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17 THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRILS 29, 1920. GRIP ON INDUSTRY DRGEDBYMRUCH 'Advocates Federal Herniation ns Menus of Hcdudlig Cost of Living. CITES SHOES AS EXAMPLE Tolls Senate Committee I'lnn of War Hoard Meets Approval of Manufacturers. Blitclal to Tiik Sum and Nsw York IUiulp, Washington, April 28. A proposal for clone Oovornmcnt control and resu-j lation of Industry to standardise production, cllmlnnte -waste, stimulate cf-l ficlcncy and reduco costs was laid to-I day before the Senate committee (rating high costs of shoes In a memo- ramlum nccompanylnc a letter from Bernard Ilaruch, formerly head of the War Industries Board.

It Is substantially a proposal to continue In peace times the closo control which, Mr. B.irucli asserts, resulted In keeping; prices of nccossarlca down during th i war. Mr. llaruch was asked by Senator JIcN'nry chairman of the shoo Inquiry committee, for Information about tho plans devised by the War Industries ifcmrd for tho control of shoo making and soiling'. Ho submitted a detailed statement explaining the pinna that had been adopted and would have been carried Into full effect If tho war had not ended so noon.

All colors In leather wero to bo cut out except white, black and tan. One tanner reduced his lino of colors from eighty-one to one. The 650 styles of shoes that were being nude were to bo reduced to 150. Trac-tlcAlly all shoes wero to be divided Into clasees II ntid C. Class A to retail nt J9 to 12 for high and $11 for low shoes, claw at IS to $8.50 and class at 1 3 to $5, Retail dealers were pledged to sell only standardized goods and to sell no shoes above tho flxed prices.

Shoes wero to be marked to show tho to which they belonged, and copies ef the regulations and the retailer's pledge wero to be posted In all shoe stores. Manufacturers all accepted th terms, because they were Insured for fuel and transportation: and they aprord to furnish no shoes to retailers who would not give the desired pledge. ie memorandum says: I have no doubt the cost of manufacturing, handling and sale of shoes could be very substantially reduced If the manufacturers, wholesalers and re-tfller3 would pursue substntlally the courso which was being pursued In 1918, and standardizo and limit the shape, style and celors." The wartime regulations required that qj.illtli'H it shoes must not deteriorate, Wiierens the Senate committee has had much testimony of greatly lowered q'Mhty since regulation ceased. In his letter to Senator McNnry, Mr. 103C.

OF 1MB AMD INTEREST The Denver Ga3 and Electric Company GENERAL MORTGAGE Sf. GOLD BOND. 10 TUB HOLDERS OF TUB BONDS SECURED UV THE GENERAL MOST-GAGE Of THE DENVER GAS AND ELECTRIC- COMPANY, DATED MAT 1, 1003: To-j are hereby notified tht the Company Intende to pay off and rtdam tk following numbered outstanding Gtntral MorHsaro Bonds, Istuad pursuant the iirmi of th Oentral iiortiaga 7ha Denver Gaa and Electric Company ta the Trust Company of Amarlca (Tha Equitabla Trust Company of New York, stKcenor by mersrer). dated May 1, lift: and tha supplemental General Mortfaga betvr.en the aam parties, dated September 1. 10I, to wit: ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR BONDS 111) 2101 1H till (417 1S1 147S 211 4037 ill 1671 1197 2194 4021 lift 1711 ns7 411s 1741 1730 2I9C 1179 1117 JIS7 I14S 4154 III! 1131 1110 2IS7 1171 4411 (117 1111 1111 2701 ISIS I0U 7017 1111 1115 1711 14S7 till 7111 1415 1I4S HOt 1501 1171 7111 TWO HUNDRED PIFTT DOLLAR BOND! II 41 ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BONDS 41 II 117 III III 49 117 411 1S SI0 The above-numbered bands will be rs teemed and paid at tha office of Tha Equltabln Trust Company of New Terk, No.

J7 Wall Street. New York City, New York, on May 1, 1110. at th rate of 101 ot par. plua accrued Interest to that date, and upon auch date all future Interest upon such bonds will cease, and the coupons therefor will be void; of all ef hlch you will please take notice. Th Denser Gn mJ Electric Ufht Compsnj.

By FRANK W. FBUEAUFF. Preeldaat NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF ERIE JERSEY RAILROAD CO. ST. 50-Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, Due 1033.

NOTICE IS HEREDV GIVEN that Guar-nty Trust Company of New York, successor to tha Standard Trust Company of New York, Trustee under First Mortgage dated June 20th, 1905, hereby Invites, purau. nt to Section 2 of Article II. of tha Supplements! Indenture, dated January 2d, 1110, proposals for tho sale to the Sinking Fund on May 5th, 1920, with accrued Inter-eat to that date, of as many bonds of tha above Issue as can bo purchased for the urn of Thirty-one thousand four hundred twenty-flre dollars alxty-sevan cents Scaled nroposils will be received the TRUST DEPARTMENT of the under-limed. No. 140 Broedway, New York City, up to 1ft o'clock A.

M. on Monday, May 3rd, 1120. when the same will be opened and bonds offered at the lowest price, not exceeding H0' of par and accrued Interest lo the extent necessary to eihnuat said 'im, will bs accepted. Each offer of more than 11.000 principal amount of bonds shall be roads subject to acceptance In part. In cam the aggregate of the offers shall exceed the amount of money available for tbe redemption ot bonda offered.

The right Is reserved to reject any and all offers. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. By CHARLES H. SABIN. President.

ntit pri 7. ttm. IyiENSANDJtiTEIlEST. PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY. New York.

