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'fibers Say Montreal Is Getting
4 Vftr Tori's Export Trade.
o » the Profluce Exchange identified ,
jfga!*r* ' i , ri aX( « ptoamßrilp trades "held a i
,#. l 6* st ■ .eh th«» ii version of the '
?&* , . this r^rt to Montreal, owing to •
"f£2- tT *^l t rates quoted bf the railroads to the
BfaT*"^^. «ssa discussed, and a sj>eciaJ com- t
<****" ~ aw I "*'**''' to confer \rtth the officers of !
ff** ***„„,, railroad* and tr>- to Induce them to j
•♦ tr * 1 concessions on inland »rrain rates to this
J5J 51 *" r r th!« ».c— --'v '.nation, in addition to th« j
B» sS -* rIKr lX c -; in business, the White Star Line j
I""*-!* «ri-- <N * ( ' th * wlthdr " w<u of fly» freight i
c' pp * e (ttwin , ers from 1«« New York-Liverpool !
j»T3*f Jo^- er Rrain rates to Montreal amount
ia**v!_ iv an <j 4 cents a b'.ishel. and since I
vttT^c?^^ cipbt TOllllon bushels of grain j
*" ehlpp" from Montreal, as *Kaln*t only
l«* *J* jniUion bushels from New York.
•S* 1 r;nF xra* rrr^idod over by Weldinjr Rtng.
***"• of o>* At.out fifty members j
james F. Parltcr. formerly chairman of
'■"''_„.■ ■■*. ■ ■'.■ ■■ ■'■' ■ transportation, said he
***""' i«3«nr»er art occasion on which the *•_<-
•*«,_£ jrrresT.tcd its needs to the railroads
; ""... latt* 1 " te* not met v halr tray. i
S* 2 Tj^-!ttec BBpotated to confer -with the rail- i
*** « r 4"» "consists of the follorwing:: J. "Ward J
r* l r^j-^an : James F. Parker. Yale Klip*-- ,
«^[:. . and A. C. Patterdtt. TTw |
W* *'j,'c^~rtr'c^ ri '- s the International Mercantile j
*.** Corr.psv.y.
»*^ lisS waited to have the committee on trade
f^TmortattoP of the exchange included in the
■' id ' but this jiroposliion was voted j
GG * Sl^ ii* ur-dcrjitood. however, that the tiro com
*!^a idll act in conjunction.
-*p orly ot * of l >r ctest at the meeting; was
\ f fi jjy E:y Bcraays. a pram exporter, who
PSK "-- ts taxrw what it was expected to accom-»[
V^, f.v tfl'.ir.s: 'he railroads something: they »i- |
*% knew. "What we taajjht to do,' he added, |
: *j. K:rin o^t in the open and take vp the issue j
"*-»r arii squarely witli the railroads. ].•: the
kaow i:.at the export trade of the Port of
£?Tarfc te being f-ndanscred t>r the rate dis- j
in favor of Montreal. I don't want to
~~asn!ze the railroads.- but I !ieve in letting j
be known, and that is why I say. 'Let us I
'as* out to tbe open.' "
tt , nnir^day the staadtaai committees of the
•aßabe Excher.ce for the ensuing year will b« ap- |
It i- a understood that Charles }■'. Coffin '
r be cliairman of the oommittee on trade and
— jascrtMiCß. !r - CofSn is at present in Europe.
a i his aiwawe J. Ward Warner will act as i
asporarv chairman.
WSHiyGTON LIFE STATEMENT OUT.
{gjiuiy Shows Balance of $362,563 Over
Receipts and Disbursements.
Ac Ka'.eTnent of the Washington Life Insurance
r^jsay for the year ended December "'■ last, as
BOltd by the New York Insurance Department
j»r examination. *=hows total assets of $15,6f5.942
t^ a reFPn c on policies, additions and annuities
f'JT.MS.4"J. Tbe company now lias in force V -
EB f- tesxffaaofc Th*> income from premiums
j-Tj «», e year was JC^^,44?. from interest Jsp6o.-
Cinfl from rentals JST^.TOt. The company paid
££4otli ditais SS93LS3. in maturity cndowm<?r.ts
E."^£Ei It: dividends Jll^.TT*;. iking with other
sss, a tola! paid to policy holders of jr.rsi.iO.^.
5t TWi.l expenses of management were J353.C7.
aitise pexX largest Item of cane— was taxes
rittper.se S on rea! estate, 1115,553. On its cash
mtfit tad «ii.'V.urfcer.ients for the year the com
ar fijpv. ■? a balance of J56C.563.
Tw r«T"'rt states that the present mans p^rrio r.t
insthst too larce a proportion of it? aeeets ar«
ixii ta real estate, ar-.d tbat since the last ex
mmr of the company, in li^M. six pieces have
tespoye^ of. Th<» home office building was
G*a at JS.ST.6OS. The company's action in de
m not to difOTibut* dlridfnd* to po»cyholders
kffcm upheld by the ppecia! counsel of the de-
BBssaat TmaiestsM - lor new l,u«=ineEs has been
If? ■fttbta the margir. e!!ok«jJ by law.
MORSE FLEAOS NOT GUILTY.
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CCUKT BARS CLOSING OF FERRIES,
tere Ke".!y. o£ the Supreme Court. Brooklyn.
Malar c*:ided that the bondholder? of tlw<
Fttv Coir.pajiy cannot have five of the
•kk lerr:- 1 ? of tbc cenrem cored up. An appli-
Eoriraf e-£c? recently on b€ha!f of the receiver
<Sa car-err, acting for the holders of W^DO,OM
'^i rf bonct cf the ferry company, for permis
«s to Bop the ferric*. He .-aid that they
*s being cperated at a loss. Justice Kelly <3e-
BstisKt they Ehoold be operated untfl the Bale of
of Use company on June 2>.
NEW CITY DIRECTORY OUT.
Trow Directory Company ha? just published
fcfcfc^ss aid tra-i* directorie« for the grcatf-r
•irlBrJW Ther* are two vcli:m<?f. giving m-
r^garcins all fly* boroughs, and th«
f-ae tssfiairiZ ■the tafonnalka in Manhattan an<l
' w Bans. Both vo!urii<?s are considerably larger
*» a jrev:fi:s years, and O*w* sre eeveral • ( w
taasssi - • making 1t prssiH* tr> discover at a i
ie» the name of rvery todlvMual or firm m
■*>■ - BTiy trade or proteMlon ih» f h ** atrainM :
•*•/■' DM ■ to mm* into the net of" the can- j
*■** icr the cirectori'-F.
i tfiSilior. to Use c'.aFsifi<-at!nn= Ifip many
*«Rd profeasions, fach volume contain* Ftr»>et
•*»«» <:r^cTorif? of the territory covered.
The Hotel nd
i Resort Columns
: of
The Tribune
? £ v be taken »vs an a.v
!h *ntic guide to the best
\ lßt hotels of the Ea.st.
i accommodations and
1 £nv iron merit a^re such as
* ll! appeal most strong!'/ to
Irvine readers.
Ar »r hotel cdvertised will
j booklet en request.
STJBREin)ER GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS.
Chemical National Betnrns All and Ameri
can Exchange Part of Funds.
