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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29
A DyICE GRATIS.

should BE- the aim OF newspaper to become acquainted
With the srd discoveries Of the day and to cal
the attention II. readers to a. snch will be Interesting aud
useful to them In all such It's conductors should feel
strictly bound in speak candid aud truthful manner
as II converting with an in.imss friend We have heretofore
children teehng and take occasion to repeat that we
believe importance to mothers and their children
than any other discovery made by profession in the last hun
bred years very large percentage of children annually die
during the process teehng and much number those
who survive are greatly debated diseased that they grow
up weak both physically and mentally and incapita.sd both
study Now appeal with perfect confidence to
thousands Of mothers who will read this article to coOborsie
our statement when say that such fatal consequences "
those we have alluded to ever occur teehn when MRS
wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP /, used in time.
We are pleased tina. thousands Of ladies' have acted
upop our suggestion thanked for It, Still there
many houands mothers who read paper who from pref
udce against the food Of worthless nostrums that deuge the
e Of this most invaluable remedy To such wish TO say
this Syrup the result Of thirty years experience Ofone of the
female ycsn the world produced and sju THn
xrxEpY NEEDED by every mother who has child eetng II
.ofens the gums reduces inflammation says all pain and
odc action conec aciy Of the stomach and regulates the
bowels. Moreover every mother Is PERFECTLY
AYE-no possible harm Of its according to the d.
IDENTITY the that very of oar most valued friends
have made use Il years and have witnessed the most
happy results from in hundreds Of cases. ysu never
before had faith in amae physician our word for it, you will
have, amer using the Soothing Syrup Try it. twenty-five
cents vi purchase bottle 1t IS therefore, within reach Oft
poor as well as the rich IN. Y Ladies' Visitor.
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MONDAY, Jan. 2S-P. ".

There was scarcely feature of the stock market
this morning worthy of comment. The bidding was
very angud the opening, and the tendency OF prices
was downward. Toward the close of the session,
however, quotations frmer with but little ami
nation. The movement in Pacific Mail was larger
than usual and the stock fell off TO 3D. The rumored
sale of boats we alluded to yesterday now hear is
the sale of those Of the Puget Sound line valued in the
last statement at 100000 and sold for 1925 900.
Between the Boards tue market was dull and firm,
Pacific Mail going to Sil, bid, At the Second Board
the transactions were quite limited, but quotations
were strongly maintained, and in many ases an
advance was established. Pacific Mail, under small
puyhafes, improved to 80. Rock Island was also
buoyant, and sold up to So. Illinois Central was
per cent better Hudson River per cent; Michigan
Central and Toledo per cent. After the Second
Board there was strong upward movement based,
it was rumored on favorable dispatches from Wash
ington; Central advanced TO So bid an improve
nent of / per cent. Erie was also better
selling at 80, a3G3. The transactions were
mainly confined to Central and Ere There were very
few stocks for sale and the orders in the street could
only be filed ty advancing the bids. In the Bond
market the transactions have been small and IN South
ern State stocks at lower prices. The movements OF
these States, drifting they are toward condition OF
affairs under which the debts must be largely increased,
are not calculated to inspire capitalists with confidence
in their securities At the close, the market was very
linn at the following quotations. Tennessee 6s '5sS
"a Virginia State &c, 1910 Missouri State Is, go
fsl; Pacific Mail 60s64; New-York Central Railroad,
o. $50 Erie Railroad, 36I 936l; Hudson River Rail
road iilai5l; Harlem Railroad, 1916; Harlem
Railroad Preferred, 81 S3s; Reading Railroad, 45iS
45l; Michigan Central Railroad, 57l057i; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, Isl @l5li do
auarsrteed, 33i033I; Panama Railroad liSolH;
lipois Central Railroad 97si Gslena and Chicago
Railroad 72i a73 Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad, Sil
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LWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
AND
STILL SOMETHING WHICH HAS STOOD
THE TEST OF YEARS
Ard still grows
MORE AND MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTOR ATIVE.
See what Others say it. Distinguished 3d. Louis Physician
grtes:
gTites:
Sr. LnrIa. Inly 10. 1850.

