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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1908

Page

11

Taxpayer Criticizes City Pay Boosts Over Police Boss

A Brooklyn businessman writes to Controller Metz protesting proposed salary increases for Gene Bingham and police officials including deputies and the secretary. He urges resignations to allow others to earn a living and appeals for taxpayer relief. The letter sits on file awaiting the Controller’s return.

Brooklyn I Department of Finance Metz Gene Bingham

Toothpick Covers Deemed Usual Not Unusual

Park and Tilford won a customs ruling as the Board of United States General Appraisers held gelatine tubes used as toothpick coverings are not unusual coverings. The Treasury failed to prove unusualness, so excess duties will be refunded. Several firms and importers challenged the ruling, including Van Blankensteyn & Hennings and Wells, Fargo & Co. in multiple cities.

Park & Tilford Board of United States General Appraisers Hay Treasury Department van Blankensteyn & Hennings Wells, Fargo & Co Rosenthal & Grotta Bassett

Bankruptcy notices from Gehlen Company and others

Schedules in bankruptcy show Gehlen Company assets at 435 dollars with 12 660 mobility. Shulman & Goldstein appoints John Gruenberg as receiver. Elizabeth R Dinsmore discharged after filing December 20 with liabilities 106 101 and assets 85 809. Louis Altschul denied discharge for poor books. Frank Zotti & Co creditors seek intervention. Stark Rosenthal Stark petition dismissed with 74 cents on the dollar. Schiff & Co creditors plan continued operation then sale. Leon Noel shows 46 067 liabilities with assets 31 254. listed creditors include Werbelovsky, Raabe, Her bert Johnston and others.

Gehlen Company Union Square Shulman & Goldstein Hough John Gruenberg East Tenth Street Elizabeth R. Dinsmore United States District Court Fifth Avenue Louis Altschul East Twenty-second . Street Frank Zotti & CO Levy & Rosenthal Frank Zotti Greenwich Street Stark, Rosenthal & Stark Greene Street Samuel Schiff. & CO Samuel Schiff & Co Charles L. Greenhall Schiff Leon Noel Morningside Avenue J. N. Werbelovsky Brooklyn H. Raabe & Son J. Herbert Johnston Paine Lumber Company Oshkosh Wis E. Bailey & Sons Patchogue Hamilton Bank United States Exchange Bank Woel Noel Realty and Construction Company

Judgments Filed in County Clerk Office Yesterday

List of debtors and amounts from the County Clerk shows Adams A J Jr to Wachtell M with varied sums. Among entries are City of New York related cases with multiple creditors including Rosenfield Schneider and Tel Co. totals range widely with several costs noted.

Adams R. Krag John Eichler .Brewing Co Barnsdall T. N Berkwitz W. L R. D. Bremser Ee Gertha B. H. Marcus Bryan J. W.-M. Fraveena Caine N. Y Diener H. W. Bell Dreksler Dreyfus B.—Same du Boils P. W Same Darragh W.—Same Camborrajian Moushekian Donovan R. J F. Edwards Drucker C.—D. Wertheim Dittler A. S.—lith Sr. Bank Enc. H.—N. Y L. J. Traction Co Dorr Egan M. Rosenfield Eck the Heller Co Feingeld M. Schaffer Flaum Co Fulton Johnson M.rosenfield Kress R. Wertheimer Kramer H. Slobodsky S. Simon Levine N. Y. Tel. Co.,$52. Lowenstein, L.—Same, $58 . Liberman, J.—City of N. Y Lavender Lipman Malcom Co Tel. Co Melville H. Same Murphy Munzer H. H —J. Yeska Moschowitz H.B. Liebreich Mosher R. W J. Minder McLaughlin E. H Northrup G. J Noonan Seme O’brien M. G A. P Silverdin Co Podolsky A. Motter A. E H. T. Alexander Smith Francis E M. R. Weller C. M the Gills Press Kiemle & Co Janever T. A M. L. Halff Wilson Williams G. D Walters A.—Same Wachtell

Judgment debts and amounts listed for multiple claimants

A row of judgment entries lists debtor names with corresponding dates and amounts from 1908. Entries include Everett G W Richardson & Boynton Co $147 on Feb 7. M Solomon, M Jaffa, and others. Harrison Mary executrix $59. Adelmann executrix $52 and $59. Levin Fannie Jacobs $1,115. Rosenfield et al $12. Keating Co $ FiOS. Levy J Fink $109. Meyer L G and Gunther's Sons $172. McDermott Bessie Busse $53. Sophie McGrover and Elizabeth Drake administratrices $400 (judgment reversed). Rasmus G B L Factories $91. Robinson Josephine C and Caroline Dilks $99. Regent Shirt Co Blum Co $380. Samel Ada and J Block Avellino $143. Wehler G Butler Brothers $83.