April 21. 1S20. PltEFEIlRRD DIVIDEND NO. 85. A quarterly dividend of One Dollar, Cents (11.75) per shr4 will be IHil June 2nd, 1920.

to Preferred Stoclc-hnlders of record at the close of business May 12th. 1920. DIVIDEND NO. 19. A quarterly, dividend of Two Dollars (12 00) per sharo wlirho paid June 9th, U20, to Common Bttfckholders of record the close ot business May 19th, 1920.

II. E. 8WARTZ, Treasurer. MERRITT OIL CORPORATION DIVIDEND NO. J.

Quarterly dividend No. 1 of 2H, being Iventy.nve cents (25c) per share, haa been Jfflared. payable May 15. 1120. to stock-cold-rs ot record r.t the close of business Vrll 30, 1520.

Tho transfer books do rot Close. Clarence Titus, ntnetr. Colorado. Secretary. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC A MANUFACTURING COMrANY.

A Dividend of two per cent. (11,00 per Mr) on tho COMMON Stock of this Com-ny for the quarter ending March 31, 1310. wj.l paid April 30. 1120. to stockholders record as of April 2.

1920. II. F. BAETZ, Treasurer. New York, March 24.

1320. KUAOE ARMS CORPORATION. 69 Church Street, New Yoric. April 25. 1920.

he Board of Directors has this diy a-ed the following dividends: Hrst Preferred Stock Trefi-rred Stock Common atock lW i 'V a.b?V8 'Ivldcnda payable June 15. 1IJ9, 10 stockholders of record Jon 1920. 'AT. TYLBH, Treasurer. nruch urKcs that tho balance betwson production and demand cannot bo restored until ponce Is nasured and armies demobilised.

Tho fact that people still eat Anil umak eat and' Wear clothes proves there Ih enough for all; but the fear of scarcity nil barriers and restrictions on produc bonrs thoso tWo "Hlng option and prnycntlon of advertising which i cratlons most encouragement. Selling at 18 or ImpoMlMl-1 the outset by leading professionals Jng longer. Tho overall movement would ft lJli'S! niT lie valuable. Old patched clothes are 1 1 evidences nf courage and self-esteem. It VX the flttt Is the people of better means who should TJ'E!" make the effort and set an example for f'j ciby economy add self-control.

The full value h.ve delayed of such an Inquiry ns you are making ft" 1 must not bo underestimated. Even If ly lh ln their work, you do not apparently accompHah prac-1 ome sailing In Brains, too, on Ileal results immediately, full publicity ft con caa regarding tho facta will help educate manufacturer and distributers as to their duties and obligations nnd also l0, that that condition educate and ossure the public that there Brains. Is really enough to go around provided at. rly on general selling they will not become stampeded and will cconomlzo ln use of the thlncs of 1 which thero Is not a great plenitude" CANADIAN IMPORTERS I 1 AffLAL iUI. L.

C. Freight Prepayment Ruling Costly on Coal. Montreal, April 28. Canadian Importers of goods from tho United States who are affected by the decision of I American nnd Canadian railways to compel tho prepayment of all freight charges at tho point of shipment, will nppcal against It to tho United States Interstate Commerci! Commission and tho Canadian Hallway Commission, It wns announced hero to-day. The effect of tho decision Is to Increase the cost of United States good3, particularly coal, by 10 per cent.

The exchange situation has been responsible for tho action of the railways, His said. OID GLORY ON AUSTRIAN SHIP. Mnrthn Wnshlrtfzton Benlni First Trip Under American Flan. Tho former Austrian steamship Martha Wnshlnirton. nenlirned by the Ship ping Board to the Munson Line, sailed yesterday for Wo, Montevideo ana Buenos Aires on her first trip ln commercial aorvlco under tho American flag.

She was a transport during the war and was recently rehabilitated at tho navy yard hero at an expense of about 1600,000. She Is one of tho largest vessels that over has departed from an Easj River pier. Bhe carries 115 passengers. Including Arthur Rubensteln, agricultural writer, and A. Hector, California farmer, who will Jointly look Into the productive posslblBtlcs of Brazil: A.

P. Lawrence, former commercial attache of the American legation at Havana, who will sell American Jewelry In South America, nnd Mr. and Mrs. D. B.

Had-Bopaulofl, continuing a business trip that already has taken them over a course of about 25,000 miles. SMALLPOX HOLDS BELVEDERE. Italian Steamship Mast Star In Quarantine Scvcrnl Days. Tho Italian steamship Belvedere. In from tho Mediterranean, was held ln Quarantine yesterday because of a case of smallpox among her 1,539 steerage passengers.

Thoso exposed to contagion were taken to Hoffman Island for observation. The cabin and HT second cabin passengers were landed at Bush Terminal by a tug after all needing It had been vaccinated. The ship will be detained several days In Quarantine for fumigation and the examination nnd vaccination of her crew. CUNARD HEAD SEES RATE DROP Booth Believes Comtnsc Storm Will Help to Cat lllelnir Prices. April 23.

Spenklng to-day at the annual meeting of the Cunard Steamship Company, Sir Alfred A. Booth, chairman of the company, said that It waB prepared for a slump ln freight rates and thnt the sooner the storm was over the better. Sir Alfred ndded that ho hoped tho slump would result. In a definite break in the 'Vicious circle of rising wages and rising prices." ARMY ORDERS. Bptclal la Tnn svx asd kew VSI1INGT0S.

