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TO DEFAILT INTEREST
Toledo Raikcays and Light Company
Will \ot Van on July 1.
Th* Toledo Railways and I.ißht Conlpany. it •■■
fc_thortt_Ulv_iy stated .-esterday. will fault the
Interest due July 1 on its - per cent ecjUMiMatM
first mortpase bonds, of which there are $4,56C,000
outstanding. This aotlon has licen asreed to hy the
landholders" protective commlUee. of which Nor
rr.an ■ r.oain i< chairman, representing a large
ma-iority of the bond?.
A member of the committee sa'.d that ihe default
on '.he July 1 coupons would be in accordance with
t! , plans of the committee, -which purpoaefl a re
tirpanization of the company. He added that nl
ihcush the company's .-anunKS were amply BUffi
cirr.t to ■ri it* fixed charges it had been thought
bf_.t to devote some r.f its income to ptTta| off its
most pr__dn_ creditors, who mipht otherwise have
applied for a receiver, m step which the committee
cor.s'.<ior«'G unnecessary and desired to avoid.
i-tiinkors identified with the property said that the
July 1 coupons on the 5_,<>G6,000 Toledo Consolidated
Street Railway first mortgage «i per cent bonds and
on the Toledo Traction Company first consolidated
mortgage -v. two of the underlying companies,
Tvould he. paid.
The company has maturing within the next year
In the neighborhood of S'.''."AUW bonds, including:
Its own i per cent consolidated mortgage bonds and
' the issues of Ha subsidiary lines. In addition it
has a floating debt of about S:,S(Xt.QOO. most of which
was incurred by the o:u Everett-Moore syndicate,
which failed some years ago.
Interests identified with the company said yes
terday that some of its most important franchises
in Toledo would expire next summer, and that no
permanent financing was likely to be undertaken
vntil it was definitely known just what arrange
inent could be made for an extension of these fran
chises.
At present there i< considerable opposition in
Ohio lo granting franchises to public service cor
porations, and for this reason, with questionable
_r-mchi-es for some of Us lines, bankers connected
•with the property, as well as the protective com
mittee, believe that it would be difr.ouU to tmtM
the necessary funds until the franchise question is
disposed of.'
The Toledo Railways and Light Company was in
corporated in BM as a reorganization of the Toledo
Traction Company. It controls all the Btzeet rail
way, gas and .lectric lighting and power companies
<' Toledo. It operates I_3 miles of street railway
tracks in IMcata, and last year bought the entire
capital stock of the Toledo & Western Kailroad
company, and the Toledo-Ottawa Beach Railway
Company. It also controls the Maumee Valley
Railways and 14ght Company. Its capital stock,
authorized and issued, is J__,i«X»,OOO.
r»LPOSITORS PREVENT OPENING.
Mechanics and Traders' Bank Lacks Consents
to Eesumption Plan.
IMlaMHsi financially situated so that it could
iT-sum* I'usine-s at once, the suspended Mechanics
tnd Trsovrs" Bank remains closed because of
the failure to obtain the consent of M per oeot of
tiie aeposltora to the r'.<-.n for resumption. Not
more than ■ per cent a( Use bank's j.ositors
has thus far jriven consent.
It is known that there has been ■ lack of har-
Tijony among the stockholders over the resumption
plans. The BUlllßJllillMS will hold a meeting to
day, at i.:.-:. u.r opposition srill possibly exprtss
their : • km.
The directors of the lank hold a special meet
ir,c yesterday at the main assee. at Broadway and
... street. The managers of the ten Brooklyn
j.nd three Manhattan hranches appeared before the
ciirerior* and discussed with the board, amons
other ihings, their inahility to obtain the neces
*-_ry 90 pw com ot consents to the deferred pay
in?Tit -[Ann. Although it is said that Clark WIII-
Uva-. Stai* Suiwriiitendent of Banks. Is satisfied
lh«t th- inptiiution lia.- asapta resources to re
turn- p;.t rations he sffll not Rive bis official sanc
tion to the reopening until the required percentage
< f f-icnati-re. is obtained. Wljile in several bran.
«f ihr bark the p*>rcentac:e exceeds M. in others it
i« below sr -. The average la 85 pei cent. The great
iii defection- are la Manhattan and la the Union
1 ranch in Brooklyn.
The o!ily name now mentioned for the presidency
of the EaJa*J«aaSael tfediaalcs' and Trad»rs Bank.
i. t!:at rif Edward 11. Grout.
COSTER-KNAPP EXAMINATION ENDS.
T3;e examination into the affairs of CJoster. Knnpp
I <"0., the bankrupt brokerace firm, that baa b«-n
F-iinp' on befor* Commissioner Alexander, was
rio<*-<- yestenlay. bo Esi as the proceedings beMre
the Cnlted States Oomsols^oner go. Tlw bank
ruptcj- proceedings •«« now go before Peter B.
Oinrj referee in bankruptcy.
The jrreatcr pa" of the examination yesterday
nt, up in •■: ins t" trace certain swk
transfers between Coster. Knapp & Co. and Mar
.hall Spsder a Co. B. S. Menken, counsel for
Um receiver o_ Ihe bankruni Brm. CModucted the
«amlnatlcn. l_.n_:don B. Woo«, of the firm of
M_r-ha!l. Spader & Co.. was the ailnrSS E. U
Moemey. rounsel for the latter firm, protested
ap-inst some of Mr. Menken's ,ue*tJon*.
•The impression has got abroad." he said, that
Marshall, Spader a Co. are not willing to produce
a ,v witness or any books or papers desired upon
r^onable notice." Mr. Menken replied: " ™ <^
amination is for th« parpas. only of arming : at
the a 6S et_ of Coster. Knarr & 00. J£~^~
BOtfalztS to -ate that reflects on Marshall. Spader
& Co.'
CHANGES ON WESTERN RAILROAD.
rwlsaiaiili '•• Tt '- TrtkejM I
li
- ■ ■
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Tie Tjrtitioris hi bankruptcy fil«»d " the United
Elates District Court yesterday wer- as Wkrws:
i«___>_it_.TT petition againet tha ■■>•■•• - & O'Brien
lr.\oiur._i.> j. . ,, rf in liquor and oicare, at No.
&S byVw aW and otfaen. wtiwe
- r ssss:
.^ to
e aiioui '543.000 and tho assets , w n_»t ,f stock
StoavejJ to i ; e *^^_i^'2Tnav_J stores, at
his Mabll i«« M £^____fnSS Adv.rtisinj,' A B enoy.
. Company. o(
iUes of 111.
ff'th? White "oovt •->.■
Btrwi Show
Ba - '-^ *i »5 «7« 1' Included In the
5 , . trade.
-. prindpai
jiatJon.! Hank of gSss!«£JgSS'iS3i_s_; W*«
B_T,k of SUi'ii^rd, i-wOJ.^WU- trustee. No.
gTIgSS; _v'fu^ J^sr.^,l th« Delawai. and
Ot'_*s'. Dalnr C «/V& y - |r.i'i ns t ivnis M. Gallo.
