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BOSTON STOCKS.
/j-u— by R- L - D »'' & Co •• No - 3 Nassau -st.)
Men. 14 Men. 15. 1 Men. 14. Men. 13.
. t * * F com. 0* •'* I New-England 6a. 100 103
*Lmi* ¦¦ ¦¦ •«* "*l *-* c " 3"* W4
, %>• x- TW.-tt«s ••** " 111 Dom Mn»... 37>i M*
,2c R foentn.Wj I.%'s; Atlantic 32 31' 3
•*"? ¦ rref '-" 121 i Boats* * Mont. .843 BIS
rJS* Albany. .=•'•» =» ! Buf.e * Bust 10BH I«3U
££! £M* wn.WH IWS Cl * Hecla 653 m«
sr^ pur * Or- J3l « 151*» ; Centennial _.">»« -Vj
rifhburj W j.f 144 144'; Franklin 22>i 224
!..2Kii- 2ili Oieeola ST M
"*;•_ off ..]•.<• 1 ..* ! Tamarack 33" 34«
_,'«' i- Cent... >«Vi -I Wolverine* £3% 51%
Lfolony 2®14 MS Boston Elev IT" 171
vs Rubber c*m W* lfi Arcadian 2.1 a
rnlcn Tac com. ''!'» 91*: Wyandotte 2>; 2»,
«>*t Er.d com - '.'7 rr ' 7 . AKouez 24 2'-
In rref I' 2 112 'Dominion C0a1... 3!» 4 St.'.
_•!, , F'e? com. «1 «2 I Erie Tel 53 Hi,
a, r-' :i 71 (Parrot 13 t.3
COLORADO SPRIXGS STOCKS.
Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ts* Stock Exchange, furnished by William F. Bon-
HftlM • Co . of Colorado Springs:
BM. Asked ' Bid. Asked.
illfB»i llfB » ..... It 13»i Pinnacle I.V, 15» 5
* f,,7L pu'Jc 11*; 12-1, Portland 299 —
v«rret Keck... 2*» 3 j Vindicator — 1?."
PjTt-im •' «VWork lP«i iw>i
oj^ Maud •'•¦•! Arr,,-i« 16 7 , 17
Trichvi' " "'« Battle Mountain. 27 27*«
ircen'tum-Jun . -". * — | Col City * Man. *4 S»i
Iberia • ** «¦*¦ 'Copper Mountain. ?. S>,
1-w.nie Crk Con . 11 11 <j Damon 144 l.Vj
r.- Ta-li POt •' ¦ n « &6 iCold Coin — W*>
E'lrion Con '¦•- 1«» Gold Kin* — Ml
rmdlev »r : « >sv » Gold Sovereign... Pi 7»i
,'rhin, lil * 1!»V Mountain Beauty. 6*4 7
iMbel'a '•'"» '•* Mount n»s 40 —
1/xinf-r :•* JJI F\.r.jv->o«e 5% «
jj^co Anchor. . . 3" 31 ;
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(B»r ortels y D * Haven & Tewnyend. No. 40 Wall-st.)
Bid. Asked. I Bid AFked.
By Co :'\ sW» North Perm 10$ 10S»j
Moklm &a* 2»i -\ ' Phils. Co 4.V,, 404
cm Lfap m. 2!' *> ! Perm R R C^ . . . . 7.'.-, 'A
A> pref i" 41 i Perm Steel com.. 71 74
risit>na Steel... 17-» 171- : do prtf 00 j>2
CP Ry Co of I. 91 2S iPenn El Veh Co. — 1
rhoct»n- Ry.... J "'% 4fi I dr» ref — %
Ccn Tr or N -T . . 82 62»» I Phila Klec C 0.... « fli 4
mt-ior.« Ft eel.. r 's T.VPhi'a Traction... SS>i «>
riec Ft Bat Co.. 71 73 IPMU &r Kri*.... — 32
49 rref 72 75 Pitts Con Tr Co. 2.'. 2.M^
glee Co of Am.. 6% >•*¦» Bos Iron & Steel. 2*l 2H
1~ Co cf X A.. 22 22V Tidewater Steel.. 5i 4 5%
t»h*h Nsv. '"••"« ««iV D Cos rt N.l 2M —
l*h*h Val i: RS3 33H ' l"r.ioii Traction. . . So*i 31
MusJen • *•* «*!. C Gas Imp Co.'. .124»» 125
Vat Aspht:*.. . ~\ S IWelsbach Co 54 —
*a, prej 1* I* 1 *! WILtCo of C. 1 14
jhrthero Cm •>' — |
BONDS.
HP Ry Co ss.lt» I«W%' People's Trae is. 10SH IPO
V J Con .'¦!¦ 1O9»4 110 Tr.lon Trac 45...1<W4» l(ina. 4
Ktt A«pha:t R« 4--j 47 I'Afphalt Si «si, €5»»
Xeirark Fa** 5s 116 118 I
•Ex lnterer '.
SAX FRAXCISCO STOCKS.
Ban Francisco, March 15.— Th? official closing quo
tation? for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
jUt» **2 Kentucky Con f>2
Alpha Con *MLady Washington Con.. .01
Andes .04 Mexican l»t
s>iche' 10 Occidental Con 03
B»st * Belcher 17 Ophir «5S
Bull:"m 'l "verman 13
Caledonia '"' Potosi 16
Cfcaller.pe Con I<l Ravage 10
Choli&r I'"' Sag Belcher 01
Convene* . '- Sierra Nevada 29
Con Cal * Va. l.« 0 Standard 4 "0
Con Imperial ol:syndicate 07
Crown Point lift. L>ui? (»i
(Joulfl & Curry 15'L'nion Con 17
n»ie i Sforcroßa 13 Utah Con >."
.Tulls Yellow Jacket Id
JuHlc« OS] i>.:
RAILROAD EARXTXGF!.
KBUJCGTOX <~EDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
lf>ol. 1900. ISJ>9.
JCnictier of rr.:>« 1.170 1,136 l.m
rim week in March .. S^.f.4o $98 742 J95.432
July Ito lUrch 7 . 3.529.15 C 5.553.517 .
DCLVTH, SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC.
Number r» miles S«S .^S.^ 58S
First we* k In March... *4i\iJU $44,414
July 1 to March 7 1.713 74S 1.510.786
MOBILE. JACKSON AND KANSAS CUT.
Flrft week in March... *3.472 M.M*. .
July Ito March 7.. .. ».t«I '0.644 — —
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Nuitberefmr.es ... 5.5«0 5,1«15 4 JM7
Flm week in March... $M<>.«lß $523 2«.'. $430 90.1
July Ito March 7 . 23.206.068 21,774,720 . .
riTTSEVRG AND WESTERN.
• J^jnber of rr.v.t-s 345 352 S3"
Fire week In Maren . J71.22f> $74,139 $6'» 590
July 1 to March 7 2,451.183 2.35.'),<'57 -
THE TRADE IX CHIC AGO.
Chicago, March IS (Special).— was more of
a wheat market to-day than there has bc<?n in a
mor-'h. prices gaining 1\ >C - to l«4c. and closlnj at
the top May Bold at 75% c and at 76%(\ and closed
fit 7«*je. The bull Influences •were of the most
fubeumia! sort— large export Fales. heavy clear
»a«t. high- r cables and broadening speculation.
The cash business was put as high as 300.030 bush
els, almost all the cash people doing some, and
mrjr kind cf wheat being sold. The clearances
were B6A«'. bushels, and the clearances for the
week almost double last year's— 4.7oo.ooo bushels.
