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WT'^ FERRY COMPANIES.
I ' mmUb** •» William E. Nichols. 15 Wall-st.)
B^t; " ~ I Int. period. ; Bid. ; Askei
B* t ER Ferry Co «tock. Q-M. 67 70
¦*. ws- i»t sn me !•«. law J. &D. . •.« . m
I *»>f - f ¦--'¦'¦¦ - "-"• •I"
¦]* £j Fl«t rot* ss. l'.'«a J.&J.- ; j losia 107
I BANK STOCKS.
¦ *\Hepert*d by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall-st.) '
I-"" T I Dividend, • 'j~ ~"
¦ sum. Capital. when Bid. Asked.
¦ ' 1 parable. )
l-^rc ;J1..Vh),000 10 3. &J. IMS r>3o
¦ «*J,a*F.xeh...j 5.000.0U0 7M.& N. 2» —
f*'viUonal--- r-VU»"0 000
¦ *•*. „.... -" »M 12 J. 4 J. 300 _
¦ **^ " „......• 12 J. &J. 300 325'
¦ >t^ t'ftw-., Srtl.OOOi in ]*,
5*5^7. 1.WJ.0-0 SJ. &J. 1t ,5 20d
Wp* ¦; .... UOOOJOOO 12 J. aJ. 700 _
y*'~"\ .. 430.000 10 Quar. J. 315 _
|gS :•••:::: ! Sl«).O<X>| 150 lil-m. J. *<& 4.100
9gr.' I COO.IXW. 6J. & J. 150 _
¦a**" ''I io.«oo.iw. 6M,& N. 850 6*o
B W-^I" ; 1X0.000.000 8J.4 J. 370 st»o
IWMWU 3l>o —
K£L' ". 3Oo.<M> •• J. 4J. 310 —
;S *SiCh*=e»---i 1.4OO.W00; 12 K. &A. 410 —
¦ !* f^ Ward...) W\»00 tJ.s.j. 150 —
H ... 225 —
¦ i^vitioiial...- kmmjo.<*h>. . 725 775
¦"• ;.. -..-., 12 J. & J. 325 —
St&KBM I KM.O°O 100 Qaar. j. 3.230 T —
S* Vttlocal. . 3.000.<*«> 7J.& J. 225 250
VmSr Street j 100,000 fl M. 4N. 165 —
f*?!r ! 1.0U0.000 12 a. &O. 410 430
HSsit" 200.000 140 —
*£.£ l."00.0U0; 12 Quar. M. . ISOO —
££liaer. . . 750.00) IP.& a. urn —
£2TE«h....i 3U0.000 12 J. &J. j 325 — ,
* rffl "L 300.000 16 M. 4 N .'--» .— "
25 200.000 6M.& N. ; 175 —
" -' 200.000. 6J. & J. 160 —
»-,.,. . 3.000.0110] 10 J. ft J. 680 — ¦
STTusther 500.000 ISO —
iJ t^ * Trad 1-S«>.000: 30 J. 4 J. 800 690
55? •'"¦' BJ. *J. 180 —
SL-iunuf . . «OaOUO 10 J. ft J. 260 270
££ _T 800.000 i .VO- —
r^k 3<».000 IS Quar. F. WO —
lr.77.tin Co ....) 2.O50.00O: 10 P. ft A. i 300 330
I£*»t*Fßltea. 000, 10 J. 4J. 280 270.
lJ£-tin* i «».«»i 12 J. &D. 650 —
I £?££*• .' 2.000.0H0 SJ. ft J. 270 —
W . | ..I - ft Tr. ' 400.000 125 —
T^tjie 1.000.000 6J.ft J. 260 280
JfSinti' 2.000.080! 7J.4 J. ' 185 -105
ESkV Bach. 000.0001 6J.& J. 140 160
ZZ Harris 250.000 180 _
*!±j.. ! 200.«Mt 185 _
I rJSJ 500,<100 SM.ft N. 196 —
Vi-CoJEaierclal.. 3t».0o0. 100 —
*.--•• Nat. - •'¦¦•" 5 Quar. J. I.4<v> —
JtvßA 2.000.000 10 J. &J. 320 340
¦ TOMK.V- an.aM .v> : J. &j. i.»oo —
;rxitEx<*--| 3Co,Ofio 210 —
:;,.;,-.;• Ward. 10n.0.i0 iso —
750.000 fert 90
ShXnerica... 1.000.009 BJ.& J. 200 —
J^Lj I 3<vi.fK^ 1«. J. &J. 175 —
SST 422,7<i0 v Quar. F. ins —
{^ '! 2,000.000 15 J. ft J. j 575 —
{Si.;. 200,000 10 J. ft J. 275 —
3i 1.000.000 DM 115
loo.oooi mo —
¦ntsstßxrh . .. I.O'O.O'iO 6A. ft O. ISO 170
;; -. 100,000 BJ.ft 3. 210 —
„,.,- . 800.000 6J.ft J. 425 —
i SOOvOOO 12 J. ft J. ' 650 —
a™"& Leather.- 1 009,000 4 Quar. J. 10S I 115
to* of N T ... 1.2"0.0C«V « M. ft N. '. 240 ' 270
£ HX».(>oo| 20 J. & J. 500 I —
Stt'Tard.... 300.400 6J.& J. ; 110 —
v«Etr-thlrd wd loo.f<c> SF. A A. 110 —
•yos Scuare.... 200.000 6J.ft D. ' 300 —
IS ...... • 100.0001 . > 250 —
rt«-.:r.«on .... 100.000 ; ' 143 — .
JESS 2.100.000 I 600 650
latßide" 2"AO0Ol 12 J. ft J. 600 —
grille i 100.000 I 240 ! —
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Qsecatlaos furnished by Joseph Walker & Sons, No. 85
Wall-»t.)
Bid. Aeked.
iiisy ft Fu«ju«h»r.n«i 9 p. c. <gtd by Dela-
ware a: Hudson - • - 215 —
Bksta & Charlotte Air Line 6 p. c. <gtd by
¦¦urtiiril 155 — -
fertca ft Albany 6p. c cgtd by N. Y. C. &
Hudson River) -56 —
Bwtoa ft N. Y. Air Line pf. 4 p. c. (gtd by
X. T.. N. H. ft H - 107 —
Bwtea ft Lowell 8 p. c. c?td by Boston &
Maine) 335 —
¦oaton ft Province 10 p. c. <gtd by V. V..