Involuntary .J'tiuion *«= t , ve a
bu!ld,r by £ ._ ;i!.k^l
claim of •_«Jlo -'•"""_ o / no. 33 \\>st S»4t!i
TSTRm Sr Uabllltle.
aTt^o4. and a«et« & fc ( rr ' r 5 & Co .. o f No. 737
Sch'-duVf- •' J. j\> r ,* 33 MKM Ka *t Ml j atreec. show
B«M»tb av«^»HN«--I-^ IndudJn* lire
liahilitiee of J4'^l -• «"^ rf i; . 0 The in-
JnfiuraTK-e policies. 01 ••.^"• J - aol ,i nfcry and tool*.
j ..;. a. d
$i.«f,o: js?»9«. The company W*a
««PQtftS] b«« I;,. Uroadway. SU-S ror pro
f^ionii and me FlftU National HanK
311X00 on four n0te , 8 ,,,- > . of jc o j*s But Broad-
S-h.dulc_ of -P"J!£ te ..ft , KltaaWb »t«*t. show
¥ta l.tirr onn^st o r,_ ««a^ » or^» *;,-,•„.«/ $«.
t,TI S&; ■•washola /°" u > . .*•",_ ♦-••■■
claims. Jir,.r.^. «nd ££*[£•*? gSa^w'selfrlds,.
H. and 8. lCri^p-r. I .nan k-1 \\*H. ; • M|-
Importing ' «9>"jj^^^iLour J- WSS a-M j
CiJW-Ji* MUttncr.
SUGAR CARTAGE ALLOWANCE.
Interstate Commerce Commission Hears New
York Carriers.
Washington. June 29.— Arguments were heard by
the Interstate Commerce Commission to-day in re
gard to the allowance for cartage made by the
carriers entering New York City for the transfer
of sugar. The cartage allowance is tjvo cents a
hundred pounds on all shipments of sugar out of
New York. The inquiry was instituted by the com
mission with a view to determine the legality of
the allowance and to decide whether it was a part
of the rate piv.-n by the carriers to the shippers.
It developed at a recent hearing of the case that
all the sugar eold in the country takes the Phila
delphia price. The refii.ers of that city have the
advantage of a 2-ccnt differential, as compared with
X«-w York refiners, whiie the raw sugar that
ieaches their, largely by water, costs no more than
the Xew York reliners have to pay. In order to
equalize the price carriers entering New York have
been allowing the refiners cartage of two cents a
hundred pounds.
The defendant carriers received fifteen days in
which to Hie briefs. John 11. Marble appeared as
counsel for the commission, while Clyde Brown rep
resented the New York Central lines, William S.
Jenney the l>elawjre, J_acka\vanna & Western.
U. M. Andrews the Erie, V. 11. Janvier the Lehigh
Valley, R. Walton Moore the Ocean and Old Do
minion Steamship lines, 1". C. Dillard the Southern
Pacific Steamship Company and Mr. Parker the
Baltimore &. Ohio Railroad Company.
MUST TAKE MORE CARE IN PACKING.
Railroads to Charge Shippers Higher Rates
to Keep Down Damages.
In line with their recent requirement of more
detailed and careful marking of their shipments
by consignors of freight, with the object of les
sening waste, the 416 railroads of the official classi
fication territory have decided to require, beginning
to-day, the use of more secure boxes for the pack
ing of freight. One of the present rules stipulates
that '•property packed in boxes or cases made from
strawboard. leatherboard. woodpulp, fibre, wired
■pUntwood ->r other analogous material will be
charged 10 per cent higher than the classification
provided for such property"; and it has now been
decided to add 30 per cent to the regular rate on all
packages not packed in strong boxes coming up to
requirements, which are- set forth in detail in the
new rule.
It is believed ly railroad traffic rzperts that the
irtroduciio:i of cheap substitutes for substantial
■wooden boxes has been responsible for a large num
ber of "damages" to gCKids in transit. The Penn
sylvania Railroad, for instances, last year paid out
$452,0(X> i:i claims for such damages. Under such
oondtttons the railroads regard it as Impossible to
prevent damages, and rules even more stringent
than that now about to go into operation will be
enlorced, it is understood, unless shippers take
more care in their packing.
C. 1. <SL B. MAKES WORKING AGREEMENT.
The oinoials of the Coney Island & Brooklyn Bail
road Company and a committee representing the
employe* <'f the road signed a working agree
ment yesterday to go into effect July i, which
is practically a renewal of the agreement which
l,as< been in operation for several years. The new
agreement expires on July 1. I'- I "'.'- The only is
portant change is that which permits the "trip
pers" to make their runs during thirteen hours
a day instead of twelve, and allows them "swings"
for meai.s so that they can earn more.
PROVIDENCE COAL MEN NOT GUILTY.
Providence, June i?:— in a decision hand'.-d down
f> the Supreme <'<>urt to-day, tho coal dealers of
this city who were indicted in February, 1907, on
a charge of conspiracy to rtgulate 'the price of
coal, were declared not guilty. The case came up
in the Superior Court, which submitted to the-
Supreme Court eight questions. To-day these
answers were returned and the dealers were freed
of all culpability.
KAILKOAD EARNINGS.
ANN ARBOR.
leoa ij»»7 1906
Third week in Jun<«... KSS.IM *4::.4"2 —
July 1 la June ri $1,893,731 $2,129,473
ALABAMA GI'.KAT SOUTHERN.
Number .of miles. - 300 .. 309- ' »f>B
TTilr- week ■■ June... 161.244 $72,492 $68,357
July Ito Jane 21 3.444,018 8.857,488 ,3.666.273
• INCIXNATI. NKW ORLJBAXS & TEXAS PACIFIC.
Number at mOei 33« 33« 33S
Third ■reek In June... $130,763 flSo.67<> $Ifil,S»«J»
July Ito Jun? 1M... . 7,€68,377 ft. 149,279 6,1-6,310
CHICAGO GREAT WIfibTKRN.
Number o_ miltß rMOr MO 930 - ■■ 830
Third week in June... $14«.t.4r. $172,431 „*'«*.*>=
July 1 to June 21 7,K»9.107 8,74'.t,.*.37 h...i- •.■•(-
CHICAGO. iNDiAKAPOLiia & LOITI.SVILLE.
Third w«k In June... $104,818 $114,040 *£*«•'*
July Ito June -'1 5,031.793 f'.MC.siifi 6,751.411
DETBOIT, TOLEDO a: IRONTON.
Third W*ek in June... $27,3«5 - $42,512
julyl June 21 fI.BO-.»S- *2.«-._..-_:i
DETROIT INITKi-
Third week In June... *IJ».£S •"£)£! £»!