April army orders were wade iWl.e -JJ' 1 Mr7IHl.i,. Coot Cbatle Harold Jones, honorably Hiram; Alfred djti! frt V.tntltJSa'Atamyi to-daj The announcement Lrtt lrtX, C.pT said a stock dividend of 11.500.000 was a member tne report to commanding officer Fort ItsnVs; which Campbell said would pavo DeTn' Mntor William Hartley Illchsrdsen. to the way for Increasing the capital stocK I.aneley Field: Cnpt. TcdroW 8. Kejter, tQ ioo.000.000 by ft further stock dlvl- Fort Sherioan; "Jor 1 n.V.iM imih.

'SffiSei'. nrVt Halph E. Marrell. by telegraph to Com-1 minding" General. Southern "'PcnV assignment; L-api.

hiiim ShermM- VETERINARY. Plrt Llent. John K. Mct'oneghy. to Fort First ent.

Walter Karl Herbott. to Fort Bher "an. relieving First Lieut. Franc I Reynolds, who will proceed to lort "am Honslon relieving Capt. Clifford Cas.

well Whitney, 'who will proceed to Washington. QUARTERMASTER. Col. William H. Hart, to WMhlngton: Cel.

Harry A. liegeman, rorort to Col. Lucien G. -r miT retiring board, at Central Department, Chicago, for Capt. Lelgbton C.

Worthtoston. to ARTIUEnY Capt. Foll'tt Bradley, to Post Field; Lieut-CoL John E. Mort. honorably dlcnarg(-d ss Ueutenant-Colonel.

U. S. A. only; Capt. Benja-mid M.

Bslley. to Icdlsnapollil Stnha Brnmage. granted ten days' leave; Maior John jf Gannon, to New York city; Lieut -Col. Triby C. Martin, report to Col.

Ira A. Haines, president of an army retiring board. San 0 T. turn months' leave: Cant. St 6'.

Edwards, granted three mortos' leave: Captains waxie a. waipeuicr oji-irford Jarman, to Aberdeen Prorlng Grounds. ifalor Henry C. K. MuSlenberg.

to Rich Fields Major Henry O. K. Muhlcnrg. granted nflecn days' leave: First Lieut. Paul C.

Orln-per to San Franclwo; Flrat IJeut. Ivan R. Tannebtll, to WasblnKlon. D. O.

CAVALRT. Major Alexander L. Jsm report lo Walter D. McOaw, president Army Jlettrlns; Board. Wellington, for entnloatlon; Caut.

James J. O'ltars, to Washington. INFASTItY. First Llent. lUlph f.

Richards, granted one month leave; Japt. Oltwan V. Freeborn, to Norfolk, Ys Major Chwtter II. King, leave extended fifteen days: First Lieut, CHtforS to Camp Dlx; Capt. Ned M.

Green, to Wsihlnzton: Capt. John R. Boat-wrlrht, to Grand Rapids. First Lieut. Lawrence John Ferriwn.

honorably dbwaarged; Capt. Marcus II. Bell, to Camp FututOn: Major rtotcoe B. Woodruff, report tn com-nvindlnt nenerat Southern Department; Colonels Marcus D. Cronln, WlUlatn R.

Ernesto V. Majors Reuben 3nilth and Jos-pit P. Gobn. to Chicago. MISCELLANEOUS.

Capt William Lnwrciio) Tower, honorably di i charged: Cnpt. Charles M. Neff. honorably discharged: Major Willlnm 8. Rice, to Chicago; Major Waltnr T.

Bates and CapL Irving J. PhllUnon, to Camp Lee; First IJeut. Melville Alexander Snndorson. report tp mm-mandlng oillcar Fort Capt. Wllfrl J.

Tivtor, to Wnhinjton; Capt. Donald 11. to Washington: Itng-Gn. F.bon Swift. U.

S. A. (re'lro-l), rnllflvod from duly nt W.ir i'lans divhioii. oonerai stair, aim fio-i further actlro duty: Major-Gen. CaToll A Dovol, U.

S. A. (retired), relieved from furthor rlnty as Department, Transportation Officer, Western Department, and Depot Of- Jeer, gaa Frandsco, and further acUre duty, GRAIN MABKET. Tile raln market declined yeater- on reports of Improved weather and unsettled financial cdndltlons. Although Dut wnen wl" Enstarn connections entered the market tho futures rallied.

Reports that the Grand Trunk lino had placed an embargo on grain shipments had a Preln.r Influence Provisions sold lower In (ivmnathv with grains and on pressure from stock yard Interests. CORN In tho local cash market No. 2 yellow corn, ll.ois No. mixed, fl.il, md f. New OATS In tho local cash market prices nominally tl.JBGU.40 for all grades.

11YE No. 2 Wcatarn, IJ.45H, f. o. b. New York.

HAHLEY Feeding, 11.70; milting, 11.13, f. o. b. New York. ncCKWHKAT Sbvnd mllllnr.

IU0 nominal, a 100 HAY No. 1, ll.404l.E0: No. 9, fl.lSC E.35; No. fl.lSWI.2l; shlpplnr, HO 1.10. STRAW No, 1 rye, IJtfllC a ton.

CHICAGO PltIOE.1. fuel- HYE- open. Hlih. Low. Close, day.

May 2oK 1104 3ltt UVi jui.r an nivt ini4 rozu September ill conx- May 171 17J4 1T0 17! 1T4VI July 161U 1 IMV 1U HI September 1S5K 153 1MH 15TT4 155H May S7 93 J7 99 tl July September LAUD My July RIBS- I7U i 8H MH BI7i 711. 11V, 74H 7614 75. 19.4S 10.42 19. C7 19. 20.32 20.40 20.11 20.40 20.15 17.E0 17.75 17.40 17.15 17.M 1J.C7 11.47 11.

11.50 11.72 Msy POIIK- May July 31.00 M.W U.tO ti.ta SO. 55 57. 37.00 31.10 M.75 17.0S INTEBIOn ItBCKIPTS. Wheat. Com.