S. H. & H I 295 —
Beach Creek 4 p. c. <gtd by N. Y. C. ft Hud
ton River) 106 —
Cauwiima R. R. Co. 5 p. c pf. nock (gtd
by Philadelphia A- Reading) 115 —
Ceyupa ft Susquehanna 9 p. c. (gtd by Dela
ware. Lackawar.na *.- Western) 210 —
Ctvelaad ft Plmburß 7 p. c. «ptd by Penn
sylvania) - 190 193
Canr.ertlcut River 10 p. c. urtd by Boston & •
Maine) - 280 —
i Connecticut & Pi?*nmpsle River 6 p. c. (gtd
by Boston & Lowell) 160 —
Colutabu* & X'nia »¦ p. c. 'gtd by Pennsyl
vania) 218 225
Cor.ccrd i- Montreal 7 p. c. (gtd by Boston &
Maine) 187 —
Del. & Bound Brock & p. c. <tna try Phlladel
rh)« * Reading 190 —
Detroit, JliKedale 4. Southwestern 4 p. c. <gtd
by L. £. ft Michigan Southern) 106 —
Erie & Pitts. 7p. c 'g:d by Pennsylvania)., 100 —
Fitchburg 5 p. c. <gtd Ly Boston & Maine). . 142 —
Tort Wsjrne ft Jackton SV» p. c. pf. (gtd by
bake Shore *c Michigan Southern) . 142 —
0». R. R. & Banking Co. 11 p. c. (gtd by
L. * K. and Atlantic Coast Line of S. C). . 229 236
nUaoia Central Leased Line 4 p. c. <gtd by
IllistßS Cestral) - _. in^ 1 * 106H
:t>U« ft Chi 7 p. c. <gtd by Chic. & Alton).. 191 —
Lake Shorr ci stock M p. c. <gtd by Lake
Ism ft Mich! Southern) 275 —
U:<Jt If lam: *>** p. c. <gtd by Pennsylvania) 225 2t0%
little 6ehuyikil! Navigation. R. R. & Coal
Co. 5 p. c. if"l by Phila. & Reading) 115 —
HIM Hill 4- KchuylkiU Haven 0 p. c. (gtd by
PtlUdflphla & Reading) 120 —
Xarrie * Essex 7 p. c. (gr*.d by D.. L. ft W.). 183 197H
K. Y. ft Kirk-::] 14 p. c. com. and pf. igld by
K.T.CAU R. I. ) 410 410
Ken-York. Laokawnnna & Wtntern S p. c.
«na by 1.. l. & W.) 13« —
Kw»«»rk jo p. c. , :d by N. V.. N. H.
* H) 2CB —
Konrifh & Worcester pf. 8 p. c (gtd by
K. T. N. H. ,v II.) 223 —
Sort* Pennsylvania, 8 p. c. (gtd. by Philadel
phia ft Reading) 213 222
¦d Colony 7p. c. (gtd by N. T.. N. H. ft; H.) 206 —
'mreso & Syracuse 8 p. c. (gtd. by Delaware.
L*cksji. I rr , a.- Western) 215 —
horia ft bureau Valley & p. C. (gtd. by Chl
ur>. Rock Island A Pacific) 210 —
¦lssiin. Fort Wayne & Chicago 7 p. c. (gtd.
»>v PMUttylvania* 101 187
tes., UcKeespon & Youghioertaeny 6 p. c.
W<i- Jointly by J'ittsburg ft Lake- Erie and
lake Shore and Michigan Southern.' 137 —
»wiiiii,< A Worcester 10 p. c. (gtd. by N.
1. H. H. & H.) . 287 —
assifiiifr & Saratoga 6 p. c. (eld. by De.a-
•we .-. Hudson) 211 216' i
•sst. Vatertown & C)gd*nsburg 5 p. c (gtd.
• X Y. C. & H. R. R. R.i 130 140
¦•**» .•- .. 7p. c. (gt<J. by Ix-ia- ¦
*» a.- Hudson i 170 —
t*.-js?.est of Georgia 5 p. c (gtd. by Central
«i Georgia.) 113 .i 115
6«e« N. J. R. H. &. Canal Co. 10 p. c.
'rJ. by Pennsylvania) 279 2*-2 :
«»». Cheningi & Susquehanna Valley ti
r c. ig'.t. by TMaware. Lack. & Western) 154 —
teat Mack River : v- c. Utd. by Rome.
»«eri •..»¦:. & Osrdensburg) 187 186^4
*Uley of K«»vTork % p. c. «td. by Pela
*«*. Laciifc-wanna & Western) ISO * 135
Virres <N. J.) 7p. c. Ktd. by D.. L. & W.) 1-7 VMh:
- BOSTON STOCKS. .
Cuniii-itd by R. U. Day & Co.. No. 3 Nassau-tt.)
Sepl. 7. Sept. S». | Sept. 7. 6«pt. 9
*t 4t> F com. TL'J, 76»i ! Atlantic »4 3S
*»»rtJ li3>4 «««H' r '2.3 & H<»cla TJO 72"
*• Ml i. TeL.i^, ltii\. ¦, . ' :.i..ii -.'» 4 2>»i
i»6B Cuixim.l2.SVi Wl'.i I Franklin IMi 19Vs
»at& Albany.. '£* 25(t j Oec«ola ««« »4»i
5* *Me cam.VM ItKf Quincy ITS 175
?**bßiT 1. . 544 144 Tamarack 342 340
•¦Bee c0m.. 2.12 Ml j Wolverines 65 <<»
¦Wean Cent... 234 23Ti! Boston Kiev 10n 17«
Colwy ?y^ a>i- Arcadian 12 124
j: i" Bu W*r em — 17 V Wyandotta I H. -
»JJ Pac com. &4^ 87VAliouei 3^ *,
•«: End cum.. »5 9« t Dominion C0a1... 40 4214
J*» Pfrt 1!.1 IIS iErie Tel •*> —
•« E;«s- , m. -.3 «74 ll»errot 52H 52
.*> VHt .. M m m Maw Elec com..' SS 3S
ijtaJvin *• 102 102 I do pref .... 83 —
*"¦ lion: iir.g.. 30« i 324 i
'Ariel
COLORADO SPRIXGS STOCKS.
ClwiaE gustations on the Colorado Springs M!n-
Stock Exchange.' furnished by William P. Bon
f-tfct & Co. of Colorado Springs:
f. Bid. Asked. 1 Bid. ABked.
g*°- 13', 14 li.,jham 14% 15
:-* P"<A VSi 8 Is&teUa £« 50H
S£«*. 80ck... 2«» 2^ Lei.ln«ton 6% 6v»
I*** 6 *)» Moon Anchor > 29*
2* Ut.u<i. r.V — Pinnacle 8 —
25»tum-Jur. . 11§ 13 ' Portland 2W* 305
HJJ2 4*4 * 31H — Vindicator 112 116
52£>- Ter... — 27 Uv,rk 1«4 J* l *
»ge Crk Con. S.i hW Acacia .16% 55
2*«« Pot Cos ISS» 53 i Battle Mountain. 7»i 6A
JP* Con . .mi* 175 ICol Oty & Man. 4*4 \ 4%
"*** * V.i\ Gold Sovereign... 3** 8%
/' I FLROAD EARXIXaS.