•gainst ;>>.,v. bushels. Argentine shipments were
lees than half a year 1.248.000 bushels, against
2.C5.000 bushels. Western receipts were less than last
yetr. Liverpool was >fd to %d higher. The close
*a« at the top. in spite of very heavy profit taking
by Phillips and come of the other bulls. Shorts
•ere probably the best buyers, notably the South
western traders. The seaboard reported 15 loads.
Corn prices pained %c and held most of It. May
¦old at E»4c and at «%c. and closed at 41' 2 c to «%e.
The outsider Is buying the July. Increasing the trade
la it. July at one time to-day was J4c over the
May, and closed at the same price. There was a lot
of profit taking by the local bulls; the best buyers
were the Interests which represent the seaboard
exporters. Shipping pales were at. least 500.000
bushels. Liverpool was He to *id higher. Country
offerings were small. Of 262 cars here 34 'graded
contract; the estimate for to-morrow 330 cars. Ar
gentine shipments were 200.000 bushels. Exports
from America for the week were 3,246.000 bushels.
Patten continues bearish. The seaboard reported
« leads.
Oats sympathized in a email way with corn, ad
?tncing when it turned' strong, but lagging. The
cats discount under corn to-night is 16%0. May sold
at 25c and at ;.v c, and closed at 25'uc to 25^ic. There
'ere 178 cars, with ISO estimated for to-morrow;
•nipping sales were 75,000 bushels. Phillips was
the best buyer, and the professionals feel that the
oats discount under corn will increase if the bull
campaign in the latter grain keeps up.
Flaxseed was easy, with the changes small. May
closed at n ;,:\. compared with $1 51»j yesterday.
Cash seed mas 1152. There were 28 cars of seed
here, agalntt 23 cars last year.
Provisions regained the loss they made on Thurs
day, and did even a little better. Pork shows 25c
over last night, lard and ribs. 7i±c to 10c over. The
Cudahys seem disposed to sell their May lard and
cuy July at September. The packers keep bullish:
they were buyers in a moderate way to-day. The
f=a'J hog receipts and the cash demand are the
.nfluene**. There were only IS.OOO here, and only
lt ' m estimated for Saturday.
Gricrhono.
OFFICE OF THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COM
PANY
rr-riv- .«.,.-..., New York. March 14th. 1901.
T aE ANN! AL ELECTION for Directors of
*-\a th f '"ojf-rar.y and for In«T*ctorf of Election will be
Am? *. l if Office - s * Wi»l«m Street, on Monday, the 25th
•<Lrt f v 1v 1 arch in -'' - The Poll » wiu be open from 12
Cioen si. until 1 o'clock P. M. The Transfer Hook will
rtv^ a " m *• 21et lnst - untll •**•*¦ th " election.
By order p H CRU M . Secretary.
\ SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders of
' h « Manhattan CUT glass COMPANY for the
tv ti? a f "*• '"" directors for the entulng; year, and
15 *-« transaction at nuch other business as may prop
tfc. i?"* 1 * before the meeting, will be held at the office of
rit. J" l^- '• No - M 8 ww * |1! Twentr-*econa Street, in th»
''! r '\ V.'*' York - Borough of Manhattan, on the ;'.i>rh
-v,. V »»!"'-h. IMI. at one o'clock in the afternoon.
iSFES bo '-' » *"1 . ieee en the af'th day of March. 1901.
ELES »?* n on tfce lßt *¦»¦ cf Jun *. 1001 -
P'lT l v. N **' York *r, March 14th. l»01.
Ovf*> TZT Z SPINNEY. J. D. ROBINSON. THOS. T. DON
g^*^CHAP " A - HONE?. COLERIDGE A. HART.
• ts\\\ to^tT a greafc \>^
. s.t^\^ V\ \VVUT cov^ a\ Wvt
!
Marks 15,000,000.
financial.
City of Frankfort-on-the-Mam
GERMANY
3 1-2% Bonds, Loan of 1901.
Pr ncipal and interest payable in Frankfort-on-the-Main and
at the office of Speyer & Co. in New York City.
The above B-nd* are Coupon Bonds In denominations of M. 200rt and M. 4000, with Interest from March let.
1901. at the rate of tV|%, p. a., payable *eml-annually March Ist and Pep.tfmber Ist.
The Bonds are to be repaid by annual Finking Fund drawings at par and lnrfre-t, amounting to at least I'il>
of the whole loan r-er year. Drawings will take, place in April of each year (beginning In 1902) and called Bonds
¦will be paid on Pept«mt>er Ist following.
The Municipality reserves the right to redeem the whole loan at par and accrued Interest at any time on giving
three months' previous notice. The numbers of Bonds called for redemption will be advert If ed in two newspapers
In the City of New York, as well as in Frankfort -o-M.
We offer for sale the above bonds at the price of 9G7» and accrued Interest to date of payment, viz.:
$918.66 for Each Bond of M. 4000, Payable March 2lst, 1901.
THE M OS* Itll'TlOV 11. 1- UK OPENED OX >lO\n.\Y. MARCH 18TH, AT IO O'CLOCK
AND CLOSE AT .'I O'CLOCK Ml EARLIER, ON THE SAME DAT.
Allotments will be made as *oon as possible thereafter, the right being reserved to reject applications and
to award a smaller amount than applied for.
Tending the completion of the deflnite engraved Bonds.' our Interim Certificates tUll he delivered to be
exchanged Into the former as soon as ready.
Application will be made to list th« Bonds on the New York and 1 Frankfort-o-M. Stock Exchanges.
FURTHER PARTICULARS REGARDING THIS LOAN AND SUBSCRIPTION BLANKS MAY BE OBTAINED
AT OUR OFFICE.
SPEYER & CO.,
30 Broad St.
New York. Mar<-h 14th. 10« l.
OFFirF, OF THE
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
OF THE
United Stales
Flour Milling Company.
NEW YORK. Karen 12. Hoi.
T.i Holder* of Metropolitan Trust Company
Certificate* of Deposit for First Morttnee
Ilnndv l'r..fprrnl St-..1c nml Common Stock
of the Inilril Stales Flonr Milling Corn
pan
In consummation *f the Plan of Reorganization, as
amended. th» Standard Mllllne Comr>any has been duly
organized and the r.ew engraved Securities are now ready
for <se;ivery.
HeMsn Of the aV>r>Ve-mentl-->nfrl (^ertiftrate;, of Deposit
are hereby requested to present and surrender the *am» at
the office of the Depositary. The Metropolitan Trust Com
pany of the City of New York. No. 37 Wall Street. New
York City, on and after MARCH IS. 1001. and therein to
receive the new securities un-ier the Reorßanizatton.
Certificates of Dvpo«it should be duly endorsed and wit
nessed.
Application will he male In due course to list the new
securities of th* Standard Milling Company up?n th»
>>»• York Stock Exchange.
By special request. nr. ! In view of the small amount
outstanding, the Committee hereby accords to holder* of
the Preferred Stock and Common Stork of the United
State* Flour Milllne Compaay «rho have not made de
posit of their holdings the privilege, of availing of the.
benefits of the Plan within ten days from the date hereof,
upon full compliance with the terms and conditions of
the Amended Plan of Reorganization respecting such de
rr ° S '*"¦ niIAYTOX IVES, CUnlrman,
EDWIN COIXD.
.>. EDWARD SIMMONS.
WARNER VAX NORDEV.
WILLIAM LANMAN nll.L,
THOMAS A. M<I\TVRE,
JAMES A. ROBERTS.
Reorganization Committee.
SUI.LIVAN * CROMWELL. Counsel.
GEO. T\M. BALLOr. Secretary.
207 Produce Rx<-hanfre. New Tork.
Banket! nno OrokrrG.
BOODY,McLELLAN&CO.,
BANKERS.
f-'c . «7 Broadway, Sew York C\*r.
MEMBERS NEW TORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
Orders Executed
For Investment or on Margin.