Th« Chemical National Bank has surrendered Ma
ruWic deposit to the United States Treasury and
the American Exchange National Bank has sur
rendered part of its deposit. These two Institu
tions are the only national banks in this city
which do not pay interest on deposits, and in re
turnlnp the funds to the government they are act
ins; in pursuance of the policy long followed by
them. The Chemical was a temporary depository,
so that a!] of th« government money lodged with
it would have been subject to the interest charge
tinder the n*sw emertrenry currency law, which the
Secretary of the Treasury ha* decided to fix at 1
par cent for the use of such funds.
The. American Exchanpe Is on© of the regular
depositories, in which the government deposits
funds for its convenience as to its revenue receipts
and its disbursements, these funds being In the
nature of a checking account, and the new law
imposing- no interest charge on them. It is under
stood that the American Exchange National Bank
retains this deposit and has surrendered its tem
porary deposit.
ORDEEED TO EXAMINE BANK AGAIN.
State Department to Decide on Hesumption
of Mechanics and Traders'.
Justice Bianchard ordered the State Banking
T'Tarirrient yesterday to make c supplemental ex
amination of the Mechanics and Traders" Bank
and report bo the Supreme Court as to the pro
priety of its reEumins business.
The order permits the reduction of the bank's
capita! stock from PJO.W to $I.oo\ooo. and au-
I the slockhoi<i.-rs to place the stock un
■ control of the three voting trustees, Ifor
pi:i J. OBrior.. Edward If. Grout and William IL
Er.Rlish. It also allows the bank lo procure a loan
of ILWt.tW fron. t!io BqnttaMa Trust Company.
. rder provideF. further, for the election of
a new board of directors and new officers by Urn
rottafj trustees. To this end a special meeting of
tbe f; K-kholders of the bank has been called for
Ti-.e near future. It Is generally understood that
Edward M. Grout «rfll be elected president, to
mecaed Dawld A. BaHhraja.
The ovder provMea for the reduction of the board
of directors from twonty-nve to twenty members.
The receivers ;ire directed to withdraw from the
Farmers" l.ioan an<l Trust Company and the Metro-
Trust Company one-third of tjje total
amount A- j-osited to the credit of the temporary
receivers and ilmwsfl It arttb the Equitable Trust
Con.!*: Eqnltabee Trust Company is named
{is an addttionsJ <:epositary- The directors have
pistil"" of S2 per cent of the bank's depos
iiors to the deferred payment plan.
THOMAS SUIT UNSUCCESSFUL.
Defendant Had Transferred Newport Prop
erty Before Attachment.
TBy Telejrraph to The, Tribune.!
ye a, port, K. 1.. June l«. — the suit brought by
the. National Bank of North America, of New Tork.
against Edward R. Thomas, a former summer resi
dent of Newport, the Jury in the Superior Court
brought in i verdict for the defendant to-day, as
he hus no property in Newport on which the. bank
could mnJv«> claim.
The bank sued to recover on a promissory note
for 550.000. which had been given by Mr. Thomas
for a loan that he had negotiated for with Charles
'.v Morse, vic€-president of the bank at that time.
Th* note was defaulted a.nd the summer home of
the Thomases in Newport was attached. It was
shown at the trial that Mr. Thomas bad transferred
his Newport property to Mrs. Thomas some time
prerio-js to the date of the attachment. The deed,
however, was not recorded until afterward.
TO REPAY ALLEGHENY BANK LOSSES?
Report in Pittsburg That Cashier Will Re
cover Funds from Mysterious Source.
fßy Telegraph to The Trlrmr.e.l
r-ttS-rr June IG— The city of PIItSbUTS; and th«
6»ta.te of Pennsylvania will be repair) from some
mysterious source the B.BMB.DM which was thought
to have been lost utterly by th« complete wrecking
of the Allegheny National Bank, according to a
report here late' to-day. Mayor Guthrie. after a
conference with the personal attorney of "William
Montgomery, the cashier, who is in jail rave out
an interview to-day, in effect that the city's
SLSXUXB would 1- returned coon. State Treasurer
Steals has received similar promise? for the states
missing J^JO-O" 11 . but nothing as to from where the
mori ey will come ha* been made public.
.... that Montgomery has forced a
political faction with which, it is alleged, he was
affiliated, to come to the front, under threats of
p>posur« when he comes to trial.
3EOOKLYN BANK TO REOPEN SOON.
Court Approves Plan Which Includes liqui
dation of International Trust.
The r -„-., BaTik will reopen some time next
•*-«** and International mart Company, of
Bror .^ !yT , 4 wWc i, doFPd its doors at the same time,
w : ; , lp , r nff *-.= creditors and probably g^ into vol
nntarVliquidalion. it was announced by S. Btan
wood v Menken of Philbin. B^ekman &■ Menken.
lawv^ c ,, a ,t night. Mr. Mrak^n got the consent
of Justice Belt?, in the Supreme Court, sitting tin
Hudson v^sterday. to ■ plan which involves the
purcS of all Brooklyn Bute stock by the Inter-
Mflonal Tnj^ Coropanr. the transfer of all Inter
national Trust assets except Brooklyn Bank slock
" "rUoWvn sank, the reopenlne of the latter
; p£ : n t.tfon on ".Tune 23 and the probable liquidation
of the truFt company. •
Mr M-nken said the T>ank had arranged for a
loin Ot $600,000 from .-., Metropolitan Trust Com
n-flv »nd arcordin* to a Ftarement made to jas
[^-B-t-s murtay. it *rtll have J1.722.617 91 In cash
_;*- |t r ; oP eTi ? . Th» total UabiUties of the two
7Xnuxi^. aecoMink to the same statement, re
quire payments of ».7fi7.?sft 79.
AMERICAN SILK CO. RESUMPTION.
The Andean Bilk Company, which ha, been
taken out -f the hands of the receivers, resumea
SSeSyestertoy under the direction of Us of
ficers M <;• ColliM has be« re-elected president-
Trie control will be exercised by the seven dlre£
tors o' whom 11. L Obiter and A. K. Breu.s rep
re^em the creditors and B- P. Cheney. M . O. Col-
LnT E HZ Buchardt, B. K. Shelbley and Douglas
St. Clair represent the atocfcholders.
VERDICT FOR RUNYAN'S BOND.
A jury in the Supreme Court brought in « ver.
_. .V 05.000 y«.t«rday afternoon in favor of the
Windsor against the T'nited States
FMeUty «id Guaranty Company, which was on the.
of Charter B. R^.ysn. the paying tr- Her of
the tmrt company. who ran away last fall with
3ZwS;«3P He f« captured and 554.000 recov
ered.
WOULD SEE M'INTYRE JURY MINUTES.
A motion was made yesterday before Judge Mul
out" in Ckneral Se«l6n. to inspect the minute.
SfSe^S Jury wMch found flye indictments
a« n-t Soma. A. llclatyre. head of the dofunct
tS";Ue nm, of T. A. Mctatyre & Co.. who i.
'I* , lr |2».b00 bail on those- indictments. Ar-
Sur ' Trii Assistant District Attorney, opposed
h ride, until
to^ fV a t 1 o-cJock to Fubmlt briefs.
