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Financial.
rr If|sf Sill
Another big surprise—and this the biggest of all the his: sur
priMs-for the stockholders of the Norton oil Company-? SSr-
Jriw that means the doubling in value of every dollar their
fcctftaFS in the corporation's common stock— a •urprlae that tnaaaa
£. addition of vast potential millions to thell^ TaSrtTand nSSral
Sources of this great and growing enterpriae.^^ narurai
Recent announcements have dealt with the fact of th« *»**. *»
& crude oil at the wells of the Norton Oil HJSSy toJSaS? £
505 0 advances in twelve days from 83c to 03ca bSe? SSen?
{« a 4H^ enhanced valuation of Its product. theaVadvSc^ tot
j£esfcadowing, in the opinion of the best informed olT m^n of
Indiana and Ohio, an ultimate appreciation In the price of oil until
-a increase of not less than 60% has been reached ° m
The latest and greatest surprise of all. however. Is that of the
jCpnor. Oil Company absorbing the "alley Alien-^.rop^ y^iS
tutions for which were successfully concluded last Wednesday; "
The "Biley Allen" Property, located four miles north of Munde
fa Delaware county, Indiana, and formerly owned by Mr RUev
Allen, a millionaire oil producer of Allentown. New Tork. is" one of
th» most productive, promising and famous in that section It
embraces 723 acres of proven oil lands, on which have been drilled
an« are now being operated 8? oil wells, all fully connected with
tte pipe lines of the Standard Oil Company. «>nnoctea wltn
As the Norton Oil Company originally had S9BV. acres It xrtii
be seen that by this one new acquisition its acreage has been in.
closed to 1126% acres, making its present acreage nearly tlirin
times in extent that which It had prior to last Wednesday It hij
locations marked out for a total number of 225 new wells, which
trill bring the aggregate up to nearly 800. all. of which are to be
drilled just as rarely as such progress Is practicable and is justi
fied ry conservative business management. J
Tbe new property has a splendid gas, well, which supplies an
abundance of natural gas for operating all of the powers besides
affordui? an additional revenue from the sale of surplus eas to
other oO protooetw In that section.
The equipments are of the newest, most modern and Improved
type, including three Mascot powers: two Beam -wells- four 25
b«t*-power gas engines: three 12 horse-power gas engines- one
3r horse-rower gas enerine: nine complete rigs; twelve tanks of
•M barrels each; four Zh horse-power boilers, and all other neces
sjrjr BWdtilMsT and tools for operating the plant. There Is be-
Bides a number of comfortable cottages owned by the company in
which i:s operatives reside. '
The product of the "Riley Allen" property Is selling now at 94
cents a barrel, that being the highest figure now paid In the Indi
ena fieias, and one cent a barrel In excess of the price commanded
by the product of the original Norton Oil Company property,
vhich if now bringing 93 cents a baTrel.
With the acquisition of this vastly rich producing property.
with lu= immense acreage and practically Illimitable possibilities
of future development and production, there remains to be stated
a fact that stands almost alone and without precedent in the cor
poration history of America, t. c., the Norton Oil Company, though
already capitalized at a figure much less than its real value, prac
tically doubles the number of its producing wells and more than
doubks the extent of Its acreage and the book value of Its com
mon stock without making a dollar's increase in the amount of Its
capital stock.
The Norton Oil Company now has more acreage of proven oil
lands end more actual settled producing oil wells than are owned
and controlled by any other million dollar company in the United
States, and I believe that ere the close of another year, based upon
the production and the development of the original properties and
those represented by the recent absorption, that it will be in re
ceipt of revenues to the amount of not less than $500,000 a year,
equal to 9% on its entire capital stock, even with oil selling at the
present figures of 93 and 94 cents a barrel.
I am norr offering to customers of my office a limited amount
of Ihe U% cumulative preferred stock of the Norton Oil Company
at its par value. $100 a Ehare. representing a net Investment yield
cf U%> end a limited amount of the common stock at $34 a share,
or ibeat one-third of its par value.
B<ih elE^es of stock must be subscribed for jointly and In
equal prop°rtions, th<* price being $134 for a share of preferred
and a share of common stock combined.
IITERB6ROUGR METROPOLITAN
mm
TO HOLDERS OF
S Morton Trust Company's
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS
FOR STOCK OF
taterborough Rapid Transit Co.,
(Voting Trust Certificates.)
Metropolitan Street Railway Co.,
Metropolitan Securities Co. :
XOT.CE TS HEEEBY GIVEN that, on May 21. 1806,
ISORTOX TRUST COMPANY will begin the delivery of
esrtvej nearldss at Ictetborougb-MetropoUtaa Com-
X«ry upor Furrender of the Deposit Receipts.
">♦ ColtetoraJ Trust Four an J a Half Per Cent. Gold
Baßfli wiil Ih- lesued In either coupon or reelsterea form.
tot coupon bonds being In the deEoralnttlon of 1.000. and
tb« registered bonfls In denominations of $1,000, $5,000
snS $10,000 Scrip (which will not carry Interest or dlvl
taitff) an be Issued fcr fractional amounts of bonds and
**2f trust certificates for corr.nion stork, which ecri?
«13 be exchangeable for engraved bonfls or voting trust
OHtacates for comrcon stock, as the case nay be, when
■*B»nt«-iT and rurrendered with other like certificates In
cases'™ epgregatlns $1,000 or a multiple thereof. In the
•** of bond scrip, bbb $100 or a multiple thereof, !n the
«••• cf scrip for vottcg- trust certificates for common
slock.
»ORTO;c TRfST COMPANY will furnish blank forms.
•Web BBsmM be us*! in making application for the ex
«hafi*«i of Deposit Receipts for the new securities. Special
«ar« ssoaU be exercised In giving the full bum and
•* " in rrhlch the new securities are to he Issued.