Central Realty Bond & Trust to.,
Lawyers* Title Ins. Co.,
Lawyers' Title Ins. Co. "Rights,"
Western !Nat. Bank
CLIIVTOiV GILBERT
2 W.M.I. ST.
N. W. HARRIS & GO.,
HANKERS.
31 NASSAU ST.. NEW YORK.
Icqiip TravplprQ' Dz * 1 in Bonis of Ri
luOllC MaIUIDIO road. Street Rzil<w3Ly.
Letters of Credit cZ^L£/e^^
available IN ALL ment and Municipal
PARTS CF THE WORLD. Bonds Bought and Sold.
Quotations furnished for purchase, sale or exchange-
R, L DAY & CO.
3 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK.
40 WATER ST., BOSTON.
Members N. V. and Boston Stock Exchanges.
i"inaiuinl fllcctmg3
lIfEBICAIH TELEPHONE AND TELE
GRAPH COMPANY.— To the Stockholders: Notice Is
hereby riven that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the. American Telephone and Telegraph Company wilt
be held at th« principal otHce of Hie (;ompany. 13 Dey
Street. New York, on Tuesday, the 2f.th day of March,
IHOI. at twelve o'clock noon, for the following purposes:
1. To elect Directors and Inspectors of Election for the
ensuing year.
2. To consider and act upon tlie question of conveying
to certain licenr.ee companies certain lines.
3. To transact BUd) other business as may properly
come before the Stockholders.
The transfer books of the Company will he closed from
the l«th day of March to the 2fith day of March. 1001.
both days included. l»y ord«-r of the Directors,
CHAItLES Et-'RTIS HUBBARD. Secretary.
New York. March 12. 1901.
Jersey City, N. J.. March 12th. 190]
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TELEPHONE, TEL
EGRAPH AND CABLE COMPANY OK AMERICA:
P.\J\i: NOTICE that a r-]!O<'i:3l meeting of the
stockholders of the Telephone, Telegraph and Cable
Company of America will be held at the office of said
Company, No. 55 Montgomery Street, in the City of Jer
hey City. N. J . on the 2Cth day of March. 1001. at 12
•'dock noon, to act upon a resolution of the Hoard of
Directors, declaring It advisable that the authorized capi
tal mock of said Company be decreased from Thirty
Million Dollars (VM.OOO.OOO) to Nino Million Dollars
<$!>.0(H».flOO). »aid decrees*- to be effected ty reducing the
par value of the fhare*. and of each phare. of th* stock
of the corporation from F fty Pollen (s." >fl ) to Fifteen Dol
lars (sls).
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN B. STACFFER, Secretary.
Office of the Lawyers* Title Insurance Com-
Itii 11 > itf >'ew York,
37-3J Liberty stkbet,
New York. March 11th. 1001.
rpnE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
of this Company will be held on Monday. April Ist.
1901. at 2 P. M., at the office of the Company, for the
purport of electing % Hoard of Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such other business as
may come before, the meeting.
The trar.Kfer books »ill be closed on March 14th. and
reopened April 3rd. ".VILLIAM P. niXON. Secretary.
13 intks.
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK,
23J St. and 6th Ay., .New York.
Capital, - $1,000,000
Surplus, - 1,000,000
a H OU-BBKBS. President.
CHAKLjE- W. MORSE 3, Vica President.
K. \V. POOB. Cashier.
W. U DQVQLkMA. AfS't Cashier.
Directors :
Jan.es IT Breslln, Cha«. T. 'Wills.
Jaroeii McCutcheon. Charles W. Morfe,
\V. U. G*lahenen. Harry F. Morse.
Morgan J. O'Brien.
A DVERTISEMENTS and eubscrlptlons for The Trlbun*
J\. received at their Uptown Office. No. 1,242 Broadway.
2d door north of 81*t-st.. until 9 o'clock p. m. ; advertise
ment* received at the following branch offices at regular
•Sice rates until 8 ccio- p. m.. viz.: 254 Sth-av«.. a. c.
«cx. 23d-»i.. 12- Cihave. cor. 12lb-st.; Uacy's. Stfa-av*.
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY MAKCH 16. 1001.
-finannal.
OHIO SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
First Mortgage Six Per Cent (1%) Gold
Bonds.
Holders of certificate* of the Central Trust Company of
New York, Issued on deposit of the above described bonds
under th» agreement of June 21ft. 1696 are hereby noti
fied that upon pr'senthtion of their certificates at the
ofllc« of the Central Trust Company. No. M Wall Street,
In the City of New York, ami having the| r assent to the
plan and afrrerment of February 20th 1001 endorsed
thereon, they v.ill be entltlel to receive $101.39 1- Ing
interest at the rate of 4'> p«r annum from June 21, I>'"'.
to date, on each bond (having December, 1690. and all
subsequent coupons attached) represented by such certifl-
Dated Xew Toik. March IMb l!>01
AVIM.IAM V. lIKAD, I
RI.MOX IMIIII,,
THOMAS DI'.WV. Committee.
in: mo SANPORO.
i:»\\ i\ s. HOOLKV. I
Crust Companies.
United States Trust Company
of New York,
45 a ir v. mi, rrmBET.
Ca P»al $2,000,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, 1,152,346
This Company is a lepal depository for moneys paid
Into Court, and Is authorized to act as Guardian, Trustee
or Executor.
INTEREST ALLOWED OX DEPOSITS.
which may be made at any time and frttMrawa after
five days' notice, and will lie entitled to interest at such
rate» a* may be agreed upon.
Executor*. Administrators, or Tru*fee, of Estates, ne
llglons and Benevolent Institutions, and individuals will
find this Company a convenient depository Cor money.
JOHN A. STEWART. rr<-.«. D. WILLIS JAMES. Vice-rres.
JAMES S. CLARK, PeconJ Vlce-rres.
HENRY L. TIIORNELL. Secretary.
LOUIS 6. HAMPTON. Asflttant Secretary.
TRISTtES.
FA%nTi. SLOAN. WILLIAM it. MACT. JR.
D. WILLIS JAMES. WM. D. FLOANE.
JOHN A. STEWART. GOSTAV H. SCHWAB,
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES, FRANK LYMAN.
ANSON PHELPS STOKES, 'pEORGE F. VIETOR,
JOHN CROSBY DROWN. JAMES BTILLMAN,
EDWARD COOPER. JOHN CUFUS,
W. BAYARD CUTTING. JOHN J. PHELPS.
CHARLES S. SMITH. JOHN S. KENNEDT,
WM. ROCKCPELLER. D. O. MILLS.
ALEXANDER E. ORR. I LEWIS CASB LEDYARD.
MARSHALL FIELD.
ttLALLvs/tiLliiUJl UJ)
OF NEW YORK,
NO. 30 NASSAU STREET.
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFIT 3.
$1,000,000.
DESIGNATED LEGAL DEPOSITORY.
Allows lii t.r.--.i i.ii <lci>nnlt.t.
Acts id L\et'Ulor, Triiilcc, Ili-imrar, Ac.
-HENRY C. SWORDS. TresldenU
H. H. Cammann. V. I'rea. H. \v. Retghley, Sec
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
«'l Tin-; CITY OF M\v TORK.
.\u«. 37 and SS Wall St.
Capital . . . . 9i.nno.noo
Surplus mill pr..Jli, 1,700,(MM1
Designated by 01 |«r of the Supreme Court as a lecul de
pository. Will receive deposits of money on Interest act
as fiscal or transfer agent, 01 trustee for corporations and
accept and execute any legal trusts from persons or corpo
rations on as favorable- terms an other slmllur comnanlt-
BRAYTON IVKS I'rf-siilont '
FREDERICK D. TAI'PEN. vie* PreaMmt
BEVERL.Y CHEW. Second Vice-President
ALEXANDER S. WEBB Jr Secretary
BERTRAM CRUGER. Asst. Secretary. * ;
Pitu&ritL) Notices.
