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TJtEATO.N SMALL BANKS
Raited State* Treasurer Tells
Grange They Do Much Good.
-w,,. perm.. Juno "4 (Special). — Charles H.
*-/ trpasu:«-r of the United States, was the
<*-ial speaker before the grange national bank
'*trtation h ere to-day. He saul In part: *
ci re 1 have been Treasurer of the United
f '"]£ the last few years. I have observed with
f:s -£Uine interest the marvellous growth of
lc wTcf small capital that are known as acricult
*i= 1 or Tans® banks. lam much gratified to
•Si- that the grange Is petting a strong and
•"^.♦o 1 example in their establishment.
' i recall very distinctly the debates on the
-LJunent to the national banking law In 1900.
•s!r»eriv.! - the establishment of small banks
-;; £ }->SO(>n and *- ,«00 capital, to meet the needs
"* trailer communities. This amendment was
SrMriv eppoffd. and predictions were made that
*;•', p^nnisMon to incorporate so many small
Htvp under the control of persons unfamiliar
"'£.-. laws and practice of banking, would re-
St in a grave menace to the stability of the
Snkinc system, and. in times of panic prove a
2? 'serious danger.
Har>ri'} 4 - y - ]] these grave prognostications of
iT v a ve fallen by the wayside. The panics of
•lit en. l 12*07 have demonstrated to the satisfac
tions of every candid man that the establishment
rf tfaps-*" banks, instead of being a menace or a
:Unn* Jar.prr. has proved not only an ark of
i'**y to 'the rural communities, but they have,
j- their management, shown that the farmers
live quickly learned the operations of finance
tnfl "roved themselves most conservative bankers
Wtie" * " come 10 compare the capital with
tfce fsirlns of the** barks. it Is phenomenal to
rj,^ tie Mgh percentage that deposits bear to
rsriital invested.
•There »"<*re on May 14. 190*. 2.157 banks with
• capital of less than 550.000 in the United States
*--■ her Island possessions, with a total capital
!«'s.-: 164 and si total surplus of 511.555.404.
-here v..- on June £0. IS*OS, In the United States
14 banks having less than 25.000 capital. These
Sad ■ total capital of 3*0.000. surplus of $833,
»M ar.d deposits of $16.313.132 22.
*ThP?p grange banks largely take the place of
jarir.pp barks, but they have a wider sphere of
UlrfliiHfri liecause the shareholders of the bank
jive a more intimate relation, with perhaps a
ierper Ultereat in the bank, than simply deposi
tpTf. Shareholders are not only responsible for
jj^st- but also for the depositors who use
•)x> hank. The bank is not only a repository of
•tie savings of the depositor, but it teaches him
Vfrr 10 do business in a business way.
Tte bank also assists the farmer to prepare
tr.i Kttber his crop; it helps the merchant, the
-ir.'jfactu'fr and the contractor, and it helps the
-:sT! do bu-Id a home. The man who keeps a bank
JieouriT has sn inspiration to have it grow. He
Ikes the Importance of drawing a check and feel
.. ; that it will be honored by the bank.
Is our country, where opportunity is so untram
~efie(3 and we find It on every hand, the individual
l constantly seeking new means whereby he may
aw^f the initiative, whether it be as a farmer, a
•"#rt:Br»ie. a contractor, a merchant, a manufact
rrer or >■ miner In the realms of our business
lii» 8.11 of these ereat undertakings are largely.
dr*r.der;t t;pon th« wisdom, sagacity and ability
rf^O'jr bankers, who are generally the anchors
ef conservatism and who are frequently the best
aSKS t» puide many a but --->= enterprise through
lie stormy MM of first voyages into the «pa
rJcc^arifl -•«.-)« harbor of success.
U. S. CAST IRON PIPE'S DEFICIT.
Ea-nSncr of ■■■ c. United States Cast Iron Pip« and
rmrofl-v Crnnwuir for th«» year ended May 31 "how
Sajircrn,, !tf $7T4.::4, compared with J2.112.tel in
.v. t.rpr^flinp year, a deficit eft«r preferred d.vl
ienfi'= .-■- JS&S36 and a deficit after common fllvl
eend«: cf HB.«K. compared with a furplus of *CS.
e<n 0W?. The president of the company Bays tint
trh'Ve t v e report is. superficially considered, not
wr Y ene«am«to«. he is plsd to be ■*■• to say that
t» directors do not feel at all discouraged about
tie : ;I2eES of the company. So far as dividend
'Ojs:t):::tips are concerned, ho fays that since th*
crrinization of the company there, has been created
v Eccour.t known as "reserve for additional work
er ca-^al " To this account, in addition to the
iL-pe maw spent out of the net earnings for eaten
*■ and new construction, amounting to 11.603.460.
the*e I ,c also been credited out of net earnings the
ma cf $2.4r.3.5M. This account Is distinct from
taS is a surplus over and above the original work
's? capital of the company.
Th report fays there is no financial reason why
s pcrtirn of this reserve or surplus Ehoold not be
■Sffor the payment of dividends until the present
■KM of depression shall have vanished. This,
d course, is contingent upon this period of de
rtssion net lasting too long. Owlnjr. however, to
-. - raseotagy of the charter, there seems to be
ajßt ieajal doubt as to whether or not any part of
tils surplus may be u-*d for dividend purposes.
Ifte- carefully considering Vbe matter, the directors
» rt the opinion that it would be for the best
wrests of the company to have the question de-
KTn'ned by Judicial d«-cl?ior!. and a Butt for tn«
sJSatl«n of.thls Question will probably be to-
F^Vjt«A at once. -' a favorable decree 1« entered
the preferrM BtockhoMara may expect to receive
the u«-j&1 quarterly dividend on the preferred stock.
POOE'S MANUAL FOR 1908.
Foor> Manual for 19f>8 (forty-first annual number).
tasj iFsued. is as i mmiliinf as ever, covering the
ISC7 Sscal and calendar years, and containing: in
lonration eonaemios the) more important com
raries iir f» June l«. ™*- A* 1 important feature
cf this edition is an • ■ lax«ed IndntriJil section ern
fcracir.r evirv prominent corporation in the 1 nit^i
S^iep'frcm which a report could be obtained, in
formation is BtrlCtly up to «at«. and In the ca^
ol tbe ■arpr-r rompanlea Includes elaborate tables
ibowlar income accounts and balance sheets in
comparative form for a series of yea In gen
es] trpatm»nt the Industrial section compares
laverably -nith the railroad Fection. The total
rileaf.-* of the rteaTn railroads of the XTnited Stares
en December 21. -7. «as 58.128 miles, as agalrs.