MORTON IWLfeT COMPANY,
By H. M. FRAVCI9. Secretary.
Datec. N- w rork. May it. 1908.
.__. NOTICE.
TEE FIRST RATIONAL BANK, locates at MeCumber,
«> to* Bt».t« of North Dakota, is closing Its affairs. All
.;•* ?"•*•*■ &T -i other creditor* of the aseociation. are
fS*T?7 beraby noiifitd to seal the noted and other
.c*ja» for payment.
«,. „„ „ P. E. WOOD. Cashier.
"• ■*- KcCusiber. N. D.. May Ist. 1906.
Foreclosure Sales.
gCPREME COURT. CX)UNTY of new
C^<M r^~Y rMri nank ° r Brooklyn. I'laintift. against
«fl"i. E ; ! "- todhidaany end ac Administratrix. &c. and
JrJ 1 ' ■t»er»a4ai!ts.— in pureuance of a Judgment of fore
«Mti2i ECi . sale - djlr tnaisß -:,-: entered In the above
?*~ *T J '-'3 ard bearing flate the Bth cay of May, 1906,
ZnfZ s ao*n|l«»»d.0 * n| l«»»d. the I'cferee .:: BSlld Judgment named.
fe T L, ' at P?***« auction, at the New York Real Estate
».esr<wn,s, *.<„.. U-zc \>j*>y 6t., In the Boroug:. of Man
ij';^. f } cf ?> > w York. on the I2th <lay of June. 1909,
JT" cc'pck rocn oj, tQat , ai% hy J'weph P. D ey , auc
__i" "■ } ''^^'"^s directed by paid 3udgm«snt to be
TS -, ?4? 4 t& *-"»"i^ described us follows: All that certain
0,,. J? 1313 ani l pr«-:nisee eituate. lying en.l bolng in ih«
aVrL. BC J r ard State °r .\fn- York and kuowu by the
T»;' SS?? CM* nroacway. in the said City of New
'■"«; Qoun4*A end r«,nia!ning as follows: Beginning at
Iffljtti Boutberly f.ide of East Broai-vay distant
~~ft'L . Wfi-.erly from th« cornor formed by the inter
\v»,-». •'. ■' * " '■*" v •■■ '■- '•' fiast Broadway with the
•r'v'V^r *or s!arl'«-ts !arl'«-t Street, an^l inning thence West—
«.:; i™-« «na Somberly side of Eaet Ero^dircy. twenty
l»t' o~ : ttrtl^ Bontherly liarall*! or nearly so wit); Mar
ti»ir;»T* v ' UPSty-Vv '•«: ihence Banter!}- parallel or
Hjj^y*g» taid Eaat Broadway. twecty-Sve feet, and
tSSut^SSS**^ fcad ■ a'.n parallel or nearly so with
l^irr.nl- '^^^ •* T *nty-4lve feet to the point or plac of
tet'i '* York. Hey 16th. JflOR
*Afr.B ' ISIDOIt COHN'. n*fere«.
«a< jb iiRcKNKR, Aitornev for Plalntyr.
"•iw . Suwl . Brooklyn. N. Y.
Its '••-./,' »- 11 ' •* a * ram of the property to be sold.
■ ■*•• .nc. ii gg East Broadway.
l»»Vl.f? prillfr ' 3! « tm<etnt of th*. lien or chars;*, to sat-
M****? the above described property is to be S'*ld. IS
>el,'':*T' *Ith Interest thereon from the 24th day of
t , t V « ■ *°a?*tlMt with costs and allowance amounting
_^J"MS. to 'er with the expenses of the sale. The
JJ... Ulat * amount <>1 the taxes, assessments and water
tS or othtr '!<-n8 to be allowed to tls«» purchaser out of
„.. P'-^'^-^e money, or paid by the Ilefcree. is $301.41
■"^2 JBterftiri^
*>** New Tork. the ITLb day of May. 1606.
ISIDOII COHN, Referee.
Jl ir.ERTIHEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
C~ 'MbniM received at their Uptown Office. No. J!W4
A<-? r; ay - '"""'n With >n« 87th eta., until ft o'clock p. m.
"-"■rtlvni^nts rf e«»ived at the following branch offices at
"J«ler effie* rates until 8 -j'clook p. rr. . vll.: »4 *«h
«J,V • «- oor, 23d st.: IMS «th aye., oor. lith st : «2 Bast
i!; B _^ : 2",7 v.-.m 42d at., between 7t. v i arid «th aye* :
ST.' ,1L 12 5*h si ; 1338 M aye., between 7€t>, «nd 77rn
*i* ; 1"M 3d aye., near Cist at.; 170S J« eve., near BStIJ
r 1 ' 5 « East 123 th « .; 7M» Tremnnt aye.; CSO 3d »v«.,
■*•* aJst at. : t54 Sd eve,; 210 BSeeclur at.
Financial.
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m iti-^ 11 " 10 accept orders or the common stock separately, and
i},™^^ 1 Permit any customer to buy a greater number of
shares of common stock than preferred.
- - The preferred stock as a straight 10% Investment, with the as
surance of Its security made doubly sure by the doubling of the live
and potential assets of the corporation in whose name It stands, Is
superior from the combined standpoint of safety and remunera
tiven £2. 5 to 9J L % °* th Investment opportunities of America.
11 The . cd i dividend requirements of the preferred stock are
limited to only $40,000 a year, already much less than the net
earnings of even the original property, while the completion of
development work to the full producing capacity of the amal
gamated properties contemplates a net Income of ten times the
preferred stock dividend requirements.
Five per cent, has already been paid this year on the 10%
cumulative preferred stock, and another quarterly dividend of 2^i%
will be paid July Ist, over half of that amount having already
accrued to the account of those making an investment In the
preferred stock now.