ANX ARBOR. - ¦,
*- irr i, r ¦¦ 1001. 1900. 1890.
Iff** tßilei . -¦- • --.'2 292
ir»'l*]T tk - la 6ept •••• «0,.',C1 $27,419 $»0.a«0
''toEept.7 822,51'} 279.114 2*3.034
W. VTU> 6OUTH 6HORE AND ATLANTIC.
f-:_; r »lJ r - l!< * s< « ...ss XBB
*•(« In Au«iL $82.22» $«!..424 »7«,5»8
. *t»A*ru-t«... 1.6G7.e70 1.741. 1,620,079
t PITTBBURG AND WESTERN.
r *r^^ . mljM •• - 35 2 3T.2 S4 3
'^Ttfl jta AUKVft - id $115,683 «£
* » Aamst 31 754,739 e^.C* f,91,20«J
y tKi^ PERE- MARQUETTE.
•'•^l" liT^ in A-iwii- I2W.€« f2«;it,7 $22fi!874
F?vl C 0 81 '-* 6 - &(U ' li 3 4.V12.121 4,e&5.7bl
*«»»¦ TA RE - PBEBCOTT AND PHCENTX.
f'Sttw'eew"!"" ' 224 224 " 19»
aa »S bJ
I GRAND TRUNK.
r*S«aml? U<t 4 - M - 3.707 ' 3.707
Wt...; ' I &4J..7'!3 $I.7^KS<| $1.704/C6
«-txj>rß«e» UOJ.t&Q . 1.1h6,&<;2 1.144.211
**"'•*• »<53»,&1» $575316 $400. "ii
THIRD "AVENUE.
Quarter ended June 30—
«4r^.::::;:; J^ ftjsg WS
nag j^ j|^
*E£!t sa-Y.-;i:::: ; Ji&Ei "Egg
?«S IU «.w-Ji- B v»^ W7B>SW #$s "- 372 f 535
S™" L' arnlnßß • 12.242.fiW . $2.123.m 12.1159.410
Exp€nses 1.003.5W 1.315,444 1.2.V..452
Ottfer ,Pamir", Pamir" • • *1.147.<>7S JSOS.3OO »f103.{>2.«
*-iner income ;13.c,«» 31.628" .129.903
Tr T°' a ' n<- ' $i.sao.i6s jsv..(n.; (uaa.Bn
Interest and taxes . . 1.763.204 712.325 307.362
s »rplus •*203.129 *127,C01 SSGG.4G9
•Deficit.
I .EH I AND HUDSON RIVER..
Month of August »30.<i27 $40,426 (40.053
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Month of July— 1001. JOOO. Chamtes.
gross earnings *571.75fl *.k24.124 .Inc. ' S4T.CGS
.expenses «2.'..iai. 620.780 Inc. 4.809
Net earnings $24«,750 $203,394 Inc. $43,350
DETROIT. GRAND HA VEX AND MICHIGAN.
Month of July • « i-;>
OroM earnings $103,412 JSB.RIS Inc. $13. .V*
Expenses 66,037 04.572 Inc. Mi
Net earnings $38,335 $25,24(5 Inc. $13,109
GRAND TRUNK WESTERN.
Month of July —
Gross earnings jr,Ofi,.<W> $320,910 Dec. $14,050
Expenses 293.154 302,467 Dec. 7.283
Net earnings $11,052 $18,449 Dec. $0,797
ST. LOUIS AND SAX FRANCISCO.
(Including Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis system
an.l Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway Company.)
Month of July—
Bum earnings ....fi,(wi.So2 $1,318,307 Inc. $s<v?.2S4
Expenses 045.342 823,700 . Inc. 124,531
Net earnings $733,250 $494,647 Inc. $238,702
Miscellaneous Income. 2.063 2.899 Dec. 830
Total net $735,313 . $497,447 Inc. $237,866
Charges, taxes and
rentals 400,132 375.654 Inc. 30.448
Surplus .. $320,181 $121,702 Inc. $207,418
Ay. miles operated ... 3.17S 2.880 Inc. 2U2
.CLEVELAND. LORAIN AND WHEELING.
Year ended June 30—
Gross earning* $2,003,052 $2,002,573 Dec. $2.9.920
Operating expenses.
taxes, etc 1,415.783 1,ri03.035 Dec. 87,252
Net earnings $647,869 $589,538 Inc. $RS.3S2
Fixed charges 337,400 278,625 Inc. .V-.774
Surplus $310,469 $310,913 Dec. $412
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago. Sept. 9 (Special).— Corn to-night is %c
higher than Saturday. The buying 1 was by the
leading bull houses. There was the "point" that
the government report to-morrow would make the
condition 51. against M last month. The buying
was based on this. September opened at F-V^c,
sold between . 55Vic and sCfsCi and closed at ss%e;
December closed at 57T«c: May. 59% c sellers. Liv
erpool was higher, although there had been a
decline here Saturday. The general pit mood was
rather bearish, but corn prices were influenced by
the favorable news from Buffalo, and also by the
higher prices in Wall Street. - Primary receipts
were less than last year, a reversal of the recent
situation. The corn bulls were encouraged by this
falling off. There was no frost, and some of the
Southwestern States had good rains: but there
were lower temperatures in the extreme North,
serving to keep the pit nervous. The shipping de
mand was slow, less than 50,000 bushels sold, and
only eight loads at the seaboard. Clearances were
254,000 bushel?. The visible Increased 447,000 bush
els; the Chicago , stock, 6,969,000 bushels, decreased
303,000 bushels. There was a decrease on passage
of 568,000 bushels. The inspection was 390 cars; the
estimate for Tuesday. 410 cars. Much depends on
to-morrow's government figures. «
Wheat closed ,4c to %c over Saturday. It was
helped by corn, by the improved condition of the
President and by the advance of securities. De
cember opened at 70% c, sold between 70% c and
TIVsC. and closed at 71c; September closed at 68^40;
May. 74% c sellers. Liverpool was %d higher.
Clearances were 1,057,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were the same as last year, large arrivals in the
Northwest offset by small in the Southwest. A
moderate shipping business was done — 125,000 bush
els No. 2 red. The seaboard reported 10 loads. The
visible increased 650,000 bushels. The Chicago
stock, 4,852,000 bushels, increased 155,000 bushels.
There was a decrease on passage of 2,008,000 bush
els. World's shipments were 7,472,000 bushels.
The speculative trade was small— some selling by
the Northwest some buying by the Southwest.
Cash people declared the export demand poor, in
view of the supply and low freight.