:~.7« miles ember 31, IS^>. Bhowin* an 1n
.,.. of 5.H52 miles. The total capital liabilities
-th€ nfinwds. ln^lutiin^ ftork. bonds and othei
fei^T^n*"* ■w*?re ?16.&01.413.0C5. ghowinp an in
crtase of ?? ft :.564,n2. Of this increase J3- r .1.717.<»n* is
lejmeoted by ftock. and the remainder by bonds
taa Other forms of indebtedness. The following table
shows useta and liabilities of all the Fteam rail
roads of the United States at the close of "•'"■
LJABILJTIES.
1S»OT. UN
B^as^ •• • 5225.245.557 7.<*1.K'7.77S
sL>»:!a=.'rjs liabilities -•• i-i^: i»-«| ; gg
E: !s payat..- BD d o't acc'ts. A^.OSJ.^
l^ r^-.::?;;::::;::__ftAT^^i _J«w&*
Total 'tUttOOm $1«.55«i,^1.437 517.4r,r.,a56,«2S
ASSETS.
CW R. R. anfl »»JJ»^^|
tetta ewJ bonds •wrtJ.-. Hn4u!««
aa?t««s «*.7W..WS I;§I
t4Tr.r T^' ;::::.::::.:. »»j»£a«so 177.141.rcr.
iWunr f18^58.5a.«37 ?17.45.'..256.62S
'Grots tarr.ings of the raiiroad^ t«perttac earnings
r- »W *my.ra'-Jnjr 225.227 miles, amounted to j.,-
H.TSfiOS «>■ rom'pared with w;M6.«40.»W In 1908:
•Bbwtog bn Increase of i:s6.iit.2it. or ne^ly v
>troent ICet earnings from operation hi 1905 were
:SS,S3S,f,.v>. ss against $790,187,712 in 1906; **»»"
Jar an increase of | 651,886. or about ? ! v P pr rent
batM r^t earnings had shown an increase of more
ttir. 15 per cent.
The Hotel and
Resort Columns
cf
The Tribune
may be taken e^s *^n ».u
'Kcntic guide to (he best
resort hotels of the East.
*vhere accommodations and
I ; environment a.re such e-s
j ; 'will appeal most strongly to
readers.
Any hotel advertised will
: send booklet on request.
COTTOX BROKEBS HELD.
Haas and Pcrkham Taken Before
Com w ixsio ncr Sh ields.
Moses Haas ana Frederick A. Peokham. Jointly
indicted with Thpodore E. Price, the former "cotton
kinff." for conspiracy to defraud the government
and for bribery, surrendered themselves yesterday
to Marshal Henkel on the indictments found in
the District of Columbia. The men have already
tx-en indicted by a federal grand jury in this city
in connection -with the "cotton leak case."
Prii c did not appear in court yesterday, hut is
expected to do so to-day to give bail in the requisi
tion proceedings.
Marshal Henkel took Haas and Peckham before
Commissioner Shields and demanded an examina
tion, which was set for July 17. That means that
neither of the men can be taken to th© District of
Columbia without requisition papers. Haas w^is
held in $.=..000. whlrh was furnished by Martin
EnseT. Peckham was paroled in tho custody of
his counsel.
There is now pending- before Judge Lacombe a
raov* to quash the indictments found in this city
against Haas and Price.
FIRST COTTON BALE AUCTIONED OFF.
Bought for 35 Cents a Pound — Proceeds to
Go to Charity.
The first bal« of cotton from the new crop was
sold at auction in front of the New York Cotton
Exchange yesterday morning, th/» purchaser belnif
A. G. Hagedorn. who had it sent Immediately to
th« Mauritania, sailing at noon. Th« bale, for
which Mr. Hapedorn paid 35 cents a pound, or more
than three times the market value. Is consigned
to the well known cotton house of Ellison & Co.. in
Liverpool, by whom it will again be sold at auc
tion, the proceeds of both sales being: given to
charity, as usual.
The sale Is an annual feature, and the bidding
for the first bale, which always cornea from Texas,
■was as spirited yesterday as in former years. The
bale disposed of yesterday was raised near Alice,
Tex., and shipped to Houston, where it arrived on
June. 20. and where it was sold at auction, being
promptly thereafter forwarded to this city.
Another hale, raised near Falfurrias. Tex., and
shipped on June 19 to Galveston, where It was sold
at auction, was also auctioned off here yesterday
morning, the successful bidders being George H.
McFadden & Pro., at 15 cents a pound. The pro
ceeds of this sal« also will be devoted to charity.
FISH UNLOADING I. C. HOLDINGS.
Stuyvesant Fish, formerly president of the Illi
nois Central Railroad Company, according to Wall
Street report, has sold within the last few weeks
about ten thousand share.* of his stock holdings in
that property, which several months ago, when his
content with K. H. Harriman was in progress, he
said were 12.452 shares, making him the largest in
dividual shareholder. Mr. Fish had been out of
town for several days. *
It is understood that his sales of Illinois Central
have been conducted in the open market, and this
liquidation is given as the principal cause of the
decline of the stock from 142. its high level for tha
year, on May IS. to about 126 at present. It is
assumed in the financial district that Mr. Fish will
liquidate the remaining part of his holdings, and
thus sever all connection with the company, of
which he was a director for about thirty years
and president for nearly twenty years. He is still
a director of the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Rail
road Company, a subsidiary of the Illinois Central,
his term expiring in October of this year.
NEW YORK POSTOFFICES.
[From The Tribune Bureau.]
Washington, June 24.— Within the next week bids
will be opened by the supervising architect of the
Treasury for sites for fifteen public buildings in
the State of N>w York for which appropriations
were made by the act of May 80. 1508. the most im
portant being for the proposed structure for post
office and other government uses for the Borough
of The Bronx. The act authorized the expenditure
of $100,000 for The Bronx postofllce site, and bids
for the ground will be opened on July 1. On Friday
bids will be opened for the postofflce sit© at New
ark X. V for which $50,000 is available, and tho
Monday following proposals will be examined for
the site wanted at Batavia for postofflce purposes.
On Juno SO bids will be received for a new postofiice
site at Syracuse, for which Congress has appropri
ated 000. in addition to the $li».<w> previously au
thorized. On the same day bids will be opened for
the following sites wanted In other parts of trie
Mate: Cortland. US by 14" feet. BMW: Pulton. MO
by 140 feet. HUM: Hornell. 140 by 140 feet. $20,000;
Mount Vernon. ISO by ISO feet. $35,000; Clean, 130 by
EN feet $10,000; Oneonta. 120 by 130 feet. $20,000;
Peekskill. $40,000; Perm Van. 140 by 140 feet, $60,000;
Salamanca. 120 by 130 feet. $10,000: Waterloo 130 by
135 feet $10,000. and Yonkers. ISO by ISO feet, 945,000.
READING MINES ON PART TIME.