New York, March R 100]
lj£ DIVIDEND OF TWO (2) I'KK CENT, out
of accumulate earnings has this day been declared
on the PREFERRED BTOCK cf the Company payable
April •>. 1001. to itookhoMers of record at th« iluie of
bUHlnegs March 20, 1901.
The preferred stock transfer books will cioeo at ?, I*. M
m Wednesday. March 'M. Mm. and will reopen at 10
A. M., on Monday. April 1. 1!« H.
SOlTlli:il.\ KAII.WAY COSIPAXY.
R. D. LAXKFORD. s» retary.
2."! Wall St., New York. March 8, 1901.
The transfer books of th* Voting Trustees for Pre
ferred Stock TruFt Ortlfleates of the Southern Rsl.way
Company will close at 3 p. M. on Wednesday, March -"
1901, and will reopen at 10 A. M. on Monday, April l!
1001.
On April 0, 1901, th" Voting Tni«t»#l will he prepared
to distribute the above dividend of TWO (2) PER CENT.,
when received by them, among the parties entitled there
to. as same appear of record on their books when closed
as above.
J. P. MORGAN * CO..
A£»*nts for Voting Trustees.
NATIONAL BTEBIi COMPANY.
A^ QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
-, quarters (1%) per cent has been declared on the Pre
ferred Stock of this Company, payable on March SOth,
l'JOl. to stockholders of record at close cf business. March
21st.
The transfer books will be closed m to the Preferred
Stock from March 2Sd to March SOth. both days Inclusive.
F. S. WHEELER. Treas.
New York. March 11, 1001.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE a ST. PAUL h\ii.
\\ \\ i OMPANV.
"VOTIGE Is hereby giyeu iiiat a dividend has
"*" been declared from the net earnings of the current
fiscal year of THREE DKI.r.ARs AND FIFTY CENTS
per share on the preferred m -,ck and of :; dollars per share
on the common stock of this company, payable at Its
office, 30 Broad ft.. New- York, on the '.'.'.tli day of April
nest to stockholders of record on the ".'.th day of March
Instant. The transfer books will close for dividend on the
23th day of March inn., at .'( P. M., and reopen on the
15th day of April next. ROBWELL MILLER, Chairman
of the Board.
THE SINGER MANVV.VTTURINO COMPANY.
149 Broadway, March 'i 1901.
"yOTK'E is hereby given that a quarterly
dividend of I*4 per rent on the capital stock of this
Company has been declared, payable on March .'tilth 1001.
to stockholders of record at the class of business on
March 2*>th. 1001. The transfer books will clOKe on
March 2t)th at 3 p. m and open April Ist at 10 a. ni.
T. E. HARDENBERCH. Assistant Secretary.
imi:kn\thi\m, POWER CO.
New- York. March H. inni.
ITIHB BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this com
pany have this day declared a dividend of SIX PER
CENT, for ih<- year endtnc 1 >.-.-. 31. 1900. on the preferred
Btock of this company, and .<!*. 11 quarterly dividend of
ONE AND ONE HALF PER CENT, on "the preferred
stock for the first quarter ending March 31. llxil. both
payable May l.'>. 1961.
Transfer books will close April 25 and reopen May 14
lf*ol. O!CO. WILSON, Secretary
WESTERN UNION TELKOHAPII COMPANY.
New York, March 13th, 1001.
¥Tr , DIVIDPAII NO. i:t<>. -
j"HI. BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
a quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
PEn CENT, upon the capital stock of this Company,
payable at the offlre of the Treasurer on and after th»
15th day of April next to shareholders .if record at the
close of the transfer books on the 20th day of March In
stant.
Tb». transfer books rill be rinsed at 3 o'clock on the
afternoon cl Mar~h 20th inst.. and reopened on the morn
ing of April It next. M. T. WILBL'R,
•„: . ... . Trtdaurer.
tUitnUcni) Notices.
TIE_B AMKHK V\ Af.Rll I I Tl II VI.
_^^ t i!i:«l(AI, COMI'AM,
port DIVIDEND PURPOSES the transfer
books of the Preferred Stock win dOM at 3 o'clock
I. M. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH LV 1001, and reopen at
10 o'clock A. M.. on MONDAY. APRIL 1M ISOI.
• THOMAS A. DOE. Asst. Treas.
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
Dividend No. 43.
_____ _^ BROOKLYN. N. V.. March fi. 1901.
•pHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES has this day
declared a quarterly dividend of t\k% upon th» cap: -
fa. stock of this Company, payable April Ist. 1801, to
stockholders of record at closing of the transfer books.
Transfer hooks will be closed from 3 P. M.. March 22d.
1901, until 0 A. M., April Ist. I*ol.
G. D. FAHNESTOCX. Secretary.
CiiiUiong.
rpilE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, hy the Grace of God 1 Free and Independent,
to an .i:ie Esther Lacy. Camille Esther Lacy 2d. Caroline
Owlnss, Floraaca Vinet. Isabella Schulte. Jules Thomas
Lacy, and the chlldieii cf said Jules Thomas Lacy, whose
names are unknown, the widow, heirs and next of kin
of John Lacy, late of the County of New York, in the
State of New York, deceased, send Kreetinje:
Whereas, James P. Muir, of the City of New York,
has lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of our County
of New York, to have three certain Instruments In writ-
Ins;, consisting of a Will bearing date the 2Gth day of
November, lS»r>. and two Codicils bearing date respectively
on the 10th day of October, ISO.), an.l the 9th day of
January. 19<U. relating to both real and personal property,
duly proved a-* the last Will and Testament of John
I.«. y. late of the County of New York, deceased, There
fore, you and each of you arc cited to appear before th»
Surrogate of our County of N»w York, at hi* office in
the County of New York, en the 2!) th day of March, on*
thousand nine hundred and on». at half-past ten o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, then and there to attend the
probate of the raid last Will and Testament. And such
of you as are hereby cited, as are under the age of
twenty-one year?, are required to appear by your guar
dian, if you have ore. or if you have none, to appear
and apply for one to be. appointed, or in the event of
your neglect or failure to do so. a puardlan will be ap
pointed by the Surrogate to represent and. act for you in
the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused the Seal of the
Surrogate's Court cr the said County of New
York to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
Aimer C. Thomas, a Surroaate of our said
(L. S.) County of New Yoik. at said County, the 4th
day of February, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and one.
J. Fairfax Mclaughlin.
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
rpili: PEOPLE OF THE STATE OK NEW
York, by the grace of God free and independent, to
Walton Storm and Arthur W. <;ullbert. the heirs an.l
noxt of Vein of Theodora M. Sitortn. deceased, send greet
ing: Wherra?. J. Van Vechten Olcott. of the city of
New V ¦¦• ¦¦•. has lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of
cur county of New York, to have ¦ certain Instrument in
writing, relating to t.iih r*«l and personal property, duly
rrovpd as the last will nnn :rst.iment .-f Theodora. M.
Storm, late of the county of New York. deceased, there
fore you and each of v< v are cit<M to appear hpfnre th»
Surrogate ''( our county of New York, at his ofAce in the
county • f New York, on the 2.Yd day of April, ..no thou
sand nine hundred and one. at half-past ten o'clock In
the forenoon of tint day. then and there to attend th* pro
bate • f the f^ll last will and testament. An.l such of 3"i
as are hereby cited, as are under the .i*'- of twenty-one
years, are required to appear by jour ruardlan, if you
hay.» one. or if you have non». to appe.ir and apply for
one to be appointed, or in the event of your neglect or
failiir* to do fn. a Runnlian will be appointed by the .- : ;ir
!¦¦. ite to r*>prejent ana a< 1 for you la the proceed in»t.