And with the added revenues to be derived from the newly
acquired holdings, I hereby make the definite and authoritative
announcement that the common stock will Inaugurate the payment
of dividends, and that upon a substantial and highly satisfactory
basis, in the next two or three months. Under the new and im
proved conditions I look forward with renewed and strengthened
expectancy to the fulfilment of my confident prediction that the
common stock, based on Its selling price of $34 a share, will ere the
close of the present year equal the 10% net Investment yield of the
preferred stock, and with another year will double it.
The new status of the property should upon the lowest esti
mate advance the value of the common stock from $34 a share to
its par value of $100 a share, with the prospect of the early com
mencement of highly satisfactory dividend payments. And the
preferred stock, because of the fact that the assurance of its safety
has been made doubly sure, should logically advance to not less
than $150 a share, at which figure It still represents a net Invest
ment yield of 6 2-3%.
Readers of former announcements have been made fully
familiar with the facts concerning the original Norton Oil Com
—with the fact that it has no entanglements and no problems
— with the fact that it has over $150,000 expended upon new and
modern equipments — with the fact that it is financially inde
pendent, in control of the entire situation and is beyond doubt one
of the cleanest cut corporations in America. And with its new
holdings of even larger acreage and greater capacity for develop
ment what may not be said of it by way of fitting eulogy? What
may not be said of Its possibilities? What may not bo said of the
untold millions yet to be uncovered and distributed In the shape of
dividends to Its stockholders?
Callers at my office the other day while this announcement was
being written, having been advised of all the facts concerning the
Norton Oil Company and Its new possessions, subscribed for over
$20,000 worth of the stock, and It is plainly evident to me that the
small amount of this stock which I am now able to offer at the
present quotations will be fully subscribed fer within a very
few days.
•«
I cannot now definitely name the day on which Norton Oil
preferred and common stock will materially advance In price. But
I do definitely say that It will take place In a very few days. I do
definitely say that the price of today represents the lowest price
at which the stock will ever be obtainable.
I must, therefore, In justice to myself reserve the right to
advance the price on this stock at any time without further notice.
However, all orders forwarded immediatelj' at these Quotations will
either be filled or remittance promptly returned.
This Is fair warning. Opportunities the like of this are few
and far between. I advise you to make your lJtial investment or
to increase your Investment at once, and to make it as large as
you possibly can. Take no chances: telegraph me at my expense
immediately upon reading this and indicate the amount of reserva
tion you may desire. Confirmation of order and remittance cover-
Ing same may follow by mail.
Address all communications and make all remittances payable
to me personally.
C. F. KINC
Entire Fourth Floor, Journal Building, Boston, May 19, 1906.
BONDS
of the
STATE OP NEW YORK
yon
CANAL IMPROVEMENT
KAKMPT FROM TAXATION.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions of chapter 147 of the laws of 1908
and chapter 302 of the laws of 1900. sealed
proposals will be received at the office of the
etete comptroller. In 'he city of Albany, until
Thursday. June 14. 1906. at twelve o'clock noon
of that day. for the purchase In whole or In
part of
One Million Dollars in Bonds
to be issued by the people of the State of New
Tork, In either registered or coupon form at
tho option of the purchaser, bearing interest at
the rate of three per cent per annum from
January l. 1908. payable annually on the
first days of January and July of each year,
and the principal payable on the tint day of
January In the year 1966. Principal and In
terest . payable In gold coin of the United
Etates of America, of the present standard" of
weight and fineness, st the Bank of the Man
hattan Company In the city or New York.
Coupon bonds will be issued In the denom
ination of One Thousand Dollars and regis
tered bonds In denominations of One Thousand
and Ten Thousand Dollars.
A sinking fund Is established by law for the *
extinguishment of the Indebtedness created by
the sale of the aforesaid bends and for ths
payment of the Interest thereon as the same
become due.
The Bonds are exempt from taxation.
No proposal will be accepted for less than
the par value of the bonds nor unless accom
panied by a deposit of money or by a certified
check or bank draft upon a bank or trust
company of the city of Albany or New York,
payable to the order of the Comptroller of the
Ftato of New Tork. for at least two per cent
of the par value of the bonds bid for.
All proposals, together with the security
deposits, must be scaled and endorsed "Loan
for Canal Improvement" and Inclosed In a
sealed envelope directed to the "Comptroller
of the State of New York. Albany."
The successful bidder or bidders will be re
quired to pay for the bonds, on the acceptance
of the proposal, by deposit In the bank of the
Manhattan Company In the City of New York
to the credit of "Treasurer of the State of
New York on account of the Canal Fund," of
the amount of the award, together with pre
mium and accrued Interest from January 1,
1806. less the amount of the deposit of such
successful bidder or bidden which will be ap
plied toward the payment for the bonds. All
other deposits will be returned by mail to the
respective bidders within three days after the
bonds have been awarded, unless different in-
Kructtors to the comptroller as to tha return
of the deposit are duly given.
The rotr.ptroller reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids which are not In his
opinion advantageous to the interests of the
ttm&m.
OTTO KEI^SET.
Comptroller.
SUie Comptroller's Office,
Albany. X. T.
May 17. 1008.
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AdT^ttsem^t.ts re.-elved at the following branch offices at
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M, a c. cor. Ed St.: 153 Oth aye., cor. 12th st- ti2 East
14th st 267 Wert 4?<l St., between ah and bth av.s ;
283 West liSth st : 1838 Md aye., between 7Cth and 771h
ets • V*Ja 3d aye.. near «lst St.: 1708 Ist av-.. near «9th
et ; ' 1.'.7 East 125 th nt .. 7f.« Tremont aye.; 060 3d aye..
near 41st at.: 654 3d aye.: 210 Bleecker st.
City Hotels.
4 — ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. prl-
A-» v«t« bath, fl 00 dally; Including roealf, two. |2S
weekly: one, <18. Tins VAN REN; i-in.Ai:u, 15 E. 11th St.