Rearing Perm.. June 24.— The mines of the. Read
me Coat and Iron company will work only four
days thta week, shutting down from Friiay until
Monday The order to close the mines applies to
all districts of the company. Including those In
Western Prhuylkill County, which have been work
ing full time.
NAME CHICAGO TRACTION RECEIVERS.
Cbtcaeo June WL— David R- Forgan and John M.
were appointed receivers for the Chicago
Consolidated Traction Company by Judge Orosacop
to-day The action was taken on a petition by the
Central Trust Company of New York, trustee of
the Equitable Trust Company of Chicago, which
holds a mortgage covering the properties of the
traction company. .
T! -e bill for a receiver was filed in the I r.ited
Btatee Circuit Court two weeks ago. Mr Forgan
wUI rive bis attention to the financial affairs of
the company, while M:. Roach will take charge of
rations of the lines.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BTJFFAIiO. ROCHESTER * PITTSBUROr.
•am 1907. 19On.
SSf,sfit : *=:: *§8 ssgi ; " S:S!
W.4BASH.
r' rd , ■£**£. «T : iSSmS »**%* ***»
Alabama GREAT SOUTHERN.
orta 3<(o o°3
(Cumber of miles. . ■ • j*£ <T6 44» $72,464
Second week In June. $£•%- ■«■• 8.687.716
« r r*?^ ,383 Slß° <14 SSSt
Si t^U" ST. T^SS X^SSS 8.034.8,5
LEHIOH VALLEY.
Month of May— „ if.4.357 $2,41?.535
OW-JM^y -—•• liaM.rt.T **«.««
vvj^uers ai.d taxes .. »■'"■'' .
Net' •arr.tncs fL3«JW J1.170.2C0 »*«.«»
July I to M.-v 31— S3-26153S 52<>,C16,9n3
CrOM * arnln r,--;V"" -i.n« •••> | r» !?775«7» 18 603.30«
Expenses and taxes- ■- 21.74 '■<*" J -"'-
M 11 m0^10.696.227 511.4M.M9 $11,013.6®
AURORA. ELGIN & CHICAGO.
c&rr.'""..::::;-_JS JKS J^jS
i-g! :: °g --as eaa
Vot «amlnra *571.2W *543,251 Inc.?-1.»>«
C^r^T?. • ■ :«".. 14.'. _^ (^°_ toe. 14.^
Surplus. 11 n0t.... $265,091 $251,901 Inc.«U.9M
-
U. S CAST IRON PIPE AND FOUNDRY.
The United States Cast Iron Pipe an.l Foundry
'Company has issued its full report Cor the year
#>n-if<l May 31, l»°8. The income account comparts
as follows:
I<*Vi I!** 7 - HMfi.
5,r5,., -:«i.: JSS _^£X '^SSi
P^.«U.::::JSS» _^S «S3
, «202,72 a •♦818,051 *J7M 20S
Common d'ivi^" Is, gOJOOO _J™.<m WsloOß
. $452,724 •4438.051 *$-'<•* 1.-"S
„/•-:■ ::::: *£** ••■-^ :ii^
To.^«rrlu. »m.fs 1W.29 »8W,233
.-;■ v^ >VMM N7W
P^,o~Vn>««.) fjS •«.*» W«
'T'^r the "car~-S*7V:*- "ore e^ual to 63
pcr r °cJnt Sn2T« the $12,500.^ preferred -tock.
NEW-YORK DATLY TRIBTXE, THURSDAY, JT^XE 25, 1908.
WESTBTxKOUSE PLAN.
Only $1,000,n00 of New Stock Un~
f« hsciibed — Reorga n ization A ssu red.
The sucoppa of the m«»rclianiiis« creditors* plan
for rehabilitating the Wcstlnghouse Klec-trlc and;
Manufacturing Company waa practically assured
yesterday at a meeting of the readjustment com
mittee, held to consider the reports made on tho
preceding day by the various committees that
have been at work getting assents to th* plan.
Aftei «he mcc ng adjm rnea It waa officially an
nounced that th« readjustment committee had de
ektod to aid in carrying out the merchandise cred
itors' plan and that it was very much gratified
with the showing thus far made. Tho committee
declined to make public the precise amount of the
stipulated Jlft.ooo.ooo of new stock that has been
subscribed for. but said that it was substantially
as reported. This means that there. Is about $1,000,-
M 8 of the amount still unsuhpcrlhed for.
It was authoritatively stated that no syndicate
would be formed to take up the unsubscribed por
tion of the stock, the greater part of which. It 13
understood, represents the pro rata share of the
Security Investment Company, the holding concern
of the Westinfhoase Electric and Manufacturing
Company. The readjustment committee, will meet
again to-morrow to take final nctlon toward carry
ing out the plan, and after the meeting will Issue
a circular outlining Its position and the steps to
be taken. Tt is expected that there will be a short
extf-rfsion of time in order to secure the remain
ing subscriptions before the plan is declared op
erative.
• The earning out of tho merchandise creditors'
plan would pluce tho Wcstinsrhouse company on a
substantial foundation, and, it was sr.id yesterday,
would render any additional financing unnecessary
for years to come. It is understood that th» re
organisation plan provides for a strong board of
directors, who are to have practical control of the
finances of the company, and that George West
inghouse will confine himself chiefly to tha busi
ness management.
Reports from Ptttsburg yesterday stated that
nothing of more importance to that city and its
financial institutions could happen than the plaolng
of the Westinghouse Elect rio and Manufacturing
Company on Its feet again. The banks there, it
was said, were loaded up with loans secured by
Westinghouse stock and the assurance that the
company would be returned to the stockholders
would be a srodsend to them, as it would mean a
return of the stock to or near to tha Values exist
ing before the receivership.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles D. Barney & Co.. N0. .25 Broad
street. New York, and No. 122 South 4th street.
Philadelphia.)
Rid. Asked. | „ Bid - Asked.
Am Cement 32% 32% , Lehlsh Val RR. «0% 61
AmßyCo 44 44' a |Mar,den 1H }■*
Cambria Steel... 81 Sly, Phila Co 38V!i S3
Con Tr of NJ. 69 68* do **•*•••••••• S- 4 »
Elec St Bat Co. 80 32 Term RR C 0... .J»T» «-.»
Eec Co of Am. 10^ 1054 Perm Steel C 0... £2 to
iJhNaTl. riin 87 straps? |
Leli Navls""- 87 88 WelsbachCo 20
BON.DS.