In t»stlmonj whereof, we h»\<» r.-nue 1 the yeal of the
Surrogate's Court of the -'ii.l county of New York to be
hereunto affixed. Witness, lion. Ahn^r C,
[ I*. S. ] Thomas, a Surrocateof our said county of N"w
York, at said county. t!.» 2>'''>i day of Febru
ary. In the year of jur I^nrd one thousand nine hundred
nnd one. J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
• 'lerk of th» Surrogate's Court.
JAMES MACOItEOOR SMITH. Attorney for Petitioner.
32 Nassau St., Borough of Manhattan, New York City.
[3nb!ic Notices.
YEW YUKK SUPREME COURT.— In the
-. • Matter of the Application of the Roar.l of Street
OpenitiK and Improvement of tho City of New York hv the
Counsel to the Corporation of said City, relative toacaulr!
Ing title by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of , ,1
City of New York, to certain lands, tenements heredlti!
m.niß anl . remUea In th? Twenty-second Ward of the n»
of New York. bounded by Eleventh an.l Twelfth *\pnu"i
Weft •¦ ft second, Wesl F;f.y third and West Fifty- fou Ah
Streets, duty selected, located nnd lakl out as and for a
publlO park undei and In pun lance of the provisions of
Chapter 330 of the Laws of ls»7. We. the underSSied
Cuiiiml-?ioners of Estimate In the above entitled matter
appointed pursuant to the provisions of Chanter ::-\) n't iV»
L«» cf IW»T. hereby B ive notice to •:,- owner or owners
;p«»ee or lessees, parties nd persons respectively fnM'iJ \
tv or in!r r p S t.,i in the lan.ls. trnernt-nts. heredltam.nta and
premise*, title to which Is soi: K ht to bo acqulred^ln thu
procefcdinX. and to all ethers whom it may concern to « ft .
First: That we have COmP«Jted our • Btim .r.. and ns
fifMii.'nt in the above entitled matter and have tivri '
irui> report or transrrlpt of suih estlmat* and a«»e«srnent
together with our dimaße and benefit maps In th*..' . -m ''
whom^e^uln'J'y'concer'M.^ rark3 for the lns P-tlorfol
Second: That thj. imard of street Openlnp and Improve
ment under ii nd in pursuance, of the provisions of »iirt
Chapter 820 rf th» Laws of ISB7 has' h»retof"f~ d ""
inlnr.l that seventy-five per cent (75%) ' f the . \; . nse to
be incurred In scqulrtnt: the land for such park sfc >ul«l b«
¦ nesied i;i";] [he Mayor, Aldermen and «- - ommonaltv nt
the City of New Tor* (i m The City of New York> and
that the t,«!inc»- of -•.->] expense should be ameswed upon
the property, pemon* and ..-!nr.-» to D e beneflted >, v the
»cqulsltlon ..f sttch lark, nd that the area within which
sj^ffiS'.aWiJ-vr«sSi,?v?s^ should ba •-
ely:
On th* north by 66th Str.-^t. on the *outh by 4<it',
Ftrf 1 !. f~u th« east by Ninth Avenue and en the west hv
Twelfth Avenue. " *
• Third: Th»t the limits of our assessment for benefit
Include all lots. pier,, or parcels ol land situate Ivlne
on.l betns In tt l i<- urea last described. ' l}lnfc
Fourth: Thai «ll parties r.rsrn, whoa* rights mnv
be crre.r.,i by the rn \.\ estimate and aisessment in! ™h.
mm- obiPC f< the yam- or nnv part then may •• thin
thirty .!.•>¦< after the first publication of this notice flj.
tlirlr oliji -ctions to such estim.tte In writing with u» at ouir
office, room So 2on :h? fourth ?.»or or th- '..is Zeitunc
Hullilfni,-. No. - Tryon Row. In the Bni u«h of Manha:
t.in. Uk provided by Sectli n4 of Chanti SJjO of the Laws
r.t IV-T1 V -T and th:<t we. the said commissioners, will hear
panic* so el lectlnn »t the place ii't above mentioned on
«!¦.<• ;t!h day of April, 1001. Nt two o'clock P. M.. and u»Kin
kurh i<uh«ei|uent days ;i» may l<e found necc»«ary *
Fifth: That our report herein win be presented to the
Supreme Court of th» SMte of New York m a Special
Term thereof to >¦•> held at T'.irt 111 in the county Court
Itounfl In !h.' city -f New York, l:.<r.' ( i h i f Manhattan
on the K'th day of April 1001, nt the opening of the court
on that day. an.l thai then and there, or as soon there
after as counsel can »•» hoard thereon, .i motion will be
Hinde t!:nt th- said repori 1-e cunfirmej.
I>at<"< F>l ••¦:••. ;¦¦•••, 1001
CIIATTNCET S TRtTAX. 1
CK'tic: Fr.iNT WAKHEN. Jr.. » Commissioners.
.TOT IN* J, P.TAV, J
JOSEPH M. SCHE.VCK. Clerk.
rpHE MASS MEETING at Carnegie Hall Sim
dcy. March 17th, Is called a Woman's Mai Meeting
to pr'>te-t n«;ilnst protected vice only because it is ar
ransed for by :i committee of women, but there will be
iimi ar.d women spoakprs. and men and women are In
VltffJ.
Mr- Charles Rusnell Lowell will preside as Chalrmaa of
tt;e .'ay. Mrs. Ella A. Bool*. Chairman of the Committee,
which now numbers "tie hundred and fifteen representative
women of this city. Will present the statement of the ob-
Je.-t r.f the meetlnr- The speakers are Mrs. Isabella
Charles Davis, Mrs Carrie Chapman Can, John Sherwln
Crosby and Jacob nils.
Members if the Committee and th»lr friends will occupy
seats up< n th» platform.
Vim meeting will b.-sln promptly at " P. M.. and the
box. » not occupied nt that hour will I" thrown open to the
public.
Tickets have been freely distributed, but a ceneral In
vitation Is ir-*!!* 1 .! to the public. No admission is charged,
and no collection will be taken the expenses having been
provided for by the women signing the Call.
.fnniislKb Ijouscs So ttl Ccinutrij.
POMFRET, CONN.
T>-> l"t. fully furnished house, v* it!i stable; r<v>l Fitna
• :•!.. abundance ol water; good drainage.
<3EO M. LOWRY, .\K>-nt. Pomfrei Centre, <'.>nn.
For rt-nt: Shi-It«-r lilnml llr-luhtn. \. V.
The cottagi ot lha late Dr Storrs; eleven rooms, fully
rumtshed; bathr >m, butler"s pantry, etc. All modern im"
provements. Superb view. To lei f.-.r the neannn. Address
FRANKLJN TRUST ('OMPANY. Execul r. 11 klyn. N. V.
I^O RENT FURNISHKD. — A large and well npn iinfe.l
seaside house, lees than nn ti..ur fnim town: utahlins;
for i\\ horses; rent 12.300. Address r. O. Boa No. .14.
Lawrence, L, I.
ADVERTISEMENTS and sunarrlptlnns for Tlie Tribune
reoelv-ed at m*:r Uptown OrTVe. No. 1.1M2 Broadway.
24 door north of 31st st.. until S» o'clock p ni. ; advertise-^
ments reri-lied at the follow Ins branch >iffli-e8 at regular*
office rates until 8 o'clock p. ni.. viz.: CT>» sth-ave.. a. c,
ror. ¦S.'.'l St.. l.'.a Cth-ave.. cor. I2th-a;. : Stacy's. Oth-av*
¦ Kit Hthot.. 142 Culumbus-ave . near West tii'.th «t.: li>o
4M st.. "bet ween 7th and Stli'aveV; 190 lia^t 47th^st.; 1.33 a
Conntnj [Jropcrtn Sox: Gale.