Yesterday 543.00) U3.000 Last week 4SO.0OO 101,000 Lat year 3OS.O00 TO.000 SKABOARD CLEARANCES, Flour. Wheat. Yesterday Lilt weak 41,000 4,000 Lsit year 91,000 721,000 Oats. 110.000 120.000 032,000 Com. I.0O) COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market opened yesterday with a 2 to 5 points decline. A few May notices seemed to be ln circulation, hut that month was fairly well liquidated and support from Interests which havo been buyers of May -contracts recently caused a midday rally which carried later months with It, the advance carrying May to 14.24, July to 14.65 nnd September to 14.33, or 10 to 15 points net more. In tho local spot market business was reported as very quiet. A small sale of Santos 2's and 3's was reported at 2S cents on the spot. Itanre of prices: Tue- Open.

High. Low. Clow, day, 14.10-14 14.12 14.10 11.24 14.0S 14.11-tO 14.12 14.37-M 14.13 ll.CO II. 50 14.M-57 14.M 14.40 41 14. SJ 14.21 14.31 14.11 14.15-24 14.21 14.21-24 14.21' 14.10-21 14.17 14.11 14.80 14.10 14.17-11 14.15 14.17-11 ,14.16 14.17-lS 14.lt 14.10 14.20 14.10 14.17-18 14.15 April May Juns July August September October November December January February March COFFEE CABLES.

RIo was 150 rels lower for 7e at VHtn. Dollar rate higher at 31310. Exchange iW, Miner at HHd. Receipts, 9,000 bags and stock 33S.00O bags. Santoi spots were unchanged at 11W00 to for 4j.

Futures unchanged to SO rels higher. Receipts, 4.000 bag3 and stock 2,502,000 bags. Receipts at tha ports were 13.000 bag, against 35,000 last rear and 11.000 two years ago. Sao Paulo had 4.000 against 21.000 and 20,000, and Judlahy l.OCO against 22,000 and 11,000 bagi. respectively.

Braiilian cofleo statistics: LMt Last Yesterday, week, month. New York deliveries 13.297 11.275 10.211 New Orleans 9.911 7.402 7.M7 Total deliveries 23.215 H.677 17.77S New York OJO.02.1 109.0V) 710,4,11 New Orleans 250,151 173.877 217.M7 Stock at all 1,150.155 9M.007 931.571 Afloat 271.000 tSO.MiO 481.000 Visible supply 1.424,156 1.461.907 1.618,571 Lait year's vlsible.l.20l.t0J 1,103.485 1.374,3tJ To Cat H80, 000,000 Melon. YoiwasTOWN, Ohio, April 28. Directors of tho Youngstown Bheet and Tube Company have decided to issue a stock dividend of more than 400 per cent, or more than $80,000,000, to Its stockhold- orderca ai once, rnising; uiu cuhj oii to $20,000,000, the full amount autnor- dend of 400 per cent. Of that amount is to be Mt aside to be sold to jne company's employees.

Fire Record. A. M. In front of 111 East 44lh auto; J. Trilling 1:25615 Morrla The Bronx: unknown fl ng 25 1113 Domlnlck N'oas.

Trifling 8:30 14U at. and 7th I. XL T. No damage 8-45 258 West Silver Lunch Co Unknown 11:40292 Monroe Lson Tuch- man Trifling 5:10177 8th ar.i Silver Lunch Co Trifling Exterior near Ferncllffe The Bronx; auto; John Oreawald Trifling 289 Cherry auto; unknown Trifling msmmm ft sjsj sua ai vtsjtM I HOTELS AMD AJUiiAUJtAniB. iiiiniMgi Announcement Extraordinary! MOST MAGNIFlGANT BALLROOM IN THE WORLD PDLB1S DE DflHSE BROADWAY AT FORTY-EIGHTH ST.

ANNOUNCES ITS FORMAL PUBLIC Opening on Saturday Evening, May 1st NO ADMISSION CHARGE SUPERIOR BUFFET AT MODERATE PRICES WONDERFUL DANCE ORCHESTRA isflsf COTTON MABKET. The cotton future market was ro actlonary In general tendency yesterday and, after a amall caln at the opening, went a maximum of 55 to 77 points under Tuesday's closing quotations. The outsandlnrf bearish factor was a decidedly rrloro favorable weekly weather report than had been cxrxctcd. In brlof, tho Government report Indicated that better progress generally had been mado, especially In tho latter part of tho week. Tho weather map of tho day showed only moro moderato preclpltn-tlon and especially along tho East coaat.

Thero was over an Inch at Thomasvlllo and a fow other places. The lasuanc of the first prlvato acreage report of tho new season aroused a little Interest among tho trade. J. W. Jay report estimated tha area of cotton for tho coming season at 35,731,000 acres, which Is 105 per 'cent, ugnlnst that of the last previous season, when acres were planted.

The Liverpool market was a bit unsettled yesterday owing to the threatened dockstrlko In areat Britain. Bpots In that market continued to be dull, only 3,000 bales changing hands. The market dropped to Its lowest during tho enrly afternoon after the Issuance of tho bearish Government weather report. Business was moderately active, but both sides seemed very cautious ln making new commitments. That thero was a little now ahort selling was evident, but shorts feared a renewal of activity by local bulls.

Tho Irregularly lower tendency of securities-was a bearish factor, but Into strength In foreign exchange about offset that fac-tor. Toward tho finish tho market wns up eomewhnt from the lowest At tho close the market showed ft loss of 25 to 50 points nnd the local spot market was 40 points down, nt 41.35 cents. Range of prices: Open, lllsh. Low. Close, diy.