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eve., a. c. cor. 2S<l St.: ISS 0:h aye., cor. lSih St.; US East
)4tb at.; 237 West 42d St.. between 7th and Bth avaa. ;
263 West 12Sth St.; 1838 8d aye., between 7€th and 77th
ets .: 10SK >d »vc, near Cist St.; 1708 Ist aye.. near B9th
ft.; 167 Bast 125 th at.; 7M Trewont aye.; 000 M «>»•..
•Tv *Ut AiIMN » vi.; 210 !«»— m.
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aye.. s c. cor. 23d st.: 153 Bth aye., cor. 12th St.- 92 East
14th at.; 257 West 42d St.. between 7th and Bth ares.;
2»53 West 12f.th st.; 18S8 ?.4 aye., between 76th and 77th
ste. ; 1020 3d aye., near 6lst St.; 1708 Ist aye.. near B»th
rt. : ir.7 Kast 12Mh st ; TRB Tremont are. ; 650 Sd aye
nenr «1«t st.: .V>4 8d aye. ; 210 Bleeekor St.
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flailawannai
DECORATION
DAY TRIPS
NIAGARA 29: Retarnln 2® II
rune till May 31, in
rHLLo dusive • • v
ITHACA (Boat Race), food going May 28-29 ;
Returning till May 31 $6.10
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA., $3.40
MOUNT POCOHO, PA., $4.65
STRCUOSBURG, PA. $3.50
GRESCO, PA .54.20
POCOfiO SUMMIT, PA $4.75
ANALOMIHK, PA., . $3.70
A Special train Trill be run Decoration Day.
leaving- Tobyhanna. Pa., at 7 P. 31.. atopplng
at above mountain resorts and arriving
York at 10:30 P. M.
A beautifully Illustrated book, descriptive of these re
sorts and containing a list of hotels an 1 boarding houses
free, at following Lackawanna Railroad Ticket Offices:
BROOKLYN:
330 Fulton St. 100 Broadway*
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Dally (except Sunday), by Palace Iron Day Line Steam
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Annex, 8; Dr-sbroswa St.. S:40; W. 42d St.. 9- W 120 th
fit.. U:2O A. ?J
MORNING AND AFTKKNOON CONCERTS.
RED BANK. lalEnEa
Leaves Franklin st.. Plrr 34. N. R.. dally, 9 a. m.. 3
p. ni. Suncici>£. ;< a m <>ni\ for Hlrhiandai Hni Bank, etc
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FOR SALE,
One pair Corliss Engines, built by
Wm. A. Harris Steam Engine
Co., size 14x36, in good condi
tion.
I Compound Duplex Worthington
Pump, 14 and 20x12x15.
1 Simple Duplex Worthington Pump
18^x12x10.
1 Steam Freight Elevator, Whittier
Machine type.
■
2 Crane Hydraulic Elevators, hor
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1 50 K. W. Ames Engine and Gen
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Trust Companies.
Executor Trustee
Chartered 181 L
The. Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street,
Branch, 475 Fifth Avenue
2^-w York.
Administrator - Guardian
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO.'S
Name Chanced to
FULTON TRUST CO.
aist May, 1906.
SINCE the Real Estate Trust
Company of Xe\c York was
organized in 1890, many Real
Estate companies > have been
formed ; hence "Real Estate" in the
title of a company carries with it
to-day the association of real estate
trading.
The Real Estate Trust Company
of New York at the present time
transacts the ordinary business of
a Trust Company, allowing interest
on deposits and acting as trustee,
guardian, executor, etc.: it no long
er does a real estate commission
business and owns no real estate,
except in a trust capacity; and in
order that the title of the Company
may not be misleading — the Real
Estate Trust Company of New York
assumes this day, by authority of
law, the corporate name
Pulton Trust Co. of New York
30 Nassau Street
Surrogates* Notices.
gMITH. CATHARINE T.— IN PURSUANCE
of an order of Hon. Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate
of th© County of New York, bearing date May 15. 1906.
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
e*calr.it Catharine T. Smith, late of the Oountjr of N"w
Tcrk. dereasrd, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to th« sv.bscribers, at their place of transacting
business, at the law office of John A. Amundson, No. 1441
Broadway. Borough cf Manhattan. In tho City of New
York, on or before the Slst day of November. 1906.
Dated New York, the 16th day of May, IWG.
JOHN H. MURPHY. JOHN A. AMUNDSON. JOHN E.
STIUL\VEIJ>. Executors.
John A. Amundson. Attornry for Executors. No. IM
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, New Tork City.
JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of
Kew York, notice la hereby given to all persons having
claims against Cella Bachrach. late of the County of New
Tork, deceased, to present the same with vouchers there
of to the subscribers at their place of transacting business
at the office of Heyn and Covlngton, No. 60 Wall Btre«t
Borough of Manhattan. In the City of New Tork, on or
before the 30th day of November next.
Dated New Tork, the 17th day of May, 1008.
JUUIt'S OOLJ>SCHMIDT. HERBERT A. HETX Ex
ecutors.
HEYN AND COVINOTON. Attys. for Executors. 60
Wai! St.. Borough of Manhattan. New Tork City/
TN PURSUANCE OF .„, ORDER OF HOK
•*• Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
Tork, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against John C. Rein, i&te of the County of New Turk
deceased, to present tbe same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers at our place of transacting busineaa it
the efflce of Marx ft Sullivan. No. 61 Park Row M.S
hattan Borough, in the City of New Tork, on or' hTfnrl
the 14th day of August next °* rar *
Dated New Tork. the 3rd day of February. 180&
ANDREW' WOU, } Executors.
MARX ft SfLUVAN. Attorneys for Executors. 90 World
Building. Manhattan. New Tork Cltr.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fltzeerald, a Surrogate of the County of
New York. Notice is hereby given to all persons having
olalma against George C. Cook, late of the County of New
Tork, deceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof
to thr subsr-rtber, at her place cf transacting business.