&c. LOUIS, July 10, lSoo'
O. J. Woop 1sQ.-Deay Sir Allow the pleasure sod salts
tcon TO you the beneficial effects Hair Bestor
.ve after trial OF FIVE years commenced using your ReStor
stye In January 1885, since which tu have not been without
.bot,le en- hard When | commenced the use, my hair
mite thin and al least onetld gray few applications
,torped m falling and three weeks time there not gray
hair 10 be found neither ha. there been mp this time
Amer nv hair was completely restored continued s use BY
,ppIvpr tw or three times per month My hair has
uued healthy and glossy and scalp perfectly free from
dsudf do not imagine the facts shove mentioned will be
sny particular advantage to YOU even hser your vanity az
this late day as well they all well known Already,
And even more wonderful throughout the Uion have
occupied my In travelling the creator part oil the time no
ps three years. and have taken pride and pleasure IN recon-
nendg your Restorative and exhibiting s effects In my own
Ease In several instances have with people that have pro-
nounc,d hubur saying they had used and without effect
In every instance however proved by probing the maer
that they had not your Article ALL but had used some new
ce said to be a. good yours and selling at about half tie
price have noticed three articles myself advertised as
shove which have doubt hnubuss IT'S ss'ohshms
hat psople will paron1e an article reputation when there
/. one at hand that has been proved beyond donbt
Appaeny some Of those charssus have net brains enough
70 rte an advertisement notice they hsve copied
word for word IN several inserting other
usme in place Of yours.
have within the past FIVE years and talked with
Than two thousand persons that have used your preparation with
perfect success for badnes. hair scad head dan
inf, and every disease the scalp and head subject
called you personally at your original place OF business
Ier. but learned you were now living in New.York.
You are at liberty publish this refer parties to Any
communication addressed to me- Of box No 1920 win be
promptly answered Yours, truly.
JAMES WHITE. MD.
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MOTHERS,

There is an advertisement in this number of our paper to which
We wish to call your special attention We do not because
we are paid for doing -or the proprietor has not maeh
us to do so-but the fact that sincerely believe
deeply you your children to know what is there
communicated thirty years experience of female
pbv,iei.n in the shape Of MRS. wINsLoW's SOOTHING
SYRUP for children teehing
Tens Of Thousands children die yearly during the proeessof
CITING teeth and Hundreds thousands barely DEATH
10 pass life Of SUFFERING diseased in body and enfbed In mind
ell of which results from Reorganization OF the system during
IN. process of teehin Mrs Winsow in her profession had an
opportunity to witness this suffering and has prepared
medicine to the cssesmpe yet perfectly effective and
sure JUsI THE NEEDED.
WE Know like magic giving almost Instant eetto The
little Notwithstanding witnessed the most pleasing results from
the use oft In great number of No discovery IN med-
cine for the hundred compare with il in It's benefits
to the race in our opinion and the Of female Phy
clan at least will be inllror.ali1ed by tb, medicine.
[Drawins Room Companion.
genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS PERKINS
Eew-York. IS on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office No 10 Cedarss, New.YOrh
Price only Is cents per bottle.
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WARRES SrxISGs, Perry Co, Pa. June :, 1880
PRoY Woop.DedT Sir was induced more than year ogo
try yoar valuable Hair Restorative for the purpose Of cleans
Ing my head OF dandu bad suffered with upon my head
m years had been able to get anything to do
good In removing although had tried proportions,
I'll saw your advertisement in Harrisburg psPer Being
there at the time called Gross Kuukle Drug Store and
boush, bottle, aud prepared to recommend to uni
vrsA use for has completely removed all dindruh from my
bead application IN two weeks keeps free from
.uy itching ether mpeasantns must also state that my
hair had become quite white in pisces and by the Of your
preparation has become restored to its original color. am now
y yesrs age and although have used two bottles Of the Re
.orave no has any knowledge Of IT, as allow few gray
hs 10 remain order to have my appearance compo with
ny ago My head IS Of less trouble 10 me- In keePngt
.lssn Gc than al any time since have been child con-
slider your preparation Of value sud although do not ke
4, expose myself consider my 5aiy to say You
THU. or any psIt OF IT, In any shsps you think proper IL
worth anything to you.
loN &c, II. II. ETrEk
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WOODS HAIR REsTORATlvE.-Unlike most specifics,
proved by evidence TO Possess great ell
csey a a restorer Of the It's pristine vgor Where tho
head had become bald because Of sickness the OF h
.tee has produced beautiful growth Of thick glossy hair II
TO- therefore valuable preparation for all classes Its ingredi
nts are such eecuay eradcse dandh and other impu
rti,. which operate inhousy to the hair 1t also has curs
1--WE propertie another description In many pmple
. other d6zuremen OF the skin disappear wherever used
There hazard attaching to the a Of this remedy ands
effects can only be beneficial the compound If does not
pause manifest Improvement sneapabe Of doug harm, s
component elements perfectly innoIous Boston Trans
,rip, April "a. 1889
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GENUINE BOON.-Ir capacity conductor Of pub.
lie journal we called upon advertise the as Of the
say each Of which claims BE- unaduera,ed N i composition
and infaibe curative eectwith what justice leave
our readers to determine. In instance howeverPro
Woods Hair Restoatiyewe well assured Of the notable
qualities Of article that give Enforcement all that
~, IN yentor and veudsr claims be- hts effect upon falling
head Of hair universally known to be magical like lime
suano exhausted land brings It's crop wherever applied
Our ow thAeh fortunately healthy but advise friends
with spsuey growing hair to ty the Res.oaye Columbia
Spy.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via. NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt Jewe leaves New ork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, st4 o'clock ?. m,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY st4 o'clock p. from Pier No.
3,N.R. ,
Hereafter win be regarded secured TO any app
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch BY
~ ANf WM BORDEN Aren't Nos 70 and II West-st
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Cost ano fonno.