May 40.70 40.73 40.21 40.35 40..5 June S9.S3N S9.C5 Ju'r, M.S0 11.80 35 03 3S 35-38 38.J0 37.10 17.10 30 85 S7.00N 87 S5.75N 30.26 33.15 85.90 S5. 35.31-33 35.60 August October January February ll.Hia so.ia 21.83 34.0)1 84.10 3I.S3 ii tn 83. 84.87 31.20 33 57 83.41N 53.62 33 52 32.75 S3.W COTTON STATISTICS. Lent 31.47 Last Yesterday, week 13,675 24.019 11. 4M 10.062 year, Port receipts Exports Exports reason New York Port stocks Interior Interior shipments.

23,754 5,585,209 6,115.111 3.8M.620 37.4M as.uv. 1.197.43I 1.M1.I13 1.181.174 10.712 10,271 10. ISO 8,401 15.M0 New York arrivals 825 Liverpool Cables Spot cotton dull It 14 nolnls decline; middling, 26.26d. Sales, 8.0OO. all American.

Imports. American, 12,000. Tenders, new docket, 1,000 bales. Futures opi'ni'd quiet at 17 to 21 points decline, closed barely cteady at 24 to 29 points decline. May.

July. 24.83d.; October. 24.07d.: December, 23.33d. Manchester: arns dull; cloths quiet. Jievr Orlenns Cotton Market.

Nw Orleans, April 2S. Heavy selling pressure was felt by cotton to-day. Offerings Increased after the reading of the weekly crop reports, which were distinctly better than anticipated. At the lowest the trading months wero 56 to 72 points under the filial prices of yesterday Te close was at net losses of 28 to 46 points. Close May, 39.22c; July, 38.17c; October, 35.04c; December, 34.16c; January.

33.50c. Spot quiet ana unchanged. Middling, 41.25c. I'nper Company Election. ConlNTlt, N.

April 28. At the annual meeting ot the stockholders of the International Paper Company, held here to-day, Frederick B. Jennings, lludolph Pagenstccher and Cicorgo Underwoo 1 were reelected directors and Allen Curtis was elected to succeed F. S. Flower.

Parla IlnnrsB rxms, April 28. Trading was quiet on the Bourse to-day. Three per cenL rentee, 5T francs 40 centimes; exchange on London, 61 francs 22 centimes; per cent, loan, 88 francs 70 centimes dollar, 16 francs 774 centimes. London Money Market. London, April 28.

Bar sliver, 66.0. nn ounce; bar gold, 108s. 4d. money, 4V4 per cent Discount rates Short bills, 5tttfG per three months bills, 6 per cent; gold premiums nt Lisbon, 140. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, Br eftoti Half Broadway, 85th to 86th St.

Bobwny Station nt Mtli Street Corner, ri iUKK torpest nnd Most Atfracflue JfU-town Hotel. Convenient to All Shops and Theatres. for Transient or Permanent Residence. Furnished or Unfurnished Unites. AM tbe Comforts and Advantages ot tbe Bert New York City Hotels at Attractive Itatea.

TRANHIKNT BATCH FOB EITHER ONE OR T1VO ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATU, SS PER DAY UP. Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, 87 Par Cd. RESTAURANT OK JIIOIIEKT STANDARD AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES This hotel has become a veritable refuge for many householders, who wish to enjoy the comforts and luxuries of a home, combined with all the conveniences and advantages of a hotel. Avoid Disappointment. Leite Nsw.

fUCanlmftatt Smrav So to i West 77th St. Oft Central Park. Swept by Hudson Broezos DINE ON THE ROOF Chateau Thierry Restaurant Table d'Hote. 6 to 9, Sfl UiKiivm iv nrtii.i. s- Hhrtrilde Drive at 8SO1SL Schuvler 117(1 If Business Trouble.

IV -J PKTITIONS IN HANKItUPTOY. The following petition In bankruptcy were filed Wednesday In the United States Dlalrlct Court! Involuntary petition nttnlnst Mgm'ind Rosenberg, manufacturer of men'a clothing, 1376 Third by throe creditors. Liabilities, assets, $5,000. Bhtlne A Wolhrlb. 293 llroadwny, are attorney! for tho petitioning creditors.

Involuntary petition ngalnst OiUieppl IsabolU, also known as Joseph, retail mul-Chant of housshold wares, 141 Thompson by thren creditors. Liabilities are In excess of 11,0001 assets not given. Alexander 109 llroadway, Is attorney for tho petitioning creditors. SCHEDULES IN IIANKRUPTCT. Schedules In bankruptcy filed Wednesday In th United States District Court ware ns follows: Schedules nf aeurge Mogsnsen nnd Oerome S.

Durnont, exporters and Importers at 60 llrond street, trading as llogcnson tflvu lUbliltle as 11,795,03, with assets ot tl.Btv.MO. Ilenrya, aennert, 140 llroadway. Is attorney for the bankrupts. Schedules ot Plommlng Patterson, dealers In buttons and tailors' trimmings, 15-17 East Fortieth street, give liabilities of 120,735, with assets of 113,071. Patterson llrlnckerhoff, 43 Cedar street, ore attorneys for the bankrupts.

Schedules of Isidore Hchactor. trading as the B. A S. lUrgam House. 95 Westclice- ter avenue, the Bronx, show liabilities of I9.vi, with assots ot 12,000.