»I warn you now." said Judge Mulqu«U. "Peak-
J,;.,i,:y, lawyei. "that if the decision
lnK „T »* -.camst you you must make up . your
IT" o'clock in' the «ftem«H,n. The reason for
n " Fi ; , a ,h*t a special Pane! of talesmen has bee,,
SSfUto« Judee poster ... this o»se on
June 22."
| 6AS KILLS MISS AMY M WATSON
-•' Mane
1 W£?B W^M
I SlSi^uS Mli, Watson is U,e daughter of
i Mark W. Wat^oii.'of «ttefa»rg;;:
ROCKEFELLER OFF FOR CLEVELAND.
: SSS Rc^keieller -an,- to town quietly ye«-
.f-.rivon fron, Tarryt.-wn in an automobile
h^iIiSSTS to Cleveland on the Lake Shore
. | DOth
, iog to say.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRTBT T KE. WEDNESDAY, JT^T^ 17. 1008.
COAL ROADS HEARING
Suit TJ~ill Determine Constitution-
ality of Commodity Clause.
Philadelphia, June 16.— A legal contest to determine
the constitutionality of the commodity clause of
the Hepburn act passed by Congress was begun in
the United States Circuit Court here to-day, when
arguments were made, in the proceedings Instituted
by th«» government to restrain seven coal carrying
railroads from transporting: anthracite coal from
mines In Pennsylvania in which they are. interested
to points outsida the state. The government was
represented In the proceedings by Attorney General
Bonaparte and two special assistants. A. Allison
■Wilmo.r and T. C. Spelling. The Interests of the
railroads were looked after by a host of prominent
lawyers, headed by John G. Johnson, of Philadel
phia, and Robert W. De Forest, of New York.
Judges Dallas. Gray and Bufflngton were on the
bench.
The defendant companies are the Pennsylvania,
Readinp. I^ehigh Valley. Delaware. I^arkawanna &
Western. Central Railroad of New Jersey. Krie
and Delaware & Hudson.
Mr. Johnson opened the proceedings by stating to
the court that all the cases, with the exception or
that of the Philadelphia & Reading, would be ar
gued to-day. He understood, he said, that owing
to a difference in the aspect of the case of the
Reading the government was not ready to-day to
proceed with that case.
After the court had assented to the arrangement
Mr. Wilmer opened the argument on behalf of the
government. He said the introduction of the clause
into the Hepburn bill was due to discrimination
against a coal company by a railroad In West Vir
ginia in not permitting the construction of a switch
to facilitate the transportation of the coal com
pany's product. Mr. Wilmer declared that the
prime object of the present proceedings was to ob
tain a judicial construction of the clause. He said
the two companies that are the direct owners of
mines are the Delaware & Hudson and the Del
aware. Lackawanna & Western. The latter com
pany admitted the government's allegations, he said.
Mr. Wilmer then proceeded to show that, although
the Delaware & Hudson company admitted it was
ci gaged in the mining of coal, it denied that It was
within the meaning of the act, as its organization
made it a mining company and not a railroad com
pany. Mr. V.ilmc-r then took up each of the bills of
complaint and explained in detail each allegation
against the defendants.
Mr. Wilmor was followed by Mr. Spelling, who
saiii that the contention of th« Delaware. Lacka
wnr.nn & Western Company, that it transported
coal primarily for its own use, and sold only tnich
as it mii not use, was not an adequate defence, in
that it did not state how much it used and how
much it sold.
."The time has now come." he said, "when the
government must do something to abate this great
evil. The people of the country are clamoring for
relief from the coal trust, and their pleadings can
no longer be ignored."
Mr. De Forest opened for the defendants. He
limited his address to the facts of the case and the
practical effects of the law if constitutional. Ho
said that he was surprised at the attitude of the
government counsel. Mr. Spelling, who tried "to
wave the red flag alongside the Stars and Stripes."
Continuing, he said Mr. Spelling i,n his address had
declared that "the government had the power to
stop every railway car in its tracks." Mr. De
Forest remarked that the railroads did not believe
this possible under the safeguards of the Constitu
tion.
Mr. De Forest will close his argument to-morrow.
ASSAULTED BY ROBBER.
Woman Struck Down in Broad Day
in Farmhouse in Orange County.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.]
Middletown. N. V.. June 16.— At 16 o'clock this
morning, while a number of persons were within
call, a robber entered the home of Mrs. Joseph
McVoy, the wife of a well-to-do farmer, of near
Montgomery. Orange County, struck her down and
left her for dead In the cellar, and then ransacked
the house. Mr. McVoy left the house at 9 o'clock
to go to Walden. Hiram Dubois, eighty-five years
old, father of Mrs.. McVoy. left the houFft a little
later to call upon a* neighbor.
When Mr. Dubois returned In an hour he found
Mrs. McVoy lying in a pool of blood in the cellar.
Her head had been battered In and one ear was
nearly torn off. To-night Mrs. MeVoy recovered
consciousness Just long enough to say that "Au
gust" struck her. A farm hand named August was
discharged by Mr. McVoy a week ago. a posse
of officers and farmers are searching the country
to-night Mrs. McVoy will die.
ELICTKICITY BREAKS LONG SLEEP.
Disappointed Inventor Slumbered Twenty
six Pays After Plans Went Wrong.
fPj relejrr it- to Th» Tribune]
Canton. Ohio, June 16— After sleeping twenty
ix days Poter Bacher, fifty-two years old, of thH
city, was roused to-day by th« use of electric bar
teries and the application of the process known to
medical science as mental suggestion. '
Dr. T. H. Shorb headed the clinic of physicians
which was summoned to break the slumber of
Bacher. an inventor, who was thrown into his long
steep by the shock of disappointment when a plan
of financing the manufacture of steel under a se
cret process he devised • [led four weeks aero.
HELD FOR MAKING HANDBOOK
First Arrest in Manhattan for Taking Bet
Under New Law.
The first arrest <~f an nll«>£<».i handbook mak«r In
Manhattan under the new anti-racetrack gambling
law was made yesterday, when Detectives Hall and
CConnell, of Inspector Steiribruck's staff, arrested
et the Hotel Metfopble a man who said he was
John Ryan. He was charged with taking a bet of
IS, placed, according to Detective O'Connell, upon
Stamina, running in the fourth race at Oravesend
yesterday afternoon.
The detectives say they marie inquiries in the
barroom of the Hotel Metropole. and declare that
Ryan was pointed out to them as a man who would
take their money. The officers spy they accosted
Ryan and that the prisoner took a marked (5 bill
from O'Connell and entered the bet made on Stam
ina in a notebook.
Ryan was admitted to joO-l bail for his appearance
in the Jefferson Market court to-day. Timothy
Shine, proprietor of Shine's Hotel, at 36th street
and Sixth avenue, went on his bond.
Two other ftrrestF on the same charge were
made in Herald Square Clifford Mellta. of No.
205 West 29th street, and Alfred Henry, of No.
310 West 20th street, were locked up. charged
with making handbooks. _
NATIONAL COPPER IN CLEARING HOUSE.