Am Ry cony h. 03 86*1 Pbila Elec 4..... W4 «Mi
c c & on Pe^. 4 ?::^ ajAfe:a -
Peo Pass By 43. 06 ° 6 --- ■
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
Hid Asked ! 1!il1 - Aeked.
a™ Tt *Tr 104' 10614 *Jackson Gas Tib. 85 93
■*? Ur % 03 95 *Kan City G 6s. 90 M
iffllilplil
Buffalo Gas «* - J™ m G lst ps _ m % f)4li
?rh P G re" ll 102 104 Paterson &PG. «O «5
r^ 2 t & c°l^ 1« Si It pL.I Gas .',«. . BSM m ,
I £ ?r/H^«ta 1« on jst Paul Gas B«.. 83% 94%
IN & I GlBt«» '" 42 'Pvra G lßt 65.. 87 »0
.^Ws.! T.& M Syra L ttPs3..72 % 73U
•And Interest. _
FERRY COMPANIES.
Bid Asked ' I* la - Asked.
Broe*^ Fern, I" SJ«J£» g S
Bob Mist isIlM 103 do bonds M 70
do con Bs SO P2 TJrfOB Ferry 12 1»
N T & E R 40 70 I 60 Ist r.5...... .0 «W
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Bid Asked ' Bid_. Ask<"l.
stii > Hex gold 51 . MOM 101
LlamburK eov 8s 81 S2 (Mcx gov gold Ss.IOOU 101
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Liverpool. June 24 - CloPinc: -WHEAT -Spot quiet;
No 2 rid! Western, winter. 7s M: No 1. California, .s 8d
futurPE T barMy eteady; July, 7s V*<i; September, OS 10% d:
Sscembe^to COKX-Spot fun,; new American,
kiln dried, fls l^d: old American miiftd. 6s 11/^l 1 /^ fut-
C«. BEEF -Extra India mess steady. 102s J"ORK
-Prime ' W«t^ steady W^g^g A fflSS«
cn l- U . ioV\ml^«^rtrlh. 16 to 24 rb. steady.
S&<2 Si? «§«3gg S&«W » le^^
14 to ](\( \ JN!w - I'H' --Prim, Western. In tierces, firm.
SS.:"S&S;^ ai«orSr*oldfl^. Sf^
,,^-p.-.. new, • t «^i > -?J Tr NE Splritrateady. W)a M.
B' «, "'■- .'■"• . " Sidy 7™WHt POTB( .I.KTTM-He
gaßfeS'-K ?&&£ K .
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY CO.
Richmond. Virginia. June 20. 1003.
Th* Six Per Cent. Series A Bonds of this Company.
Jturlni July 1 IMS. will be redeemed by the Cen-
TrTrZr Company ot New York. Trustee at the
«ti of $1015. per bond, on presentation at the office
™t - :li d TroltJ! 54 Wall Street. New York, on and
after July lRt xt - . „ .t .
interest on said bond. will «as« at that tote.
DECATUR AXTELL. Vice- President
CHESAPEAKE & QH!Q RAILWAY 00.
Richmond, Virginia, Juno 20, 100 S.
The Six per cent Eerie. B Bonds of this Company,
maturing July Ist. l*>B. will be redeemed by J. P.
Morgan & Co Financial Agents, at par and two
months' interest thereon to July Ist. on presentation
at the office of said Financial Agents. 23 Wall Street.
N«w York, on and after July st next Interest on
said bonds will cease at that date.
DECATI'R AXTELL. Vice-President.
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA
87-43 Wall St.. »w York.
COLONIAL BRANCH: UJNDOM OFFICE:
222 Broadway. R-S Grcsham Pt.. London. E. C
METROPOLITAN T EI.B\-ATKD RAILWAY COMPANY
METK OI FIRST MORTGAGE OSS BOND&
Th« MAXHATTA^IIAILU'AY OOMPAXT will pay the
*M^rvr i'Tßrsr company of nbw York;
Xo. W nail Street. New York City. Interest will owm
a^K»o*'Bai»di ihould b« acrompanled by Powers of
attorney 10 transfer, duly executed by me registered^hold
er COUVONH due July Ist. from aaid bonds, will be paid
at thY Central Trust Company of New York. New York
City Interest due Juiv Ist on registered bonds will bo
iKfnr 9 .^M^-poliun Elevated Railway
Pnmnan^ Uomla having expressed , deMre to exchange
mtTMaahlttan C«*nsolWate.l 4% (Now First. Mortgage Tax
iw-n'.i Bonds, they are raapectfully referred to Messrs.
ned^onA Ccmpanv. N«33 Pine 6tr«et. who have pur-
SSSdthe ManfciatUn »'••''- Issued for retirement of tha
Metropolitan Manhattan railway COMPANY.
D W. SMWILLIAMS, Treaaurar.
Pate.l Mew York. June »fd. 1908. _
*~~ SINKING FIND NOTICE.
_. undersiKiKvl hereby «lyes notice that. In accord
-nTJ w" J , Artiolo three of a lieert of Trust dated July
f".i? it»M to U.wyert Titla Uwuraaoa and Trust <.om~
11"1 ' 1 "' i. Trustee, ... Mcor* an taaua of M 00.000.00 of
Kif/'mortB««; fiv« par cent, bond*. ma,l« by the A.
•''■:;,„ AT)Fl"ri SON. INCORPORATED. ther* have bean
8 S! red^iVp lon on July Ist. IMS. together with
„ that date. Bondi Nai ■
;';- ; ';••-. fg 01 66 of $I<wooo eachi ancl Bondl , No*
•?3? 3 ... flVlVia. 22. 27. 28! 28 of 1100.00 each.
*. Said 'bonda will '•• l-" "i" :i ruefcentailon "' th« """,".
of liw'rl Title Insuranae and Trust Company. M*
liberty V:tUt. N.w Vork.^on and *%** July Ist. 100 S.
on w-hlch - ■•• .' i..i-r.--t thereon BOW.I INOJaRPORATEP.
Un wtil' h o*»| J.-||KAI>KH-r: BOM. INOORJPORATBD
, v ,,|,i > s J McCOBMACK. AUCTIONEER.
a i ,V"- (1 Ml I.l.Kit 4 BON will »<-! lat auetlon on
1 ' '•' I- a. • . Wit
-">■
'■' ■/,„;:; iTni.in rarl tic i. It. common.
1 000 ah* Philadelphia & R«*.dln* By. common.
ERSE RAILROAD COMPANY,
oGOhurch Street, New York.
June It. IMS.
To the Holders of Prior Wen Bonds and General I.Jen
Bonds under the First Consolidated Mortgage of
the Erie Railroad Company:
The extraordinary business depression which lias
seriously affected all the railroad* throughout the
United States has so reduced the net earnings of the
Erie Railroad that there will be a deficit below the
amount necessary to meet fixed charges for the cur
rent fiscal year ending June 30. 1903. while It Is con
fidently expected that with any return to normal busi
ness conditions, this deficit will promptly be made
good. It is /necessary for the Company temporarily to
obtain the amount from other sources.