nARING ROBBERY at METUCHEN, N. j
On Sunday Jan o. the house Of the late MHLANCTHON
MNDY broken into and robbed Of $500 In % and SIO
bills Of the Bank NewJersey and gold coin Among the lat
ter were very old pieces consulting OF Spanish doaboo
and johannes $50 REWARD for the recovery OF the
money corresponding for part thereof and 80 Tor
~ deS.eciion of Inc thief Il. MUSDY.
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ALL HAIR DYES ABANDoNED-WooD'S GREAT AR
fICLE HAS TAKEN THE FlELD.-Proessor Wood stands
apon enence chemist whose attention has been turned
70 invontng hair tonic has before reached His fams
sudden but worldwide and thouiHn who have wigs
been bald for years now through ,he Of his PREPARATION
wearing their and uxnn head covering SO much
chemistry, the chemistry Of human life, and the laws which
apply functions OF the system. Professor Wood studied
out human hair ts character its proper les It's diseases and
the decayns vitality of that ornsment he saw
In his that grey hair Is unnatural unless the of the
individual had reached four and he believed that the hair
could be naturally reyazed He ed his cass-slnost
bald aud quite gray the Of restored hs
own color strength and luxurance and the article he
wiih he saveto the world Get Woods Hair Restorative aud
take nothing else.-I New York Day Book.
,Depots No. "a Broadway N. Y, and ia Msrkstst, St.
Louis, No.
AtEo ~ Broadway viii be found always band al the
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The Ena, from Liverpool, is reported to have
G3OOO 900 on board in specie The specie LIST does not,
however, add up quite much The commercial sd-
vices are not very important, but favorable Cotton
was selling to considerable extent at a ID. advance.
and breadstuifs had an upward tendency.
The funds had been steady !ut the 18th they be-
came dull and heavy, and COnsols declined v cent,
closing at 81 for money, and 9llsI for account
The heayiness was caused by report that the Bank
Of France was still losing gold and that further rise
in tie rate of discount there contemplated. twas
also said that the Bank of England wac taking
considerable amounts Of money on loans of stock In
the discount market there no change. Good bills
were negotiated at fraction below the Bank rates.
The Daily Ners says many persons believe the Bank
Of France will have great difficulty in maintaining
specie payments. The Morning Chronicle says
arrangement had been made with exchange housea to
transmit gold to America direct from London French
account.
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Sales bp aneticir.
A. M. MERuIN, Asctioneer.