Oats were quiet, steadied by corn. The close
was the same as Saturday's to %c higher. Sep
tember 33% and May 37% c sellers. Nothing was
done for shipment. The inspection was 214 cars
with 235 for Tuesday. Oats traders watched the
corn fluctuations. Exports the last week aggre
gated only 42,000 bushels, against over 1,500,000 last
year. The visible increased 477,000 bushels, and the
local stock, 1,010,000 bushels, increased 110,000 bush
els.
Flaxseed advanced 4c to 50, influenced by the
cooler weather in the Northwest and by the talk
of Argentine damage. Cash closed at $144 to $145;
September, ?1 44, and October, Jl 40. Oil is steadier
at <2c.
• Provisions were strong, with the Cudahys the
buyers. Pork advanced 20c to 30c, lard be to 12i/ip
and ribs 7*ic to 10c.' Offerings were small. Hogs
were 5c higher. The Cudahy buying was the feat
ure. They are the leading longs.
Auction Sales — .financial.
LOUIS MESinil, Auctioneer.
Ri'i.i I.Alt ai « rio\ MUM OP
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER I SON,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1901,
at 12:30 o'clock, at the New York Real Estate Sales
room, 11l Broadway.
By order- of Executors.
88 sh». Mercantile Nat. Bank.
3S) shs. Lykens Valley R. R. & Coal Co.
For account of whom It may concern.
$3(K> Securities i^>. 4 p. c. Reg. Consols.
$10,000 Boston United Gag Co. 2d Mtg. 5 p. c. Bds.
lOii i-hs. P. Lorillard Co. pfd.
1 sh. Adirondack Leajrue Club.
$2,000 Cent. Pac. R. R. I- G. 5 p. c. Gold Bo's.. 1939.
100 »h». Amrri«in Light & Traction Co. pfd.
1 1.000 Kaet Tern.. V;rc. & Geo. R. R. Cons. lit Mtg.
5 p. c. Bds.. IH5<.
$5,000 Col. & lnd. Cent. R. R. Ist Mtg. 7 p. c. Bds.. 1904.
13 »hs. Valentine & Co.
100 Bhs. American Light & Traction Co. common.
47 ahs. Hanover Nat. bank.
,25 *hs. Bank of the State of New York.
J<x» eh*. <*entvry R'lify Co.
100 nut. National baleiy Tliird Hull Co.
10<> she. American Light *: Traction Co. pfd.
. $5.<<00 Central Foundry Co. 6 p. c. Deb. Bonds, 1919.
612 I.*1 .* she. Central Foundry Co. V''i
(Wit she. Central Foundry Co. common.
10 nhs. Nat. City Bank.
10 ehß. Nat. Bank of Commerce.
.20 she. Brooklyn Ufe Ins. Co.
IC2 «h«. Gas & Electric Co. of Bergen Co.
1 eh- Central Trui>t Co.
$I,<K.K) Lou.. Henderson & St. Louis R. R. Mtg. 5 p. c.
Bonds.
$COO Securities Co. 4 p. c. Reg. Ponds.
(Trust Glompameg.
CITY TRUST CO
OF NEW YORK.. .
36 WALL STREET.
C7TPITHL $1.0C0.000
("attroly Invested la City of Now Tart Bopds.)
SURPLUS... $1,000,000
OFFICERS.
Inn. ItOH Corran, l'renident.
John IJ. < riiiiiiiinH. Vlce-I'rciident,
'.<¦<. r i- U. 1.1..1.. :^«I Vlce-I'rcaident.
Arthur Terry, Secretary,. - . . ¦.
Walter XV. l.'-c, V»M. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
John D. CrlnmfDi. Henry 0. ITaTejseTer,
Frank U. l'lntf Hosmer B. j'ar6
George K. .-..• uluii, Alt* rt G. Jeaolnca,
Edward Jiyre, . William 11. Co'.nhenan.
)'. t< I !'¦¦¦ *r. . : George W. Perklu«-
Vllllom Hall« Jr., Kugenf Kelly.
3ames D. L«/nB. Edwio Wiirfi. Id.
V'ilHara R. Grace, Klrerton It. Chnjimaa.
Hugh Kelly, CbatlM V. Forncs.
Ct»rl*» W. Morse, Frank R. Lawrence.' .
-/. • . . its. Ross Curran. r~; ...
REALESDHSTOI
OF NEW YORK.
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CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNOIVIOEJ PROFIT;. '
$1,000,000. \:
DESIGK.ITEO, LEGAL DEPOSITORY.
Allows Interest on deposit*.
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DISSOLUTION OF VOTING TRUST.
NOTICE OP CALL OP STOCK TRUST CER
TIFICATES FOIt EXCHANGE I'UU
STOCK CERTIFICATES.
TO THK HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST CER
TIFICATES FOIt THE PREFERRED AMI
COMMON STOCK OF THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD (OMi'AXVi
Holders of slock trnst certificates It sued by or on be
half of the Vol ng Trustees under the .otlng trust agree
ment dated June IS.. IS9B, entered Into pursuant to the
plan and agreement of lbs same dat» for he reorganiza
tion of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, are
l.ereby notified that In the exercise of the power conferred
by said voting trust agreement, the undersigned Voting
Trustees call upon al 1 holders of stock trust certificates
Issued under said voting trust agreement to exchange the
same for certificates of capital stock on or after Septem
ber 12. 1901.
Stock trust certificates properly endorxeil In blank
by the res-istcred holder thereof .must be pre
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Trust Company of New Ycrk. j the agent of the Voting
Trustees, at Its office. No. 25 Broad Street, In the' City of
New York, which will Issue In the first instance vouchers
entitling the holder therein named to receive stock certifi
cates for the amount therein specified of preferred or com
mon-stock, as the case may be, a» soon as the same can
be prepared for delivery. ¦ • - •. •
Meesrs. Bpeyer Brothers'. No. 7 Lothbury. London, will
receive stock trust certificates In London for exchange.
Issuing therefor their own receipts exchangeable at their
office for stock certificates as soon as received. ,
Piled Ne-v York. Aujfurt 6. 1001.
WILLIAM SALOMON. '\
OTTO H. ICAHX, /
MARTIN ERDMAKS, V Vot In*
LOUIS FITZ(.riiVI.I), f Tru » tee »'
CHARLES "Tyiilt. J
The Baltimore I Ohio Rai-rcaJ Go.
Baltimore. August 12, 1901.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THK FOUR PER CEXT.
TEN-YEAR GOLD CONVERTIBLE UEDE\.
mvi
Notice Is hereby given that the Four Per Cent. Ten-
Year Gold Convertible Debentures, or the full-paid Sub
scription Certificates therefor, may, on September 12th.