Everett G. W Richardson & Boynton Co Glass M. Solomon K. Rashfield M. Jaffa A. Rosenthal Harrison Mary—M. Adelmann Executrix Pa Eedee Adelmann Ios Levin Fannie—G. Jacobs Ae J.—M. Rosenfield Helman Bertha L. F. Keating Co DOS Fios Levy J.—L. Fink Meyer L. G C. G. Gunther McDermott Bessie J. Busse McGrover Sophie Elizabeth Drake T. Storm Rasmus Robinson Josephine C Caroline Dilks J. Condon Regent Shirt Co Blum Co Samel Ada J. Block S. Avellino Wehler Butler Brothers

New York Firms Form Amid Capital Increases Across State

Special to The New York Times Albany July 20 notices list multiple incorporations including Globe Ventilator Company Troy capital 100000 directors Brown Vinett Brown National General Specialty Sales Company New York capital 25000 with listed directors and addresses. Several other new ventures span New York Brooklyn Syracuse Schenectady with capital changes from 10000 to 350000 and attorneys noted.

New York Times Albany Globe Ventilator Company Troy Rensselaer County Capital Stephen J. Brown Leon Vinett Clara M. Brown N. Y National General Specialty Sales Company New York G. Q. Dean Amsterdam Avenue Fred Knowlton East 139Th Street A. Behre

New Jersey Companies Chartered in Real Estate and Pharma Sectors

Trenton records list multiple company formations including Greenville Building and Construction, Marrone Realty of Hoboken, New York New Jersey Land of Ridgefield Park, and Adam Realty of Ridgewood. Also chartered were Pepsel Pharmaceutical of Camden, Monore V Poole Company of Long Branch, Sherman Market of Red Bank, Surf City Land and Improvement of Camden, with capitals from 10 000 to 600 000 and incorporators named.

Trenton N. J Greenville Building and Construction Company Jersey City Capital A. Lipshutz M. Schultz D. Lerner Marrone Realty Company Hoboken J. C. Marrone Salvatore Pinto Peter Peluz New York-New Jersey Land Company Ridgefield Park E. M. Meek Claude L. Coon Roger Hinds Pepsel Pharmaceutical Company Camden Susan Landis W. W. Dillon E. A. Cameron Sherman Market Company Red Bank A. P. Sherman Manning Surf City Land and Improvement Company L. V. Gillan Frederick C. Baumiller M. J.conway

Charters Filed in Delaware Include Several Firms

Wilmington, July 20 charter filings list Holmes-Frank Company of New York with 25000 in capital and 3 incorporators. York Iron and Limestone Company of Wilmington with 100000 and three Wilmington incorporators. A C Layman Machine Company with 10000 capital and three incorporators. Somlen Coal and Lumber Company of Kentucky with 100000 capital and three incorporators. American Commercial Company of Pittsburgh with 20000 capital and four incorporators. Universal Brick Company of New York with 500000 capital and three New York incorporators. Saragosta Celery Company of New York City with 15000 capital and one incorporator.

Wilmington Del Holmes-Frank Company New York Capital Daniel M. Holmes Arlington N. J Willis B. Blackwell William H. Frank Bound Brook York Iron and Limestone Company F. M. Shive S. E. Roberson Harry W. Davis A. C. Layman Machine Company Alfred C. Layman Frederick W. Balster George L. Townsend Somlen Coal and Lumber Company Kentucky A. Stanley Stanford Philadelphia G. R. Whitcraft Lexington J. K. Carpenter Gaffney S.C American Commercial Company of Pittsburg Benjamin D. Lewis Garrick Borough Penn Edwin M. Brickel Edwin TP. Young Universal Brick Company of F. M. Mills H. M. Browne FE. J. Farhan The Saragosta Celery Company New York City

Court calendars for July 21 hearings in New York courts

Daily listing shows Supreme Court Appellate Division and Special Term calendars for July 21 with numerous appears and motions in Fox-Butler, People v Mechanics Bank, German Ex Bank v McCauley, and many other dockets. Surrogates Court chambers note motion calendar at 10:30 A. M with numerous petitioners and respondents listed.

