New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

CAPITAL STOCK, s3,0so,osv /
SHARE. 500 EACm
DIVIDED INTO
1880 shares Der cent. Preferred
stock o12j0oo
1880 shares Common stock.......... 1sSsss
The Company VIII star. business without dss =
liability OF any kind.
Dividends upon the Preferred Stock will be cwmul,,,
at Eight per cen, per annum quarterly and A.
viii have preferential lien upon all the property sn
assets OF the Company
No Bond Mortgage be put upon the prop.,,
by consent OF ninety cent Of the Prees,,I
Sioe khoIders.
All Stock Il full paid and sessabie stockhou..
having no personal liability whatever.
Dividends Upon the Common Stock will be declared ~
paid from earnings after the full Eight per cent On y.
Preferred been paid apart for Gsca M,
REGISTRAR OF STOCK,
NEw.YOIK GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY co
TRANSFER AGENTS.
Messrs A. NJ. KIDDER co.
COUNSEL.
Messn. CARTER 4 LEDYARD New.York
AUDITORS.
Messrs BARROW. WADE. GUTHRIE co.
D. X. BAYNE William Bayne Co.. Importers. New.
York.
IL. J. DAWSON, Jr.. Attorncyat.Law. New.York
W. S. HANCOCK, Crescent Pottery Co.
r. J. KIMBALL. r. J. Kimban Co.. Bankera Nes
York.
JOHN LEUCBEL The Equitable Pottery
F. A. MCGOWAN. Empire Pottery.
II. J. MORSE. A. NJ. Kidder & Co. Bankers New Yut
THEO. r. MILLER. Secretary Henry r. worthdnshe
New.York.
II. D. OLIPHANT. The Delaware Pottery.
e. H. SKIRM The Enterprise Pottery Co.
L. II. TAYLOR, Jr. L. IL. Taylor g. Co., Bankra
Philadelphia.
This company is formed to acquire and continue n
tunoss heretofore conducted by the following Pousns,
at Trenton. New.Jersey. the company taking the pras
from Of the completion Of the several invenssa
by the Auditors
THE EMPIRE POTTERY from May 18th.
THE ENTERPRISE POTTERY from May 9th
THE DELAWARE POTTERY. from May 9th.
THE EQUITABLE POTTERY. from May 1+th
THE CRESCENT POTTERY. from May 18TH
VENDORS STATEMENT.
These FIVE companies manufacture and sell about seventy
1--WE per OF the entire output OF the famous Sanitary
PIumbiug Ware made in this country Some Of them ss
manufacture fine toilet and table ware.
The sales of Sanitary the wholesale deten
in Plumbers Supplies. almost exclusively for csh ad
the losses OF the Companies from bad debts reduced
the minimum The goods made are OF standard qualify an(
range from owprced to the most elaborate and
renslve decorated goods They Of absolute necessity
n the community and are In constantly increasing De.
mnnd.
This Company acquires free Of incumorance all the p
s,,v used bv the vendors connection with
ness including the real estate hereditamenes pemisa
nxed plants machinery together with the oodrsn 81
assets patents trade marks, nouds and designs relating
20 the goods sold In the said business.
The real estate buildings, machinery. hvturea
terms mouds snGGer'. and appliances ssed In ness'
featuring Inn ve been valued by
GEORGE r. TrRNBULI Second vice-Presdent New
York Guaranty end Indemnity Company;
w. FREDERICK SNYDER President Northern ssNs
Fund Safe Deposit and Trust Company Philadephfa;
LEWIS PERRrNE. JR., President Trenton Passens4
Railway Company; and
JAMES II. DARRAH. Real Estate Dealer, Trenton
at SSS6oeo
THE MERCHANDISE STORES. AND MANuFAcr
rRED GOODS on HAND. TOGETHER WITH THs
ROOK ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED AND CASH IN
BANK HAVE BEEN INvENToRIED BY MESsRS
BARROW. WADE. GUTHRIE CO.. THE AUDlroM
AT SS|sSss
TOTAL i'SSooss
The various plants occupy large OF ground IN
city, the very business centre Of Trenton Al
have railroad connection by prvute tracks ond switches
running directly into their grounds. The buildings an
extensive and substantial constructed largely OF brick nd
stone fully equipped for the manufacture Of as s
c,rthenware have all the modern Improvements. with en-
gnes boilers pumps. and needed machinery OF .y
kind Tho property IS held in fee simple and title guara
teed. The manufacture OF there goods requires skla
labor Of the highest grade and the stock OF patterns. nou
designs ETC., could not be replaced except by several yan
OF labor.
The books Of oil the Companies have been examined y
Msrs Barrow, Wade, Guthrie Co., Chartered Account
ants who lind that the average profits for the past ~
years paw eight per the Preferred Stock t's
over eleven per the Common Stock. The earning
1891 will pay the dividends the Preferred s'o's
and over sixteen per the Common Stock. after r>
yIding for the expcn's of management.
The present conditions indicate that the profits 1901
can b. continued and the vendors the belief IN
the economies and improved in the conduct Of bu
that be put IN operation BY the proposed comb
nation OF these Companies will still further increase the na
earnings.
Each plant will be continued in operation as the -
quirements business render all ntspen<
bic. At least Of the present managers OF each Con
pany % remain rs superintendent OF his Potter
for the period Of five years moderate sasrv. "a
maximum Of which is fixed Those who retire do so rncs
no. directly indirectly in any coz
pctnc business.
Mesms 4. II. KIDDEH & CO..
Ner fwl;
Nsssrs. L. Il. TAYLOR g. CO..
Philadelphia and 1restcs;
Nesrs. IRTIy. ELLIS g. BALLMAyN
Cincinnati, O,
who ware authorized TO oyer for subscription the ZIG"
per cut. Cumulative Preferred stock With the m~.
of subscribing for the Common Stock 70 the extent
40 eco. have to announce that there will
ho M nublic Offc ring. q s the entire