No. 11l Broadway, in the City of New Tork, on or before
the Bth day of November next.
Dated New York, the 4th day of May. 190 G.
LIZZIE B. COOK. Administratrix.
SHEPARP A HOfOHTON, 111 Broadway, New Tork
City, Attorneys for Administratrix.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County of
New Tork. notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Frank B. Harris, late of the County of
New Tork. deceased, to present the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, at Its place of transacting busi
ness. No. 4t> Wail Street. Rorough of Manhattan, In the
City of New York, on or before the first day of October
next.
Dated Npw Ycrk. the second day rt March. 1906.
THE METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, Executor.
EPEIK 4 BARTLETT, Attorneys for Executor, 82 Wall
Street. Borough of Man!\itta.n. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County of
New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Robert Stekels, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the sin*, with vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber at his p'.aro of transacting business. No.
85 Barclay Street. In the City of New York, on or before
the Ist day of December next.
Dated New York, the 10th day of May. 1900.
JOHN K. ELJ>RIDGB, Executor.
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Atty. for Executor. No. 71 Nassau
St.. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York notice' Is hereby given to all persons having claims
ae-'tist Law-son G. Ilumington. late of the County of New
York deceased to present the samp, with vouchers
• hereof to the subscriber at her place of transacting busi
ness at the oin.-« ot William F. yuHrlry. No. 340 Broad
way! in the City of New York, on or before tha 15th day
° mm t tt l cd l *Sew e5 the 3rd day of April. 1806.
Daiea .>e MABEL 8. ODELI* Executrix.
WILLIAM F. Qri'"!!>EY. Attorney for Executrix. 846
Broadway, Boioucb of Manhattan, City of New York.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate) of the County of
New York, notice is hereby, given to all persons having
claims aicainst Joseph Huber, late cf the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers there
of, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting busi
ness, at the office of Gn«tav Lange. Jr.. No. 257 Broad
way, in the Cltr of. New York, en or before the 4th day
of September next.
Dated New York, the 23d day of Februßry. 1900.
FRANCIS HT.'BER, JOSEPH HUEER. Jr.. Executors.
GUSTAV LANGE, Attorney fcr Executors. 25T Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate or the County of
N?w York. Notice is hereby Riven to all persons having
claims a^Eirst Fannie B. Kellogg, late of th«« County of
New York deceased, to present the came with vouchers
thtreof to the subscriber, at his place of transacting
bu?ln<-?s at the <<'!icp of Percy Jackson, No. .11 Nassau
S:reet In the Borough of Manhattan, in the City of New
York, on or before th- 22nd <!ay of November, next. Dated
New York, the 11th day of May, I."""
FRFJDEnifK K. TROWBRIDGE, Executor.
PERCY JACKSON, Attorney for Cxacotor. 31 Nassau
Street. Borough of Manhattan. N. Y. City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
-■• Frank T Fltsgeral*. i Surropats nt the County of
Ke-w York, notice is hereby Riven to all persons having
claims aialntl Charles H. I'ohlman. otherwise Ohrln
ttan H Pohlman. lute of the County of New York. do
ci-as"d to present me same, with vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, at his piace of transacting business. No.
•06 Broadway, ii. the City of New York, on or before
the 7th day of November next.
Dated New York, the :Bth day of April. l? 06.
JOHN P. SCHUCHMAN. Executor.
European Advertisements^
J»Y OIIDEII OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE
late Wllbprforce Bryant, Esq.. decease*.
STOKE PARK, STOKE POSES. BUCKS.
About two miles from Slough Station, on the main G.
V,: line: 80 minutes from town. One of the most t^miritii
apots in the home counties, near the famous Kurnham
Beeches. Only lour miles from Windsor, nnd within easy
reach of As-ot and Virginia Water The mansion. uneof
the etately homes of Kngland, la of classic design. * t * na 9
Ing Bom.- 300 feet above Rea level, and l contains a " !t « or
stately halls, reception rooms, about 3o bed and d res'^B
rooms, and live bathrooms. The Brand deer park Is ab«it
S;W a.-res In extent, and believed to b« one of the oldest In
England, part of the old Windsor Forest. It Is stuJded
with a wealth of magnificent forest trees, and Is «>*}•«{
with a famous head of deer. The charming ornamental
waters, comprising the up»i>er and lower lakes, and the
gardens are perhaps without rival In the county. Tie
remainder of the estate Is about 220 acres. In all about
630. Included In the cale Is an Elizabethan manor house
and a reputed lordship of the manor.
MESSRS. CTTRTIS AND HENBON
are Instructed by the Executors to offer the abotre
RESIDENTIAL ESTATE or Wednesday, 27th
June, it the Mart, E. 0.
Illustrated particulars of Messrs. WILSON. EIU3TOW.
AND CARPMAEU Solicitors, 1. COPraAU, BIHUIV
INCB, a C: or of the Aoctloasefs. 0, aKXINT-ATRKKT.
QROivUNOk BQUiMX. VOmi»OK. W.
Trust Companies.
<* TRUST OS **
«!.-. f;«:o\nvt \v
ITH AYE. AND MTH bTTRF r r
KM) WEST 135 TH ST.. W. F. Lewis. Jlgr.
THIRD ATE. AND 14STH ST.. Joha Baaxbey. Mgr.
Safe Deposit Vaults at All Offices.
Letters off Credft Issued. Foreign
Drafts and Travelers' Checks Sold.
Money Cabled or Telegraphed to
•II parts of the world.
CHARLES T. BARNEY. President.
FRGD'K V. EU>RIDOB, Ist V.-P.
JOSEPH T. BROWN. 24 V.-P.
B. I* ALLEN*. 3d V.-P.
WILLIAM TIRNBIfLL. 4th V.-P.