Max B. Banders, 42 Broadway, Is attorney tor tho petitioner, RECEIVERS IN 1IANKRUITCY. Recelvem In bankruptcy appointed Wednesday in the Fedetal District Court were folows! Judge Julius M. Mayor aooclnted Harry Zalkln as receiver for tho United Plcturo rrouucing I'rodurt nna cornoret on. denl era In films at 1300 nroadwny.

with bond of $5,000. Liabilities not stated: asset! lav.ooo. Judge Mayer appointed Matthew A. Hen kel receiver for Oluseppl Isabella, also known as Joseph, retail merchant of house-hold wares at 143 Thompson street, wHh a Donu or 1500. Liabilities exceed $1,000.

ASSKiNMKNTS. Alexander C. Wllmerdlng and William K. Wilmerdlng, trading as Obrlg Camera Company, photographic eunplles, at 147 Fulton Wednesday assigned for the benefit of creditors to Maurice Adda of 141 York New Brighton. 8.

I. Harry Pavllan, dealer In dresses at 111 West UCth has assigned for the ban-fit of creditors to Philip Dernsteln of 350 llroadway. Slgmund llojenbnrg, dealer In men's and boya' clothing at 1070 3d has assigned for the benefit of creditors' to Alex. S. Marcuson of 253 Broadway, Samuel Baiter, dealer In groceries at S0 Dawson The Bronx, haa assigned to Edward J.

Ryan of 277 Ilaenos Aires Grain Market. Net Close. Chgs. 2TSH 23.90 up 25 253 12.90 Up 20 IIS 10.30 UP 10 11414 10.45 unch. 319U 29.03 Up 15 119 29.10 up 40 .940 unch.

WHEAT-Tone easy. May June COHN-tJulet. MT June FDAXSEED- Msy June OATS Easy. May ART SALES. SALE THIS DAY THURSDAY HAtP MILLION DOLLARS' WORTH ART PROPERTY "an ana ana to.tiy nome rumiihinti nnd Wonderful Modern Art Work BROADWAY ART GALLERIES, Auctioneers 1362-64 BROADWAY (at 36th St.) at forced public tale TO-DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 29TH AND TWO FOLLOWING DAYS.

AT 3 O'CLOCK SIIAItP The Entire Magnificent Property of ADA DARE (formerly MRS. FRANK EHRET, Millionaire Brewer) from her country and city residence! Artistic Suites for Dining and Drawing Rooma, Handsome Boudoir Suites, with Draperies to Match Two baby and plant. Talu able dock set in bronie and Russian enamel, real tan. bed and table sets, flue china, xleas, linens, superb bronics hr Darv pff.M? Mian nm Cni iufi.Knr ntr i ii yiSZ-VA1 lealut, pets, i Ik VVtY. solid I allw.VnttoiVliweirV VwiSh mama mil 1 npnhAnta ihlaiu Duwuum Rare Ivory Curios, tn View ulth CatalogTies.

Art Dealeri Iniltcd H. VAN BRINK, Auctioneer SALE TO-MORROW (Friday) at 2:30 P. M. in SILU'5 Fifth Ave. Art Galleries, 40 E.

45th St. S. W. Cor. Vanderbilt Ave.

James r. Silo Son. Auctioneers at UNRESTRICTED AUCTION BT OWiER OF Mr. A. Stroud Haxton (WHO IS RETURNING TO ENGLAND) THE CONTENTS OF HIS APARTMENT REMOVED FROM THE CARLTON HOUSE INCLUDING Tapestries, A Queen Anne Dining Room Suite, in deep red Lacquer with Hangings to Match, many beautiful places of Adam Furniture, in Satin-wood and Grey Enamel, including a Steinway Grand Piano, with a Hand Decorated Case.

The Library is Jacobean and completely furnished and contains a very complete and beautifully bound Library of Books, including many Rare Sets, among which are Gau-tier, O. Henry, Hogarth. Tolstoi, Scott, Maeterlinck (autograph edition), Holmes, Balzac (Astral Edition), Lever, Napoleon, etc. 68 Sets in all. ON EXHIBITION TO-DAY Tbe Finest Collection F.rer Offered In the Downtown District.

AT UNRESTRICTED AUCTION TO-DAY (Thurs.) Fri. Apr. 30 30. at 3 P. ln the Keeler Art Galleries 12 Vesey THE Henry Schultheis Co.

HAVING DISPOSED OF THE LEASE OF THEIR Fifth Avonue Gallery CORNER 33TII ST. IIAYE REMOVED TUEIR Valuable Collection of High Class Paintings INC Mm INO KXARIPIXS BT Geo. II. noart R. Irrlnt Causa FTod'k Remington EmliCarisen Albert Illerstadt Carlton Wlgllos A.

P.mlnl Gabriel Max Hans Alakart wm. A. Corrin j. tl. Drown And others both IlaJliudWUIIami Geo.

H. Smlllle A. T. Brlchex nf tho American nml Fnrelsn Bchoob. To etir Galleries and havojlnstnictnl us tn illapov, at tnem.

ON EXIIUHTIONITO SALE TIME Catnlnn: nn Application, bale to be tonducted by AIR. GEO. W. KEELER. MEADE A PERMANENT CAMP.

Gen. Ilntcheaon See. It Trntn-IneT Ground for (loldlera. IHLTiMonn, April 28. Crimp Mendo Ih to be kept rennanently for the tralnlnir ot soldiers, according to MoJbr.Clen.

Oroto Ilutchcsiin, commander of the camp, In nn nddrc.is hero. With the comlnu of mltltiiry tralnlne, which den. Hutcheson Mid ho hoped would become a national policy, Camp Meade would serve ns a training trrounrt for younr Americans, nnd he said the Wnr Department wanted the civilian population to feel that tho army nnd the soldiers were "a part of the INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, DationSwimmim? SdtMifteSvhming. TILED, HEATED POOLS DtDmoDAi. crancomoN avrroraimiri't notras Via.

woman and children Uvfttt. Poblls starting now mar mcoai oigniy proncient uerora Bummer. Call or write fsr iooklet and par Honiara. MS W. S( St 1 19 W.