J_n. Ito June 21 3.007.844 3.000.8-1 _,st>-.43.
QBOBGIA SOUTHERN &. __/OmDA.
Number of miles *■«..??« •« si's =
Third week in June... *£-.._.£> . „ J«.Ms
July 1 to June 21 -.1-4. iM 14.J-0
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT.
S^t^fJS^::: £333 £&S «S
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE.
Month of May- 3 , s
Jfumber ■' mile. M.7W4W |R 505.017 $7 041297
rS5»:::: SS3S "tmm <™™
N,, .-arninp's $2,066,167 92.79*.** *_.3e4._16
Net carr.inr, 11 mo 8 .524.173.262 $30,388,859 525.862.292
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Month of May— „ ,-„ I# s7fi
Number of miles _«s_«jO S-TOttM JSW.IOO
Gross earnta** ........ f to, £„ 812600 *397 600
Operating >»p»nsw _ ••-••■ __ si —
N.t amines J131.&00 $356,100 *- 12600
ac 23*080 ltt.Mft.OM N.»'.°M
Gtom earnings «•"£»£» 4 744 800 » 252,700
i Oi*ratinis expenses •.t.WB.MW ______ .
Kete»r»in_.ur_o : ; $2.27..200 11.75U00 $1,698,300
IRGIA.
Month of May— H«755 1252.304 |22«.14«
Gross carnir.Ks :.■:.■::::: _<»<»I 232 <m>3 180,369
Expenses _______
Net earring W« *=<J ••SB
OUaer income _■•« _ .
SHIT 4 $639 $44,502
Total Income 67,534 BI.ISX 60,788
p^lett ;..l:; ..l : ~V^O $50,613 $6,194
jolj Ito May 31— n -, M t2.806.023 $2,643,356
i Gross *a-ninKS »-.«.••- ■ \ -2 333.290 1.658.755
j Exi*n_es ______ __— —
.. «—- <-« 4-.S $472,733 J7R4.«S<U
Net carninK* ? --/« 7541 l«.*01
Other Income _ 'j^_^ _ , -'_ _ _
r_»3 i«l $4«0,2"4 $771,402
Total income _S?_W! MH.MO BSTisSI
Charge* _______.7__ ■ —
_Mc lt u —--.. $235,075 mum mmm
"^ rrrlUf " TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT.
Month of May— tsz7^M t«M.711 J44«.l
Orofs earr-ir^E •■ r ,V--7 235^9«« _09.2<53
Ojxrating __i*n»_s-..- •_____ J _
t-7-S'.i $260,725 $238,841
Kel *aiii-.r.f?«. • ■ ••• *y^\, T1 116.142 110.892
Int.. taxes and pf. « v - ■
" li« 844 $148,883 $1_..249
_>'urnlus •• *' '
Jan. Ito May 31— , - j_.317.*73 $2,070,018
Gross earrinK» i-W'i.l 1148,372 998.83*
Operating extent*! _._w.«. ,—, —
"si 1C3.777 $1,168,501 $1.071, 1RJ
Net «an*"»«"-.-Y,:.- * iaKS 576175 549,425
Int., tax'-: aid pt -__ o ___:__ _
*■_•• vn $M»3 326 $521,755
Furrl-. 5 months... ?54 ~^. * '
READING SYSTEM.
The BMditis Company. Including the PblUdelphU
\ &T,& T , .aSn, nanw_y Conu.any and the RM^
a. iva-lins Coal - Iron Company, reports for May:
PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY.
1 V.KW. Change-
.... $3,294,1132 Decs7oo.»7B
■;,. ■r.n^-iViir .::: &»»■«■ d^.^m«
Expenaea, renewals ew ■ _
, '__ ... $1,1»b.«53 Dec.5371.035
PH./^KU-I.IA A READING COAL * IWMI CO.
I!lil - Alr . $«.«75,76i Dec.»331.7t>3
Receipts " 2.801.86* Dw 8««.»>B
j."x^**:ibes ' .....•••• ________„
, _ .. $178,707 D«e. $63,468
N>t earning* * _
HEADING COMPANY.
$137,407 Inc. $3.5_2
Net inwif t~::::^§ R«
....nl— ... >I..M<M"'7 Dae4432.«8l
CharuM mad iax-s "=■'""■" ° $622.«57 De0. 5434,663
tUn "pj"ILAIVELPHIA & READING RAILWAY.
From July li' May 31— tJa.ntLCW Peo.»si7,i_.3
lf_;^',. in._u.irgienVu_.i ;Vtc:^P_ 1 7a7 Pec 44-.401 J
, .. $14.__M.Ui3 1)ec.5371.7_T
PHirADELPHiA^ READINO COAL & IRON CO.
" !II ' AU • „;. $35.»37.336 1nc. 5519,316
Receipt- 58.502.845 Inc. 14. '"Mil
Eninim
Net <arnin ff . $2 434.4*1 In.- J.VH. «■"'"<
JtEAI'ING COUPAHY.
, me $1,413,401 Dec. $20 S9O
Chaw- and I**** («tlm_W)^. ... .......... in __!"____. |
B^a. $6,312,148 inc. «b»,9SS
-NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUXE 30, 1908.
BONDS FOR INVESTMENT
We own »t a!l times an extensive list of conservatire bonds
yielding is high a return as is cocsistent with safety of principal.
...Carefully selected bonds purchased at present prices offer tbe
.': ":'." investor an unusually attractive interest return. We invite
correspondence and shall be glad to furnish detailed information
in regard to the following, or over one hundred other issues of
bonds for investment.
Municipal Bonds
' ■ r Yid_tnf About
$500,000 Boston, Mass., Registered 4s (Tax Exempt in Mass.). 3.55%
100,000 St. Louis, Mo., 4s XTZ<&
1,000,009 Pittsburgh, Pa., Funding 4^s *.»0%
250,000 Oswego, N. Y., Water 4s (Tax l:xempt in N. Y.) 4.00%
400,000 Cleveland, 0. Sewer 4}£s (Taj- Exempt in Ohio) 4.00%
100,000 New York City 3HjS (Tax Exempt in N. Y.) 4.10%
600,000 Jersey City, N. J., Refunding 4!^s (Tax Ex. in N. J.) 4.13%
Railroad Bonds
250,000 Boston & Albany Debenture 4s 4.159.