1901. and thereafter until further notice by the Company,
upon thirty day;;- prior notice by the holders thereof In
writing to the Company at its Office, No. 2 Wall Street,
New York City or to Messrs. Speyer Brothers. 7 Loth
bury, E. C. London. England, be converted Into the Com
mon Stock of the Company at par. and upon surrender of
such Debentures cr fuil-paid Subscription Certificates at
cither of eaid offlces. the Railroad Company will deliver
In lieu thereon Certificates of Us Common Stock. ', * ,
Alt Debentures to surrendered »nust carry all untnatured
coupons thereon.
J. V. Me.N'EAL. Treasurer.
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Dated Chicago, August ninth, luoi. ¦ . . . , .
i WILLIAM BARRET RIDGLEY. Secretary".
THE PACIFIC COAST COM PAST*', . -¦ -.
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or. Monday, the IBth Jay of .September. 1901, and re
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I IN ITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EAST-
I ERS DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA— MORTON
. TRUST COMPANY. COMPLAINANT. AGAINST THE
ILMIMITON STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.
DEFENDANT.
j^OTICI OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF THE
Wilmington Street Railway Company,
Hy virtue and in pursuance of the decree of foreclosure
| an. sale made and entered by the Circuit Court of the
; I nlted States for the Eastern District of North Carolina
! In the Fourth Circuit, held at the City of Wilmington. In
, the State of North Carolina, on the 2«th day of June. 1901.
| in a cause • pending in wild court, wherein the Morton
I Trust Company in complainant and the Wilmington Street
• Railway Company Is defendant.
I I. Thomas W. I>av|». aa Special Master, appoint*! by
! tne said decree, will sell by public auction to the highest
bidder at the front door of the United Ptates Court House
Bulldlnjr in the said Cltv of Wilmington at 11 o'clock A.
M.. on Monday, the 7th day of October. A. D. 1001. all the
real and personal property, r'Rhts, franchises and privi-
I leges, described as follows, to wit:
Ail and singular the following property of the Wilming
ton Street Railway Company, viz.: Its line of street rail
way In and adjacent to or In the vicinity of the City of
W i!mlnfjt..n. In the State of North Carolina, and .ill and
singular Its rights, title* and interest of every kind and
nature In and to Its said line of street railway in the City
of Wilmington aforesaid, and In the vicinity of said city,
including as well that portion thereof which may have
; been constructed subsequent to the execution of the mort-
I gage recited In the said decree as that which was con-
I structed at the time of the execution of the said mortgage,
together with all lands, tenements and hereditaments
heretofore acquired, or which may have been acquired by
I Bald company subsequent to the execution of the saM
: mortgage, including the lands situated In the City of
Wilmington State of North Carolina, and bounded an.l
described as follows:
. TRACT 1. Beginning in the northern line of Market
\ Street about on- hundred and thirty-two feet east of the
eastern line of Thirteenth Street at Daggett's southeastern
corner, and running thence eastwardly with the line of
t Market Street two hundred and fifty-one feet more cr less
to the centre line of the middle pier of the culvert over
Macumber's ditch; thence northwardly parallel with Thir
! teenth Street one. hundred and sixty-five feet; theneo
westw-ardly parallel with Market Street two hundr»d and
fifty-one feet more or less to said Daggrett's northeastern
; corner, an<* thence southwardly along this line to the be
: ginning.
TRACT 2. Beginning at a point on the northern side
¦ of Orange Street sixty-three feet westward of Its Inter
< section with Front Street: running thence westwardly with
the line of Orange Street one hundred and thirty-two feet
and eight Inches to South Water Street; thence with the
eastern line of South Water Street northwardly nlnety
' nine feet: thence eastwardly on a line parallel with
Orange Street about one hundred and thirty-seven feet
five, inches to a stone wall; «hence with a line parallel to
1 Front Street southwardly ninety nine feet to the begin
i ning; being parts of Lots Nos. 6 and 64, Block No. I3S.
Turner's plan of the City of Wilmington.
TRACT 3. Also the dock front of the said lota lying
! west of South Water Street, described as follows: Be
i glnnlng at the northwestern Intersection of South Water
( Street and Orange Street, the ice westwardly with the
; northern line of Orange Street to its Intersection with
the channel of the Cape Fear River; thence with the
' channel of said river northwardly to Its Intersection with
: the northern line of Lot No. 6. Block No. 13S. said survey;
i thence with this line eaatwardly to its Intersection with
i the western line of South Water Street: thence with the
i western line of South Water Street southwardly ninety
i nine feet to the beginning.
Together with all and singular the tenements, heredita
| ments and appurtenances unto the said three tracts be
: lorglng or in any wise appertaining, and the reversion, re
mainder. Income, rents. Issues and profits thereof.
And also all assets, rights, titles, interests, property,
claims and demands of every kind and nature, whereso
ever situate, belonging to the said Railway Company, now
held or which may hereafter be acquired by It. and also
all charters, franchises, privileges and Immunities now
owned or possesred or acquired by It, or which may be here
after acquired by it. from the State of North Carolina m
I any Governmental agency or department thereof, or any
county municipality, town, township or village therein.
! or from any source whatever; with all contracts, leases
(Including the leas.- of Its so-called "Dummy line" to the
Wilmington. Newbern and Norfolk Railroad Company),
patents, licenses, chores In action of every kind and
. nature soever; also all the railroad of this company.
I whether constructed previous to or subsequent to the ex
ecution of the mortgage recited In the said decree, upon
I any route in said city, or in the vicinity of the said city,
and all equipment of the railroad, constructed previous
: or subsequent to the execution of the *ald mortgage. In
eluding all cars, horses, harness, stable furniture, mills.
! engines machinery, electric plan: and apparatus, or other
| motive power, fixtures of every kind, tools and lmple
¦ ments, office, station and depot furniture, dynamo*, base
i frames, dynamo regulators, ampere meters, volt meters.
i feeders switches, safety-strip blocks, copper cables, con
1 nections. bolts washers and .wiring, lightning arresters,
i dynamo armatures. Babbitt shells, dynamo brushes, gears.
i pinion switches, wire connections, trolleys, trolley at
'¦ tachments, springs, electric lamps, suspension bolts, car
! switches, trolley wheels, trolley rods and supports: meter
'¦¦ brushes, car cut-out boxes, suspension springs, pinions.
• poles insulators, brackets, main trolley guy, pull-off.
I span' guard and feeder wires, and all other goods and
! chattels appertaining to the proper equipment and opera
: tlon of said railroad, whether purchased or acquired for
1 the purposes of said road previous or subsequent to
' the execution of the said mortgage, and also all property,
¦ real personal and mixed, whether acquired previous or
subsequent to the execution of the said mortgage for
< the purposes of furnishing and selling electric current for
: the liroductlon of arc and Incandescent light and also
¦ power and heat; all of which the parties to the said mort
j gage agreed to consider as a part of the realty thereby
I C °The y< property described as aforesaid will be sold
' as a single parcel, and as an entirety.