To this end. among; other things. It has been ar
ranged that the coupons for Interest falling: due at any
time prior to July I. 1909. may be purchased for cash
and. with unimpaired lien, deposited and pledged under
the Collateral Indenture of April B', 1908, as additional
security for the Six Per Cent. Collateral Gold Notes
Issued and to be Issued thereunder, thus maklne the
notes more available to th« Company as a means of
obtaining further cash If require.!, such notes to be
accepted nt par by the purchasers of the coupons for
the amounts advanced for such purchase. While such
temporary relief will probably suffice for the main
tenance and operation of the property during the cur
rent calendar year. It will not be sufficient for the
completion of th* Improvements begun two years ago.
but which have not yet reached a condition where they
are available for producing additional revenue for the
Company.
It was anticipated that the funds for such improve
ments coald be provided from the sale of your Com
pany's General Mortgage Bonds, but principally owing
to the injury done to your Company's credit by the
falling off in earnings during the existing; business de
pression, such bonds are not now salable except at pro
hibitive prices.
As these improvements all serve to strengthen th»
security of the General Lien and the General Mort
gage Ponds, it Is expected that a plan will shortly be
prepared for funding the coupons maturing on these
bonds for a period sufficiently long to enable the Com
pany out of Its current funds to complete the im
provements now under way. and thus get the benefit
of the large expenditures already ma.l». but which, as
above stated, remain as yet unproductive.
You are therefore notified that your coupons filing
due July 1. 1003. will be purchased at par for cash by
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co.. upon presentation and
surrender thereof on or before June 30. 1908. at their
office. No. 23 Wall Street. New York.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ERIE RAIL.ROAO COMPANY.
By F. D. UNDERWOOD. President.
23 Wall Street. New York,
June 11. 190*.
Referring to the above notice of the Erie Railroad
Company, we are prepared AT ANY TUB TP TO
A>T» INCLUDING JUNE SO, 1908. to purchase at par.
In cash, all coupons falling <lne July 1. 1908. of Prior
I-ien Bonds and General Hen Bonds Issued under the
First Consolidated Mortgage of the Erie Railroad
Company. p MO ROAN * CO.
OFFICE OF
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
New York, June 11, 1909.
Pursuant to arrangements between the Erie Railroad
Company and Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co.. it Is pur
posed to* extend until July 1. IMS (subject to the Rail
road Company's right of prior redemption at 108 per
cent), the $1,500,000 First Mortgage Bonds Issued by
the Buffalo & Southwestern Railroad Company, matur
ing July 1 next, and also to extend to July 1. 191 S. the
$1,000,000 Second Lien Mortgage Bonds upon the Buf
falo & Southwestern Division of the Erie Railroad,
maturing July 1 next. The interest on tho extend*!
bonds of both Issues 1b to be payable on January 1
and July 1 In each year at 5 per cent, per annum, and
both the principal and the interest are to be payable
In United States eol«l coin of the present standard of
weight and fineness, without deduction for any taxes
•which the Railroad Company may lawfully be required
to retain therefrom. Ths lien of the said mortgages,
severally and respectively, now securing said ponds,
will continue unimpaired according to the terms
thereof.
The rUht to extend as nbora will *>« reserved to
such holders of such bonds as may desire to avail
thereof, and shall deposit their bonds for that purpose
with Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co. on or before June 80.
190S Such bonds as may not be extended by the
holders will, at or after maturity, be purchased at par
by Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co.
Holders of said bonds are referred to the appended
announcement of Messrs. .T. F. Morgan * Co. as to the
terms upon which they may have their bon.ls extended.
ERIE KAIUIOAD COMPANY.
By F. D. UNDERWOOD, President.
2S Wall Street, New York. June 11. 190 1
Referring to thn abovei notice of the Erin Railroad
Company, we are ready now to receive any of the
bonds above named for extension upon the following
terms:
Bondholder* desiring to extend their bond* must
ON OK BKFOKK JIVE 30. 1908. deposit the- name
with th« coupon payable. July 1. 1908. with the under
figned at their office. 23 Wall Street. New York. On
such deposit the undersized will make payment In
ea»h of the said coupon, and also will make a further
cash payment of $25 PER BONO, and will U»ne tem
porary receipts exchangeable, for bonds with an ex
tension supplement and new coupon sheet attached
thereto, when prepared.
We are also prepared ON OR AFTER JIT.T 1.
1908. to buy at par any of the bonds which the holders
may desire to sell rather than to extend.
J. r. MORGAN * CO.
rpo"THK HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE FIX
1 Per era" Gold Bonds of The IXnver Tramway Com-
P^Jotloa^a t!.r.!,y' given that all the outstanding six per
cent, gold bonds ->f The Denver Tramway Company, due
July Ist 1906. issued under a mortgage to The Mercantile
Trust Company, as Trustee, and the coupons appertain
ing to said bnr.dß due on said day will ba paid on July
Ist IMS upon presentation and surrender of the samo
to The Mercantile Trust Company, at Us office, M). 1M
Broadway, In the City of New York.
Holders of raid bonds are requested to present the same
to The Mercantile Trust Company for payment.
THE DENVER CITY TRAMWAT COMPANY.
By W. G. EVANS,
President.
Dividend Notices.
THB FCnniTH NATIONAL. BANK. OP THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
New York, June 23. 100.3.
The Board of Directors has this day declarM a quarter
ly dividend of TWO PBR CENT., payable on and after
July Ist. proximo.
The transfer books will close at 3 p. m.. this date, re
opening July Ist, HARLKS H PATTE rsOX.
Cashier.
NEW YORK. ONTARIO 4 WESTERN RAILWAY COM
* New York. June 24. 1908.
Th* Board of Directors of the Now York Ontario *
Western Railway Company have, this day declared a divi-
nd of two (2) per cent upon the Common Stock, out
of the earning* for the year ending June 30th. payable
on August 3rd, IPOS, to Stockholders of record on July
9t The transfer Books will b« closed at three o'clock P. M.
on July »th. 100 S. and reopened at ten o'clock A. M.. on
July ISta. 1006. R D MCKARI>f reury .
G*IRFTELJ> NATIONAL BANK.
Twenty-third St. and Sixth Are.,
New York. June 24, 19f>3.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of this Bank.
Ju-M thia davr a quarterly dividend of THREE PER
CKNT was declared on tha capital stock of this bank.
payable free of tax. on and after June 30th. 10OS.
the Trailer Books will be closed until Wednesday.
July Ut, 100* W. L. DOUGLASS, Cashier.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY.
A dividend at ONE PER CENT, on the Preferred Stock
has been declared payable July ISth. 1003. to preferred
Ftockholdcrs of. record at the clou* of business at 3
d m July 3rd. 1908. Transfer books will remain open.
Checks mailed. E. W. HYDE. Secretary.
Cleveland. rinrinnar|, Chiraito & St. Tx>ui!» Ry. Co.