250,000 Vandalia (Pennsylvania System) Consol. Mtge. 45... 4.15%
250,000 Chicago Junction Railroad First Mortgage 4s 4.25%
200,000 At:h. Top:ka & Santa Fe (Eastern Okla.) Ist Mtge. 4s. 4.30%
500,000 N-w York Centra! Thirty-Year Debenture 4s 4.55%
100,000 New York, New Haven & Hartford Convertible 65... 4.70%
Corporation Bonds
200,000 People's Gas Light & Coke (Chicago) Refund.Mtge. 5s 4.95%
200,000 Laclede Gas Light (St. Louis) Refunding Mtge. 55... 5.00%
100,000 Chicago Railways First Mortgage 5s 5.00 %
100,000 Union Electric Light & Power (St. Louis) First Mtge.ss 5.00%
125,000 N.Y. Gas, Electric Light, Heat & Power First Mtge. 5s 5.10%
20o!o00 Edison Electric (Los Angeles)First and Refund.Mtge,ss 5.30%
250.C09 Utica Gas & Electric Refund, and Extension Mtge. 55 5 .38%
2Oc[oOO Seattle Electri: Consolidate and Refunding Mtge. 55 5.50%
100.000 Met. St. R'y (Kansas City) (2-year) Consol. Mtge. 5s 6.00%
N. W. HARRSS * CO
BANKERS
Pine Street, Corner William
NEW YORK
$10,818,000
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Co.
First Mortgage 6% Bonds. Due July Ist. 1908
The Manhattan Railway Company has given notice that the above bonds will be
paid upon maturity, or that the holders may have the privilege of exchanging their
maturing bonds through us. for the Manhattan Railway Company 4a. Consolidated
(now First) Mortgage Tax-Exempt Gold Bonds. -
Having purchased from the Company the $10,818,000 bonds issued to refund the
maturing bonds, we offer to holder, of the old bonds the privilege of receiving in ex
change an equal amount of Manhattan Railway Company 4% Consolidated (now First)
Mortgage Tax-Esempf Gold Bonds, at % and interest. Holders ot the maturing bonds
mav depo.it them with us and receive the now bonds and $40 in cash per bond, interest
l °^^ 'The^Manhat^ RaUwaf Company 4% Consolidated 0-ow First) Mortgage Tax-
Exempt Gold Bonds, after July Ist. will be secured by an absolute first mortgage upon
the entire property of the Manhattan Railway Company, which is paying dividends at
the rat e of ?d per annum on .rs $60,000,000 of capital stock. The bonds are legal in
vestments for Savings Banks. Trustees and Trust Funds, and are tax exempt m the
City and State of New York, as endorsed upon each bond.
The privilege above offered may be withdrawn by us without notice.
507 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
33 Pine Street, - - New York
Dividend Notices.
VERA CRUZ & PACIFIC R. R. CO.
Ist Mortgage 4V_% {; " ld Bonds.
Coupons due July Ist, 1008, of the above
Bonds will be paid on an.l after that . date at
our office.
SPEYER & CO.
U---U Pine St.
' M ERCHA X^^^AX^A^A_.^^K .
,lun« IR. 1908.
Board of Directors have this day declared a *e-n\
annual " dividend of THRBK PER CENT.T it Tee SoU tax
pavable on and after July 1. 1808. until which date the
transfer book, will be clo_-d £ v GAMB IER, Ca»hler.
De, .Maine. & i«.rt »^\»^* % ,908.
y*>* to _l..rkholders of record on the 25th day of Jul>,
liws! Checks will be mailed^ u DAVIS> Tr a surer.
MM HH.AN I'ENTKAI. KAII.ROAI) CO. ---,
Grand Central Station N Y.. June 10. |- u S ir .
The Hoard of Directors of t! ! ls ' J" 1 .^ 1 J, „
P. M. on Tue^ay. J^HARLE?^. COX. Tr^'-r _
The B».t-.i of Director- of "»1» Company haw^g
.V.. at thl. offlce Au^,s, 1. ■ - '•
record at 3 o'clock P. "yj^^S F. COX. Treasurer
Tn ( -ioard of Directors; o. thl»; Company 'hav^de^
..ockholrters of record at &
* stockholders of record at 3 o'clock P. M. on Tut.
day. June 30th, 1J»O8. CHARI ES F <v,x. Treasurer.
r/rrSothT I^OS ! to re pre_erre dd rßtockhoWer BtockhoWe8 tockhoWer S of record
•""Transfer 'books Cose June 15th. [iWi. anj reopen
Jule^Ot'h: 1908. Check^v.n be njalle^ _ reaßUre .
MINNKAPOMS • -^^rjS^AU.HOAI.^O.^
r ; r 7-r. uarfn e, ;H or |e g- "StfS-f Jffi
that date at the- oflice of thg^comrany.^ " rr^ asarcr .
APPEAL DECIDED AGAINST G. E. KISSEL.
The AppolUf Division handed down
yesterday adv*rse to Gustavo E. Kissel in Is
Mtlon against the St. Louis & San Francisco Rail
road Company, the cauca«o & Eastern Illinois
SSroad Company and the Rock I.Wnd company.
The decision modifies the injunction heretofore
™ted M as to permit the Chicago & Eastern
S is to is'e ,ell or otherwise dispose o_ its
bon"is or other obUgmttoni a> permitted under the
stock trust re«n.-nt by which the 'Frisco ha_
SU stock trust certificates. It also permits
life Chic^-o * Eastern Illinois to pay dividends
on its common stock.
STEEL PLANT OPENS WITH 1.500 MEN.
SSST^SS ■■-"" * "'-""■• •——
employment to 1500 men.
COTTON FUTURES MEASURE i BEATEN. |
OUiiw rw -^—Tha Marston bill.
i"SS o b rThe e Marifon s.*^ ~" '-
UUtlon impossible at this — — "•
: COMMERCrcJ_TfIMSsiON"ENJOINED.
, i ,,nc •m. -The- interstate Commerce Coin-
Cfi eag«. June »Cgf°J y , ted stateß circuit
the compan,,, to ,-han.e their method,
of aiitrlbiitlng eoai car_ to mine owners aad oth< rs.
Arguments on the bill lor an injunction wer«
fcßJfiS /Vdge. Orowcup. B«kf and Kohlsaat
two weekii ago. .
Dividend Notices.
OFFICE OF
Vlrg;inta-( Chemic_J Co.
Richmond, Virginia, June Oth, 100S.
DIVIDEND NO. 61. .
The Ronrd of Director. have this day declared a. divi
dend of TWO <_<■» PEB CENT., the same belr.fC con
secuUve quarterly dividend No. 51. on the preferred
stock of this Company, payable July 15th. IMML when
checks will be mailed to all preferred stockholder* of
recor.i at the close of business on June 30th, 1!H>».
Book, for the transfer of preferred Jtock will be closed
from 3 P. M.; June 30th. ISXXS to 10 A. M.. Thursday.
July 23d. 1008. „ ._, TRAVE RS. Treasurer.
AMKKirAX LOCOMOTIV-S CO..
T.O Church Btreet. New York. June 25th, ISO"
The Boar.l of Director, this day declared a quar
terly dividend of one and three-quarters per cent,
upon the preferred cap.tal stock, payable lul> 21,
1908 to the preferred stockholders of record at the
close Of business on July 6. 1908: Checks will be
Transfer hook, of the preferred stock ijUTdm at
3P. M.. July 6. 1008. ami rco^r, July '^^^
THE CITIZENS CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF
NKU ' New York. June 1», lf*>S.,
Tho Hoard of Directors has this day de^ a £;V V^t"
terlv dividend of one an.l one-half per cent, free of tax
£yabfe on and after July Ist. 100H to stockholders cf
record at the dose «^^^»ffi Cashier.