The Kational Copper Bank, the newest member
of the Clearing House Association, befjan making
exchanges through the ("it^mns; House yesterday,
,m<i Its flguires will i» . tberefcwe, included in tlu
bunk stat< tn< - : ••■ v ' Saturday. It showed loans
*n<l discounts of $16.7»0.«00. deposits of |17,0€6,
.■ cash holdings of $3,5<7,500; the several
- week's bank statement will be In
■ those amounts.
EAILROAD EAENINGS
ANN" aRBOR.
IMfl Ift T 190«.
Klr*t „„. in .lur.-.*. *30.«V4 H0.623 - —
July 3to June 7 1.620.609 -<>*:■
DETROIT. TOLEDO a IRONTOK.
in,,, week in is*... $24.HR N2.««a
j\!" Ito June 7 . ».*£«? «-"«
DETROIT UNITED.
i.-.! wcfck in Jun»... *14i'.70S $133,220
jjn "l" June 7 2.717,789 2,711,033
PACIFIC COAST.
Month of April— » ....
Number Sf.JJJJ 1 ?"!--;;-- $505,«39 lasi.^ |47i IS9
Operating w«u*«- •• • 7 "* a . ° 1 "-*- "^
N ., ,arninF6 * W m * m - n4 »«£*«
j u!y i MJ^-April. ■ |f1;i44.<»5 $8,015,803 J5.302.ft1S
» m außi,*. 10 a** 010,822 dA« aUaaMU
TO HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage Four Per Gent.
Fifty Year Gold Bonds
OF
Wabash Pinsburg Terminal
Railway Company
Referring to Its notice dated June 2. IPO9. the. Com
mittee actintr under the deposit agreement Jated. Jane
3. 190 S. has fixed July 8. 1008. as the date on or before
which first mortgage bonds and coupons must bo de
posited -with the CENTRAL, TRURT COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, M Wall Street. New York City, or OLD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. Ames Building. Boston,
the depositaries named in said agreement. Copies of
said agreement may be. obtained from the depositaries
or from the secretary of the Committee.
DateJ. New York. June 12. 1208.
J. K. WAIX.ACE. Chairman;
TAVt, MORTON.
■AUK FISKK.
HARRY BRONNKR.
.MYRON 1 T. ITEKRICK.
GORDON ABBOTT.
OKO. P. BUTLER.
Committee.
FRANKLIN L. BABCOCK. Secretary.
B4 Wall Street. New York. N. Y.
JOLINE. LARKIN & RATHBONB.
" Counsel.
Dividend Notices.
THE WESTERM UNiON TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK. June 10th. 190 S.
mvrnKNn xo. 157.
The Board of Directors have declared a quarterly
dlvidenJ of OSTB-HAXF OF ONE PKR CENT, upon the
Canltal Rtock of this Cnmpanr, i>:>yatil» at th<> office of
the Treasurer on and affor the 15th day of July next.
to shareholders of record at the close of the transfer
books on the 2Otb day of June Inst.
The transfer books will be closed at three o'clock on
the afternoon of June 30th ln»t.. and be reopened on
the morning of the LUnd day of Juno, Instant.
M. T. WILBUR, Treasurer.
RAILWAY STKF.I.-HPRINO COMPANY.
30 Church Street. New York. May 14. IPOS.
A quarterly dividend of ONE AND THREE-QUAR
TERS PER CENT. (t?; r 'r) has this Jay been declared
on the Preferred Stock of this Company, payable June
">nth ]!tns to stockholders of record June lOtli. 1008,
at Messrs. Harvey Fisl; & Sons. 62 Cedar Street. New
Transfer books of the Preferred Stock Will be closed
on June 10th and reopened on June 22nd. 190*.
RAILWAY STEEL-SPRING COMPANY.
E. M'CORMICK. Asst. Treasurer.
NEW YORK CENTRAL & IITJDSOX RIVER
KAII.KOAn COMPANY.
Office of the Treasurer. New York. June 10th. ir>o<*
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Company, at a
meeting held this day, declare.l a dividend of ONE
AND ONE-QUARTER PER CENT, on Its capital
stock, payable at this office on the I.'th day of July
next, to stockholders of record at the close of business
on Tuesday, the "3rd inst.
EDWARD L. RO9SITER. Treasurer.
AMEKICAX CAN COMPANY.
A quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE-QL'ARTEII
PER CENT. <l'< r r) has been declared upon the Preferred
Stock of thip Company, payable on July Ist, 1&08. to
stockholders of record at the close of business June 17th.
ISoi. The Preferred Pto-k transfer books -will remain
open. Checks will be mailed.
R. H. IBMON.
Secretary.
TITI.F. nrARAXTV & TltrST COMPANY.
171 Broadway. New York. June 16th. 100 S.
By resolution of the Bi>ar.l of Tnist-os a divi.lend
of FOUR PER CENT, is payable on June SOth. IM',
to the stockholders of record at the close of business,
3 P. M., on June 22nd. 1908
ARTHT'R TERUT. Treasurer.
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company
First Mnrtßajte Refunding 4 Per Cent Gold Bond*
Coupon ?»o. 18, due July 1, 190 S. will be paid at
maturity at th* office of
FISK & ROBINSON. 85 Cedar St . X. V.
F. A. LKHR. Treasurer
Copartnership Notices.
CARLISLE, KELLIGK & CO.
■tt'e. the undersigned, have thl» day formed a co
partnership, uno>r th« firm name of CARLISLE.
MELLICK A CO.. with offices at 20 Broad Street. New
Torlc.
JAT F. CARLISLE. 1 « _w«—
GEORGE P. MEI.LTCK. Members
DANIEL A. T.orino. Jr.. ' "t the
CLARKSOX KtJNTON, Jr.. f New York
CHARLES F. SAMSON. '■ _ *?***
IRA RICHARDS, Jr. J Exchange.
DAVID C HALSTED.
New Tork. June 17. 190« .
Proposals.
"\-OTICE BBALEO PROPOSALS WILIj BB RE
^ ceived UNTIL 8 P. M. TtTESDAT. JUKE 30TH.
IPOB. at the office of THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
FOR INSURANCES ON LJ\"ES AND GRANTING AN
NT-ITIBP. NO. 617 CHESTNUT STREET. rHIT^APFF,
PHIA. Trustee, tor the sale to it of as many of the
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON * BALTIMORE
RAILROAD STOCK TRUST CERTIFICATES as {88.
"76 90 » iii purchase. '
The offerings AT THE LOWEST PRICES NOT EX
CEEDING PAR. costing In the aggregate not more than
the amount stated, will be accepted. the parties offering
them advised at once, a' ! payment h<» made when th
certificates are assumed. ON OB AFTER WEDNESDAY.
JULY 1. 190«.
Proposals should be addressed "C. S. W. Packard.
President. 517 Chestnut Street Philadelphia. Pa.—Pro
posals for Sal« of Philadelrhia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Ra!l-oa<i Stock Trust Certificates "
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BU
r»au Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department.
Washington, D. C, until 10 o'clock a. m. Jun» 30.
1908, and publicly opened immediately thereafter, to
furnish at the navy yard. New York. N. V . a quantity
of naval Fupplif-s. as follows Sch. lSlfl Handker
chiefs — Sch. 1324: Ammunition hoist signals. — Sch.