FRKDK GORE KINO. Secy * Trees.
J. UeLEAN -WALTON, Ant. Sec'jr.
HARRIS A. DTTNN. A*st. Treasurer.
TRUST DBPAKTMSBT.
WILLIAM B. RANDALL. Trust CKBcer.
H. M. DE I.ANOJE. A»»t. Trust OOcer.
Summer Retorts.
mm*, is THE mmmi
ol Orange, BuMvan, Ulster and Delaware Counties. N. T..
on the
New York. Ontario A Western »7-
If yon are seeking a SUMMER HOME tor your family
la a region of absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST.
8,000 feet above the sea. with pure air. P«*«_ WBtt $ I '£!?
milk, no malaria of mosquitoes, and within Three 0 " 1 ™
Rlfie from New York— country heartily reeoairnandaa oy
physicians— send 0 cents for postage to the anew
signed, or call and get free at office? b-low K»-
LV ILLUSTRATED BOOK. "HUMMER HOMES. ot *3
paxes. It *lyes a list of over 1.000 Hotels. Fann»aaa
Boarding Houses, with their location, rates ox ■*"*"?•
facilities, attractions, etc Vacation Bureau at 423 Broao-
'new TORK— 423. 1334. 17S» ?JS**!2J-,J5
Nassau it.. IB Park Place. »7 4th »▼*.. ** 9**J
aye.. 2709 3d ava.. 105 West l»th St.. 18- 6th aye,
Ticket offices. Franklin and West 42d •*■£•*'**••• _^ __
IN BROOKLYN — Court St.. 479 Ncstrand a**.. ew.
Macon st. : SOO Broadway ; Eagle Offlce. M _ fc— _ -.
On May 26th. 27th. 28th and »^ E J cu^ lo i-i ek £LJ:
reduced rates will be sold at 425 Broadway. *£* *™»fr
way. 56 Beaver at.. 4 Court st., Brooklyn. weanawMß
and ferry offices, errtn? an opportunity of * ! %*?? 3 i*J£Z
lectlng a Summer home and also enjoy to* a ,5 a3 Vf-™,, 18 s
In this delightful region. Tickets good peturnlll » May Slst.
Traffic Manager. £0 Beaver at.. IT. T.
VWW TOsML
The best place to spend your sumwer Tacatlon Is la lit
historic picturesque and healthful
CATSKILL fIOUNTAINS.
Over 1.000 hotels and boarding; houses te this flslJ*BtI«»
region, with 'ts private parks and cottage life.
THE ULSTER & DELAWARE R. R.
ill Inaugurate Its oomplete summer schedule for the sea
son of 1906. Sunday. June 17th.
Hbtcurslon tickets at one fare for round trip will besoM
by West Shore Ticket Agents from New York and BrpoSß
]yn from May »th to 26th. inclusive via Ulster A Dela
ware R. R.. to all points In tbe CatsklU Mag n »»-**; 2*JJ»
tickets will be food for return trip until May list tnela-
Vjnd 8 cents postage for Illustrated Bummer Book, with
■nap of the CatskilTa and list at hotels and boards**
illlllSSS
N. A. SIMS,
Gen'l Passenger Agt.. Kingston. N. T.
THE GRAND HOTEL,
CATSKILL. MOUNTAINS. N. T.
Opens June 27th. Through Ooach and Drawing Roca
ear service from New York. Altitude over *000 ftet.
Passenger elevator to all floors. Unexcelled cuisine.
Rooms singly or en suite, with private baths. <3olf.
Booklet. Apply to Alfred Elliott, Manager. Hicks Bide..
N. E. Cor. Broadway and 2*th St. (elevator 2Sth St..
entrance). New York: telephone 4748 Mad. until June Tit*.
after that date address The Grand Hotel Company. Hl«h
mount P. 0., N. Y.
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL
CATSKHX. M. T.
Will open In June, under new management. Private
baths have been added, and many improvements are now
being made. Send for Illustrated booklet New Tork rep
resentative will call with floor plane and photographs.
Address FRANK N. ROGERS. Manager. CatsUll. N. T.
The Hotel Frontenae
1.000 Islands. St. Lawrence River
OPENS JCVE lffTH.
A magnlflrent Hotel, delightfullr situated on an Island
In the St. Lawrence River. The favorite water for motor
boats and boat racing- Fishing, rowing and all aquatlo
sports. An extremely picturesque nine-hole golf course
free to guests of the hotel: also tennis and other sports.
For booklet and full Information, address
C. G. Trussell. Manager, Frontenae. N. Y.
(Also Mgr. Bon Air. Augusta. Ga.). or
New Tork City office. 289 Fourth Aye.. Town and. Country
Bureau.
RED SWAN INN,
WARWICK. ORANGE CO.. X. T-
Opens June 15th: only 66 mllej from the city; qnlet re
fr.ed. homelike: electric lights, steam heat, private bath*,
elevator: our own garden; excellent table: finest GOLF
COI'RSE; beautiful drives: delightful climate. Address
for booklet until May 29th. C. M. BARTLETT. ears Bart*
lett Inn. Lakewocd. N. J.
CEDAR CLIFF INN,
MONROE. ORANGE CO., X. T.
A lake resort cmonc t*e hills. 900 feet elera.laa. 4»
miles from Ne-r York. Suites with bath, steam heat,
gas. Fishing, boating, bathing, music, all amusements;
100 acres of park; own garden. Open June IS. Booklet.
\V. M. HAIGHT.
PROSPECT HOUSE,
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS. N. T.,
Will open Thursday, June 28th.
New Tork bookins office. Metropolitan Bldg . l Madlsea
Aye.. Room 5004.
D. P. HATHAWAY, Proprietor.
See Long Island It. R. Time Tables.
DITTCHFBS HDXB.
SOtTHERN PORTION BEKKSHUKB.
MIZZEN TOP HOTEL
AM) COTTAOEB.