Supreme Court Trlanger Fox-Butler Mechanics’ & Traders’ Bank McCauley Regensburg Dr. McCauley Co Minsky- American Tobacco Co Wacht- Horowitz Harris-Sommers Mercantile Co Auerbach-McCord Main-Dek. Foon Nathan Mig Co-Smelting & Refining Co Herman-Offenbutt¢l Denofiro Kasan-Lehmeter Wood- Uris Elson-Webber Anna Scheib Thomas Sophia M. Friedrich Herman J. Friedrich Bridget MecCauler Henry P. Doremus James S. Inglis Phillin Napoli Maurice Walsh Bertha Hoffman Mahalah Sowarby Anna E. St. John Williemene B. Townsend Edward K. Jones John B Helen A. Moser Peter Spies Justine Kolbe Helen F. A. Heyer Julia C. Heyer John G. Gilmartin James & Snells Bridget Kelly Hugh Smith James Gethin Florence Lacoy Eliza J. Marsh

Probate and Court Listings Highlight City Legal Proceedings

The record lists wills for probate set at 10:30 A M with several named executors and heirs, followed by entries for Burgoyates Court Trial Term and City Court Special Term. It details sessions across Court of General Sessions Parts I II and III with numerous defendants and pleaders named, noting adjournments and Openings at 10 A M.

Leah E. Hackett-Hughes Margaret H. Wilcox Joseph H. Snyder Harry H. Holbert Joseph B. Hart Emma A. Hilbert Sarah A. Walker Albert Himmelsbach George T. Laird John B. Wetterau Elizabeth L. Warrin Taulman Allaire Lucia Marinda George S. Godefrey Francis A. Palmer Eugene Kelly Margaret Wilson Marie P. Sonntag Alfred H. Noyes Magdalena Frees Thomas A. Stewart Charles Rubens Samuel Woog John S. Martin Jennie Bkb. Jarvis Francesco P. Pinto Aliee Hamilton Della M. Adams Vei Malone Marshall and Howe People Tony Decreine George Gebhardt Hugo Schropp Thomas Reilly Lawrence Walsh John Whitlock Giuseppe Clementi John Allison William Bolge

Referees Appointed in Various Supreme Court Matters

Supreme Court entries list referees appointed for cases including Erlanger J Doubleday Page Co. vs Shumaker Mortimer Fisher and Meyer Francis S McAvoy matter. Other dockets show Kertscher Co. vs McCormack Construction Co. and Tong King cases with noted judges and parties.

New York St.preme Erlanger Doubleday- Page Co Shumaker Mortimer Fisher Boulevard Lafayette Kertscher & Co McCormack Construction Co Samuel Hoffman Whithead Matter of Tongking James P. McGovern Franklin Savings Bank Gumbleton E. Mortimer Boyle Morris Bernard J. Douras Supreme Court Goff J.—Ehrich Bornsrein Frank Moss Morley Vs. Castor Francis W. Pollock

Receivers Appointed in New York Cases

In a Supreme Court session Judge Dugro names receivers in the case of Max Goldberg against Barnath Springer. Judge Erlanger presides over Luigi Piccoli versus Arcangelo Cassola with Ralph Delli Paoli acting.

New York Supreme Court

Army notices mark transfers and retirements in Washington

The United Service reports numerous Army personnel moves. Capt. G. E. Carleton goes to Fitchburg for inspection of material. Col. J. W. Duncan assigned to staff. Officers from various branches named for Fort Leavenworth Camp Perry and Fort eye instruction, with retirement examination for R. T. Hazzard and others listed.

Washington G. E. Carleton Ordnance Fitchburg Mass J. W. Duncan General Staff D. Olmstead Fifth Field Artillery Fort Leavenworth Army Signal School A. Phillips Camp Perry Ohio J. D. Long Twelfth Cavalry G. ‘L. Stryker Fourth Cavalry N. E. Wood First Field Artillery Fourteenth Cavalry C. S. Blakely Third Field Artillery J. Cocke Fifteenth Cavalry M. C. Bristol Thirteenth Cavalry J. C. Pegram First Cavalry G. J. Morrison Camp of Instruction Forteye C.C. Winnia Fifth Cavalry R. T. Hazzard Seventh Infantry

Navy Yard Assignments Reported for August First

Capt. C. B. T. Moore progresses to Captain of the yard at Philadelphia. Boatswain J. F. Hopkins shifts to the New York navy yard. Machinist O. Berentson transfers to the Newport torpedo station.