\\TATfH HIU* R. T.
>V Bea Shore Cbttasaa At Watch Hill. ¦vVeekapauß (fcr
merly Noyes Beach) and l'leasant View, completely fur
nished for hou!wkp<>r"n&, for fa!» or r-nt
Watch Hill Is •_' hours from Boston. 4 from New York.
l'nr full Information write,
FRANK W COY
Real Estate. Westerly, R. I.
(Conntrn prnpcvtn Sox Gale or (To i'ct.
T7JOR RENT OR SALE.— summer residence for
Jj twelve successive years, "Overbrook." at Pine. Hill.
in the Catskllls; house of twelve rooms, laundry, ice
h 11-. barn, farmer's cottage, lodge, fine lawn tennis
••curt, elgfcty acres of meadow, granlen. orchard and for
est; tr«ut brook; desirable ru-lßhborhood. Address Henry
Mitt-hell SlacCraeken, Tnivfrslty Heights. New York City.
LONG ISLAND SUMMER HOMES, Farms. Shore Fronts.
Hotels, &<\, For Sal* and Rent. POWELL & DOR
LON, 55 Liberty St.. Manhattan.
MODERN HOUSES, all parts or Staten Island, to let
and tor sale. CORNEIJU9 KOI-KF. .V> Broadway.
VANTi'iKKT - Sale or rent. invißoraflns;. unparal
leled; furnished. Oceancllfl Colonial onttaites; Mudlo.
.% roc.m.s. bathi lonw. linen; or all totettaer as hotel; tt.iMe.
buckboard. tent; 80 acres; ¦hore*n > nt huiidinK. ¦hnotrns;,
g..itinir camptac, all aquatic sports.
EASTMAN JOHNSON. «¦"> Weil .-^th-rt.
GTonntrn Propcrtn la Cct.
IT'N'tt!.l' IVOOI>1 Vool> property a stpeolalty: fine hnusefi for rent:
j apply etrlj for Nnuner. K. C. DIUUINOHAM. J4B
Nasi iv- t.. N. Y. %
DVHRTISBMENTS and subscriptions for The Trlbuna
received at their Uptown Office. No. 1.242 Bruedwiiy.
ltd door north of 31st-st.. until 0 o'clock p. m. : advertise
menta received at the folio wine Branch office* at regular
office rate* until 8 o'clock p. m.. viz.: 254 Bth-ave.. ¦. c.
CO», 834 st 131 6th-a*e.. cor. 12th-st : Macy's. 6th-av*.
and Hth-st!. 142 Colnmhus-ave.. near West 6tith-st. ; lihJ
West 42.1 «t near tlth-ave. ; 02 East 14th-st. ; 257 West
42d-st.. between 7th and fctn ayes. : 15!* Bast 47th-st. ; l.ass
Sd-kve.. bit ween 7<Uh and 77th ate.: l.liSrt Bd-ave.. rear
Clit-st.; 1,708 lst-ave... near Sl>th-st. : 7.V1 Tremont-ave. :
€.*¦<_» 3d -ave.. near 41st-st.: 51* 3d-ava.; -10 BltecUer-st. ;
325 Dltexker-st.
REAL ESTATE.
TWO DEALS REPRESENTING ABOUT
52,000,000 REPORTED — ANOTHER
HOSPITAL TO BE BUILT.
Two of the largest real estate transactions that
have taken place in a long time were made yes
terday, and they represented property valued at
about $2,000,000. Full details of the deals or even
an official corroboratlon of them could not be ob
tained, but the transactions were generally thought
to have been closed. The principal sale was that
of tne Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum property
bounded by Madison and Park ayes. and Fifty
first and Fifty-second sts.. at a price said to be a
little less than $1,250,000. to the Central Realty Bond
and Trust Company. The property is occupied by
the female wards of the asylum.
The other big sale was the plot owned by the
Paran Stevens estate, on the southeast corner of
Thirty-sevcnth-st. and Fifth-aye. It has a front
age of about 130 feet in the avenue and 112 feet in
the street.
Greene & Taylor have sold Xo. 69 West Forty
flfth-st.. a three story house, on lot IS.SxIOO feet,
for a Mrs. Haines.
S. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold No. 3 East Sixty
nlnth-st.. a four story brownstone dwelling house,
on lot 26x100.5 feet.
A seven 3tory brick bachelor apartment house
will be built on the plot at Norn M and 6S West
Forty-sixth-st. by th» Holland Realty Company, at
an estimated cost of $S'}.<»o. The architects are
Israels & Harder.
John X. GokHnu baa sold for Hannah Pchloss the
four story dwelling house. No. CJ Kast Elghty
tirst-st.
The firm of Parsons & Singer has been dissolved
by mutual conseat Mr. Singer has taken offices
at No. 33 Xassan-st., and will conduct a general
real estate business under the name of M. 31.
Sniper & Co.
Collins & Collins bare sold for Fannie U. Field
th« four story brownstono dwelling house, No. D 67
Madlson-ave.. 3a.4xS! feet, to a client on private
terms. This is the fifth homo sold by the firm in
Madison-aye. in the last three weeks;
A rt»w brick and brownstone hospital building
five stories in height, will i.c erected in One-hun
dred-nnd-thirty-sixth-st.. near Amsterdam-aye.. for
tha Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum So
ciety, at an estimated cost of J70.000, from plans
by Brun & Hauser. architects. The new hospital
will b« used for emergency purposes, and will oc
cupy a plot lOOxoO feet.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
By Peter F. Mey;r & Co.: South side of On?
hundred-and-forty-nfth-at.. 15* foot west of Karlcn
and Northern Railroad, Weatche»t*r County. 25x254
x— x 2«; vacant; foreclosure sale: Hen-y M. Bums
el al.; executors, etc., ngt. Marsare! Callan et aL;
Howard H. Morse, attorney; Joseph P. McDonougX
refers; due on judgment. |1.531; ccsts. .?!.;• tax
etc., $22071; to R kea, for $2,3<j0. Xortheast corner
of Madison and Gouverneur at*., f^..2xT4x»'.i:. 1
two six story brick ter.« merit houses, w.lh sv>res;
foreclosure sale; Plncus LowenfeW el al.. agt. Bar
tiett Hamburger el .<l .; Arn^teln & Levy, attorneys:
James H. El) referee; due on judgment. J25.534 IS;
codts, $.i\i::T; lax.'s, etc., ?Si">:.7; prior mortgagts.
j:>4,stX): to Adolph Prince, tor }'4±.**) over prior
mortgages.
By D. Pheenfai Inßraham & Co.: No. 8 West
Ninety-nintb-st., south side. 130 feet west of tvn
tral Park West. 25x110.11; live story brick and stone
Hal house; foreclosure sale; Jessie C. Mcßride apt.
Christian Blinn. jr.. ft al.; N. 8. McßrWe, attorney:
Adrian II Larkin, referee; due on judgment, $25.
32202; costs MM TT; taxes, etc., 103 25; adjourned to
March 22.
By William Kennelly: West Ninety-seventn-at.,
south side. aOfl feet weal of >'• ntr.il Park West, »x
ICO. four story brick dwelling bouse; foreclosure
sale- Josepba M. Young, executrix, etc.. apt. Cor
nelius M. Tallman el al.: Lord, Day & Lord, at
torney?; George W. Ellis, referee; clue cm judgment.
120,149 and interest, less $1.4"5 41 paid on account;
taxes, etc.; *::.; 01; withdrawn.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Rutgers-st. No 2«. SIM.T; I'rry Goodman to
;¦¦¦•;. !; enki ntz; mongage. >'--.<"'. R < .