' No bid will be received for the said property less than
¦ the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, and upon
j acceptance ot any bid for said property the purchaser or
1 purchasers must forthwith deposit with the Master the
'' sum of $10,000 In money or check, satisfactory to the
• said Master In the event that the successful bidder
' shall fail to make good his bid upon Its acceptance by
the Master, the Master will without further delay pro
i ceed to resell the said property as above described with
out further order of court or notice. AH money deposited
by bidder or bidders whose bids shall not be accepted will
be Immediately returned to him or t;,.tn -y the Master,
and In the event that the Court shall not confirm any
sale as made, the deposit shall be returned to the sue
' cessful bidder without charge or diminution. .
j If the Court shall confirm any such sale upon due re
' turn of the same by the Master the purchaser or pur
! chasers phall have thirty days within which to pay or
1 settle for the balance due upon the said purchase, and in
' default thereof, the Court may order a resale of said
i property, and said purchaser or purchasers shall be liable
for all the expenses thereof and for any deficiency In
i the price realized thereon, and the money deposited by
¦ the said purchaser or purchasers upon the acceptance of
' hlf or their bid shall be applied to such deficiency.
I The purchaser or purchasers at said «ale may satisfy
¦ and make good any part of his or their via not required
i to be paid in cash under the said decree or any subse
quent decree by turning in any bonds or coupons of the
1 said The Wilmington Street Railway Company secured by
the aforesaid mortgage of February tot, ItMl and shall
receive upon such bonds and coupons a credit on account
of his or their bid for the sum or sums which would be
payable for or on account of such bonds and coupons out
of the purchase price if the whole amount thereof had
been paid In cash.
It is provided In the said decree that the, purchaser or
purchasers of the said property shall take the same sub
ject to the liens (If any there be thereon) which are prior
to the said mortgage, including taxes, assessments, an i
water rates, if any, which may be Hens upon the prop
erty sold; and that the said sale Is made subject to any
nnd all claims (If any there be) for compensation or
wages of laborers and employes and of other claimants
on account of maintenance and operation of the property
directed to be sold, which shall be adjudged by the said
Court upon proper petition to be a claim superior in equity
to the said mortgage. •
Upon confirmation of the sale by the Court, the Master
will execute and deliver a deed or deeds of conveyance to
the purchaser or purchasers at said sale, or to his or
their assigns, of the : aid premises and property, and the
said deed or deeds when made and delivered shall vest In
the grantee or grantees all the right, title, estate. Interest,
property, and equity of redemption of. In, and to all and
singular the real and personal estate, property, premises.
»nd franchises therein described in fee simple absolute
forever, and shall entitle the grantee or grantees upon
compliance with th» conditions of said sale to the pos
session of said premises and property and shall be a per
retinl bar. both in law and equity, to the defendant. The
Wilmington Street Railway Company, and all persons
claiming by every deed under It of, in. or to the said
premises, property, and franchises so sold and conveyed
and each and every part and parcel thereof; and It Is
further provided that, upon presentation of the Master's
deed or duly certified copy thereof, the defendant. The
"Wilmington Street Railway Company, shall execute, ac
knowledge, and deliver to the grantee or grantees In
said Master's deed a quitclaim deed of all Its right, title
am! Interest of every kind in and to the said property
and premises, and that the purchaser or purchasers at
such sale *hall be let In to possession of the premises
upon the production of the said deed or deeds.
The said sale will be made subject to the terms, con
ditions, reservations, and obligations In the said decree
contained
And for further particulars reference Is hereby made
to the said decre» cf tald court.
Dated this 6th day of August. A. D. 1001..
THOMAS W. DAVIS. Special Master.
GEORGE ROTTNTRF.E. Esq., Wilmington, N. C. Solici
tor for Complainant.
ROOT. HOWARD. WINTHROP & STIMSON. Counsel.
32 Liberty street. New York City.
gUPREME COURT, County of New York.—
The American Missionary Association. Plaintiff, against
Kben Hattleld and others. Defendants. In pursuance of a
judgment of foreclosure and s»ale. duly made and entered
In the above-entitled action, and bearing date the 17th
day of August, 1001, I, the undersigned, the Referee tn
said judgment named, will sell at public auction, at th- j
New York Real Estate Salesroom, No. 11l iirilsMri In I
the Borough of Manhattan. City of New-York, on the 11th I
day of September. 11M)1. at 1- o'clock noon on that day.
by William M. Ryan. Auctioneer, the premises directed •
by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as fol- j
lows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with
the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, late,
lying and being" In the City, County and State of New I
Ycir.k. Borough of Manhattan, bounded and described as I
follow: Beginning at a paint on the southerly side of
149 th Street, distant Three hundred and ten 1310) feet
westwardly from the southwest corner of 14Uth Street and
Amsterdam Avenue: running thence southwardly part of
the way through a party wall and parallel with Amster
dam Avenue Ninety-nine (90) feet eleven (II) Inches •>
the centre line of the block; running tfc«jnc« westwardly
a'.ong said centre line of the block Fifteen (15) feet: run- i
ning thence northwardly and again parallel with Amster
dam Avenue Nlnet>-nine (99) feet and eleven (11) Inches (
10 140 th Street; and running thence eastwardly • along ;
H9th Street Fifteen (15) feet to the BOM or place of be
ginning. Said premises being now known as and by tha
street number tn West 149 th street.
Dated N»v York. August 20th. UNI ¦
GEORGE J. TAYLOR. Referee.
WM. IVES WASIIDURN. Attorney for Plaintiff. No 71
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
The following is a diagram cf the property to be sold-
Its Btrt '. number is 323 West 149 th Street: • V I
The approximate amount of the lien or chart* to satisfy
Which the above described property Is t» b* sold, Is $12.
4.'.1 S3. with Interest thereon -rom the lfith day of August.
1901. together with costs and allowance amounting to
*33.5.20, and together with the expense* nt the vale. The
approximate amount of the taxe». a»»ensments and water
rates, or other Hens to be allowed to the purchaser out of
the purchase money, or paid by. the. Rsferee, Is $406.71
a-.: 1:. ••.'••-:
Dated New York, the 20th dny -' August. 1901 .
GEORGE J. TAYLOR. Referee. !>
VDVERI'ISEMENTS subscrlotlons for The Tribune I
A received at their Uptown Office No. 1.242 Broadway.