Te.ns (rntral Railroad Company.
A semi-annual dividend of Two and one-half per cent,
on the Preferred Stock of this Company has been de
clared out of the earning of thr Com^ny TOr**^ at
the Farmers' I»an & Trust Company on l.'th JW.«»»
The traimfet book, for the Preferred *^°*Jp*J°Zr
pany will be clo^d at 3 p. m. on 3rd July. IWS, and re
open 10 a m Ifith Julv, inoß Assistant Secretary.
oprn a. . , v , MY jj m or.\N. Assistant Secretary.
New York. June 27th, 1008.
THE 11. B. n.AFI.IX COMPANY.
Corner Church & Worth Streets.
New York. June _9th. IW>*
A oua'terly dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the
Comm<v< stock will n* paid July 15th. The transfer books
will be closed at 3 P. M. Friday. July 3d. and reopened
at 10 A. M. Thursday, July 16th. 1W«. The transfer
books for tho lieferred stocks will remain open.
D. N. FORCE. Treasurer.
THE NHW YOIUC AND NBW JERSET TP-LEPHONE
COKPANT..
81 \VMo_s_hby Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
niVIDBXD NO. as.
A rejrular quarterly divideniJ of one and three-quarters
per c<nt. has been declared on the capita! stock of this
Company, payable July 15th. 1008, to stockholders of
record at the close of business July fith. 1008.
FORD HUNTINOTON, Treasurer.
imhvum; (iKKEN trust CO.
26 Mroajway. Nfnr Tork, June 17th, 1903.
A q'iart<yly 'llvidend of Klve (5> Per Cent, upon the
capital stork of 'his Oompany has thi"i day been declared,
payable July Ist. l!>fW. to stockholders of record on the
rle-slnfT of the transfer books at 3 o'clock P. M. on June
2«th. 1908. Books will reopen July 2nd. l!>08, at \n o'clock
A. ftf. WILLIAM M. LAWS, Secretary.
THE BANK OF AMERICA.
New York, June 19th, lfm«
The Bnar.l of Directors have to-day declared a semi
annual dividend of thirteen il3i per cent, free of tax.
payable July Ist. 1008. to stockholders of record of
this date.
The transfer books will remain closed until July 2d
1908. W. M. BENNET. Caahier.
THE PEOPLES BANK
I THE City New York.
of the City of New York.
June ISth. 1009.
ONE HITNDnEn ANI> >1 'RTKESTH CONSECUTIVE
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board of Dir»?ctors hav« this day deo!ar»d a
nemi-annual dividend of Five Per Cent., free of tax,
puyable on and after July Ist, l!)0S.
The transff-r books will be clogpd on the 2JSth lnat
nt H o'clock r. M, anj reopened July Ist, 190S at 10
o'clock A. M.
WILLIAM MII.NE. caahier.
TUB FOLIiTII NATIONAL. BANK OF THE CITT OF
NEW TORK.
New York. June 23, 1908.
The Hoard of Directors has this day declared a quarter
ly dividend of TWO ri:K CENT., payable on and after
July Ist, proximo.
The transfer books will closa at 3 p. m., this date, re
opening July Ist, 1908.
CHARLES H. PATTERSON.
Cashier.
GAKFIKM) NATIONAI. BANK.
Twenty-third Bt. an. I Sixth Ave.,
New York. June ... 1908.
At a m^ftlnE of the. Board of Directors of this Bank.
held till-- day. a ouarterly dividend of THRKQ PEK
CENT vrai declared on the capital «tock of thla bank,
payable, frr-e _f tax. ea and after June 30th. ll>«W.
The Trar-hfer Hooks will be c'oeed until Wednesday,
July Ist. IMM W. L. DOI'GI.ASfi. Cashier.
COL.UIIBIA DANK.
Fifth Avenue, nntr Korty-*«-cnn_ Street.
New York. Jun« 17. IPOR.
Th« Boanl of Direetora of this Hunk have this day de
elajred a aenil annual dividend of SIX i'Ji PBR. CENT.,
_!>••■ uf tax. i>ayable «m and after July l*t, l(x*t.
Th« tran»ffr hook- will close June 17th. 1O«1S. and will
rciiiuln clo_ed until July Ist. 10118.
W. S. <JRIFVITH. r»shifr.
S\N I IMM IM I) AMI NOICTII PACIFIC KAII.WAV
COMPAXV.
Coupon No 3!» r.f the above railway maturing July lit.
I!><iS. will tx palil on und aft«r that rtate at th<> offl. of
Fi«ilcnburt Tttulmann fc umpanjr, 25 llrosd Ptrert, N<w
York.
AXDKEW J. MrCORMACit. Anrtln B
REGI LAP. AUCTION- BAI^E OP
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER 2 SON
OFFICE NO. 65 WILUAM ST..
Wednesday, July Ist, 1908,
at 12:30 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS. 14 AND 1« Vr.sF.Y STRKET.
BT ORDER Or EXECUTORS.
3 shs. Standard Oil Co.
2 shs. Brooklyn Union Elevated R. R.
2 shs. United Sho* Machinery C». Prefd.
8 shs. Union Pacific R. R. «'o. Frefd.
1 shr. Southern Railway Prefd.
2 shs. United States Ste*l Corp. PreM
'i «hs. New York & Harlem R. R.
1 Khr. N. Y., Lackawanna. & Western R. R
2 shs. United Stat-s Rubber Co.
2 shs. Delaware & Hudson Co.
2 shß. Georgia Marble Co. Prefd.
8 shs. Chic. Mil. & St. Paul R. R. common.
1 shr. Clinton Hall A«sn<-iatlon.
3 ths. Chic, Mil. & St I "aul R. R. Prefd.. sub. 65 p. c.
Pd.
1 ahr. Chic, Mil. __ Et. Paul R. R. common, sub. 65
p. c. Pd.
2 shs. IvMilsvlUe Property Co.
_2fM> Meadow Brook Club Kond.
$700 Cannel Coal Co tvrtf.. Issued F>b'y 10, 1539.
$17.<i0f/ Ohio Southern R. R. Co. Certf. of Dep.
20 shs. Life Insurance Club of N. Y.
50 sh_. Motzoronso Company.
3 «hs. Obispo l:ubh*.r Plantation <'o.
$1,000 American Cotton Oil Co. V\ p. e. Bond.
4 shs. Tenn. Allen Portland Cement Co. common.
200 shs. National Salt Co. common.
6<> shs. National Salt CO. ITefd.
4 shs. Amejiun Cotton OIS Co. Prefd.