>il 10 ; 51
Oth-ave, No <:. to sr.i, and s«th No* V - and
40+ Fast » w <.-orn<>r. 100.3x13s Irregular; John
J J,.n»s and another. trustees, to Henry Keilus;
v .<; <:;..:. . /- • 119,000
"d 5t." ? ». ft m of l«t ay«, runs s 61.0 x
.« • 11.8 X a ti 7 x m T.Vh x n w Ml 3 x » a
'.¦• . x 1, M.9 10 si x •• ;.h. Julius I! Fox M
Wolf Aaron: mortcase. $»7.500; R 8, $17 x
•J2i it, No J'"-' West, 3SxW.V; ">ia.* Kanner to
.1 — ; .1 I. Buttenwleser; mortgaKe. $t»,WK»; R ?*.
jit; »
14th «t. n e"».'sS3 ft "¦"•"of "id aw! 25.t0103-3;
1- Henry DUfTO t Q Mary Hat - .¦.,:.¦ 41 '"°°
14rh-«t n < p jit:. ft !« •• of *> aye. l'-..t>x1»W...:
Mary Hanse to 1" Henri' Dttgio; mortgase.
$20,000: RS, $:: •• 3,000
OG;h-st. No I3S West. 31x100.8; badont 1C D!x
t.> Joseph C UevU trustee, trust ¦.¦ • 1 10 U"ns;
7Sth-st. NoViiirEait.VaiioaS: Aaron Wf o
No Irt4 Kasr. aSxIOCS: ' ' '
Oataa Kanner: inort«aj{e, $aU,300; R 5. SU J».'. I
Oihave. No .5.")7. .-.'\l"'. Henry Kellus to Louts
Kempner: mortgage, $S7.W»; R S. »113«. • lpa
fith-ave No 835. IttxlOO; same tr. fhar!e» J
Kroehle: mort age. »15.000: X S. *»^.. ...... 100
Lexlnct^n-ave. n c corner !«.Id-iif. hit . n BI.SS
,'¦ 1 x s .•»:. x c 10 x s .i 1.4 t.. st x n -' »error>:
Frieda Hart to Annie Kembl* _•--". •••••• • sv.vw
113th-at, n - 17:. ft ¦• <.f "th aye. 133.55100.11 x
Irregular; »;<-.»r(,-> L Felt to Fannie Falk; R X
$100: mortgage, $163,000 . ••••• »
rark-ave No 1 126 n r. 4"x-.V7x Irregular; tan
nin Kalk to George L Felt; R 3. $25: mortsis* 1 . %
1. 1 " I .'" p.v,"'. : ,-.'.¦ » •.. cornT Mi •». 51. 3 x
100; Oeorge J Ketley to Frederick Meyer; R S.
til- mortgage. St\iK» ¦¦ •• ¦•••¦ '
4Uth it. Xo 210 West. '_t>xU»»..>: Sidney Hoey to
Caroline Rullman; R t=. 53; mortsaKe. *-<' .•«*>„ «»
Vesey-»t. a s. 17.-. 1 ft »• of churrh-«. .-•*>••:
turtni •if-Htltz to rnhard Freund; 1. 8, *'•• l
\m"u-Kiam iw No »*7. •¦ a. StllxlOO; Franklin
' Burr to Stephen SlcPartlana; R S. V; mortsjase,
jth"'iivp"' s'V'iornir"V:wVvVt'."Wiixl.>>: Max G
MHeldelberi! to Oeorge L Felt: R S. J^'; mort- j
"a "•' --rn-r >ith St. ' »3xM»i
I'Heno- Kellus to There Si AbeUon; R .<. SSO;
moi nun 133.U0U iw
nth iv? .-.-.:« « s 'Joxl(X>; Henry Keilus to
Thtrrka Abelson: R 8. 8US0; mort ape. RMM 100
Winue One corner 9th-»t, 33.3m7»; Louis \ud
kotT to Isaac Klelnfeld; R S. «S»; mort a e.
«M*'t"sr""N'M» "".1 "to" M ''West. 4rtxOS>: Faani* E *v.uu«
\ ..- :,i to .V. West, 4i'.\l» .•>. Fannie E
' L-Horamedleu to »'h«irl«t II L-Horamediru.
Ku«r.li:in; R 3, $60 ¦••• 60,000
l'«t Broadway " 0 corner VlUe-st. ...-\*' '.>\-!> -2
xlv.4. with "alloy on east side; Nathan Kogsen
to David Shaft an.l another; R S. $31: mort-
iwt )2S 00U ¦ SIMXXJ
I ¦i=t No 30 West, 15.!>x'.*S.U: n.i:ii.~ M.in.ie! -
Kmtii and another to Mary J Sandford; H .- ; .
«1S- mortirace 51-,0l |t >. V'autiV' AMh 1
An^nTam afe/ N» '..45. c s. Adelia
Juries to Stephen Mcl'artland; n S. #1«>; mort-
CBthH?t *f"s. m" ft Viof ' Park 'aye.' ' Sbd'oK ii !
" \rr.ella Freeman to Adotph S. ihst and wife; R .-.
»10; mortgage, $18.i«K» -¦;;;¦,¦, l
Vetey-st s 1.. 173.1 ft • of Cburch-»t. •J4.:tx 1 >1.."':
Uißitst Selltlti to Bemhard Freunl; R S. *l"';
morl !-• $*).000 *
Monroe-st So 8&. 11 a. :sxHh>; Banned Friend to
Ferdinand Funk; R 8, ?•'!»: mortgage. f50.09*.. 1
Christopher-* So 13.*«. n s. £8x90; Arthur X
Townsend et al to I'incus Lowenfeld an.! an- -___
other; RS, $18 ;: -••••"-:: 1 - i:y>
20th-«t < - •!- ft " "' 2d-ave. — Xi b.ock;
Wayside Day Nursery to Adolf Mundel; R S.
*1 4 "si> 14,000
71.1-t X.'.'iis'west. 20X102.:; David A De '.¦:n:\
to Mayer Michaels; H rart; R S. $^ .». mort-
KHtre $14.006 , -. • • x
lntiih-'st. n », l<»> ft w of West Knd~ave. 573*—
to 107 th st. Douglas Grant and ancther to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co; quit claim 1
¦WaJsworih-ave. • a. -'"' ft s of l«"7th st. s(>xlsl>;
Richani 11 CUrke, referee, to John T Pelancey;
US H 4.000
•"•3.lst s - 130 ft m of Amsterdam -aye, 23x100.5;
Thomas Schmidt an.l wife to Sidney C, Bedell;
R 8. 92: mortgage. $4."xx> . 1
tilst-st s s 14^' ft w of l^xlnsrton-ave. lSxlW.i*;
Herman Landecker an.l another, executors, to
Luder Relnken: X S.'*ISSO 1«,250
70th-st -4 * 150.6 ft >» <>f M.ill->>n 21xHX>.o;
Caroline Freldenberg to Union Trust Company.
New-York; R 8. {42 42.000
103 th st No CO West. 32x100.11; Nellla A Murphy
to Albert L Lowenstein; R S. $12; mortgage.
$23.00 i) 1
Sth-ave No i.37«. c s. 23xlfH>; Ernest Machen
baeti to Cora E Bronner: X S. 515; mortgage,
$2U»io ICO
U4th~ef » s. 407.5 ft • of Lenox-ave. 27.»!xl(X).ll:
Adolpli Batochua to Max Bargebuhr; R S. $•'»:
mortuage $'JS.<>ilo 1
l.V?ih-»t No 515 West. 20x96.11: Mary B Ma«»
to Phoebe M Mlteasst: R 8, $1; mortgage. $6.11«. 100
Brooklyn Propcrtn Sox dale.