C. B. T. Moore Navy Yard Philadelphia J. F. Hopkins New York O. Berentson Newport Torpedo Station

Naval Vessel Movements Report

Arrivals include Chicago at New London Des Moines at Colon Paducah at Port of Spain Maine and Alabama at Manila Louisiana Virginia and Ohio at Honolulu Sailed ships Ajax Panther Yankton Glacier from Honolulu to Tutuila Yankee Prairie Sylvia Vixen Isla de Cuba Barney Tingey De Long Thornton and Rocket from Hampton Roads to Tangier Bay

Chicago New London Des Moines Colon Paducah Port Aud Prince Maine Alabama Manila Louisiana Virginia Ohio Honolulu Ajax Panther Yankton Glacier Tutuila Yankee Prairie Sylvia Vixen Isla de Cuba Barney Tingey de Long Thornton Rocket Hampton Roads Tangier Bay

Arrival of Buyers Register by Telephoning In Column

A long list of merchants and representatives from multiple cities across the country appears, inviting buyers to register via telephone at 1000 Bryant. Names include Bentley-Gray Dry Goods of Tampa, Hutzler Brothers of Baltimore, Kerfoot-Miller of Oklahoma City, Hale Brothers of San Francisco, and many others with their addresses and contacts.

Bryant NEW York Times Ady

Breslin network of general merchandise firms listed

Readable ledger style roster names numerous Breslin and allied merchants across Texas, Oklahoma, Massachusetts and beyond. The list includes J. Jarrell Greenville Hillsboro Madden-Jarrell Shawnee Madden-Graham Corsicana Elliott and many others with duties in dry goods cloaks and suits millinery and house furnishing goods. Key locations include Dallas Houston St Louis Chicago Worcester and Boston with addresses and owners such as O J Graham C J & Co Brinton and J J Nathan among others.

Bentley-Gray Dry Goods Company Tampa Fla J. N. Bryan Howard Street Hutzler Brothers Baltimore H. Oppenheimer Hoffman House Boston Chicago Ill W. Whitely Broadway Grand Field, Marshall, & Co S. Billow Worth Street Fair Kerfoot-Miller Dry Goods Company Oklahoma City Okla M. M. Kerfoot Park Avenue Cadillac Palace Clothing Company St. Joseph L. Stoger Holland Trouse Goldberg Probes Detroit Mich L. S. Miller Preslin Patrick, F. A., & Co Duluth Minn Bissonette T. A. Reynolds Leonard Street Brottell Hutchison Shoe Company Jacksonville A. S. McDougall Marlborough Clement, Williams & Co Milwaukee Wis J. R. Williams Holmes, D. H., Company New Orleans W. J. Gilbert East Twentieth Street Notel Westminster Tootle Wheeler & Motter Mercantile Company J. Motter Clawson & Wilson Company Buffalo N. Y J. Wilson Gorbade Elbond & Co Galveston Texas Mr. Elbond Miss Snider D. H .Morton Carson J. Jarrell Miss Cowan Breslin Graham Brothers Greenville O. J. Graham General Miss Stovall Graham Hillsboro Denholm & McKay Company Worcester Mass C. H. Brinton Walker Street KE. A. Blackwell Goldenberg Brothers A. Delmvie Simon Brothers Salt Lake City Utah L. Simon Wellington Harris, A., & Co Dallas San Remo Woodward & Lothrop Washington D. C Burgunder Brothers Toledo Ohio Close Hotel Imperial Mandel Brothers M. “Newman Broome Street Elkan M. M Macon Dry Goods Ticker Brothers Minneapolis St. Louis A. E. Ballon Union Square Iermitage Willis, Crail & Co Norfolk J. Willis W. F. Smith York Wood Charlottesville 8. C Ww. H. Wood J. B Albert Hammel Dry Guards Company Mobile Ala J. Hammel Strauss Bacon, W. &. A A. Bacon Broztell. Fair Cincinnati R. E. Drake Church Street Broztell Less Jonesboro Ark Klein, L Emil Mayer Boys Wald Lewis & Co F. L. Brinkmeyer Hosiery Milner, W. L., & Co A. H. Kade Herald Square Lowenstein, B., & Brothers Memphis Caley A. Hamburger Ambach, M., & Sons M. Ambach D. M. Ambach Duffy & McIinnérney Company Rochester T. E. Kenny Victoria Goldberg Brothers