QI'AKEU HILL. PAWLING. N. T.
Nearest High-Class Mountain Resort to New Tork City.
Only 90 Minutes from Grand Central Station. SlermUoa
200 'golf tennis, orchestra, booklet.
WILLIAM SMITH O'BfllEN, Proprietor.
Representative at Hotel Gotham. N. V.. May 15-31.
ADIRONDACKS.
WHITEFACE IHN, LAKE PLACID, H. Y.
f'nen June 15 10t'3. Write for booklet. HARRINGTON
KILLS, Mgr.. The Grafton. Washmjun. Vk C
MONONOTTO IKX A!fD COTTAGES.
FISHERS ISLAND. N Y. Open Jane ISth.
7 miles seaward. A rare combination of seashore and
countr-- llf» Ho-iklet.
Address G. L. Hori'ES. Uethlehem. Perm.
GRAND VIBW MT. HOUSE. E. Wlndham. N. T..
Catskilla. Ftneet location; 115 acrwi; view 5 States;
eleva. 3 000 ft. : refined surroundings; 110 up. A. J. OAUER
1- i:iJCOANTL.T FT.*RNISHED APARTMENT, prl
. vate Lath. $1.00 dally; Including meala. two. t3S
weekly; one. $15. THE VAN RENi SELAER. IS E. 11th et.
coxNßcncirr.
THE ¥lTO>:
v.ATKr.urnv. CONN.
OPEN ALi. TEAK
"the Most Attractive Hotel in New England."
167 ROOMS. 70 BATH*. FIREFROOr.
Boautlful Srcnrrj. Fine Drive*.
An Ideal Summer Resort, and the favorite stopping
place for AutomobUlsts en route for the Berkuhlres.
Bostou and all New England points.
Send for booklet. ALMON C. JUDD. Ugr.
MAINE.
Tlic Malvern Hotel
AJID COTTAQC3.
BAR HARBOR. MAINE.
Opens July 1. Mad for booklet.
XX n t.ST O. QatO U Manager,
Cax« TJw aMtaaaH «• W*«t 4»U St. M. T.
Summer Resorts.
CHALFONTE,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. X
Ob ta* Baaea. nrepr-wc
■cafl ssr Usararasa
tarn IKIW COatTAJFT.
HADDG;< HALL.
ATLANTIC crrr. K. *
AtWATS OPEN ON OCaUJff fHOHT.
Coarteoas Attention. Homelike 3qiinns«asji
_ *y.-«TT Comfort.
Booklet tad Calendar on ap?)Mattaß»
leeds * UFKNCOTT.
HOTEL DENNIS,
-■_ ' ATLANTIC crrr. it. J.
Open all the year.
Fireproof addition of 100
Room* and halts.
Hot tad cold sea water ta rrtvat» hart*
WALTER J. BTJ23T.
HOTEL BTJPOIT.
ATL.\XTC CITT. SETT Jlllll.
Directly an Beach. Local and la** 4!»taae» MMM
la rooms. American and European pl*» «•» MB Tl-w
rooms. ICO suttee with private isa water batfca. O—--♦
tra. Capacity t.OOO. Special Sprtnir rates. New T--r* H-? .
Tows and Country Bureau. 2§» 4th At?., » A. M. as •
P. at Fnoae CM Oramerey. CHAS. K. atTaWA Owaac
SEASIDE HOUSE,
Atlantic City. N. J. .
Best Location en the Ocean Front.
F. E. COOK * SON.
Haiti TBATHOBE AT^ |C
OrarlcoklßC the Oeasa. Open all tfca j*±r.
TRATXORB HOTEL CO.
CHA*. <X afABQUKTTK. XX S. V>"HXTa.
Haaagar. Fi«Mal
ALLENHUR9T INN
AND COTTAOaB.
ALLENHUR3T, N. X.
_ .. — 17111I 7111 °*** May JOth. lam
BxKsr OS* Town and Country, 3S» faerC: *r%
FtvA A. Daenneyer. Prop. A. L. >U-*k. M*tn
Late Hotel St. Besfi.
SOMERSET INN
AND BIGHT COTTAGES. BT«!tAMa*n 3*. t,
« dies from New V k. oa Tsiiaiisaai K. hi <rta W.
■r«. Christopher or Barclay St. F»rry. Atata<3% Sob !m.
Opens Hay 18. BIN. R. PHITLPB. Uuiftr,
Tilsfasai 13. Bsnavajsvflkm.
BHQDB rSIfcOT).
WATCH HILL, R. I.
OCEAN HOUSE
OPEN EARLY IN JUNE.
For Booklets address
WATCH HILL HOUSE
OPEN JUNE JOTH.
Fer all dsatred Information slUiaai
nABYCT & BsXKnMaX
XEB2XOST.
BQXSIj^OJT
MANCHESTER, Vermont
M. O. OKYIS. Mir.
Booking Office. X E. 4»th at. The Lsnsna
Water Depot. 15 W. B way. TeL «m run.
tnwens,
Virginia Hot Springs .
raw tobk orncx. us warm Arm.
Waten. baths. tote!s aad sceaety aetriier« etrnall^V
Rheumatism, goat and nervous Itlwasss eared. CaaspaMa
hydrotherapeutlc apparatus. Japanese ana parlor, —at
swimming pool, fine livery and outdoor nasMiasa. TaU
NSW HOUSSBTEAD. modern la the strictest saaje sad
patronUed by the highest class, a* naqnssrl— assy the
finest all year round resort hotel la America. Broasnr
office with direct N. T. wire.
Tbe Chesapeake ft Ohio Railway
•Hows stop-over at Covlngton. Vs.. «a tatoock ttaaas) »»
'lnnatl. Unxlsvllle. Chicago. St Loots ana th-> Weal.
tar side trip to Virginia Hot Springa.