1826: Lensee. — Pen. 1327: Bunker fixtures, testing pen
erators, ventilating sets, conduit fittings, hooks and
thimbles — Bch 1328: Cheese clot! easing hooks.
tracing cloth, etc- Sch. 1330: Stationery — Sett. 1336:
Flax twine, insulating tape. — Bel 1338: Bolder, steel
tubing. — Ben. 1339: Towel*. — Beta 1341: Lard. rice, tea,
sugar. Applications for proposals should designate the
schedules desired by number. Blank proposals will b<»
furnished upon application to the navy pay otflc*. New
York, N. V . or to the Bureau. E. B. ROGERS, Fay
master-G«neral U. 6 N. «-12-0S
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. r . WASH
lngto*. June 15. 1908. —Sealed proposals will
h» received at this office until 12 o'clock, noon, Tues
day, June 80, 1908. for laying Cement f-i.iewafes In the
District of Columbia. Blank forma of proposals and
specifications, together with all necessary Information,
inav be obtained at Rr>orn 43, District BnlMlng.
HENRY B. V. MACFARIiAND. HENRY L WEST.
JAY J. MORROW, Commissioners. D. C.
Vi EN'ERAL DKFOT. O, M. DEPT.. JEFFERFON
VT vllle, Ind.. June 2. IMS.- Sealed proposals, in tripli
cate lndorEed on covsr "Proposals for'Q. M. Supplies."
and addressed to undersigned, will he r«K-eived here unti!lo
o'clock a. m. June --' 1908, for Wagon Parts. Iron, Range.
Part*. Kitchen Utensils. Stationer}', and Miscellaneous
Supplies required for Manila, V I . as per schedule,
which will be, furnished on application to this Pepot and
the. Depots at New York and Pan Francisco. Preference
given to articles of domestic production or manufacture.
The right Ii reserved to reject or accept any or all bids
or an- part thereof. Further information furnished on
application. GEORGE RUHLEX, As?t. (jr. Mr. Gene
ral, U. S. Army, Depot Q. M.
Proposai FOR mif'-f.tj. RAILWAY
X suppljp*: Office of Assistant Purchasine Acent.
Panama Ball Road Company. 24 State Str-^t. New York.
June l«Vh 1008. Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until •_„.■ P. M.. .Tuna 2«ith. 19OS. f or ftrrnlshlnaj
thp ahr.vr ■ntloned articles. Flank* an.l full Informa
tion mny b? obtained at this office. F. C. NORD6IEK.
Assistant Piirchasing Agent.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, June 16. — Additional rain In the -winter
wheat section caused strength to-day in the local
wheat market, the July delivery closing %c to Uc
higher. Corn was tip I 1 * 1 ". Oats were also me
higher. provisions were 2', 2 c lower to 7'£e to 10c
his! 81
The wheat market opened easy owing to a d*
cllne of nearly Id at Liverpool, hut sentiment soon
became bullish because of the continued wet weath
er In Kansas, Nebraska and tin Southwest. Aside
from I tie weakness of foreign market* the news of
the day was of a bullish nature. The majority of
reports regarding the n»-w ■ rop In the winter wheat
belt claimed that much damage by wet weather
hnd already been done and that the situation is
steadily growing worse. Threshing return ulso
told of small yields. The market broke sharply
about th** middle of the day on realizing sales, but
it soon rallied asrain on renewed buying by com
misFion bouses. The close was arm. July opened
unchanged to ', 1 " lower at M^c to SS\»e, ad vac •■■;
to 1 .' -.'-. and then d«-cliiif»d to 87%e. The close was
at 68 7 »c to S9r. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 63,400 bushels. The world's visible supply
dscre&eed (.906,001 bushels. Primary receipts were
352. 0°0 bushels, compared with 390.000 bushels the
corresponding day ■• year ago. Minneapolis, Du
liith and Chicago reported receipts of 23S cars,
against -"ll" ll cars last week and .">".' ears a year ago.
The corn market was strong throughout tin.- day.
owinp to an active general demand brought out
by reports of 'ii. i • rain in Kansas, Nebraska, Mls
eiiuri and other . :tloni of the corn bell I Mreringa
came chiefly from lonpa. An advance of »•-<• '" i<
in the price of cash torn helped to stimulate de
mand lor the options. The market closed strong
at the highest price of the day. July opened ftc
to J »c lower to a shade higher at 66V»0 to <6 ! 2 c and
Savings Banks.
EMIGRANT
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK
51 Chambers St.. New York
The Board of Trustees has declare.!
a semi-annual dividend at the rate of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum oil all deposits entitl*sl
thereto.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE
JULY 10. 190 S. WILT. DRAW INTER
EST FROM JCT.Y IST. 1908.
THOMAS 11. MT'LJtY. President.
JOHN J. PULLEYN. Comptroller.
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK
31 W. 34th St. het. 3th & oth Ayes.
Interest credited July Ist.
FOUR per-cent per Annum
on deposit* from 55. to $.*.oi>o. Bank
open K'a. m. to 3 r- m.. Mondavj 10 a. m.
to 7 p. m., Saturdays 1" a. m- to tl m.
Deposits made on or before July 10th
draw interest fmm July Ist.
Samuel D. Stylev F>re-«ident
Frederick N- Cheshire, Treasurer
Charles F. Turton, Secretary
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK
S. K. for. 6th Aye. and 16th St.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT.
MftL PER ANNUM will be credited depositors for the
iAyO SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30 on all uuro»
* from $."> to ?3.0U0 entitled thereto under the by
laws payable July" 20.
Deposits made on or before JULY 10 -will draw- Interest
from JULY 1, 1908.
JAMES QUINLAN. Presldent-
CHARLES M. DUTCHER. Treaa'r.
J. HAMPDEN ROBB. I s«<-t«tari-«
FRANCIS M. BACON. Jr.. S Se<:^ t^ Tin -
Union Dime Savings Institution,
BROADWAY. 32T» BT. AMD SIXTH AVENTE.
GREEK.BY SQUARE. NEW TORK.
Interest FOUR Per Cent *
Per Annum, from JS to $3.o0«. '."reillted July Ist. pay
able July 16th or any ft me later.
CHARL.KS B. SPRAOUE. Pres'.iT.'
FRANCI9 M LEAKE. Treaaorar.
WIL.IJAM ( i. ROSS. Secretary.
Excursions.
POPULAR srf§^
EXCURSIONS «2^y
NEXT SUNDAY %F
LAKE HOPATCONQ
ROUND TRIP TICKETS I CHILDREN
1 .OO J SO CtS.
LEAVE W. 23d ST. 8.50: LIBERTY ST. 9 A.M.
ATLANTIC CITY
ROUND TRIP TICKETS CHILDREN
LV. W. 23d ST. 7.50; LIBERTY ST. 8.00 A.M.
RETURNING LV. ATLANTIC CITY 7.00 P.M.
JULY 4THI
EXCURSIONS I
ONE LOW RATE COVERS ALL EXPENSES.
Railroad and Steamer Fare. Hotel Board, etc.