Grand Central Station, N. T., June 18. ISM
The Board Qf Directors of this Company have d*
clnre.l a dividend of ONE AND ONE-QtTARTER PER
CENT on tha Preferred Capital Stock, payable at the
office of Messrs. .T. P. Morgan & Co., New York. July
20th. 1908 to stockholders of record at 3 o'clock
P M. on Friday. June 26th. I'JOS.
CHARLES P. COX. Treasurer.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
PANY.
Five Per Cent. Thre&-Year Gold Coupon Notes.
Coupons from these notes, by their t«rms payable on
July 1. 1008. at th« afßce if Its Treaaover, in th* City
of Boston, or. at the option of the holder, at the office of
It* Treasurer In the City of New York, will bo paid la
New York by the Manhattan Trust Company, 'M Wall
Street, or In Boston by the National Bank of Commerce,
Hears Build Ing. WM. R. I'HIVBR, Treasurer.
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TEUBCMtAPH COM-
I-ANY.
Four Per Ont. Collateral Trust nonds.
Coupon* from thesa bonds. payabl» hv their terms on
July 1, U«>>. at th« o(Hc« of 111 1 .• Treasurer In New York.
will bo raid by Uh Manhattan Trust Company, "i> Wall
Bti«et WM. R. I>KIVER. Treasurer.
THE HANK OP AMRKICA.
New York. June, 10th. IP*>9
The Hoard of Directors have to-day declared a semi
annual dls-ldend of thirteen (It) par rent., fr»« of tax.
payabla July Ist. 1608. to stockholder* of record of
this (late.
Tha transfer books will remain rinsed until July "d,
ISOg, W. M. BBNNEJT, Tashler.
AMKRTCAN TELEPIIONK AND TELEOBAPH
rOMPAXV.
\ Dividend of Two Dollar* i>rr »har« will I-- r'«' 1 on
Wednaaday. .I,' 1... 190*. 1.1 atockholdara of record »t
Uiu dose or buginqsj on Tuesday, June 3". IDOB.
.WAI. U. UiUV'BIR, Treiuurer.
Savings BanTcs.
EMIGRANT
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK
51 Chambers St., New York
The Board of Trustees has declar««l
a semi-annual dividend at tn« rate of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum on all deposits entitled
thereto.
DEPOSITS MinK ON OR BEFORE
JI'LY 10. 1908. \\n.f. DRAW I>TEB
ESX FROM .ITLY IST. 1908.
THOMAS M. MXILRT. President.
JOHN J. PULLETS, Comptroller,
THE MANHATTAN
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
644-646 Broadway.
114 th Semi-Annual Dividend.
June Bth. 1&09.
The Trustees of this Institution hay« declared In
terest at the rate of
FOCR PER CENT.
per annum on all sums not exceeding $3,000 r^matrln^
on deposit during th« three or six months ending on
the 30th ln»t.. payable on and after July 20th. 1908.
Deposits mad« on or before July 10th. 1909. will
draw Interest from July 1*?. 190*.
JOSEPH BIRD. President.
FRANK G. PTH.ES. Secretary.
CONSTANT M. BIRD. Asa't Secretary.
THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK,
128 AND 180 BOWKRT.
NEW YORK. June 9. 19««.
A aemi-ennual dividend at the rats cf
FOCR PER CENT.
per annum has been declared and will be credited
to depositors on all sum* of $5.00 and upward
and not exceeding $3,000 which shall have been
deposited at least three months on the first day
of July next, and will b« payable oa and atte?
Monday. July 20th. 1608.
Money deposited on nr b«ff>r« July 10 will d-aw
Interest from July 1. 1908.
HENRY A. SCHKNCK. President.
ttTT,t.IAM E. KXOX, Comptroller.
JOSEPH O. LIDPI.E. Secretary.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK,
K. W. Cor. 14th St. and «rri Avenue.
Tho Trustees have declared a dividend for th» six
months ending July 1. 1908. on all deposits entltlad
thereto, under the by-laws, at the rat* of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum, on all Bums from
$5 TO $3,000.
Deposits made on or before July 10th •win draw In
terest from July Ist.
WILLIAM FELSINGER. President.
JAMES L. WANDLINO. Treasurer.
ARCHIBALD M. PENTZ. Secretary.
[ NORTH RiVER SAVINGS BANK I
31 W. 34th St. bet. sth & 6th Avea. j
Interest credited July Ist. '
FOUR per=cent per Annum j
1 on deposits from $5. to $3,000. Bank (
! open 10 a. m. to 3p. m.. Mondays 10 a. m. ,
to 7 p. m., Saturdays 10 1. m. to 12 id. (
■ Deposits made on or before July lOtb
draw Interest from July Ist. ;
Samuel D. Styles, President '
Frederick N. Cheshire, Treasurer <
Charles F. Turton, Secretary
EIST RIVER SAVINGS BANK
2«n BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Th- 120 TH SEill-ANNrATi Dn*lDENX>.has
mm' f\f been declared at the rate of four
Mfk KAjr\ pet cent, per annum on all Burns
£JJL /yj entitled thereto. Payable aft*r
July 2*>. 190«.
nirpoqTT<! MADE ON' OK BEFORE JTT.T 10TH
Vw££^Dr!vW INTEREST FROM JULY IST.
DICK 6. RAMSAY. President.
CHASL A. WHITNEY. Secretary.
BREENWICH SfiflHSS BANK
XNTFKF^- & CTC TH E at R h AT^or d KoV^ P^R
4% PER ANNITM will be credited depositors for th«
A% Ik MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30 on all i wma
* from *5 to $3,000 entitled thereto under the by
te™poP Bma8 mad JJ coe on or before JUI.T 10 win draw MM
from JULY X 1808. MM QrTNt . AX . Prwldent
CHARLES M. DUTCHER. Treasf*.
J. HAMPDEN ROBB. I Secretaries.
FRANCIS M. BACON, Jr.. { ;
SE^EH'S BANK FOR SAYINGS,
74 and 76 Wai! Street.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT INTEREST
be paid to depositors entitle.! thereto under the by
laws, and in accordance with the Saving Bank laws, for
T&fESSSrJtfSSJgZ Sri '^Und dollar, at th.
rate of FOUR PER CENT. r-r annum
Payable on and atterM^ay. July*^ Igj^^
GEORGE M. HALPEY, Cashier.
New Tack. June 25th. IMOL
Deposits mad* on or before. July NHn will draY tntereat
froaa July let.
Union Dime Savings Institution,
BROADWAY. 32D FT. AND BIXTII AVENUE.
GREELEY SQUARE^ NEW YORK.
Interest Per Cent.
Per Annum, from $5 to $3,000. Credited July Ist. pay
able July 16th or any time later.
CIIAHL.ES E. PPRAQUIB. President.
FRVNCIS M. L.EAKE, Treasurer.