Pullman compartment car. via Washtnxtsa, leawsa X. T.
•':15 p. m.. arrives Springe *HO a. . teu. ■keasfa tia*.
Bzouratoa tickets at C. * O. o«ce. MS a>naaaaj; eaassa
Pacua. R. R. sad eoanedßS Unea
FRED BTBRRT. sfsnsi>. Bet G?t~s\ Va,
MOUNT POCONO. Delaware Watw Ofte*
Btroadsburft*. Cresco, Pocooo Summit, Atj.j
mink — Pennsylvania Summer Resorts. aaafer>
motion at 429 Broadway. New Tork Ctty.
CAHAPA.
nuuiiiiesii
Citations.
rpHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF IWW
York, by the Grace of God Frt# and MMBaaato
To Eon. Otto Kelsey. New York, State OaaytreUar: OJma>
Bourn Green. Individually and aa Executor of and Trassa*
under ike Last wi 1 and Testament of .Andrew- HasweU
Green deceased; Martin Green; Timothy Rugglea Ctmo,
Individually ar.l as Executor of and Trusts* under th»
Last Will and Testament of Andrew Bagwell Gr»<a. 4s
eeased; William Ogden Qreen. Individually and aa Bassa»
tor of ana Trustee undar toe Last Will and Teataaasat c:
Andrew Harwell Green, deceased; Hwimal Martin <aMa*>
individually and as Executor of and Troata* under taa
Last Will and Testament of Andrew HasweU Green, de
ceased; Nathan \Vi>:ii:::<> Green. Individually aai ••
Executor of and Tru*t«e under the Last Will and TeSaV
ment cf Andrew HasweU Green, deceased; Julia. EttTShetll
Green; Lucy Maria Green: Mary Ruggles Oreaa Owes:
Mary Pomeroy Green; Olivia Ureen B*Jrd; Andrew Emi
Green; Warner Green Balrd: Katherlne Green Batrd;
<!red iSre-.T.; Lydia Green: Thomas Dudley Grata; HHnaai
Btuart Green; Andrew Haswell Green; Lucretla Peoli
Green: Rev. Lelghtoa Williams; Amertoaa Unlliiiaallaa
Society of Worcester. Massachusetts: Clark TTntversttr «£
Worcester. Massachusetts; Isabella HeUnatb, of New Tot*
City: William Ilamsey: and James B. Rathbcne. Tiaajr
A- Haven and Mathiaa H. Arnot. as Exeeittora of tb* Las*
Will and Testament of Marlanna A. Ogden, deceased, un
to all persons interested In the Estate of Andrew Harwell
Green, lata of th* County of New York, deceased, aa
creditors, legatees, next of kin or otherwise* send areas-
Ing: Tou &nd each of you are hereby cited and repaired
personally to be and appear feef >r- our Surrogate af ta*
County of New York, at the Surrogates' Court of saM
County, held at th- County Court House In the CAuary of
New York, on the sth day of June. 19U6. at half-past tsa
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. then and that* v»
attend a Judicial settlement of the account of in in isilliiga
of O.iver Bourn Green. Timothy Rug-gla Green. WUllam
Ogden Green. Samuel Martin Green and Nathan WUllaaa
Green, as Executors of the Last Will and Testament of
said deceased : and sues, of you as are hereby cited as are
under the are of twenty-one years are required to asaaar
by your guardian, it you hava one. or If you have none.
to appear and ap7>lv tcr oise to be appointed, or ta to*
event of your neglect or failure to do so. a guardian wtH
be appointed fey the Surrogate to represent and act for
you in the proc*e. J .lng.
In Testimony TYfcersofi We have caused the Seal of th»
Surrogates' court of th« said O>unty cf New Tork to b->
hereunto affixed. Wltneaa. Hon. Frank T. Fita
[L. S.] SJsiaK. a Surrogate of cur said County, at tke>
County it New York, the 17th day of April, la
the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sts.
DANIEL J. DOWDXHT.
Clerk of the Surrogate.' Court.
BACKETT. McQt'AID A- STEVENS. Attorneys for Ex
ecutors. K-4 Nassau St. (Tribune Bldg.). New Yarav
fPIIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OP NEW
Tort, by the Grace of God Free aai Ir.depenlent: T»
Elizabeth Lewi*. Emily J. Tuckley. Ebeaeaer Lewis. It
ha be living: and If ha be dead, bis widow, child, or chii
dren. or descendants. if any such there be. the legatees,
«eviste» heirs und nest of kin of Robert Lawia. lUresssaV
aend creeling : Wbereaa. Eli*at*th Lewis, cf The City at
Sew To-k has lately applied to tae :*arrocate's Court off
our County of New Vcra. to have a certain instrument la
writlnß. reUtir.R to bota real and personal property, duly
proved as the loak VVi:: n:\.t Testament Of Robart Lewis,
late of the Ctounty of New York, deceased. Therefore you
and each si yua are cl:cd to appear before the Surrogate
of our County of New Tork. at his office In the County of
New York, on the 13th day of June, one thousand nlae
hundred and sta, at half-past ten o'clock In the torcaooa
of that day. t:>-n and there to attend the probate of th»
said last Hi i and Testament. And such of you as are
hereby cited, as are under the age of twenty -one years*
are required to appear by your guardian. If you have oaav
or If you have none, to appear and apply tor one to W
appoint^!, or In th» event or your negieet or fallvra) to
do so. a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to
represent and act far you in the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Seal of ta*
Kurrosats's Court of the said County of Haw
[I» S. ) Turk, to be hereunto aAsed. Witness. ftta
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of our saM
County of New to*, at raid "County, ihe ISta 4ay of
April. In the jear at our Lord one the •_•*:• cine kaaaaHl
and six. ■ DANIEL. J. DOWDSET.
Cterk if the Surrogate's Court.
JOHN* K. PARRAR Petltionera Attorney. ww * il -