6 shs. Westlnßhouw Air Brake Co. common.
• 4 ens. Wstlnirhouse Electric & Manfit. Co. common.
'3 shs. Nat'l Bank of Commerce.
4 shs. Bethlehem & Nazareth Passenger P.wy. Co. com
mon.
91.000 Toledo. St. Louis i- Western R. It Ist Mtge. 4
p. c. nond.
$2,000 Bethlehem & Naxar.:th Passenger Ry. Ist Mts»
K p. c. B.ls.
$400 Kennedy-Mead Co. of Orange. N. J.. Bi.s.
$ZO<V) Allentown & Kutztown Traction Co. Bds.
$2,000 West Shore R. R. Co. Gutr. l»t Mtge. 4 p. e.
Ret?st. B<ls.. 23*1
$6,000 Lake Krie & Western R. R. Co. Ist Mtft». 6
I>. c. Keßst. Bonds. HtT.
$3,750 Mexican Flue g.- I.un.ber (Y). S. A. Ist Mt?e.
7 p. c. 84a., I!X*>; Oct.. 1!X>«. Coupons on.
75.000 shs. Mexican Exploration & Development Co. com
mon.
2 shs. Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. of America.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAT CONCERN.
40 sh«. Standard Coupler Co common.
$600 Certf. N V . N>w Haven * Hart. R. R. «üb. for
6 p. c. Convt. I«fh. Bds.. 2R p. c. Paid.
$1,000,000 West Vlreinla Midland R. R. CO. Ist Mtge. 5
p. c. Bds.
f>o «hs. Ack*r. Merrall _ Condlt Co.
15 shs. Guardian Trust Co.
f>O sh_. (^rneijie Trust Co.
10 shs. Lincoln Trust Co.
$5,000 Railroad .Stcurities Illinois Central 4 p. e. ttock
Trust Ctfs.. Series A. duo 1952.
738 sh«. John A Mead Mf«r. Co.
U>o shs. John A. Mead Mfg. Co.
1,000 shs. New York Alaska Development C«.
$4,000 Norfolk & Southern R'way Ist 4 R»a. Mtge.
Sk* fund r> p. c. <;old B«Js.. tOTA.
$3,000 Union Railway of N. T. Ist Mtge. 5 p. c. B<is.,
1942.
$4,000 Columbus & »th Ave. R'way Ist Mtg». B p. e.
Bds.. lot)."..
10 shs. General Transfer A Storage Co. PreH.
20 shs. First Nafl Bank of Brooklyn.
5 shs. Columbia Bank.
1O shs. <'arneßie Trust < *o.
10 shs. The Insurance Press Ctf. >o. 42. •
lo shs. The Insurance Press Ctf. No. 43.
10 shs. The Insurance PrfSs Ctf. No. 44.
15 shs. lurnegic Trust Co.
100 shs. Camegie Trust C*>.
*12- S oob Cincinnati, Bluffton * Chicago R. B. Co. Ist
Mtge. B p. r. Bd-.. 1933.
55 shs Carnegie Trnat <"»■
4.") shs. Carnegie Trust O».
$10 fc o(»> C. K. Davia <*'"«1 I '". •'• P- «■ SO f«r Gold Bds.
100 shs. C K. Davis <V.al Co. common.
Ifi shs. Carnegie Trnsl ' "o.
W) shs. Carnrgle T-ust Co.
Savings Banks.
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK
31 W. 34th St. bet. sth & 6th Ave*.
Interest credited July Ist.
FOUR percent per Annum
on deposits from 55. to $3,000. Bsnfc
open 10a. m. to p. m., Moodays 10 «. rn.
to 7 p. ra., Saturdays 10 a. m. to 1- m.
Deposits made on or before July iota
draw interest from July lit.
Samuel D. Style*. President
Frederick N. Cheshire, Treasurer
Charles F. Turton, Secretary
Union Dime Savings institution,
BROADWAY. 32D ST. AND SIXTH AVENUE.
GRKELEY SQL ARE. NEW YORK.
Interest FOUR Per Cent.
Per Annum, from |5 to S&SSJt Credited July Ist. pay
able July 16th or any time later.
CHARLES E. FrRAGUE. President.
K!. •■.<•!? M. I.KAKB. Treasurer.
WILMAM G. ROSP. Secretary.
IRVING iNsrSi
115 <h;imber« St., N. _".
The Trustees have declared a> diTideml forth*
six months ending June 30th, 1908, at the rate of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum, on all sums from .* \ to $3,000
entitled therct.. under the by-l«ws, payable
on and after July loth, 1008.
Deposits made on or before Julv 10ta
will drau- interest from July Ist, 190S.
W H. B. TO TTEN. rre*i<l<>nt
GEORGE H. l>rNNlN'i, Secretary
H.E.TE>'EK.Jr.,Chairmanof Finance Committee
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
_6 AND M BOWERY. COR. CANAL ST.
96TH SKHI-AX.MAI. DIVIDEND.
The Trustees have ordered Interest at the rate ai
KIIK (4) TER CEST.
per annum to be pai.l to depositors on and after
Julr 20th on all sums of §5 and up to 53.000 " h
havV Teinaine.l on deposit for the t hr ee or six months
before July 10th -Bl ■^^^^"Z^m.
HENRY PAYI.KR, Secretary.
EMIL A. HUBBK. Assistant Secretary.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK
S F. Cor. 6th ATf. and 16th St.
INTEREST at the rate of four per cent.
/mri? FKR \NXI'M will be credited depositors for th«
UL O MX MONTHS KNDIXG .HNE SO on all sums
* from |8 to $",000 entitled thereto under th« by
laws ravable July 20.
r>epe«its made on or brfcro JULT 10 will draw Interest
from JULY 1. 1908.
JAME? QT'INLAX. KresMent.
CHARLES M. DUTCHER. Trea^r.
J. HAMPDEN ROBB. i Secretaries.
FRANCIS M. BACON. Jr.. J -««"««-*•
SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS,
74 and 76 Wail Street.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT INTEREST
be paid to depositors entitled thereto uncer the by
iaws, and In accordance with th» Savings Bank laws, for
th»> -I . n.^'itha ending June 30th. 1906.
On accounts not eedin K three tho.,»ajid dollars at tha
rate of FOTR PER CENT per annum.
Payable on and after Monday. J'Uy 20th. 18^*.
DANIEL. BARNES. President.
GEORGE M. HALSEY. Cashier.
New Tork. June _sth. l&O^
Deposits made cr. or before Ju!y 10th will draw Interest
from Julv tat.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK,
N. \V. Cor. 14th St. and Bth Avenue.
The Trustees have declared a dividend for the six
months endlnr July 1, 100S. on all deposits entltleJ
thereto, under the by-laws, at the rate of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum, on all sums Irom.
$5 TO $3,000.
Deposits made on or befor« July 10th will draw in
terest from July Ist.