2J door north cf 31sl-st.. until U o'clock p. m.: adv«r;.»j
menu received at the follow-In* bninch offices at re^uUr
oltlre rates until •, o'clock d. m,. vim.: 254 ><th aye. s. t
cor. 23i-flt.: 132 tlth-ave., cor. I2th st.; Macy's. 6th-av«.
and 14th-st.; 142 Columbus-nve.. near West Cflth-»t.: KM
West 42d-»t.. near tlth-ave.: O'J East I4th-st.: 237 West
4-'J »t . between 7th and U: avea.; 15u East 47th-«t.: l.:r«S !
ScVave., between 7»itn and 77th ata.: l.o;<l Sd-ave. ne&f j
elstat.; 1.703 lst-ave., near s'.".:» . 73* Tremont
forttlonnrt o<m«.
YEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
X - Or NEW TORK. — Bron« Investment Company, plain
tiff, avalnst Ellrabeth 3. l*«. ¦ and other*. defendant*.
In pursuance of a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale, duty
mad* and entered In the above-entitled action, bearing
dat« the 21at <lar -if August. 1901. I. th* undersigned, tho
Refer** in saM Judgment named, will sell at Public Auc
tion, at the New York Real Estate Salesroom. Xo. 11l
Broadway. In th* Borough of Manhattan, City of New
York, on the ISth day of Beptember. 1!X>1. at 12 o'clock
noon, on that day. by J»m« U "Wells. Auctioneer, th^
premises directed by said Judgment to i- sold, an.l there-
In described aa follow*: All tho«* certain lota, piece* or
parrels of land »ltuaf<». lying and being; In the City.
County and State of New York. Borough of th* Bronx,
bounded and described a* follow*: Beginning i! the
point forme.l by th» Intersection of the centre, line of
Barker Avenue with th* centre line of ft .•¦¦¦-- Street
rnrnlng thence westerly alone the saM centre line ef
Bleeker Ptreet four hundred and twenty five and « 1 •¦»
(425.43) feet, more or lens. to th* easterly line of th»
Bronx Park: thenr.. southerly along the easterly line of
the Bronx Park one hundred and eighty-four and Urt-lt»)
(IS4.l<«> feet to the centre Itae of Fulton Street: thencw
easterly -long th* centre line of I--»HT.-.n Street four hun
dred and fourteen and M» U«' <4U..",i»> feet, more or le«s.
to the centre line of Barker Avenue: and thence northerly
along the centre line of Barker Avenue one hundred »-i
eighty-eight and itM'«i feet ti> the point or place of be
ginning: 3elng ail the tract of land and premises sec
ondly described a.-.d conveyed In deeds as follows: Ry
rhllo T. Fuggle«. referee, to Wilson dry Smith, date.!
January 15, IS7O, and recorded In IJh*r 71s of T-'v
page 420. in the a'« - of the Register of Westchester
County; by said Wilson rarv Smith to Charles Sledler.
bearing Int. th- 16th day of April. 1*75. and recorded In
said Regts'er"9 Office. In IJber 901 of Deeds, page 241. and
by paid Wilson Cary Smith to th* «a ! Charles Sled>r.
bearing date January 2*. IMW. and recorded In the Regis
ter's Office of the City and County of New York March 4,
ISOS. Said premises being designated and described In
nail deeds a* lots Numbers 1«75. 1*176. 1-177. H7H. l«7!>.
1.-.s<>. 1681. I«S2. lftS3. lftfU. I(WS. IK.'M. 1«.«*7. lt»8. !?(»
and par- of lot lfiOn on Mad of the Estat^ °f Peter Lori:
lard, deceased, situated in Westchester County. Netr
York, sold In partition by Phil > T. Rugcles. referee, under
an order of Judgment of the Supreme Court bearing dat»
August 21. lx« 9. In which Peter Lorlllard and others ar^
plaintiffs, an.; Jacob Lorlllard and others, defendants."
together with one-half th- streets and avenues lying In
front of an.l adjoining said lots, excepting so mr! of
said premises as have been heretofore acquired by th"»
Mayor. Aldermen and Commonalty of the ••;. cf New
York for Bronx Park.
Dated. New York, August 26. 19"!
JAMES B. KILSHEIMER. Refer**.
MCRRIU. * ROGERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
11l Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.
Y*i- following Is a diagram of the property to be soil
as described above, no street numtan bave been, given.
The approximate amount if the Hen or charge to MtMr
which the above described property Is to be sold Is J2.075,
with Interest thereon from the l!.:h day of August. 10*11.
together with costs and allowance, amounting to V..V ft".
with interest thereon from August 21. 1901. together wttfi
the expenses of the sale. The approximate amount, of
taxes-, assessments or other Hens which are to be allowed
the purchaser out of the purchase money or paid by tas>
referee Is *2*a. and interest.
The premises will be sold subject to the covenants con
tained In dee.l recorded In th» office of the Register of
Westchester County, la Liber 73*. at page 420. and sub
ject also to existing easements. if any. to use Bleeker and
Fulton Streets and Barber Avenue, and to a mortgage for
the principal sum of *0.50<). now a Drtor lien thereon,
with Interest on the same at f>T4 from January Ist 1901.
Date.l. New York. August 26. 1001.
JAMES B. KILSHEIMER. Referee.
gUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.—
Ella A. Tlemann. Plaintiff, against Francis J.
KchnuKg. Defendant. — In pursuance cf a Judgment of fore—
closure and sale duly made and entered in the above en
titled action, bearing dat- the first day of August. .1901.
I. the undersigned, the Referee in •, ! Judgment named,
will sell at public auction at the New York Real Estata
Salesroom. No. 11l Broadway, in •-.- Borough of Man
hattan. City of New York, , a the fourth day of Septem
ber. 1901, at twelve o'clock noon on that day. by "William
M. Ryan, auctioneer, the premises directed by said Judg
ment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All
that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the bulMlrsr
thereon erected, situate, lying and being In the Twelfth
"Ward of the City of New York. Borc-ugh of Manhattan,
which Is bounded and described as follows, to wit: Com
mencing at a point on the Southwesterly side of ¦¦•*
Boulevard Lafayette, distant mm nunrired and thirty-six
feet two and one-half inches Northwesterly from the cor
ner formed by th» Intersection of the Northerly side of
On» hundred and fifty-eighth Street with the Southwest
erly side of said Boulevard Lafayette, measured along tha
curving Southwesterly side thereof, ami running thence
Southerly or nearly so and part of the distance through a
party wall, veventy-two feet and nine laches to the North
erly side of One hundred and fifty-eighth Street at a point
thereon distant one hundred and fourteen feet ••--' .-'.
one-eighth inches Westerly from the corner aforesaid:
thence running Westerly along said Northerly lln<» of said
Street elght^n feet; thence Northerly and parallel with
said first mentioned course, and part of the distance
tnroußh another party wall, seventy-nine feet and three
quarters of an Inch to •• - Southwesterly side of sal.l
Boulevard Lafayette at a point thereon distant along said
'i u.K 'V rly ' • sM< * thereof nineteen feet one and one
eis-itn inches Northwesterly from the point or place of
it, ,",,*' and thence Southeasterly along said BoulevaM
?w- # • 1 ""' a! ' u '!i"r along said curving Southwesterly sHa
DoTnt «; ?i." etM . n .' e( ' t one and one-eighth Inches to tha
' Dated. New York. August 1. 1!¥>1
HTiPtro t, „ REGINALD H. Williams Referee.