VTIT^LIAM G. ROSS. Secretary.
Dividend Notices.
THE^FOIJOWINC. COTTONS ARK PAYABLE AT
THIS OFFICE ON AND AFTER JITI-Y 1. 1908:
Buffalo & Susquehanna R. R. Ist Mtge. Re
fund. 4s. Coupon No. 15.
Gulf & Ship Island R. R- Ist Mtge. Ref. &
Term. ss. Coupon No. 13.
Ksystone Telephone Co. of Phila. Ist Mtge. ss.
Coupon No. 6.
Kansas City Viaduct & Term. Ry. Ist Mtge.
4H«. Coupon No. 6.
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co. Ist
Mtge. ss. Coupon No. 6.
FISK & ROBINSON,
35 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
™ AXCHISO.V. TOP^^Nn^ANTA FK B*ll>
New York. Juno 3. IMS.
The Board of Directors ha, declared a »em^annual
dividend (being dividend So. 20»oa the PREKEBKED
STOCK of this Company of TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS (5250) per share. Payable August 1
1008. out of surplus net income, to holders of said.
PREFERRED Stock registered on th- books of the
Company at the close of business on June 80. l»-_
Dividend cheeks will be mailed to holders of PRE
FERRED Stock who file- suitable orders therefor at
this ° C *"H W. GARDINER, Assistant Treasurer,
6 Nassau Street. New York city.
VKW YOBK CKNTRAX * HXTDSOX RIVER
KAn.KOAD COMPANY.
Office of the Treasurer. New York. June S. 190?.
A dividend of Five Per Cent, on the Capital Stock
of the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PANT will b« paid by the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company, less** (tinder the
provisions of the contract between the two companies).
at this office on the Ist day of July next »<> stork
holders of record at the cloee of business on th» 15th,
lru ,t. EDWARD L. ROSSITER, Treasurer.
AiIKBICAN CAR * FOUNDRY COMPANY.
New York. Juna 'i, 1003.
PFD. CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND NO 37
Th* Board of riio.-»or» has this day declared a divi
dend of one and three-quarter per cent (I»*«*> ,OB, OB , tI J?
Preftrr«d Capital Stock of tb.« Company. payable July
1. 100 S. to stockholders of record at the clous of bual
n-"a!i June 4. 1908. Transfer books will clos» Jun» *.
lJ Checks l reopen June 20. 1 the Ouaranty Trust Com
. aa will be mailed by the Guaranty Truat rom
pan, Of New York. ( g> - LANO Tr#Mlire r.
WM M. HAOER. S^rremr» .
AMERICAN CAB * FOIT*OBY COMTAXV.
N«w Tork. Jun« 3. ISH»a.
COM. CAPITAL KTOCK DIVIDEND NO 23
Th« Board of Director* has this day »l»elai*i* » ««*•
drnd of one-half per cent ( ! ,^> on tho CmnmoßCapl-
Ul •tnch of the Company. r»y»M« •»"'> *• I ' lo^ *?
»t.,k!i ■! ..f racord at the elo»» of builn»«s .lun« 4.
IOCS Transfer booka will clo»« Jut» 4. 1*«. ao<t re
..p-', III!;" 'Jit ItMH _
Vheck» will b« mailed by the Guaranty Trust ( om
pan, of New fork. g fc d.uano. Tre.-uror.
WM. M. IUGEK, Secretary*
Excu rsions.
SUMMER TRAVEL
"Th» Best or Everything at th« Best Tlm«."
"There' 3 a do- | Yell owstonc
Hghtful sense »> ar l,
of security lUlri
and comfort * • -i
while travel- AlaSKa
Injr with Ray- Canadian'
-ATV Ji; Canadian
comb that Rockies
make* the
trip peculiar X* ITrnri p. ptr
to itself." Lurope, etc.
40 SHORTER TOURS
Through New York. New England and Canada.
Raymond & Whitcomb Co.
225 Fifth Aye.. bet. 26th & 27th Sts.
Tel. 6270 Mad. m% NEW YORK
WRITE FOR BOOKLET
POPULAR /g^K
excursions (gSESa)
NEXT SUNDAY
LAKE HOPATCONG
ROUND TRIP TICKETS | CHILDREN
«&!.<><> j ,SO cts.
LEAVE W. 23d ST. 8.30; LIBERTY ST. 9 A.M.
MAUCH CHUNK
Glen Onoko and The Switchback
ROUND TRIP TICKETS I CHILDREN
51.50 I Cta-
LV. W. 2 3d ST. 8.20; ÜBERTY ST. 8.30 A.M.
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
West Point, New bu rich and Pouzhkcepsic.
Daily (except Sunday) by Palace Iron Day Una Maaaaa^
erf. I^sav* B'klyn. i'ulton St. <t>y AnMX). 8: Daaßawaeasii
St., 8:40; W. 42d St.. 8; W. 12»tli St.. »:2O A. M. R»
turning on down boat 4ue43d St- 6:30 P. ■
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCE»T9.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERMOQM EXCURSION TOP
WEST POINT
STEAMER SfABY I'OWEIX. ,m-,i
Leaving Dmsmsssm St. 1:« V. W. 424 St. ZJ*\ W. 1-^™!
St 2:26 P. M. Arriving IWat Potnt 5 P. M- Choice vi« i
buying ticket of return by any Wast Sfif>r>» «• ■»• T. i
Central train, or Cent. Hart. Sri.. $1 .10. Ample tln»» «■»
sea Parade. Public BuiHln«r». Ac. Orc^••tJra,
This Excursion Made Dally. Except Sunday.
JULY 4THI
EXCURSIONS I
ONE LOW RATE COVERS ALT. EXPtSTSSS.
Railroad and 6teamer Fare. Hotal Board, •««;,.'
1000 ISLANDS 4 Days.... Only*... •>«£•}
NIAGARA FALLS 8 ■ " .... »•■»•
ATLANTIC CITY 8 " " .... »•!.••
MONTREAL, and LAKES. " ** 40.08 =
VACATIOH TBIPS-JULY AMD AUGUST >
White Mountains, Montreal ana Lakes, Nova Scotia,;
Old South Country. Saguenay River, th» Provlacaa. Gw '
Lakes and Yellowston* Park.
Free "Descriptive Itineraries,** writ*
T. H. HENDRICKSON TOURS
S4B Fulton St.. Brooklyn. 2*. T. '
STARIN'S
EXCURSIONS
STEAMBOATS AND BARGES
to all PLEASURE RESORTS on
LONG ISLAND SODD
and HrittOS RIVES.
Maynlflcent Saloon Steamers "Gl^n** and
-Richmond." each 1,200 capacity. "Sea Gill.
600 capacity. Barnes of all alze*.
Sunday Schools a Specialty.
OFFICES: Cop. TI*ANT>T ST. PIER 3. N. T.