1000 ISLANDS ♦ Days. .. 0n1y.... $16.
NIAGARA FALLS 3 " " JJOO
ATLANTIC CITY 3 " " .... 10.00
MONTREAL and LAKES. .7 " " .... 45.00
VACATION TRIPS-JULY AND AUGUST
White Mountains. Montreal an.i Lakes. Nova Scotia.
Old South Country. Saguenay River, the Provinces. Qt.
Lakes and Yellowstone Park.
Free •'Descriptive Itineraries." write
T. H. MENDRICKSON TOURS
34S Fulton St.. Brooklyn. X. T.
STARIN'S
EXCURSIONS
STEAMBOATS AND BAIMSES
to all PLEASURE RESORTS on
LONG ISLAND SOUND
and HVDSOX RIVER.
Magnffirent Saloon Steamer* "Glen" and
•■Richmond." each 1.200 capacity. 'Sea Gull."
500 capacity. Barges of all sizes.
Sunflav Schools a Specialty
OFFICES: CORTLANDT ST. PIERS. K. T.
•Phone. 1296 Cortlandt
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
West Point, New burgh and Poughkeepsie.
pa. ' (except Sunday^ by Palace Iron I»ay Line Steam
ers i ,v(. B'klyn Fulton St. (by Annexi. 8; Desbross«»
Pt.. 5.40; W. 42d St.. 9; W. 12»th St.. S2O A. 11. Re
turning on down boat due 42.1 St.. 5:30 P. M.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
RED BANK LI NE.
Leaves Franklin St. Pi«r 24. N. R.. daily. 9 A. M.. 3
P.M.; Sundays, 9A. M. only for Highlands. Red Bank.
etc Exc. 60c. Trolley to Long Branch, Asbury Park.
Instruction.
For Boys and Young — Country.
UADlCU^nnn— A successful school near Fhlla.
nlMrL£7f *Jf>JU Wakes up Beys to duties of life.
Prepares 40 Beys for college or business. 47th year. Fin»
large gym Dept. for Little Boys. MsooSl training:.
Pieasant summer home, tutoring optional. J. SHORT
LIDGE. A. M.. Yaie. Frin.. Cob or* " Pa.. Box 97.
The Ea.st Greenwich Academy
East OreenwJch. K. 1.. Founded In I*o3. Ortlflcato
admits '•"> college. General course. Strops 1 faculty. New
jrjmnasium and dormitories. Basket ball, bawling alleys,
tennis and all sport*. Separate department for young boys.
Foundation permits the low rate of $.W> Now catalogue.
Address Charles Alford Stenhon.*». M- A.. Principal.
SUMMER INSTRUCTION IN MAINE. ~~*
kO Two collepe profe«Eors offer instruction, during the<
vacation in Greek. Latin. Mathematics and German,
college "and preparatory- An experienced teacher of
pianoforte instructs In music. A most healthful and
agreeable summer location, with city conveniences in
rural eurroundinKS. excellent libraries, also golf, tennis,
boating etc For information and terms, with or without
board and lodging, address "MAINE " Tribune Office.
LOOKING FOB A SCHOOL OS CAMP?
YOU CAN FIND he SCHOOL WANTED
by writing School Adency. BBS^ 41 Park Row. Now To :
For Both Sexes— City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF lANGUAGE3L
MadUon tquare (1122 Broadway.)
Harlem Branch. 843 Lenox Aye, near 127tii 8^
Brooklyn " "3 Court St
EI'MMEP. SCHOOL AT ASBURT PARK. If. J.
Teachers sent to all places wllLln hundred miles.
RYE SEMINARY
Mrs. P J TIFF. The MiSSM ROWI '< vp n. •■■
School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACH US' ACE>Ct
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Governesses, «lt.
to Colleges. School and Families Apply to
Mrs M J TOUKO-FOLTON. 23 Union Square
UAPEMOISEILE AMYOT. Teachers' Agency. 23 ■.
80th »t Tel. ICS7 MaJlson- -Teachers, tutors. «o»
(;nna for colleces. schools and prtvata rami!lu
advanced to 67'^c to 6T s s c. where it closed. LocaJ
receipts were STtJ gars, with i: of contract grade.
Wet weather, unfavorable crop news and the
strength of corn caused a strong market in oats,
pricea advancing lc from the low point of the day.
The principal demand was for the September de
livery, which was purchased freely try shorts an.l
commission houses. The close was strong and at
the top. July opened '-,• higher at -J3V, advanced
to -ul-u 1 -- and dosed at 4»'-.-" Local receipta wave
209 cars.
rroviflons were active and firm, the bulge In
foar:«e grain bringing out a jrood- demand by com
mission houses. The bulk "t trading was in iti*
September delivery. At the close September pork
was up 71-7 l -- to 10c at $14 45 to in 47 '- Lard was
Hi..,- lower J9 55. Kibs were 2> : c higher at $S 05
to JSO7', 2 .
Kstirnated recripts for to-morrow uncompleted:
Wheat, 4 cars; corn, -28 cars; oats, 102 cars; boss,
81,000 bead
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET
Liverpool. June I*s.— Clostnj— WHEAT -pp™
■■.'■. winter. 7s «'2d. No t rallfornla. i» , l i*.
futures it»ar)v; July. 7* 3j. Jieptember. 7s VI: t»*-f-"
b/r. «r 11S1". CORN— Bpot flrns: new American kiln
itned bi> 10O; o!.l American, mixed. S< Jj 1 ?-_ fu^r' s
quiet; 'July. 6* 1.1. September, nominal. FLOLR— «a-
Citation*.
rpHE PEOPLE OF- THE STATE OF NBW TORJC. BT .
-L the grace, of God free and independent — To Lysis)
Susannah Rebecca I>o«s*tt, Alfred Bfrchett. Altana Fran
ces Louisa Hedges, Henry Walter Mann. Jaimu Btrcn*U
Mann. Franklin Joseph rl and. Edwin Mortimer X -• -
land. Franklin Joseph KJrtland. Jr.. Harry EllswortH .
Ktrtlan.J. Und.i Elizabeth Kirtiand Hi«e. f>orsc<» Edward
« Kirtiand. Al'Ann Frances Birchett. Alfred Birchett. Jr..
Comptroller of the State of N«w York and to all persons
Interested in the Estate of James Blrcnett. late of tli*
i County of New Tork. deceased. as creditors, legatees^
next of kin or otherwise, send jcreetlnsc:
Too and each el you are hereby cited and required
personally to b» and appear before />i;r Burrr,s{»-e of th*
: Count y of flew York, at the Surrogates' Court «4 «aM
' County, held at the Hall of Records, in the County or
New York, on the 30th .lay of June. 11**, at half-past
. ten o'clock in t!>» forenoon of that dxy. than and fher*
J to attend a judicial s«ttl<;m«nt cf the account el pro—
: «_eedinj3 of United states Trail Company of New Tori as
I Executor of the Last Will »nd Testament of said deceased:
I and such of >•■•! as are hereby cited aa are under the age of
[ twenty-on* years are required v* appear by your
trnardiar. If roa have one. or If v.-m have none, to appear
and apply for one to be appointed, or In the even;
of your nejtert or failure to do »<>. a nan.in will D*
j appointed by th» Surrcgat* to represent and act for you
In the proceerlinK-
In testimony whereof we have caused the Seal of th»
Surrogates' Court of the «aid County of J»«nr
[L. S.I York to be hereunto afSied. Witness. Hon.