4H St. Col. 2421 I Vcnl. im jut a--ija. ifm iW Bn ii jaiTi irnnn asVaatsN MwyWaT V999Jt MtvRQBfnBKBSmtBKK The UNITED STATICS SCHOOL ot SECRETARIES 641-541 Fifth Avenue (43th Tho oldest and preeminently the most successful.

Prepares for and obtains excellent secretarial positions. Write for catalogue S. SIT.CI.L HUMMER SESSIONS. Hurley Hospital Training Schoo accredited by State Board ot Registration of Nurses, offers a three years' course of training In medical, surgical, electrical and contagloua nursing. School catalogues and blanks sent on application to the Superintendent of Hospital and Training School, MICHIGAN, Flint.

HORSEBACK RIDING Instructions given by expert on well trained saddle horses day or evening In ring or park: also saddle nnrses for hire; moderate Charges. SO West Cdth st. Telephone 101(7 Columbus. Call for Mr. -P.

Knek, Instructor. HVEItYBODY lesmlog musical singing successfully; course, t3. H3 West SOIh. Instruments, iioitrox'B, FRB'ICH taught rapidly by French war viteran; 10 year' experience: rapid progress guaranteed. BERTH 351 Weat 37th.

I.KMCKK'8 COOIUNO SCHOOL, ta IV. 04th St. Select ladles' classes. Special cooks' ctassss. Individual work.

Demonstration Friday evening, 3 P. M. Fee 30c. All welcome. MODERN DANCINO taught by refined young lady.

1. I'after. 113 iuve nr. Tel. wtz Hlver, WANTED Esperanto lessons; state terms.

M. 13S Sun-Herald. Harlem ART SALES. rudiic Salo of tho Entire Rich car- 3 clocks, I mot duuh rltuiu THE YERKES SALE rrlnts. Knaravln SALE DATS TO.

DAT (Thuralay), Friday and Saturday, AurU toth, 30th i May 1st, at 2:30 P. M. At the Old Galleries 15 EAST S9TH ST. IMPORTANT UNRESTRICTED SALE BY AUCTION Handsome Home Furnishings Removed from the resldonce, 131 Cast C6th New York. Together with a quantity of fine Furniture, Paintings, Art Objects, removed from 160 East 81st including a number of Persian and Chinese Carpets and Rugs and other useful household effects, ON VIEW TO SALE TIME.

Mr. C. B. CLARKE. Auctioneer.

SALES AT AUCTION. SALE TODAY, 2 P. M. Also To-morrow and Saturday at the Galleries of FIFTH AVERSE 333-341 Fourth Ave. Cor.

2Sth Street AUCTION ROOMS An assortment desirable ANTIQUE AND MODEIIN FURNITURE Comprising In part Richly Upholstered Library Suites, Davenport, Wintr Chairs, Dining and Bedroom Sets, Per-alan Ruga and Carpets, Chinese and European Porcelalas, Em-brolderlaa. Bronzes, etc. A Quantity of Solid Silver. Abo a Large Collection of OIL PAINTINGS br Forelrn and American Artists Engravings. Prints, Etchings, Andirons, Fenders, eta On View Until Hour of Sale.

Henry A. Hartman, Auctioneer. LEWIS J. BIRD, 7 Betworth St. Auctiorreers Boston, Mass.

Appraisers. The valuable colleetlsn of household fitrrttahlngl from the eatate of the lata William It. Dupes, formally ot 111 Say State Road. Bolton, conalating In part: ISmrpIra chamber set. istfa, and chairs.

Italian console table and ohalrs In lacquar and gold, Chippendale and Sheraton hairs. Persian rugs and carpets, 14 places Cronrn Derby chlr.a, Antoinette ta set, l.tTS Sevres and lloy.11 VIenn 'liM Hcorilan silver nt 10) plecee, Ttf-ih IV. tea satpalntings by prom Irtent An'erli'sn and forolgn nrtlln. To la tAld In our call'tln on May 1, and following days. Xow on exhibition wiui catalogue, iuwia BIRD pjjr.

i Bonrorto st. BMtn, iiaia, I HES0RTS. lVeatehtilrr. Now open wi car larchff jloaqc ITriarcUlf Manor New York That Promised Trip to Briarcliff! Why not come nowthe Lodge's most appealing season? You Are Seeking Rest There are spacious porches commanding unsurpassed panoramic views of the Hudson River and hiils; inviting walks and drives; restful sun parlors and pergola. But If Recreation Is Desired There's a truly man's golf course, sporty in the extreme; a stable of spirited horses with the choice of a capacious paddock or miles of winding country roads; well-kept tennis courts; and an alluring swimming pool.

Daily concerts and dancing, of course. llluilrattd booklet on rtqutsl New York Office: 402 Madison Avenue TELEPHONE 9372 MURRAY HILL New England. The Balsams Dixville Notch, N.H. Open July I Irn open June 15th Bookings 8 West 40th Street (Town A Conntrr) Phone 2it0 Vanderbilt. DAVID B.

PLUMiiR, Manager GfcANLIDEN HOTEL LAKE SU.VAPEn, tf. U. Ul.der New Management Catering; to a discriminating- clientele Golf. Tennis, Boatlnr. Bathing, Flahlne.

Hiding, Dancing. Htagea tor rent, ftnolilct sent on request. KewTorkomce: HOTEL SAX ItAFAKU 03-63 West tSth noar 5th Ave. J. Thomaa Russell, Prop.