■Phone. 1283 Cortlandt.
RED BAIUK I-irJE.
Leaves Franklin St. Pier 24. N. R-. .a...7. <» A. M. 1
P.M.- Sundays. 9A.JL only for Highlands. Red Bank,
etc Exc. 60c Trolley to Long Braach. Asbury Park.
Instruction.
For Both — City.
HIE BKRIJTZ SCHOOL C» LV.VO CAGES. \
Madison Square (1123 Broadway.)
Harlem Branch. 843 Lenox Ay*.. naax 137U* St. ,
Brooklyn " 73 Court Bt. v
BUMMER SCHOOL. AT ABBTTRY PARK. M. J.
Teachers sent to all plac«a wlCin hundred, mile*. *.
For Both Sexes — Counrry.
Starkey Seminary
On Peneca Lake. n«ar Watklns. Op«n«<l Sept. X.
Boardtnsr »chool for both, sercss. Pr»i>ar«s for best col
leges. Eleven teachers; specialists. Coarse* la art. ;
music, commerce.
M. SUMMERBEIX, Pre*» LaJcemont. ■T. ;
For Young Country.
The Taconic School for Giris. |»j» »<»-«»;
Berkshire Hills. Separate homn for younger stria, ■
Thorough college preparatory an.l ap«rlal onurt— . i
Golf. t«nnls. basket-ball, hoatln*. MIS 3 LUXAJV!
PIXON. A. B. (Wellesley and Erya Mawr>. MI3S-:
BERTHA BAILEY. B. S. <Well««ley>. LA'*evil>. Coon.
RYE SEMINARY For JglSST"" ]
Mrs. S. J. LIFE. The Ulssaa STCWBL Rt» Now Tor*. J
mKE FRANCES GUZMAN SCHOOL FOR GIRXS. — Open 1
X entire year. 4» Lak« fit. Whit* Plains. . J
School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACH AC,K3»CT {
supplies Professors. Teaehars. Tutors. Gorernesa«a> «to« ,
to Colleges. School and Families. Apply to •
Mrs. M. J. TOUNG-FUL.TON. 28 Union Sanarm. t
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Citations.
M'MAHON. WILLIAM,— THE FEOPLE OS" THa '
State of New T.-.rk. by tn» grace of God. free aa<J»
Independent. — To Mary Mcilaaoo. 3£argaree Whltmajvi
Oaacsa Harririßton. Julia Mclvers. Arthur England, i
Robert England. George England. ataroarst Bennett.!
Blanche McMahon. Dorothy McMahno, Marl« aicMahoaJ
Hubert Howard. Charles M-M*h..n. Charles England. ■
Charlotte T. Somya, Mary £llea Cummlrus. William X.;
MoMahon. Mabel E. B!«od«.>->.i. Jobn. Morrow. Qro»«a>.
Williams, Maxy Crawford. Edward Williams. Samuel 1
Williams, Wllllaai llama. Jam<» Morrow. New Torb)!
Finance Oompacy. Vary E. Morrow, and to all person*:
interested In the Estate of William McMahen. late of the!
County of New York, deceased, a* creditors, legatees.}
next of kin or otherwise, send greeting:
You and each of you are hereby cited and required,
personally to bo and appear before our Surrogate of the>'
County of New York, at th* Surrogate*" Court of aaVV 1
County held at the Hall of Records in Ute County of.
New York on th« 7th day of July. 1908. at half-past tea
oclork In the forenoon of that day. then and there t«J
attend a judicial settlement of the account of pmosedtafS;
of Mary MeMnhoo. John Mulligan and Sallgmaa Ma2W
helrner. as trustees of th« prtacipai anil in. ome tun<t« of
the trusts created In and by the ia*t Will and Testa
ment of sail deceaaed. and such of you as are- hereby
cited, as are under the ago of twenty years. axa>
reaulre.i to appear «ny your guardian. if you have one*..
or If yo-i have none, Ii appear and apply for me. to be>
apcotnted or la th* event of your nrijl«.jt or failure •■
do so. a guardian will be appoint*! by the »urro«aie> V> :
represent and act for you la the proceeding.
In T«aUraony Whereof. We nave cau»e.i the Seal of
in A<ra " th» urrr^ at es' Court of the said County oC
ri* S.l New York to »*> hereunto affixed. Wttniae.
1 Hon. Abner C. Thc-mas>. a Surrogate ef our said
County, at the County of New York, the lAta day of May
lnthe year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and
• lshl ' DANIEL. J. DOWDNET.
merit of th« Surrocats»' Court.
WETHBRHOK* & LINK. Attorney* for Trustees. MS
Broadway. N. Y. City.
Proposals.
BOKO! Or THE BRONX K. T. P. AWSR
tl*etneat for Site. — Treasury I>parini«at. OQc« o£
the Beor«t«ry. Waahtr.ston. D. C . Juno ii. l»0* Pro
posal will &• WflM ti> h "> r« r -'i ■: 2 ofeloek p. m.
July 1 l'o* f° r lh * " j! - ' " t(1# * '""l 1 *"'' $tat«s of suitably
laod, centrally and conveniently »*•* for the »tt* for th«
PostC'Cce to b« erected la tho Borough of th* i;.-on\. N-*
York. A block eontalntns not \*aa than 4^.ooi> aquaaa fa«e
area surrounded on all side* by streets, Is pi-afarr«d. If »
corner lot ts submitted It should b* appn>slmjit«ly 230*
•>7o Each proposal must b« accompanied by a 41acra.ni
Indicating th« principal a'.rr+t. ttl* north polr.t. the di
n\«rjiion» and «rrade» of t A* land. th« w!dth» aad pavtag
of adjacent streets and alleys, whether th« alleys ar«
pubtic or private, and whether or not th« city own» l«iwt
occupied by sidewalks. The vendor niti*i pay all «x
n«tuea •wiun'i'tnj with rtimtshtns evtdenc«a of tttl* ami
<1.-t>.!s of conveyance. ljnw»v«ment» on th* property mMt
be reserved by th# vendor; but (tending th» commenc*-'
m«nt of th« Fe<l«ral bulldinK they may remain 00 th» ;
land upon payrneat °' » reaaanablo Kroun.l rent. T-«,
erantor must. however, remove all Improvements oat.
thirty .lay*' notice 90 to do. Tito rtsht to reject «a*
proposal U reserved. Kach •!>••«! must b« sealed. •
marked "Proposal for Post-OBlce »tt* at Boroush of ta*
itr.'nx New Verk." and malle.t to th*» SECRETARY Of
THE TKRAKVRY «Sur*rvta!n* *pr-htt<*»"». Washington.
D. C No special form of, proposal la taajatMa or ctra*
vlded. CEO. B. COStTELXOV. Sec^tarr. _d
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