Various New York Wholesale Goods Suppliers Listed

A catalog listing multiple suppliers and addresses for a range of goods including alcohol appliances alligator leather goods beads blankets braids cloaks corsets props and decorations garment hangers hosiery house fur goods knitwear lamps neckwear oil paintings ostrich feathers ribbons suits junior misses sweater coats cardigans waists and costumes and waterproof tarpaulins with company names and street locations across Manhattan and surrounding areas.

Otto Thurnauer 20Th St Grossman Leather Co., Inc A. B. Andrews Co West 15Th Street House Fur Imp Otto Thurpauer Myres Max M Broadway American Hosiery Co Franklin St Berliner, Strauss & Meyer Drescher & Cusson Rosenshine Bros Mfg East Fry & Friedsam MNER I. Caplan Cor 12Th St E. Klein & Co Leonard St Spitzer &Harris West 20Th Street John Sullivan & Son Hudson St

Lost and found notices fill Times Building pages

A long list of lost and found items across New York area transit hubs and offices includes bracelets, watches, bank books, diaries, scarves, and keys. Contacts include Times Lost and Found Bureau, 15th floor Times Building, and numerous names and addresses in Brooklyn and Manhattan for claiming rewards or returning items.

Times Building Times Lost and Found Bureau

Death notice for Harry A. Richey in California

Information of death for Harry A. Richey dated July 1908, formerly of 27 Manhattan Avenue New York. Anna Richey listed at 120 West 103rd Street.

California Harry A. Richey Manhattan Av New York Anna Richey West 103d

BOARDERS WANTED IN PRIVATE HOMES ACROSS MANHATTAN AND NEARBY AREAS

A series of help wanted boarding notices list rooms and board in comfortionable homes. Listings include multiple streets and neighborhoods such as 84th Street and 110 West, 149th Street near Broadway Subway, Madison Avenue locations, Douglaston on Little Neck Bay, Yonkers area, and South Yonkers. Prospective boarders include single and double occupancy with varying prices and references. contact Box 52 Times Square.

W. E Times Square Webster's Choir Exchange Fifth Butler Seashore Hofer Roland East 59Th St Hkoom Union Square Stuyvesant Nassau St Beeckman Woodyhaven Anson West Union Tiwee Marcus Madison St W. B. Leeds Saxo I. Pachman Ralph Av Brooklin XN. Y

Furnished rooms up and down West Side streets

Classified rental notes list furnished rooms across Manhattan blocks from West Side addresses 31 West to 136th Street 498 West with water baths telephones and moderate to Summer rates. Various establishments offer single or shared rooms, private baths, board options and references.

Responskis 34Th ST Park Bath 86Th Riverside 88Th ST West End AV Columbia City College Robinson Broadway 26Th St Windermere Court St. Nicholas Av Subway China

Eight-room fireproof apartments with modern improvements

The Dunshoro at 120 East 21st St offers eight rooms, elevator, electric grit, telephone, all modern improvements, fireproof construction. Chas Hudson & Co lists eight-room units at Tex Ave corner 4th St and Gg East 77th for rents from 55 to 70 dollars. Chas Hibson & Co reports eight-room all-light apartments at 14th St and Lex Ave with hall service.

Dunshoro East 21St St Chas. Hudson & Co Tex. Ave 4Th St 77Th de Mont Thompson West 27Th St Lght Corner Folsom- Drothers Broadway Val East 4Th Folsom Brothers Side Broadway East 34Th St Lexington

Bargains in Slightly Used Business Furniture

Finn Bros. offers desks roll-top partitions railings book cases filing cabinets chairs tables and tele hone booths at 50 65 Franklin St. and 35a roadway Bargains in used office furniture.

Finn Bros Roatway Franktin St

Manufacturer needs cash sells new player planes half-price

Urgent sale of new player planes at half price. Location 374 Alexander Ave. Immediate cash needed by manufacturer to liquidate inventory and meet financial deadlines.

Alexander Av

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