

With the familiar "Rackety Cool"
as its advance herald "Katinka,' a
musical play which last season set a
new high water mark for attendance
on Broadway. comes to the Playhouse
Wednesday afternoon and night for a
return engagement. "Katinka' is the
work of Otto Hauerbach and Rudolf
Friml. who already have won a perma-
nent niche i'm the American hall Of
musical comedy fame with The Fire
fly" and High links" Hauerbach is
the author of both the play and the
lyrics, while Friml has added TO his
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
JAIL Sentence FOR
this RAZOR SLASHER

Charles Seth, colored, in City Court
this morning. declared he had been cut
bv razor in the hands of James Price,
also colored, but he could not tell Just
where the cutting occurred.
'He sure did cut me. Judge Seth
exclaimed. and exhibited a well band
aged head as proof Of his assertion.
Seth and Price appeared TO have had
trouble in Klund street late Sunday
night. and Price emphasized his argu-
ment by using a razor.
Price made no defense and was fined
500 and costs or six months in the
workhouse.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
AT LIE eARRlck.

An exceptionally clever comedy bill
is announced for the Garrick Theatre
this week. with NUMBER of headlin
crs. Clayton White aud his company
will give The Stage Carpenter" the
same act that recently won a first
prize al the Lambs Club gambol in
New York Then there Is Adelaide
Boothby and Co. I'm a comedy singing
creation, the Alexander brothers. bail
tossers; the Hippodrome Comedy
Four. Claude Saner, comedian, Eu'
gene Emmett a Co. in Town Hall
Follies" and kathryn Dahl. the girl
with the nightingale voice. and Charles
Glllen.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
MAUD ALLAN. DANCER.

Maud Alan-will appear in Will
mington, at The Playhouse. on Sat
urday. She will be accompanied by
her specially organized symphony
Orchestra under the direction OF Err
nest Bloch. tho eminent Swiss con-
ductor. Mr. Bloch is the composer
OF the grand opera, Macbeth based
on Shakespeare play.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
1881 PUPILS IN The
SCHOOLS This YEAR

According TO a statement issued to-
day by DR.. Clifford J. Scott superin-
tendent Of public schools. there are
10.9S1 pupils enrolled in the public
schools OF this city. There are $50
students in the colored schools OF the
city, and Of this number 1873 have
enrolled az the colored High school.
There arc more than 1900 beginners
in the various schools this year.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
AT TIE MAJESTIC.

one of the unusual features about
the Lasky- Paramount production OF
"Witchcraft." which will be seen az
the Majestic today and tomorrow. with
the captivating Fannie Ward in the
stellar role. Us the fact that this Is
the photodrama which won the prize
contest held al Columbia University
under the auspices of the Jesse l..
Lasky Feature Play Company.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
''MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR

Never since the days Of Booth and
Barrett has so splendid an organiza-
ton Of players been gotten together
to interpret a play of Shakespeare as
will support Thomas A. Wise Con-
stance Collier and Isabel Irving, when
Silvio Helm presents this distinguished
trio. i'm "The Merry Wives Of Wind
sor." al The Playhouse. on Friday
night. There are such players as w
Lawson Putt. Auriel Lee. Alexander
Onslow, Robert Craig. Marcelle Rous-
seau. Vera Fuller Mellish and a dozen
others who have made their names as
interpreters of the works Of Shakes
peare.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
.FAIR AND MARMER.-

Avery Hopwoods cyclonic success.
Fair and Warmer" which made it.
self a national reputation for pure
hilarity before the end Of its first six
months at the Eltinge Theatre in
New York. will be presented here by
Selwyn & Company. at The Play
turn engagement.
Evening journal., 1916-10-23
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