The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1913, Page 6

. | art WHO ‘CABLED “COME AND GET ME” AND SPEEDY SUITOR. BANKERS IN SUBWAY BOND DEAL GET MO BIBOS ALOR ae STO WIN A ROE TAMONENTS MOTE You Won’; Me, Come ani © Get Me,” She Cabled—He Sails‘Abroad the Same Day. | i Required $170,000,000. Fuat as six byazy, seamen were about | ~ pile fn the gang-plank of the out: | ‘White Star’ liner Adriatic, bound terday a tall young Came tearing down the pier and upon the wabbling bridge. Haif’ MP he stopped, turned and yelled | “Sid! Sid! Where's the | the bond market, the Rapi gan & Co. have ugreed to extend Under the original agreement bankers were to receive and pay Young fellow, accompanied by | Girl, Who had teen vainly trying to Mp With the frst, ran up the plank | Banded over a piump roll of bills. | ret young man grinned happily fran on until, safely aboard the y @eamer, he lennod over the rail and oye @ cheery farewell to Ms friends hore. Quertions disclosed the fact that the man is Ernest Avery of Chicago, ptor, on his way to England in it of w bride. "Three Avery brothers, Ernest, Fred, | Nate Qn artist fiving at No. 67 Clark-| )) eam Street, and Lawrence, now in Wash-! ) Came to this country from Ene: At the time they left Bngiand 3 next. The time has now been tended to Dec. 31 next. the maturity of $16,000,000 notes due 1, This money was provided by @ on the underwriting syndicate for derwriting. nearly the end of the year. About a year ago Miss Chapman came| country on @ visit, and very soon that she had been super- Lawrence's heart by an Amert- throughout the year. In Extensions will ies in Money Market Make It Hard to Get the Interboroug Trans Company and J. P. Mov- time for the banking syndicate to take and pay for the first blook of the $170,- 000,000 of bonds, the proceeds of which are to be used to bulld the new subway. the first block of $78,000,000 Intervorough Rapid Transit 6 per cent. bonds June In the mean time the banking ayndl- cate has furnished the Interborough Company with sufficient funds to meet The company will have to pay for mifbway construction, under agreement with the Public Gervice Commission, ne IC RR ae ; ‘'2EE EVENING WORLD, FR syndicate on the two blocks and the final block of $32,000,000, This makes the pe during which each Dlock 19 to be last block LONDON, inquiries in regard to th Becaune of unfavorable conditions in| of Joseph W. Martin, Memphis cotton dealer, but with no “elves” reach police | tM sucoess, although the the for ex. woman. May call aken by the bankers correspond with the galendar year In- stead of the fiscal year, ill be taken by the bankers before Dec. 31, i916, instead of June »# of i fame year. ee | HUNT FOR J. W. MARTIN KEPT UP BY LONDON POLICE. ‘>: headquarters every day. A clairvoyant had #0 many visions and #0 persiatently pestered the police that she was forcibly ejected from the police oftes several times this week. ‘Then she turned her attention to the nig London daflies and so impressed the editorial chief of one journal that he kept a man watching a particular houre In the heart of slumiand twé days before he discovered that he wan} > the victim of the illusions of « crasy sasieouniindanas FINDS WIFE DEAD IN BED. Mr. Palmer of the MoAlpin Had Planned Visit to Theatre, 20,000, or 12% per cent. of the total ua-/ Mrs. Virginia Palmer, wife of the manager of the Hotel MoAlpin, at Thir- Postponement of the date for taking|ty-fourth streot and Broadway, wae the next block of bonds has been made} found doad last night in her apartment possible by the fact that the company | at No. 215 Manhattan avenue. has no use for the entire $78,000,000 until so that the missing For several days Mre. Palmer, whe was forty-two years old, had suffered from heart trouble, Her husband tele- Phoned her last night and asked if she felt well ornfied tent eho aid, oma be tim, be repit ¢ {si8.0%0.000 by Dee. M1, 1913 Ite payment! went to ‘near home to get her, Arriv- \tor construction work will be spread’ in he found her lifeless in bed. 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