A. NJ. MBRvIN, Aactoneer.
DY BANGS, AlERWIN q Co., Irving Buildings,
Nd and 500 BrosdwsySses of Books, Stationery,
Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods, Furniture, &c.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, jan 20 and g.
st6 O'Clock
COINS. MEDALS AUTOGRAPHS, ENGRANlNGS, &c-
A large collection. For particulars, see catalogue -
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Jan. 30 and 81
O'clock
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF CHOICE BOOKS, comprising
many Works In all departments n Poetry Fine
Arts usic BibiiogsIhy Antiquities and Miscellaneous Liter
ature particularly in the Drama and Dramatic Literature
with an fun collection Of Shaks pearan and editions Of
ShAksr sre several hh OF much rarity and peculiar
interess containing scarce autographs, &c
ADkIAN H. MULLER, Auctoneer.
II FIRST-CLASS STORES and LOTS on Sd
Il and 9th avs, auction WEDNESDAY, Jan. 80, at
~ NJ NJ the Merchants Exchange.
61E AVENUE4sory brown stone front Store and Lot s.
w corner and 44h Store 255x5 covering entire lot
Also Of description, adjoining the above, each
25y65 a. /; Lots. 25x7a u
an AyENUR-4stcry Philadelphia brick Store and Lot, ~ T.
eo, adsy and 18th ST. Lot 25.5x15; Store, 2S5x6
Also 4story- Philadelphia brick Store and Lot r. D Sd sV
Is south Of 41tb-st. Lot, 2Sx9o store SoKof -
Also SstoTy Philadelphia brick Store and Lot N T. cor Sd
sv and 3ssh. at. Lot. "a 8xlOO, Store 2i8x50. oil,
Also astoy Building and Lot T. . Jda % ieet souh OF
3sh-st. Lot 40x15 Building 40K9S ,
An Of the built in the best manner by days
work contain ell the modern Improvements Part Of the
puchAse money remain mortgage Maps terms 6 at
Ne. IS Wsllst lo,VDJ
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PRCE o. J. wooD-Prot Woods Hair Restorative f be.
coming universally known the inhabitants Of the whole world
But w years ago the study Of The most scientific chem
lists to and out something beneficial t6th human hair We
hat<be gentleman whose heads this article is
d 10 tn honor OF having first introduced such invaluable
remedy for the prevention of becoming Bald restoring hair to s
snAl color &c. &c. Read hi. advertisement In another col
smn-l Romeo Mich, Argus, May 5, g.
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WOODS HAIR RESToRATIvE.--We are not In the habit
Of putting every discovery for ns out Of ten they
suaci nos,s but take great pleasure In recommending
Professor article TO all whose harris falling OIL turning
ray Our weknown Contributor Finley Johnson esq, has
the benefits Of its application and joins with US in
speaking Of virtues Let all try and bald heads will be
rare % snow in suInmer.-l Baltimore Patriot
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H. H. ETrER

BLooSiSssIoS, Ind. July 70, 1899.
Dran here send you statement that think you are
.atsd the benefit Of resident Of bloomington and
h.ve been thirty years 50 Of
or twenty past hair has been turning consdera
by nay and almost entirely whse md very sf and mn
pat had number Of certificates Of the very wonderu
your Hair Restorative bot uPYod there was more nc
on than hern but entertaining desire 10 have
nv hair n possible restored It's original color aud hnenes
my younger days beausia black concluded would
maze the experiment commencing In ANAL way purchased
one Of your na bottles dollar and commenced usns
following nearly could soon discoveed tho
ddrua removed and ny hS.f that falling OF in large
,itics considerably hsh,en'd ard radical change taking
place IN ihe color have continued TO TIL have used
three Of your ms bottles and just begun the fourth have
now n PRETTY head OF DARK brown light black hair
un or az had my youhf dsss when boy in the hills Of
Western Virginia As head entirely clear Q! dand and the
hair es.ed entirely falling OF and so and dno and feels
DIV as Aoush just from under thu hands Of French sham
oooer Many my aquAintAneos frequently me, But,
Ter where did you get that fine wig p tell them was the ~
ss Of your Restorative II IL almost impossible to convince
,hem It the original hair Of the sane old gray head
Yours truly, fREDEIuCk T. BUTLER
Bloomington Monroe County, Indiana
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The bank statement of to-day shows the results we
indicated yesterday, large contraction Of loans and de-
posits The contraction Of loans is not, however, IN
those Of commercial character and the falling off in
deposits results mainly from the payments into the Sub
Treasury. The loss of specie is much less than was
generally anticipated in view Of the fact that the Sub
Treasury received So Goo, 600 during the Week. The
banks hold to-day half million than the amount
shown by the average.
The following is comparative statement OF she cen
dition of the banks of New-York City jan 10 and
Ian Dc:
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C,ENrRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.

