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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-10
Cordelia Yiau

CordsIia Viau etant Ia seule pri-
sonDi0~e DIET nue. a la prison de
St s-Schoiast,qaa, on mis- q sa
disposition les quatrs cellules rs
servers sux femmps.
Ell- % troave b1en log6e Q: un
bon lit.
[ Ellie a aussi acoAs dans IN Pc
tit 0ratoire Oh il va IN .utei, un
crucifix, des tsbieau re'jg'eox, rto.
Ellie y Va ouelquefois ct emoIoie
presque tout le temps gull lui res
to a ecrlre.
La prisooniere est calme, mala
aans para1tre abattus.
Ellie 20 plant de ne pouvoir
dormi1.
tour 90 qui rsgarde son 6tat
mental, le do,tsur Lamarchs ma
fsit gu'uns observation, aui ne
put d'ailleurs ri,n permettve de
conclure.
Pour voir al ellis n'6tais pas attein-
to dc ra'y.,e musoulaire pso-
gressiy-, 90 qui constituents un
6tat do foil, ohron,que.s il a de-.
mand6 q Ia femme Viau d. lul
douner de eon 6criture.
Il est reconnu que les personnes
sinsl sttelntes d. parajys1e, echap-
pent inconsciemment, en- ecrlvant.
une on plusieurs syl!sbles, elies
eorirons par exemple, "conststion"
su lieu dc "constatation."
Ls pri.ounl41e CONSENT a CO
q7e lui demandait le medeein ct a
demand6 90 qu'elle devalt 6ori.
rs.
"Eerivez supplement, q dit ]e
dcotaur. qae ]n vous iu,ise a me
donner IN eEeoimun Dis votre 6ori-
ture dams le out de fairs certaines
contradictions
LIE doc'eur Lsmsrche ma trou.
v6 Ia gucun indice de la paralys1e
gull soupconnait.
LIE NOS "sp6oim-n" a et6 evi-
demment omis parcs que la PRISON
Mere ne le conn.issait pas, st clio
do 6orire "contezt.tion' au lieu
de "constatatioa" paroe ou'elle
ignore Photographic ct le sens du
mot.
Tand1s que la femme Viau une
figure qui n aueun trait de re-
marquable, aucun rtfet qui attirs
i'attentlon, celle de Psrslow, au
contra'ra, r.AAte principalem-nt
Ia doueeur debonnaise, qul saisit
au premier regard, et qui pla1t
Parsiow est un ioli garcon, de
taslIs moyenae, dune politesse
psrfsi'e, blen mis-, It veta aveo IN
soin ct one propret5 irreprochab'e
Ii ne poaseae eyidemmeut pas la
force morale de sa co.nplice, ct de-
sant la perspective du sort qui Is
menace. il est tacilurne ct sffs1s-
se. II r6pond au questions qu'ou
lnl pose, mais il ne cause pas.
Comue II as tanait 5 la fenet' Q
de sa ce'lule. peudaut la visite da
Dr. Lamarche, il s'est 6ori6 avec
un path6tiqne accent du regrst:
"Ah non Di,u, gull fsit b'aa!'
10 ii, 81 o'est dommaga quill y
sit dee barr.apx aux f.nstres,
n'est cH-pos?" g dit le n6deoin en-
,plalsansant.
-Je voudrais b1en, en- effet, qua
les portes fussent ouvertes, a dit
le p1lsonn1er aveo am srtume.
Psrslow. que le docteur Lamar
CHI jnte'rogeait douoement, tout
en- r:stant dams les bornes d, Ia
plus sticte discr >tlon, exprim
comment il await un caract6rs ex'
cessisement doux. Jamals il "a.
valt frapp6 p 'rsonne.
LIE prlsonui' r, CONNIE 50 com.
pllce souffre d'insomnie.
Ia IS ans, et ellie 30 ans
environ.
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Mort ssdu..Dr Marte1