Abner i\ Ttioma*. a Surro^ats of our s*Ud
County, at t.*- County of Mow Tork. the »th day «C
Miv in tiie : ■■_-. of our Lord nn» Uwuasusa nine liiin<li«4
and tight. DANIEL. J. DOWDXET,
Clerk of t:i* Purr orates* Cbart
' STEWART * SHEARER. Attorneys 4rr « Toon ting Ex
ecutor. 45 Wall Street, New T>J»k City.
VirODBY. FHEDERICK.— TUB PEOPLE OF THS
•\V State of New York, by th« Sjsee of God. fr«»
and Independent, to Mary Seheu. ':r,i K;t«t 4!ith Street.
Borons" "' Manhattan. New York «.'it3-. a creditor
o( Frederick Wodey. deceased, and to ail other cred
itors of »ant Frederick Vl'odey, rt»cea»«l. lass of th#
Ctt7 of Newark. State of New J«?r»«y. if any. 'boas)
names are unknown to petitioner, and th« Comp
troller of the State of New Tork. send greeting: Tot*
and each of you are hereby <-it«l and re*juir*d p«r
fnnally to be and appear before oar Surrojtat* of
the County of New York, at tho Surrogates' Coart oC
said County, heM at the Hall el Records in th»
County of New York, on the lt>l^ day of July. 19fteV
at half-past ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day.
then and there to show cause why Ancillary I -:er»
Testamentary should not be granted and Ism: -d to
Henry Rtnghof. Jr., as Executor of the last Will. Tes
tament and Codicil of Frederick Wodey. deems.- . lat<»
of the City of Newark. State of New Jerse>. and
such of you as are hereby cited, as are under th~ ag»
of • v-one years, are r.'ii ;ir*<l M appear t>v '."our
guardian, if you have <>:.»-. or if you have nor •. SS
appear and apply for one to be appointed, or t • the
event of your neglect or failure to do so. a run llan
will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent aacl
act for you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof, we have caused th"» &• '1 of
the Surrogates' Court of the gaid Com.y •£
[L. S. 1 New York to be hereunto affixed. Winess.
Hon Al ncr • ' . ■ ■ . ' our
said County, at the County of New York, the Ji>t!l
day of May. in the year Of our Lord one tho-:3aa<l
nine hundred and eight. DANIEL .T. DOWOSET.
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court.
! »
rnHE PEOPLE OF THE STATS OF BOM itMOl BT
-L the grace of God. free and independent, to J °.iua
T>anzie- Siegfried Darsifter, Casi^er Panilzer. A- il4
r>anziger. Artilph r>anii3:er. Bemhard E»anziser. V- nat
Moritz P<-hne!-ier. Georc* SchneMer. Hugo Scnn.> ier.
Aifre<l Schneider. Orel Uottsohalk. E<iith Sus«kin!i. (Jer
hard Danz!s*r. Lilil «or .--.--■ I>*n
zleer. Agnes Danzirer. Kurt Dannlger. El!a Dani:;er.
<i»rtrude Danziger. Mount Slna! Hospital, in the City eff
New York. Jtnnteflnr* Home, for Chronic Invalids, In th»
i ■_,■_■ -.' New v,- Hebrew Orphan Asylum, in the Clt ■■/ of
New York. Hebrew Techn*-at Institute, in the Ci:\ of
N't York. Esdiicatinn.il Alliance. In the City of :"-w
York, Hebrew Sheiterintr Guardian Society, tn th« ltr
of New York. Congregation Bnai Jenhuran. Congregation
Bet* Israel Blk':r Cholim. Sf man Panziger. r»ori3 B.lt.
Mai fine ?chneMer. Johanna Frar.k»i. Cicili* Conn. ?!o«s
tor Morltz) Panilger. Saill I»anzii,-er. Greta Sfnntcr.
Johannes Jakob r>anztser. Hugo Darzlg-r. LuVln-
Fkv. Bruno I>anzlg»r. Alfred DanzigT. Lyrtla Cae&aß
Klsa Danziger. 6iinth<>r - h-.-i ■ Mally schpe!<l»r, M irr
Gottschalk. M rgot Su-'lrln'!. TTanrtnh R-wnth«l. IVrfct
Rdiwuthal. Howes Rosenthsl. Fran.?»«i Pavif. Rose S'm
uels. and tn all persons interested in th» Estate of ' ' \%
Danziger, la*e of the crnip.fy of New York, deceased a*
creditor". l»?atee!« t ne»t of kin. <>r otherwise, send irreetiiig:
You and each of you ■>" hereby cited nr<l requir-tt
perst nail: to b^ »nd appear tefore our Siirrtigat'* of t*i*
County -' New York, at the Surrogates' Court »f sM
Countr. held at the Hall of Records In the County of
New York, on th» savcßtb -lay of July. tf*> a . »r half
past ten o"rkK?k in th»» f"r»no^n of that day. th»n ar»^
there to attend a Judicial settlement of the account of
prrK-P^dtnjrs o f VirrirlA Danziger ami TTiiliam Hyams. »•*
Executors of the La«r Will and Testament of sail rt»
reaser); and such of you as are herehv ctte-1. i- are tinder
the age "f twenty MM years, are retired to appear by
your guardiin. if you have one. or '' r-nn h«v« n ■—»
to appear and apply for or." ti be ■ appointed, or in. th»
event of vonr * •-- - ' or f-iilure- to do so «. guardian wtlx
be appoint"d by the Surro.-jate to represent and a • far
you in the proceeding. '-' -■*■«
In fstimony whereof. w» have caused th» ass of tr»*
Surrogates' Court of the said County of New York to ba>
hereunto affixed.
Witness. Hon. Ann" C. Thomas, a Surrogate of our
said County, at the County of New York, th*
[US] I*' 1 " day of May. In the year of Our Lord. one)
thousand nine hundred and eight.
DANIEL J. rXVWT»NET.
Cl«rk of the Surrogate Court.
GROSS * BNEUDAIRA. Attorney ffy Executors.
gs» Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New Tort City.
APHE PEOPLE OF TH?: STATS OF NEW YORK. BT
JL the grace of God fre<» and independent, to th*
... \sbury P3!m»r Fund. C«"»lia Palmer. gjr—
t «, r "j-v" Hu?ted and David F. Miles, as Executrix and
Executors of James R. Palmer. d-cea»«d: William B.