1 I.LI AM FELFINGER. President.
JAMES L. WANPLTXG. Treasurer.
ARCHIBALD M PENTZ. Secretary.
Proposals.
TO CONTRACTORS
Tha Trustees of /the MaßSadMaatli Agricultural CM
lepe Invite proposals for furnishing material and erect-
Ing; complete a Itange of Greenhouses on th« C»l>s«
ground* a' Ambaral Bi-la alaanW be. accompanied by
a cert!tlc«t check for five hundred dollars, pasaMt to
th<» Treasurer of the Bfaaaactaaatti Agricultural College;
the check to t* larfattad if the MMsr accepted fal!» to
slsn and enter into a contract within ten day» of the ac
ceptancc ■■ his eatimate. The proposal «hoal.i ke »n
closed In an envelope nmrked "Proposal for Ureenhouse
Ranj?e." an.l deUretad at th« aflaee of Fred C Kenney.
Treasurer. Ma»s>_chu>ett_ Arricultural roller-, Amherst.
M_ r _, BM later thaji t»elv«. noon. Monday. July 13.
IBM The right Is reserved to relert any and all MM.
Plaaa may be *een on anj after Monday. June »th. at
th« oMaa of the Tiaaewiar. Amherst. Mass.. or wll' be
furnihh^.l by auUl en application to him.
MARQUIS r. IiICKINSON.
Chairman T.. ailing Committee. 53 Stat» St.. B.>ston.
Ornca OK TIIK COMMISSIONEnS. I). C. wash-
U lnKU>n. Jun« i:>. - S.al.-l rrot»>siil» win be re
rnved ll tht» .m.e until tw«l«« o'cloc-. noon. J-i.y 11.
11(08 tor'ino<ii(lcatlon_ in the heatins p'ant at th« Po
lice Vourt. I>. C. rian» an. l i«i"- fficalkfa nuv bo ob
talnM b* artdres»inn the Kngtneer Uep_.rtment. D. C
HBMIT K r MA«FAKI_ANt>. 11E.NKY U »B»I. JAlf
J. MOKItOW, l>iiiml»sli.iJfcia, I>. C.
Excursions.
SUMMER TRAVEL
Th- Best of Everything at th* Best Tlra«."
•Ther^ade. i Yellowstone
li?htful sense p ••
of security *<*rK
and comfort ai i
wh lI G travel- - rUd;>l!Vd
ing with Ray- f ana| lian
mond & Whit-
It'ljr"" Lurope. etc.
40 SHORTER TOURS
Through New Tork. New England an* Canada.
Raymond cS: Whitcomb Co.
225 Fifth Ave, bet. 26th & 27th Sts.
Tel. 6270 Mad. Sq. NEW YORK
WRITE FOR BOOKLET
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
Up the Picturesque Hudson to
West Point. Newburgh and Poughkeepsie
Dally (except Sunday) by Talae. Iron Day L_3»
Steamers •Hen.lrt.k Hud-ion." "N#w Tork." an«
"Albany." Brooklyn. Fulton St. irv Ann-I.', S. D«
hross^H St.. V4'> and 3:.O: W 4-d it_ 9:<W> and -«:«";
W. 120th 8t . 9:_i> at.il l<>:_o A. M. Returning op «tther
down boat due 4Jd Sr 6:3ft or ■:«• P. 11.
MOR.NINt; ANP. AFTEKNOON CONCERTS.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
WEST POINT
-IHMKK MARY PO-VEIX-
I.ea^in(^ Desbrosses St.. 1:4.1: W 4__l St.. 2:of>: TV.
l-".»th St.. _::-■(» P. M. Arrivtrm West Point 5 P. It..
where clos<» CWHacttMl for Srw Tori* is made «it_
Day Lin* steamer "ALBANY.** Excursion far* SI.OO.
Also choice when buying ticket nf return by any W««t
Shore or N Y «>nt train or Cent. H«J. Str.. $1 t».
JTiving ample UaM to ice radets in Camp. Public
Buildings, etc. Orchestra on Board.
This Excursion Made Daily, except Sunday
JULY 4TH!
EXCURSIONS I
ONE LOW RATE COVERS ATI. EXPENSES
Railroad and Steamer Fare. Hore! Board, etc.
1000 ISLANDS 4 Days. ...0n1y.... $1«.5»
NIAGARA FALLS 3 " - .... IT. OO
ATLANTIC CITT 3 " " ■ |n *•
MONTREAL and LAKES.. 7 " " ■•■ 45.00
VACATION TRIPS-JULY AND AUGUST
Whit* Mountalna. Montreal and Lakes. No*- Scotl-w
Old South Country. S-aguenay K'.'.er, th« Provinoea, Ot.
Lakes and Telloi*_ton_ Park.
Free "D-seriptJv* Itineraries.'* writ*
T. H. HENDRICKSON TOURS
343 rnllon St.. BrookJyn. >'. V.
STARIN'S
EXCURSIONS
STE.VM BOATS AND BARGES
to all PLEASURE REtORTS on
l()\(. INLAND SOUND
and HIDsO.N HIVEK.
Magnificent Saloon Steamers "Glen" aa.l
"Richmond." each 1.200 capacity. "Sea. Gull.
600 capacity. Barges of all sizes.
Sunday Schoots a PpeelaUr.
OFFICES: CORTLANDT ST. PIEE3. H Y.
•Phone. ._«<» rortTandt
RED BANK lillME.
Leaves Kr»nk!ln St. Pier 24. N. R.. _aily. 9 A. M.. S
p. U. ; Sundays. UA. 11. only for Highlands. Red B _a_.
«tc- Exc SOc. Trolley to Long: Bra-ich. Aabury Pari_.
Citations.
Tut: PEOPLE ><r THE STATE of new YORK. BY
tn« grace of God free aod Independent, to J_mei
M Eroolis. Harry R. Munsell. 'vV'tnard Bro ks, H_rrt
son Brooks. Marsaj.t Spear Benson. Sarah E. Osbome.
Ma Spear O/N'elll and Nannette spear Smock, the heirs
and next of kin of Euger.9 Munsell. late of the County
of New York, d-ceased. s^nd itre»tln?: Whoreas. H.rrlet
A Munsell, of the City of New York, has lately applied
to th* a>iiin«alii Court ol our County of New York,
to have a certatn instrim-nt in Slllllaai, bearing data
the 21st day of April. maa\ relatt>a Hi both *asd and
personal property, duly pp.ve.J as the last will aW
testament of Eugene Munsell. late of th» Ctoßsste nf N-w
York, deceased, therefor* you and each of you are cited
to appear kefert th« Surrogate of our County of New
York, at his t>ff!ce In the Otmty of New York, on th»
15th day of July, o U thousand nine hundrr-i and eight.
at half past t»r. o'clock in Iba f.-renoon ea that d-»v.
then »■.■' Ilkare to atteari the probate of the said last
will and t»<«ta.T^nt. And »n«-h of you as ar. h*r«by cited
as are under rh- a?e of twenty-one \-,ix= ar« required
to appear by your (tuarliaji, if yu hav^ one. or if you
have none, ta "ap:-»>ir and ippiy for one to fce appointed,
or In the event of your nealeet or failure to do so. a
Euardian will be aopoJnte-l by the Surrogate to repre
sent arirl art *D* you fn t!:- pr "••e.|in«r
■ In testimony whereof, we have ■ .-i'i*e.i. >.\\m s«a! et
the Tiiiiieiau". Court of the sai.l County of New York
to r.« hereunto afflied. "Witness, Hon. Abn»r
[Seal.] C. Thoma». h Sarrosate of our sai.l County
of NVw York, at sai.l county, the _«th 'lay
of May, in fh» year or our I>or ■! one thousand nine hun
dred and akskt, PANIBI. J. DOWDJSBT.