Lewiston, Me.,-Notrs dlst,n
que cJmpstriote, le docteur l.. j
Marital, est d6o6d4, spres une So
msine a peine de maiadie, ct dams
toute la force ct Is maturit6 de SOL
ag., car ii ne v1ns>t que DAFT ein.
DIRE ses onarante-huit ans. II
suoomb6 a uue attaque aigue de-
y,ipele.
Le GootAur Martel etait ne
Sa,nt-Hyacinthe, +. c., ell 1851
ct spzes un cours brilliant Gu Sc.
mInaire dc cetie meme Vile, il
entra.t au college do medicine
Vlctoris, Montreal, d'ou il sor-
TAFT on 1873. evvc lie mention d:
"hsute distinction. Mum de
son dipIome de madeoine
II d4cidait peu aDres
de ven1r SO fixer aux Etata. q mis-,
et il optait pour Lewiston, Maine,
quill ne jamaio quite, o. Oh com.
meaca1t alo,s SO airiger uu cou-
rant considerable do Oanadieos
francais.
Depuls 1874, pas un 6venemens
important ne s'est produit, dams
leg auDalss de nos compatriotes
emigy6s, sana qoe Ie dooteur Mar
'e' qui blent0t s'etait scquls une
immeree popu;arlts ny prst uno
part Ges y'!u,y aetivss.
De 1874, il fondait l'Inatltnt
Jscq aea- Cartier, de I4eW ston, as.
sociation compliant environ 700
membres, mails SO participation
aux sfairea pubiiunes Nc date c.
pendank que de que'qnes anneas
plus Iard. en 1881, date Oh il fat
t1elegu5 oar SIS com pattiotes de
Lew .s!on pour les gepr6senieg b LIS
pr znie-e convention cenad;enno
d'Etet tsnue a Waterville. .L'au-
nee salyau.e an 1882 il 6tal5 chol-
al PAT aocIamat!on pour presider
sesnces du congress canadien du
Maine ct du New Hampshire, qui
s'est r6uni a lewiston.
II fut sinsi tour A-tour le mede.
Gin oic,el de Ia vile de Lewiston
du,ant trois ans, de 1883 q 1886
membre de legislature convention
dc PEtat du Maine en- 1886. VICE
president pulls president de- la
premiere graods convention des
Osnadlens em'gr6s aux Etats~ Unis,
conv rntion qui s'est reunie Rut-
land Vt en- 1886, president de
rAllianc. Nat1onale Franco.Am6
rica,ne, puts d6legu6 au congress
cathol,que qui s'est tenu en- 1891 q
Balt'mors. cougres auquel on SO
rapp'll-, qu'assistait sussl Nj.
Me1cier Ga qualit6 de representa- ot
de la province de Qn6b:c,
Mentionuons encore que c'est au
dooteur Marte' que nous de7oos
la fonda1ion du premier journal
public dnps IL Maine, le "Mes-
ssger' de Lewiston.
Depols 1894, le docteur Martel
s'Atai. senu jaus une obsourit6 re-
iative, SO contectant surtouS d.
faire ie bien antour de lui, aidaut
a Ia fondation d'oeuvres de char!t6
ct ne marchan dant pas sos servi-
ces aux pauvres pour lesquels II a
tou]ours fait preuya dun devoue-
m.nt innlt6rab,e. Ce fut lui, sur
tout qai oontrlbaa Ie plus a p6ta-
blissement dc lhopital des Sour.
Crises b Lewiston.
Notro diat1nga6 compatriote
await epous6, en- 1875 Mile Al
phons'ne German, oppartenant a
Tune dsa peemleres families de ST.
Hyac1nthe, il laisse aussi der
rlAre h&1 danx enfants, IN fills ct
une fille. Nous offrons q Ia fsnajl-
lie du regrett6 d6funt nos plus sin
ceres condolences.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-10