~ From foot Of Courapd s-Connecnr at Hampton Juno
with Delaw Leknwsnna and Western Railroad and at
with Lehgh Valley Railroad and Its connections forming
a direct line 10 Harrisburg without change Of cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Commen December 10,
I9G0-Leave NewYork as follows:
HARRsBuRG ExPRKss-At m for Esston Reading Potts
Vile Harrisburg Maueh Chunk, Wilismsport, &c
MAIL TRAIN-At m. for Esston, Wster Gap Scranton,
Crest Bend Pittston Wilkesbarre, &c
I2x THROUGH TRAIS-For Eeston Mauch Chunk, Williams
port Reading Pottsyille, Harrisburg, &c.
p NJ TsRoUeH TKAS-For Esston, Bethlehem Allentown,
ard Msuch Chunk.
ExpaKss TRAIN HAERIsBuRG-The a m. Express
Train ffom kewYesk arrives at Harrisburg " 40 noon ~
with trains east and west on Pennsyvnns
Central Railroad Northern Central north and SOUTH and With
the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
E1IrABKrHPoRT AND HKw.YoRK Rxxxr-Lesve New Yort
from Pier No. O. North River at and II 3.3 and Up m
LEAVE ELIIABErH-At 6;i3 end s;ie m IL" snd s'0
The boats stop Il Bergen Point and Mshasr Harb ever
tdp each wsy JOHN o. 6fERNS, bupcnntendsaN
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legal Notices.

DY ORDER Of the Honorable BENJAMIN w.
BONNFY Jastice Of the supreme Court Of the state OF
Sew-Yort-NOTICE il hereby given. pursuant 70 the pf.y
ions authorizing Gae hnepts against ab-ndns
concealed and nonresident debtors that AttaTmes, as -
,ued against the estate Of JOHN GRAHAM, resident Il STAN
Of Connecticut and that the De o
for the payment his debts unless he and dchare ah
attachment according TO law within nine months from ts hfst
pubion of this notice and that the payment Of any dsbts due
10 him by residents Of t State and the delivery 10 him or iot
bis property within th state belonging 20 him and
the transfer Of such property by ham forbidden by law
and are yod-Dated the fourth day of MAY, lgoI
l. 4. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors
rxe lsuanoTu. No. II WAil-st ". Y.
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Groceries an6 provisions.

DORTER and ALES.
I GUINNESS EXTRA DOUBLE STOUT,
. VIM YOUNGER 4 Co.'S SPARKLING ALE In store,
landing and for sale by their authorized Agent,
G. L. HABlCHT,
No. 127 Pea1i-st.
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NEW,JERSEY RAILROAD.-FOr PHlLA-
IN DELPAIA and the SOUTH aud WEST, Wis JERSEY
CITY-Nisl and Express Lines leave NewYork at and
u and s1d Fare So Through tickets go 70. On
The South &c and through baggage checked to Wsshngonta
=" ' j. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received for trains unless delivered and
checked IS ninute IN advance OF the dune OF leaving
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NOTICE OF SALE.-Wbereas default has been

NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas default has been
IN inside the conditions Of certain mortgage bearing date
the first day May A. d. eighteen hundred and and
executed by the Sheboygun aud Mississippi osd Company
10 Azah Flag in the City Of New York, Trustee aud duly
recorded the office of the Secretary Of State OF the state OF
Hsconsn Boob OF Railroad Mortgages JJ 10 lhI
ncuys and whereas the said Flag has resigned hs appoint
Of Trustee under said mortgage and the undersigned has
been duly constituted and appointed according the provisions
OF said origage said Fagg aad Trustee In his
place Now therefore, by virtue Of the power OF sails CON
tanned In said mortgage and in pursuance OF law the under
March eighteen hundred aud at the station
House sad Sheboygan and Msspp Railroad Company In
Sheboygan Nisconsn at two O'Clock In the after
noon day sell public ancon to the highest bidder for
the hundred aud thirty thousand and nine
ye dollars and foyone cents 1929 O95 AZ the amount Of
unpaid being the amount claimed 70 be- due thereon
porgaged premises described In said mortgage, 10 Wit All and
singular the Division Of the Railroad Of said Company from
he CITY Of sheboygan the City Of Fond duLac IN Wcon-
together with all the rights Of depot grounds railways,
rails bridges piers stations station houses and other buildings
and oil the lands hered by said Sheboygln aud Mis-
yp Railroad Company then held thereafter acquired in
lib the said First Division Of their Railway re-
hating thereto whether obtained under the rights and privileges
conveyed TO them by deed and also all the
tolls incomes issues and profits and corporate and other
franchise. sad Sheboygn and Mississippi Railroad Company
connected with said First Division Of their Railway
hating thereto and alo all the locomotive engines tenders cars
every description machinery machine shops tools aud I'm
peuens wood and property connected win the proper equip
e working operating and conducting OF the said Railroad
then thereafter acquired by the said SbeboygeD aud
Ni.essipp Railroad Company for appurenant TO the Store
wise all Of which personal chaes declared 10 BE- fixtures
and to be used and sold herewith and
not therefrom 10 be taken art thereof
December IL, 1860 sAM'l" r. bENooS trustee