DON'T LET THIS CHANCE PASS.
FLATBUSH.
Beautiful detached home; 11 rooms:
hardwood panelled, cabinet trim; steam heat;
electric lisht; bicycle room; large closets.
Puilt as cample house; beautifully decorated.
Would Mil lot cash at $I.OO<> less than cost.
Other houses and building plots.
Call and see property.
T. B. AGKERSON CONSTRUCTION GO.
East 10th St., near Beverly Road.
Flatbush Aye. trolley or Brighton Beach "I*"
Get off at Beverly Road.
2 AND 3 STORY HOUSES
All modern Improvements, twelt and .are fronts, box
•toops. foyer and salon rarlors. restricted neighborhood,
near Prospect Park, _>n Mldwood-st.. Just off Flatbush
ave * prices low; term^ to suit. Send for Illustrated book
let. XV. A. A BROWN. Owner. Brooklyn. 653 Flatbusk
ave.: New-York office. 149 Broadway.
CTut) JJropcvtn i"or Gale or Zo trt.
mO LET OR FOX SAL.E. — Two story mansard roof frame
X Dwelling 1 . 64 \Ve»t 132 d St.. between .Ith and Lenox
ays. KOBEHT 1. BROWS. 2O Nassau st.
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jt _ received at their Uptown Office, No. 1,242 Broadway
2.1 door north of 31st-st.. until a o'clock p. m. ; advertise
ments received at the following branch offices at regular
..:ti, ¦ rates until s o'clock p. m., vir. : 254 Nth,.»>vi*.. s. «.
cpr. 23.1-st.; 152 Cth-ave., cor. U'th-st.; Macy'g, «th »V«
and 14th-st.; 142 Columbus-aye,. near West 6Cth-st.: IC3
West 42d-»t.. near Uth-ave.: 02 East 14th-»t.; 237 \Ve3t
42d-*t.. between 7th and "i avea. ; l.''» East 47th-st.- 1 33^
Bd-ave . between 76th and 77th sts.; 1.026 34-ave. near
Cist-.-. ..; 1.70S lst-ave,. near SOth-st.; "Jo Tremont-a.va. ¦
Heal (Estate.
The Unknowable in
Real Estate Titles
The wife of T. F. became insane Ml
was committed to an asylum. He there
upon married again, presuming that he
had a right so to do. He sold and mort
gaged much property, his new wife join
ins In the mortgages. He then died and
the real widow sued for her dower rishts.
No amount of acuteness, knowl
edge or experience in an examiner
can protect purchaser or mortagec
against such detects in title.
Title Insurance
Is the Only Safeguard.
Insure in the
Oldest, Strongest, and Best.
Title GUARANTEE
andTRUST company:
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . . / $5,000,0 OC
146 Broadway, New York.
175 Remsen St., Brooklyn.
THE LAWYERS" TITLE
INSURANTS COMPANY
... OF NEW YORK.
Furnisher careful appraisements of
real estate at regular rates.
Apply to Bureau of Investment?. 3T
Liberty St.
<Titn fjropcrtri So- Sale.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Within the last twelve months I have
sold 18 houses, and have only 4 remain
ing, the last and only ones of my pro
duction, as I shall build no more. Located
on lo7th Street close to Riverside in the
midst of the costliest public and private
improvements, they are the best values
at the prices asked and can be bought at
substantial concessions to close out. All
are 29 feet wide, five-story American
Basements of various styles and arrange
ments. See and price them before deciding.
Caretaker on premises. Illnstrated pamphlet
on application. Charles llin-U. Owner and.
Hull. l- i ID!) West -I'-itl Street, or «1« West
lOTth Street.
FOR SALE.
A first class steel skeleton 9 story fireproof
building. No. 64 Fulton Street, Manhattan,
store vacant, but the rest well rented, will
carry 250 lbs. per foot. Just the place lor
metal or other house to use for own business
and get income from. Otis Elevator, steam
heat, electric light and power. Free and
clear or mortgage to suit. Price reasonable.'
Particulars,
CHARLES BILK Owner,
109 West 42d St.
I TOR SALE OR RENT.— Vs. 41» and 429 West 117 t
h st. opposite Columbia College. Amsterdam-aye. cars.
Particulars ami key* at No. 421.
•pOR SALE. — 121 "West 117th-s:.. Co'tirnbia Vatverslty
IS Heights. 4*3 story new American basement; bar
pain: open. CHARLES B. MEYER. Attorney. 99
Cedar-s?.
llnfnrnishcb Apartments vTo €et
A_A_ TO RE [SJT.
Fir>t class Apartments, o, 7 and 8 rooms;
extra large and li^ht, \\ ith steam heat, gas
ranges, open plumbing, hot water supply
and uniformed hall service; in the
NORTH PORT. "4 West 103 rd St.. and
SOLTHPORT. 5! Manhattan aye.. both
corners, or WWLSF Q7TH ST. Only first
class parties w ith best of references de«
sired, but special pains will be taken to
make such comiortable. Apply on prem«
ises or to Charles Buck, !()•> West 42nd st.
"BELLA,"
First > iass apartment. 91,409.
Hear, light and elevator servlc*.
"TH-AVK, i"(>R. S6TH-ST. — Elegant apartrren!* fur
*> niahed or unfurnished: $9t'»)-<l.2'jO. Apply to janitor.
(To tct Sox Isusincs9 Pnrpoaca.
I/\ IPf fT-1-r...f bnil Jin? iT.Bi.l i4.-ati,>n *• tSO In
I II LCI st«rin: lirbt faar ...... Ux. •, foot—
m ** »*^»» Uw 4tio Elertrir H. P. 23»0»»»» sq. a s«a
1,,«- -an be m«i by S0<).000 people daily. Mill - .-tn-.Ha*.
>¦:,.•, c r.t? T.i ..- .•-,..._-¦- n trnant — will rnn\Mrr m»"
insr •¦. .,>.. ttr. H ,-. - >'.'- -- : -> 1 '•• - t'f or '.i...-»l*er.
Uar surest ->r rjlf *sa». *S»«mamcaSt, X. 1. 1
FLOOR 55x100 TO LET
METROPOLITAN REALTY BIILDLHO,
Piiwit. H«-:»t. I'Mrvatnn.
RULAND & WHITING,
5 bekkman n
ELEGANT FLOORS. ¦MM MODERN BCTLDIXO.
choice locality, (treat thoroughfare, accessible by
elevated and trolley lines, fine wide street. Rents tit
$I.2iX> to $1,500. Two elevators. Steam heated. Sec
janitor. 24* and 248 West 234 street.
MORTGAGE TAX EXEMPTION.
All those who are opposed to the taxation *jf
mortgages on real estate are requested to sign
the following petition and mail it to LAWSON
PURDY, Secretary. 111 Broadway, N. T. City.
Also write to your Senator and Assemblyman
praying for the exemption of mortgages from
taxation. *
Mortcage Exemption Committee.
George bl.b 1 . Seward. Chamber of Commerce:
William F. Kins. Merchants* Association; James
Talcott. Board of Trade and Transportation;
George K. Elliott. Chatrman Committee on Leg
islation Kings County Republican Organization:
De Burden Wilmot. West End Association: John
F. Doyle; Francis E. Ward. Real Estate Board
of Brokers; Henry Markus, United Real Estate
Associations; George E. Lovett; Peter H. Me-
Nulty. Real Estate Exchange. Brooklyn: Law
son Purdy. Secretary. New York Tax Reform
Association.
PETITION.
To the> Legislature of the State of Sew
York:
I am opposed to the taxation of mort
gages upon real estate, and respectfully
pray for the Immediate and total exemp
tion of such mortgages from taxation.
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