I'm DEAANDE-P -PLUsIEURS PERSONNES
" bien recommandees dams Get Etat, pour gerer
nos affares dams eur comte ct environs. C'est On
partie de l'ouvrage office que lon faits Ia mai
penses do voyage-defni, postif, pas plus, pas
moins de salaire. SIS par mois. References. En-
voyez sous phi votre adresse envelope ct tim
bre, Herbert e. Hess, Prest., Dept M, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Marke strong and ac-
tive. Standard Oil closed at 4s6a4s9 against 4s7a
400 on Monday. Last prices Of the other prominent
issues were: Amsterdam Gas. 36q37A: preferred
66nG7l3 Car Foundry. 2sa4Q29: Wagner Palace
Car lSiq1SS; Air Power $500: Electric Vehicle
133al3I Bay State Gas. 4h44h: Havana CONNER
cial 4Ga44: preferred. 1894 American Smelling
common, 54asg55: preferred 90AM9I
SILVER EXPORTS.-Exports OF silver TO-DAY
100 900 ounces.
AMERICAN TOBACCO INACTIvE-There were
no dealings in American Tobacco stock YESTERDAY
and no explanation OF Its inactivity The stock 20
closely held. and the manipulators controlling II
have probably some new speculative deal In view
MEXICAN CENTRALS EARNINGS Mexican
Central for the second week I'm April shows a gain
in gross earnings OF 81 368 the same week last
year. Since January l gross earnings have in
creased s262 1O3
LONDON TRADING.-London sold stocks in this
market yesterday. putting out about twenty thou
sand shares of various issues. Louisville and
Nashville heavily sold for the foreign account
while Atchison preferred was bought on a mod
crate scale Total purchases. however amounted
10 less than Ave thousand shares
OFFER OF BONDS.-United States Mortgage and
Trust Company offers at 10 81 10000 OF Its per
cent first mortgage trust gold bonds, Series J. due
May !. 1913. redeemable May /. 1904 Guaranty Trust
Company OF New-York. trustee These bonds are
the direct obligation OF the company and are Sc
cured by deposit with the Guaranty Trust Com
pany Of New-York. as trustee OF 81 oil $50 OF first
mortgages on improved income producing real es-
tate In selected cities OF the United States the pron
critics covered being appraised TO be &2s7s So2 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago April IS (SpeciaD. Wheat to-day was
up at one time INC last night. but 1t lost II all
The best prices buying inspired by SEN
sationally bad Illinois crop report. The break at
the close was on realizing by early buyers on the
PRESSURE by May holders the appearance OF
rain here and statement from Duluth that 80 per
cent of the spring wheat seeding would be hnisheu
In ten days July opened at 75sc. sold between
7lssc and 76Itc and closed at 7i7sc. The May dis-
count increased to 1Ac. the May closing at 73asc
Statstician Snow pointed out that the Illinois re-
port covered only thrtyeight counties, while there
are 1O2 counties in the State. He said also the
agricultural authorities seemed TO have picked out
deliberately the bad counties. and to have ignored
the good ones. Liverpool was It'd higher. There
was a decrease in the worlds visible or ts6"W
bushels. The seaboard clearances were 42,W
bushels Duluth reported 100000 bushels Of hard
wheat sold to Buffalo, but handlers here said there
was no demand except from mixers The Dixie
Miller" at noon issued rather bearish crop sum-
mary, covering the Southern States. The appear
ance Of rain here started some selling. The buying
which made the tip-top prices OF the day, was AT
St. Louis The market an excited and ner-
vous one II was hard to buy when the price
was on the upgrade and hard to sell when II
was moving down The believers in crop damage
are increasing: but the West Is not backing its
crop advices on the scale to be expected
Corn disappointed its bulls. up only lsc, when
wheat was at its best, and closing sc under Mon
day A good deal OF May nquidatlon was uhuer
way. May sold at S5iac and 351sc. and closed at
S5td35Ac. Liverpool was k9ssd higher. seaboard
clearances were 354 600 bushels The available east
of the Rockies decreased 2547000 bushels. The con-
tract stock increased $4,000 bushels One Balti-
more concern reported 10000 bushels bought here.
The delay in the opening OF navigation is against
the market: is the lack Of speculation Receipts
were PSI cars. with 120 estimated for tomorrow
Oats quiet in speculative way, the range
npi, nd ha eli under
May 26Mc, July A7sc bid. Receipts were 1877 cars;
the estimate for tomorrow 100 cars. The shipping
demand is just about caring for the arrivals.
Weather west is good; some talk Of oats going In
where wheat had been ploughed up
Flaxseed closed NC under Monday. May opened
81 1872 Minneapolis had cars. Duluth 10. Chi
cago IS.
Provisions were steady but dull. May liquidation
keeps up Carrying charges widening trie.
The cash demand Is slow. Pork closed &c over
last night lard and ribs at last nights prices to
21zc over.
On the curb puts July wheat closed at 741sc
calls 7sc. Puts May corn. Sisc; calls. S51s9
35Ac July wheat irmer on the curb at 741s
d75c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

