Show TOKIO RIOT CASUALTIES Tokio Sept 13 6 Ii p m to the metropolitan police estimate 4 4 of ot casualties l during the recent riot 4 4 leg lag MS 3 constables IS 16 6 firemen and 4 4 two soldiers were wounded Among 4 4 the mob and bystanders nine were 4 4 killed and 47 were wounded 4 4 m MM M M M MM t had bought them while in the syndicate at Mr Ii 1 Because the market prier In the opinion opinIon opinIon ion of or C C M 1 Gibbs the treasurer at the time was U then ther W 99 Ve We credited the profit ws M to profit and toes lose Company Raised the Price Mr lr Shipman in reply to further farther ques que questions said the company raised the price from 91 1 to ji but that the profit had hart never heft realized and ud that the com corn company company pany holds holdi the bonds at the present time The Now New Nil w York Life in this case said Mr Hughes es did not return bonds as asIs I Js Is customary to the syndicate members but took them itself it elf and end credited on the books book a 8 profit which In fact tact has not noten teen been en made madeY madei Yes Y Next Mr 11 Hughes turned to the Joint account of or Goldman Sach Sachs Co and the New York Life In iL 1899 of ot the tho Chi Chicago cage cago A Alton bonds This Title account was in existence in 1805 Equal Division of Profits The account was created in order to toI invest I e t in Chicago o 01 Northwestern rail raU railroad rood road bonds bonda with an agreement for equal division ton of profits Mr Shipman said Hid it should not be called a syndicate How Itow can you yon explain that on July Jul JulIS IS litt j you OJ buy bu and ancl sell sel O bonds on the same me day according to your state statement statement statement ment T asked a Mr 1 r Hughes The only way I can explain it It Mr rr Shipman replied is taI that the New York Life Lite held these bonds and wished to sell seU them Therefore it named a fair price and transferred tran them to a joint ac no account account count Now ow dont nt you see Me the he purchase te is not for tor the syndicate but for f the New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Life Lite Insurance company I cant say May It Is If I six years year ago Gives Up Half the Profits Is Iii It fair to say y that the New York Life enters into an agreement ment with others and provides the money for tor or the purchase of or the bonds and then gives ves the mem members members bers bars of tho the syndicate the profits of the tho theal sale pIe al rf Yes Does DON it mean the New York Life Lite pays ag the tn profits to hankers bankers to get git them to handle the syndicates Yes Yos I think it is hi sometimes advisable In ia order ord r to get the business e Th The Chicago Burlington deal was wan next investigated W V S was the other main member bar of this Joint ac so account account count It too was a purchase of or bonds for tor resale amounting to to iO IM There seems a great many man of or these I Joint accounts said Mr Hughes Is Isit IsIt IsIt it safe to say they are all alt speculative like the Chicago Northwestern Yo Yes He H said Hid another syndicate was formed to purchase the stock of ot the Chicago Burlington Quincy Quine railroad Mr Shipman gave way Eo to Edmund Randolph treasurer tr surer of or the New York Life Lite Insurance In company Mr Randolph upon request gave gae ra de do details tails tail of the tilE purchase for resal ronal of i tr r I tam Lain bonds hond for tor joint account |