Cl»rk of the Surrogate's Court.
THE 1 VDOPLE OF THE ST ATB OF NEW YORK. BT
J_ th«- arace ■•<' G<wl free and independent:
T-i MILXJCENT fJIITH. If living, and t.*r husband. If
any. and. If ->a_, to. bar heirs at law and next of kin.
other than Floyd L. Smith, and the re:.pe-tlve husbar.d*
Bad wives If any. of said heirs and next of kin ■'' sal'i
Mlllicent Bmlth, "said MUJieent Smith, if living, beln« nna>
of Um heirs at law and next of kin of Ijoyui L. Smith. le
teased, and. if she he. me* livintr. v*-rv *-r heirs at la-w an-1
next of km being also heirs at law and next of kin of
Loyal L. Smith, deceased, the namea i" ! places of resi
,> ,-. n of all such pers.jr.a. if any. bein^ unkao*n. aead
greeting.
Yo>; and each of woa ar» h-reby clt«M a-:' r««|utsed per
aaaallj te r>« and appear before our Surrogate of th»
County of N«w Vork at the Surrogate 9 Court in said)
County, held at the Hall of Records In the Mty of N*w
York on the _2nd .ia . of July. 19rtH. at 10:3t> o'clock __.
the forencon of that day. then aad there to attend th»
probate of the will of Loyal __. Smith, daiiia—dL an_t to
show cause, tf inv there he. why the decree her-tofar*
made in tha matter of the probate of tft* win e» said
Loyal L. Smith, (teyreaaed, t, the _<Vh _ay t»f February.
1308. should not stand and bo effectual an . why the evi
dence and proceedings had ->n the application for such
probate should not etaad an, b^ effectual sad why said
Mttlicent Smith, If living, ar.-i her husband, if any. and
tf she '_•«■ not living, wk» her heirs a- law and =ext H
kin other than Floy. L. Sn-.tth. aM '^ir respective Stjs
bands and »iye». if anv. should not be bound by saM
decree of February 20. »*•& a tmltttag sail will to probate
In the same manner an 1 with the same foree and efect
and to all intents and purposes a* tf she. 'he *aid Mil!»
cent Smith, if living-, an.; h*r Btl*baad If any. a.-.d. if she.
b» dead, her heirs at law and next of kin and that! re
spective husbands and wives, if any. bad been d'lly cltadl
to attend the sail origtnal probate of said «iM; and »ueS
of you hereby cited as ar<» under the age of rwentv-one)
years, are required to appear by your guardian. If yoa
have ene, or. if you have B"S»e, to appear an 1 apply for
one to be appointed, or In rh» event of y->ur negiect or
failure to do so, a guardian wt!l be apr>o:rit<"i hy the Sur
rogate to represent and a' for you in the proceeding;.
In testimony whereof, we hav<» caused the seal o* tha
Surr-jsate s Court of the said CoUT.ty of Near York to be>
hereto aff.x"!
W|tne«s H'-n. Abner C- Thomas, m. Surr"ST»t» of o_r
satd county. n.t the city and County ot New York, aa>
the 20th day -* May, 190*.
DANIEL J DOWT.V3T,
rpea! ] Clerk of the Surresmte's CJsurt.
Instruction*
3Tor Both Sexe»— City.
HEB BriOJTZ SCHOOL. CF X.CAGsssV *
Madison Square |1122 Broadway.)
Harlem Bra.no&. >43 Lenox Av... utj.r 127tk SC
Brooklyn " 73 Court St.
fUMMEP. SCHOOL AT ASBURT PARK. I* 3.
Taachera sact to all placaa wlCtn hun.lrad mil—.
Fbr Both Sexes — Country.
Starkcv Seminary
On -T.f*. Lalee. near Watkias. Os>«r-.e<l S«pt. 1,
Boardln? school for both sexes. Pre>»-'s *>r s»*c col
leges. Eleven teachers; specialists. Courses In art.
music, commerce;.
M. SUMMERBELL. Prea.. Lak-mont. I?. T.
F"or Young Ladles — Country.
"CONNECTICUT, I^skevtlle.
The Taconic Schooi for Girls
Near MhMIbJ lake la the Berkshire H.'.'s
MISS LILIAN DIXON. A. B. <W«Uesl«y and Brr-
Mawr). MISS BERTHA BAILET. B. S. (Welleslar).
RYt SEMINARY *\'SS22 ta "
Mrs. B. J. LIFE. The Mlaaes STOWE. Rye. >«<• lor*.
rpHH FRANCES OILMAM SCHOOt, TOH OlSiS.—
JL entlr* y«-r. e» I__k» St.. Whit. Plains.
School Agencies.
AMEKITAN AND FUI-EIGN TE.ICHER3* Ar.BNrt
#uppl>a Pro.ess.rai T«&eicra. Tutor.. Oo»rrnui«». »t<_.
to CotleKea. School and Families Apply «•
Mr. at J TOUSiVrULTOU. 3S Uuioi 3q<r_f«.
VDVERTFSEMKNTS and _üb»criptiona for Th« Trlbun*
xeoelverf at Ih.-lr Uptowu Bt«, Na 13fr» Br-->a«iwaiy.
between U_th a:.l 27th «ts.. until 9 oVlock p. in. A.iver
tlsementa received at the (bltowiaa branch oC»c<_. at
r»*nii*r ofßce rates until I o'clock p. m.. »tx.: 3M St_i
»>,.■.. a. <• cor. 23-1 »t. : IM »Sh «ve.. cor. 12th sf : E_st
Hrh »t-: 237 West 4_M at., between 7th and Sth »v«a.
ssj West i-.m 1 «_,; i;3S "•■i ivc, between T»>i^ an* rrth
sts.; I|V1 |V - ">.".! avf., n«ar Oat et. : 170?* lit »v«., n«mr BMB>
at . 1%7 Ea»t l_?th -t . TK Treinont mv: . «34> 3d tv%, ar
any Ameri:»n District Mapa(i «>mc«.
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