500. 4s. 7si: balances s2,22s,ns Philadelphla-Ex-
changes s2oin617: balances. S.775.eoo Boston-EH-
changes s27.566sl5: balances. s2SiS.lsS Baltimore
Exchanges. 1851 1ss: balances. s573HS
BANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT. - Inc
weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many shows the following changes: Cash IN hahd
Increased g. 10000 marks treasury notes increaseu
1880 900 marks other securities decreased 4ooo'Vo
marks and notes in circulation decreased '''''V''
marks. =,
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Ca money IN
London 1s per cent Open market discount an ra for
2A per cent for short and 2,.az io-lo per er cent
long hills Berlin discount rate. 5Ps per Nsns
paris. az per cent Berlin exchange on Londd on
On ,narLs AZ nfennirs Paris exchange on LONDON
20 francs q centimes r.,,h consoIs
EUROPEAN SECURITIES: . British cons0,t'
closed al il0ia for money and ll0N for the E
French rentes. 1902 francs 2h centimes SPANS" 70
a. THE SILVER MARKET.-B silver. 69ssc Mex Mex
lean silver dollars. 1850. Bar silver III Lo"'o"'
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 1881; Lisoon' ao'V'
Buenos Ayres, 1871; Rome 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
sEx dividends,
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

The earnings Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
St Paul Railway for the second week in April
show a gain the corresponding period a
year ago Of S126OOO This statement is an &C
curate reflection OF the business conditions in
the West and IL ought to serve as a caution to
the traders who are endeavoring to bear" the
granger stocks Exaggerated and contradictory
crop reports that are practically worthless as
an indication Of actual crop conditions are CON-
ing into Wall Street every hour Of the day for
the purpose of influencing the Western railway
stocks: but traders alone sell their holdings on
these so-called crop advices. Legitimate own
ers Of the granger stocks and interests VINO hold
them on we'll protected margins are not worry
ing over agricultural conditions. and they do not
intend 10 be frightened out of their possession
by bear intimidation. II the railroads lose any,
thing from smaller crops they will make 1t up
on increased westbound business. consisting OF
general merchandise traffic. The astonishing
gain in St Paul's earnings comes from the last
named freight movement. and with business
growing every dav this movement promises to
continue throughout the year
The market yesterday somewhat irregu-
lar, but in the greater number of issues net
gains were shown for the day. After consider
able hesitation in the morning. and alternate
strength and weakness, the whole list became
strong in the afternoon. without however, a
material increase in the volume OF business. The
granger shares developed particular strength on
covering of shorts while the stocks Of the
Southern roads and Of the steel and iron group
exhibited considerable strength. Manhattan
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. which were the
weak features in Mondays market. enjoyed
sharp recoveries. but Metropolitan sold lower
as a result Of the withdrawal Of the companys
offer to build the proposed underground road
The general market was in great part profess
sional affair but II reflected the underlying
strength OF the situation and the unwillingness
OF traders to remain short Of stocks for any
length of time The money market was easier.
with the average rate for call loans at Az per-
cent.
The bulk Of the days business was supplied
by Sugar Refining. Atchison preferred, Brook
lyn Rapid Transit. Burlington. st. Paul Cont
mental Tobacco. Federal Steel Louisville and
Nashville Manhattan, North American. Peo-
ples Gas Southern Railway preferred and Ten
nessee Coal and Iron OF the low priced shares
Mexican Central was a weak feature. but IL
was thought that the decline merely represent
ed efforts of the insiders to accumulate the
stock at cheaper price. Some very strong In
terests have been buying this stock. and Its
price will, 1t is believed. sell materially higher.
Insiders are accommodating many cheap Issues OF
merit This kind of buying is pronounced In
United States Rubber common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London April 1s.-American securities. after de-
clining somewhat, quiet with hardening
tendency. The market mainly influenced by
the movements in New-York. The closing was
firm with light demand. Last prices were: Atch-
son. Ns: Canadian 9oss St. Paul. 1917; Illinois Cen
trail lis: Louisville 67Iz; Union Pacific preferred.
G%: New-York Central. las: Erie Az Pennsylva-
MIA esq., Reading l2ss Erie LIST preferred, &c.
Northern Pacific preferred. sos: Grand Trunk So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
5 Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of tho
THOr1AS IRON COMPANY.