S^efr^ew Tork^ A " cme * for Plaintiff. 00 Cedar
The approximate amount of the Hen -- rare- to satisfy
which the above described property Is to be sold Is
510.3A0.00. with Interest thereon from July SI. 1901. to
gether with costs and allowances amounting to $306 03
with interest from August 1. 1001. together with the ex
penses of the sale. The approximate amount of taxes ami
assessments or other liens which are to be allowed to tha
purchaser out of the purchase money or paid by tha
Referee Is *'¦!' '.»• and interest.
Dated. New York. August 1. 1001.
REGINALD H. WILLIAMS. Referee.
The above mentioned sale of the property above de
scribed Is hereby adjourned to the nineteenth day of Sep
tember. 1001, at the same hour and place.
New York. September 4. litul.
REGINALD H. "WILLIAMS. Referee.
Noticr ot 6ntnmons.
rpiil-: PEOPLE OF THE STATE 01 NEW
YORK. — To all persona interested in the estate of
Irving 1 T. Hunter and Charles L. Pettis. posing th»
firm of I. T. Hunter & Co.. assigned la Franklin J. Mlnck.
for the benefit cf creditors, send greeting: You and each
of you are hereby cited and required personally to be an.l
appear at a Special Term of the Supreme Court. Part I
to be. held In the County Court House In the County of
New Ycrk. on the 37th day of September. 1001. at 10:3»
./clock In the forenoon of that day. then and there to
show cause why a settlement of the accounts of Franklin
J. Mlnck. assigns* of the above named Irving- T. Hunter
and Charles L. Pettis, Insolvent debtors, should not bo
had. and if no cause be shown, tnen to attend the settle
ment of the assignee's accounts.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto caused the »»ar of
the said Supreme Court to be hereto affixed. Witness.
Ho.l. CHARLES H. VAN BRUNT
Chief Justice of the said Supreme Court, this 10th day of.
August. 1001.
WM. SOHMER. Clerk.
URIAH W. TOMPKINS. Attorney for Assignee. 261
Broadway. N. Y. City. Borough of Manhattan.
6nrrcigat:s' :\otucj
TN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner C.
Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New York,
notice is hereby given to all persona having claims against
Dulcena P. Howry, late of the County of N*w York, de
ceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to. th«
subscribers at their place of transacting bus>nena, at ;::j
cafe* of Rush Tasaart, No. 195 Broadway, in the city of
New York, on or before the 2\>U; la: cf Ncveniber stu,
Dated New York, the tith day of May, 2901.
lIOYT H. GREEN. WILLIAM W. HEATON. Executors.
RUSH TAGCAKT. Attorney for Executors.
JN pursuauet* of an i.rne;' of Hon. Abner C
Thomas, i Surrogate of the County of New York,
notice Is hereby given to all persons navinr claims against
Henry Amy. Ut« of the County of New York, deceased to
present the sans* with voucher* thereof to the subscriber*
at their place of transacting business. No. 44 Wall Street
In the city of New York, on or before the first day of
November next. Dated New TorV. the fourth day of
April. ii M .l LOUIS H. AMY. F.RNKST J. H \MY
ALFRED V. AMY. Executor.. EDWARD J. M.;1;p.8
Attorney for Executors. 54 Walt Street. Manha:tio. .\.
York City. t
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
C. Thoma- a Surr--.f»to of tb« Comity of New York.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Laura H. Ro««#velt. late of the County of New
York, deceased, ta present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber*, at their place of transacting business
No. 33 Wall Street, in tfee Uorouah of .Manhattan. In
the City of New York, on or b^fora the second day of
November next. Dated New York, the 22d day of in?
laOl. JOHN E. ROOSEVELT. W. EiILEV ROOdt:-
VI i.T. Executor*. GEORGE C KOBBE. Attorney for
Executors, *44 and 48 Wall Street. Manhattan Ujraura,
New York City.- ' V:? >• -.t '
IX pursuance of an ¦:".-¦: of Hon. Abaer C.
Thoniaj", a" Surrogate of th« County of New York
notice Is hereby given to at! persons having claims amlnac
John T. Bruce, !.it« of the County of New York DorourH
of Manhattan, deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof ,to the subscriber at hi. place of traiuactln«
business at the office of Cbaa. P. & Wm. XV Buckley
Room 1015. No. 141 Broadway, in the City of New York."
on or before, the thtrJy-Brst day of December next.
Dated New York, the twenty-fanrth day of June 1001 •
CHAH p. A u-m, % BT-i-Kl X ¦ I ££!2g?g&2s£
141 Broadway. N. Y. City. Boiough of Manhattan. "
J^AMBERTOX. ANNA I»E WITT.— l.i pur
. suance of an order of Hon. Abner C. Thorn** a
Surrogate, of the County of New York, notice Is hereby
flven to all persons having claims against Anna De Witt
.amberton. late of the County of New York, deceased to
present the same, with vouchers thereof, to th« »üb
»crlber. at his ' '¦'. of transacting business, at the cSle*
ef wllmot Towneend Cox. No. :.! Wall ......... Hcrouch
ef Manhattan, in the City- of New York, on or b*for« tii*
25th <J»y of November, 1001; next. fir '"
Dated New York, the 7th day cf May. 1001
Wall Street. Rorough of Manhattan, New York City.
JJAIGIIT, JOSEPH.-In pursuance ot onlor
of Hon. Frank T. Fltigerald. a Surrorate oj tfc*
County of New York, natlc. U hrrrbv fttve i to all r*rsoa«
harm* claims aitatn.t Joneph Hatuht. late of the Coun'r
of.Mrw deceased, to. rr «»*nt the same, with Touch
er, thereof. t« the »üb*-r!ber». at their pace of tran-nct
lnr business, namely, at the om<-*o m<-* of August C. Nans Xrv
St"2 ISroadway. lloroujth of Manhattan, la the City ot New
York, en or before the sth .lay of March nextT
I>nted New York, the .list Oay of Auiru*t lull
OKOTtnK H. FOSTER. J
A" .; -". ¦• NANZ A.t.^ney f, r r,. X« -,
I»r-.^*,>. Bcrouth ,t M-nh.tian. N . ... yorfc <My.
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