.-.-,. P. And»rton. Woodlawn C«tneterr
Association. Palmer Christian Coi;ege. Union Christian
Coiie-'e Trustees of Hamilton College. Congregational
■Sundae School and Publishing Society. a/tstclwetw
P O ,, nt y Temporary Home for Destitute Children. Elon
College Chapin Home for the Aeed and Infirm. Pres
byterian Hospital in the Civ of N>w York. Presbyterian
Ch-i-ch of T.edford. New York, and Roderick J. Ken
nedy' as administrator of Francis P. Kennedy, de
ceas»d and to all persons Interested In the estate of
Franc.is A Palmer, late of the County of New York,
deceased, as creditors, next of kin or otherwise, send
Sr TV>" n and e<ich of yon an hereby r.tte.t and required
personally to be and arpe* r before our SanMßta si
the County of N*w York, at »h» Surrogates" Court of
said county held 3' the Hall of Records, in th. Countr
of New York .-.;:=■-. of July. I>">S. at ha!?
past ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. then an.t
there to attend a fndidal settlement of the account "*
proceed of Chafles J. Day. William O Abbott ami
Richard B Kelly, as executors of the last Will an*
Testament of saM deceased: and Bach of you as * r »
hereby cited as are under the age of twenty-one years
are required to appear by your guardian, if you have
one or if you hay» none, to appear an.! apply for on*
to bo appo'mt»d. «r in th" event of your nailect «r
failure to do so. a suardian will be appointed by th*
Surrogate to represent and act for you in the proceed-
In I— llai whereof, we hay» caused *h» Seal "*
the Surrogates' Court of th« said County of New T^rlc
to be hereun'o affixed. Witness: Hon. Abner
rj; p.] C. Thomas. »*, StHTOWlte cf our said county.
at th» County of N-w- York. •■-» 2"th day cf
May In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hrra
ired and eight. ri VTKI . ,r. rr^NET.
Clerk of Mm Surrogates' Court
Foreclosure Sales.
OUPRETME rOURT. COVNTT OF N&W YORK.— TH3
»O Mutual Llf* Insurance Company r.t Xet» York. Plalr.
i!f? against David G. Lupins, and others. Defendants
in! ruj-suanc; of a ju.ijrrr.en: "f foreclosure and mio.
tulv made and ent»r»d In tba abo-- » »ntlt>.l action, tear
inc' [at the l&tn day or May. t«>o*. r. the Kr.deraizned.
■-. Referee tn sal'l jud«rr.»nt Rarr."'!, will ?»!1 at public
au^-t'en at the New York Real Estate salesroom. Xos.
li-l'ij vV»t Street in the Borough of Manhattan. C!tv of
Km York" on tbe Kth day of June 180& it \2 ociocic
nenn en "thet day. by Herbert A. sh»rman. Auc'ioneT.
th« premtaea dirfrted tv aald judgment to be sold, ant
the' c m d»scrib-?d a? follows.
K\\ that certain plot, p^ece or r»^»l of Innd. with t*9
builifings and Unptureiaentl thereon erected, siniar-e m
the Eoroush of Manhattan Clt» and County of X«w
Yc'k bounrt«l and des-ribed as follows:
Epeinni*!? at a point on the ■--•--..■ side rf S^r-m.i
Wenue distant forty ■••• Norther!r from the corner
fcnr^ii by the intersection of the Easterly side ff p^con'l
Avenue and the Northerly ilde of One hundred a-d
t^-if^tv-third Street: .unnirfr th»noe E-isterly. parallel
w!*h* One hundred >jn<l tw«nty-fhird ?treet. on» hundred
feet- thence JScrtherCf. parallel tvith s»cond Avenue,
gixtv feef thence Westerly. par3l>! with One hundrM
Surf twenty-third Street cne huncTred feet, to th» ESit- -
«rlv siii" cf S<^""ncl AlCßlte: and thenc" Southerly a!on(
th« Easterly sid» of p.~-ond Avenu* ■ J t- f^»r to th«
ri ' nf or jiaro of beeinntns;: tos»th»' with all fixtures andl
artirio^ attached to or use.i m nnnn"-t!n n with «aldl
rremi!""!'. all of whlfh -nrer* declared by said morteag;a to
L, cover"
'pated New York. May 22A lS>ft«.
M. LINN BRf'T, F«f»r»o.
JAMES McKFTEN*. Attorney for F!aintlf* s . B9 Ced%r
•street Manhattan. Kew Y^rk Pltv.
The following is a diagram of the property to be aohft
123 rd Street.
Th» IHNaBMM amount of the Il«n or »'*• tf
eitlsrv which th» above de»crtlr»d property v to be •->.<!
is * '-. >-m-, ««. with tnt«.est th*ron from the. »th day «£
May* i'«%> to«"iher with cost* mi atiowanee a mount trie
to |m - with lnter^« thereon from thu 19th day «f
Mar i:- - together w'.th '"* expenses e.r th* sa!«. Tn*
approximate amount of tie •««. awsiments. water
rates or ether ltena vrhl^h are to be «llow«r lo the pur
chaser out of the purchase money, or paid by the- H«r
eree I, jsiTT ft and '••'---
Datti New York. lUy 23* W*
Surrogates' Notice*.
IN rCRSt'ANCB or an orpgb or HON. CHARLES
II B#c Wet t. a Surrey af •* of tli«? County of Ne***
v„V notice '» hereby ifHen to all person* havlaif
ela"im» against Wtl'Um Bart«I». Ute of th» County of
J,' York dre*«**<J. 10 present the saroe. with vouch
7Z tkaraof t.- the subscriber, at his place of transact
'» bnstn«H V- >«> 'i'— '■»: Street, fr. the City at
?f_ York on or t>efor« trie. 18th Jay of July c«.
Dated New York, the IMb day of January. 130*.
b-FRTiln\nP BARTELS. Administrator. ISO Green*
wlch Str««t. Borough cf Manhattan. City of N«w
H T° T T. BEARPSLET. Attorney for Administrator.
' 34 Nassau Street. N«w Tork.
Lost.
DIPLOMA R^>l.t. FOB F. A. «'. . r.."UN O?»
ferry. -V.'-i Flaibush ive. Krwarii. Return
AII I.FELPT. 21 » ■■■• »t . Brooklyn.
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t»r r»i- dull. 2*» M. HOPS— In I^nflon iPactfla
roiusti. steady. 11 \Z*lli2 IS* HKKK — Citn In. . i:iw.i
•teadv lt>3s !>•!- F«.>RK — Frlru« m«i. Western, steady.
70s !«i HAMS — Short cut. 14 to 1H n«. firm. Ma M.
BACK)N — l>jmb<rlari.fl cut. ■■ to 1> Tt>. «iui«t. 41»: short
üb. 1« to 24 tr>. i"»-afl.v. vis *d; Uwg <-lear uuiMlei. Jiltht.
•2* to 34 Tb. gteadv. 4U: Uu heavy. 3R to 4O R>. »t«<*rtf,
?'.»s «d: short clear ba-ks. H to V* Hv steady. 33s *U
clear bellies, v t» 1« Xt steady. 42i: shoulders, aquar*.
U»o 13 tb. rtull. ■_•»»• I^\nr>— Prtra* Westero. ta tterc*».
nrr.i 433 3.1. Am«riian r*fln»<l. in palls, strong. 44s »o.
CHCEiE- Canadian finest » hi* an.l colored, etd. st»ail>.
62« TALT.OW— Prime c^v firm. 2Cs «d TURPENTINE
— gflrits sttia-iv .*!2» SIN — <>>mir.'."i «*»v »• M.
PETROLEr>r-He£neiJ <;ulet. 6*4(1. UNSEED «>llr-
StroE«. 24s 94.
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