Holders OF the per cent. Bonds OF the Thomas Iron
Company secured by mortgage dated July 1890
hereby notified that the Company in the exercise OF its
right under will the above bonds and
accrued interest at Office. No so Wall street
the Office Farmers Loan and Trust Company 10 %
William street. York City. July 1909. after
which date interest will cease.
JAMES W. WEAVER. Treasurer
Easton Pa. March 81. 1899 Thomas Iron Company
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATBS.-Money call. "A per cent,
with exceptions at and per cent. The close was
per cent The time money market was moderate
ly active with rates not quotaby changed from
Monday The banks putting out funds at +G41s
per cent for four and six months on mixed railroad
and Industrial stock collateral Prime mercantile
paper is discounted at ga per cent minimum.
The out-of-town demand is still relatively larger
than the New-York inquiry.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull and firm
AL, AZ ffllo
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
merciai. Soc discount; bank, 81 premium. San Fran
csco-sight. E11c: telegraph. l51kc. Cincinnati
Over the counter. SOC premium; between banks, par
and @c discount Savannah-Buying. l-lsc dis
count; selling. 75c per 81 900 premium Charles
ton-Buying. par; selling. Nc premium. Boston
x0ls 2-3c discount. Chicago-5c discount ST.
1ouis--1Oc discount
BANK CLEARINGs. - Nsw-York Exchanges
m0Raze2; halannAa- n7.uS0as. ChicaKo-Exchanges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm on small
volume of business Total sales amounted in par
value TO g $4,000 against $4,000 on Monday. The
heaviest dealings in the Atchisop Issues Bur
Mngton and Quincy CNebraska extension 4s) Rock
Island 4s Illinois Central (St Louis division Ss),
Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf lists Northern Pa
cifc prior is Oregon Railroad and Navigation IS,
Reading As. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain os 81:
louis Southwestern I'd incomes. Southern Railway
6s Union Pacific As. Wisconsin Central LIST receipts
Central Georgia issues Kansas and Texas LIST Is
and IDS Missouri Pacific trust 5s. Wabash debent-
ure BIS and Western New-York and Pennsylva-
N "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
TO THE HOLDERS OF SECURITIES
OF THE
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
r. r. Company

AND ITS TERMINAL COMPANIES:
The undersigned. who have been requested 10 act a
committee 10 protect your interests advise all holders to
refrain from depostng their securities with any commit
tee until proper plan OF reorganization has been forms
lated In the time property will not suffer "
the receivers OF ability. integrity and
experience.
We will cooperate with foreign holders representing a
we are informed majority OF all the securities arected
in passing upon perfecng proper plan OF reorsanss
ton.
We publicly request the deposit Of securities -
cooperation. such plan has
prepared and approved Pending such action. We
ask the security communicate with the chair
Of the committee OF the Equitable Trust Com
pany Philadelphia giving their addresses and amounts Of
their respective holdings.
WILLIAM F. HARRIrY. Chair-nln
B. y. BAKER. Baltimore.
AUGUST HECKsCHER, New Yort
SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY.
sIIAS W PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
Philadelphia, April lsth 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

showing after deduction OF nre insurance anu
taxes and all other expenses. net income OF siS-
os while the interest on the bonds amounts 10
only $4,000 The United States Mortgage anu
Trust Company, having in addition to It's trust anu
banking powers authority by Its charter 10 ienu
money on bond and mortgage and issue It's own
bond against such security. has previously issueu
100000 OF these bonds. Series c to series l, III
elusive which have been listed the New-York
Stock Exchange. Subscriptions for the ponos
named. Series ]. will be received at the once Oh
the company. Lists will be open on Thursday'
April a. at 10 a. and close at p m. on the
same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