Also Hotel Itoficll, Saratoga Spring. X.T. RED LION INN Stockbridge, Mass. In the Berkshlres, Now Open Goli Roads in Excellent Condition. Route Books and Circulars on Request.

Desirable Cottage for rent. T. TR12ADWAY, Social nnd Scenic Centre White Sits. Maplewood Hotel IS, Holo (loir, Trap Shooting Tournament. Booking Office, 1119 Broadway, New York.

Conoectleat. Country Charm with Cltr Comforts EDGEWOOD INN aRSIcn' FUBDKMC A PRINCE, Managing Owner. N.T. Office: ill 5th Ave. Tel.VanderbIt Sit.

Long Tsland. Garden city. Long bland. An exduslre American plan hotel with an a la carte restaurant ror moiorisu. Xauhelm Hatha.

Excellent IB-Hole Golf Course Free la Gueiti Frequent electrlo trams from Penn. Station. 1. 1. LAXNIN Props.

CryrtalUke House, Very desirable rooms, aun sarlort home surroundings; il minutes from Xew York. Xew York. SARANAC INN IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACKS CERTIFIED MILK. a nmtMBrt RESORT of the hlahest character: auperb cuisine: an environment socially desirable. Located on the shore ef the WONDERFUL UPPER HABAXAO LAKE.

Excellent State roads, good golf. All Sports and Amusements at their beat. BOOKLET. Address until June IlARRIXOTOX MILLS. Manager.

JAMES E. OALllRtTY, AMoclate Manager, HOTEL GRAFIOX. Washington. U.S. HOTEL KAATERSKILL Catiklll ttnuatatna.

At Ton of American Alps. KAATER8K1LL X. Y. The largest and most beautifully, situated mountain resort in America. Fine Auto Roads In Every Direction.

Empire Tours. OPENS JILY 1. Booking onicn. Hotel Majestic, 12nd Central Park West, l'hnne Columbus 190U. PARENT A RICHARDS.

Inc. Ailvrrlinriiient t.ie I.nst mt.l Found Columns of TIIE 8Vlf ASD ttKW VMIK HERALD ofera a red I uos.tihllltn mjk day Mm 1 For Tare Perioni IB LOW SPRING ft SUMMER RATES B. St minutes from llroadway. lM 1 Olorloua sunahlne. delightful IM sta, breases, bracing air.

I healthful envlronmante. 111 outdoor sports. I JJ0TEL SHEUURNEon, I BKIOHTOX BE.4C1I. N. Y.

F'sOOMmprKair8! Bjai vmum, uwt, isBD I I trio lights, spaolous 1 Tsrandae, every HI hotel convenience Iw I and comfort, I sun parlor. Im Write for Booklet. 1 DANCINO, I 1 II i I ar Hotel Josl prpptrty, RESORTS. lVestchraltr, BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. Y.

NOW OPEN. Nnr York ORlce, 401 Madison Avinus, Pbons tilt Murray Hill. New Jersey. The New PENINSULA HOUSE Hea Bright, X. ,1.

Opens June 23 Xenrest Ocean Ites'art to New York Beached via Sandr Hook Boat Bouts. nOOKINO OFFICK SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL BROADWAY AT 118T STREET II. J. Telephone Columboa RI0O. tAKE HOPATCONaN.J.

ur-ensouNClSlfi Alnmac UTZCRLTiAr. GtiUn big city cars bubs nr with entertainment and good things. Address until JUNE 10TII ALAMAC IIOTKL, Atlantic City. PUDDING STONE INN HOTEL PANNACI Sea Bright, X. J.

American and European Plans. Restaurant Attftclied. Telephone Sen Bright 53. EDWARD PANNACI, Prop. A Warm Welcome Awaits Tou North Jersey Shore Resorts MONMOUTH COUNTY.

3. Write the mayors for informations. THE SHOREHAM Spring Lake Bench, X. J. Open May KD.

Bathing. Tennis, (loir. Riding nnd Driving. K. E.

SPAXGEXBERO, Proprietor. Atlantlo City. HOTEL-CHELSEA Occupying entire block of ocean front In the fashionable Chelsea section. I0O bedchambers' with private baths (fresh and sea High clts Orchestra, cafe, grill. French chefs.

Golf grlvllegos. Autos meet trains. Hookies, pen all year. J. n.

THOMPSON Jc CO. ROYAL PALACE L4HOTE1COTTAOS.m iciht DacK Atlantic city.nj (MErflEWTTOALL AHUStrlENTS; GOO. Open all the iear A ATLANTIC CJTY.N, AtxApvericaiv PteanojiU of KsiiMkaind RealComtort mat moor qaraob. Ailistnfic Cify ifsfhe' AMAC Vumo btt iffa'DewdmiSk' MACK LAT2 Bt, Cbuim ritM ana I5ae. rrvHB ana mm.

tsYsitair hatha: rnnnlnar m.tmr In Msnui stlrtar. Let us make you feel at home In tbe "City of Robust Health" Hotel Morton Ocean End Virginia nv. Capacity ISO. Elevator, private baths, Ac; always open. THE WILTSHIRE Virginia av.

and Beach. Capacity 314. Private baths, running water, elevator, Amer. plun. Special Spring rates.

Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS. Owner. X. J.

COLLINS. Mgr. HOTEL CONTINENTAL Always open. Always ready. Terms moa-erate.

Phone or write M. WALSH DUXCAM. Try CLAREND ON HOTEL Mrslnln Ave, nrnr nrncli. All rooms with hot and cold runntng nater; private baths. IVniisylrnnla.

SPRUCE CABIN INN Now open. Rooms en suite and with bath; ota am heat. Elactrlo lights. All amusements, JY. i A iUe.

Caaada cafe Pa, Ml mm.