To the Holders of the First Mortgage Trust
Gold Bonds. Series "B." OF the United states
Mortgage Company. whose corporate name
thaving been changed In accordance with
law, now IL UNITED STATES MORTGAGE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant TO the terms OF
the Mortgage 6es Trust Gold Bonds Series B.
secured under the Trust Agreement between the United
states Mortgage Company and the Now York Guaranty
and Indemnity Company Trustee. dated April 1894.
undersigned will redeem the entire 81 900 OF said
Series 81 Bonds the LIST day OF May. 1890 when
months interest IL payable thereon and will day
make payment. surrender OF said Series 'B Bonds.
the ONCE Of the undersigned. Of cash the
Of par value OF said Bonds and OF the accrued and
paid interest thereon In accordance with the II
said Series 'B' Bonds thereon will
and after sad st day Of May 1899 which hereby nred
the date for lie redemption thereof
Dated New-York March sis 1907
UNITED STATES nORT0A0E & TRUST co.
BY ARTHUR TURNBUIIA Treasurer
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STOCKS GENERALLY STRONG
BOND MARKET FIRMER.
MONEY ON CALL AT Az PER CENT-ST.
PAULS HEAVY EARNINGS.

Closing prices yesterday OF the principai ac'iVe
securities and net changes from Mondays last
sales were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
REORGANIZATION
Metropolitan West-Side Elevated
Railroad Company
(OF CHICAGO).

issued under Agreement and Plan OF ReorsAh'"'.
Of the above-named Company now ready 'o' os'''
Holders certificates required AZ 'h' '
OF deposit exchange 10 pay the sum OF f'
Dollars per share for which contribution ne" '0"'s
fractional scrip bonds at par VIII De deiNe''~
Certificates should be properly endorsed In blank
Coupons due February l. 1899. on the ooh'' VIII !"
paid
Holders OF certificates issued by the ILLINOIS TRUST
AND SAVINGS RANK OF CHICAGO and the AMERICAN
loan & TRUST CO. OF BOSTON should present them at
,n oco. ., those Companies and receive the securities
70 which they are entitled.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
New York. April IS. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
CITY TRUST co
OF NEW YORK.
SO WALL STREET.
SHFl ~ l. 0lsOOO,OOO
lEntrely invested In City Of New YORK Bonds.)

SO WALL STREET..
CAPlI AL. Sl,OOO,OOO
(Entirely invested in City Of New York Bonds)
SURPLUS....... 100000
Allows Interest on Daily Balances.
Subject to check, payable at sight or
through the New York Clearing house and
on Certificates Of Deposit
Acts as Fiscal and Transfer Agent; Registrar Of
Stocks and Bonds; Trustee for Corporation Mort.
cages; Guardian; Executor; Administrator; Trus.
tee Committee; Receiver; Assignee, etc.
Loans Money on Bonds and Mortgage.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT
Transacts General Banking Business.
OFFICERS:
JAMES ROSS CURRAN. President.
JOHN ID. CRIMMINS. Vice-President.
GEORGE X. SHELDON. I'd Vice-Pres't.
ARTHUR TERRY. Assistant Secretary.
WALTER w. LEE, I'd Asst Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John D. Crimmins. Henry o. Hevemeyer.
VIM. r. Grace. Elverton r. Chapman.
VIM. II. Geshenen. Peter Doeger.
Frank II. Platt, Charles ". Morse.
James Roosevelt Charles V. Fornes
Eugene Kelly. VIM. Halls. Jr..
George r. Sheldon. Bernard VI. STANLEY.
Ed. y. Gibbs Frank II. Lawrence.
Edwin Warneld James ID. LAYING.
Edward Fvre. James Ross Curran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
(Reported by c. l. Hudson Co.. Nos. "a 80 wan-st'
BONDS