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New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


YORK.-Cephas Brainerd and ano. executors,
others
IN pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure duly
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
date the 10th June,
IN such Judgment named. will sell public auction
the New York Real Estate Salesroo. Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan the City and County OF New
York. ths 18th day OF July. 1900 IL o'clock
directed BY said Judgment described
follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF
building thereon erected situate lying and being
city, County and State OF New York and bounded and
described follows:
Beginning point the northerIy side OF One
dred thrty-fourth distant hundred and
fifty rtheaserly corner Of
hundred and thrtyfourth Avenue,
widened: running thence northerly and parallel
Seventh Avenue nnetynne feet and inches thence
eastery and parallel with One hundred and hiryt0urh
twenty-five feet; thence souhery parallel
Seventh Avenue and part OF the through party
One hundred thirtyfourth westerly
along the twenty-five feet the point place
beginning
Being the premises conveyed TO John G. Gerber
Of the parties OF the first BY John and
wife by deed dated December 1895 recorded 2nd
December 1895 in Office Of Register the City
and County OF New York in Sect, T. Lber 43 Cons.
page 80
Dated New York June 21st 1900
JOHN H RoGAS. Referee
SHELLEY F. AUSTIN, Plaintiffs Attorney once and
Postoface address 81 Cedar street Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City.
The following is a dia gram property 10 be sold:
The street number being 1s3 West 134th street Borough
Of Manhattan, New York City;
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Louisville, Evansville & ST. Louis
Consolidated Railroad co.
Notice 10 Holders of Certificates of Deposit
for First Consolidated Mortgage Five Per
Cent Bonds:

Consolidated Mortgage rive FeE
Cent Bonds;
TIE Committee appointed by holders of the First Con-
.orsated Mortgage Bonds Company found II
been unable upon satisfactory
terms with the Committees representing prior
uautorirv Certificates Tor Consolidated Mortgage
Bends majority ot the Louisville Evansville
and s. Louis Railroad Company First Mortgage Bonds
Evansville Rockport and Eastern Railroad Com
rauy First Mortgage and q the HUntngburg Tell
CIV and CanneIt1- Railroad Company First Mortgage
Bonds have now acquired by Aessrs J. P Morgan
& Co who have announced plan of reorganization to
which the Southern Railway Company Is party Refer
ence made advertisement Of such plan for fur
ther particulars thereof
II Is The opinion Committee that the Of
tered 70 holders Mortgage Bonds under
tie plan prepared by Messrs J. Morgan & Co. are
fair and are satisfactory which could
possibly be obtained by this Committee II other
sy The Committee therefore recommends 70 the hold
ers q such Bonds they deposit the under the
plan agreement announced by Messrs- J. P Morgan
1 Co.
The Committee accordingly terminated the Bond
holders Agreement May 1885 and directed the
su-r q the Bonds deposited hereunder of Ger
hoates OF Deposit for Consolidated Mortgage Bonds de-
posted under that Agreement. may. charge
WITHDRAW their Bonds from deposita-y New York
Security Trust Company, upon surrender OF their
respective Certificates.
New York. %
CHARLES s. FAIRCHILD,
JAMES sTILLMAN.
WILLIAM L. BULL.
WILLIAM n. PAYNE,
EMANUEL LEHMAN,
Committee.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- william Cairns Stuart a., as Trustees. etc OF
Ward. Plaintiffs. against Thomas Frazier
and others Defendants
In pursuance II Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly entered in the aboveentted action and
bearing date l4th day OF June, 1900 the under
signed, the Referee said Judgment named. Will sell
al public auction New Real Estate Sales
room No Broadway. the Borough or Manhattan.
City o. New York, Tuesday the 10th day Of July,
1900 o'clock on day. by Peter F Meyer
Auctoneer. the premises dirEted by said Judgment
sold ana therein described as follows;
living and being City OF New-YOrk- and being
IN Section Number :. Block Number 1874 shown
the Land Map Of tAe City OF New York bounded
and described follows. BESIINNING q point
the Nor-hsrIy lire OF West One hundred and second
Street distant hundred and thrty-two Q32) feet
easterly from the Northeastey Oc
boulevard and West One hundred and
opposite the middle line OF a party wall.
ming Northwardy but parallel Boulevard
extends one hundred O0l feet thence Easrwardy but
parallel with West One hundred and second Street.
thirty-two S2) (6 inches; thence southwardIy
again parallel with the Boulevard hundred 400
Northery line West one hundred
Westwardly al-nS said Norrherly
hundred and second Stree, thrJy-tSo
tS0 feet six 90 inches to the point place of begin
ming.
CHAS H. KNOX Referee
LORD DAY & LORD Attorneys for Plaintiffs once
postofAce address No 100 Broadway (Nanhattanl.
New York Citv
The following Is diagram OF the property Be sold:
number Is 20T West 1929
West IOsd
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A DvERTIsENENTs subscriptions for The TrihTas
~ received at their Uptown once I242 Broadway
- Slst-st-. until O'clock advertise
received az the following branch Offices AZ resra4
Office until O'Clock viz; - sth-avs. 9
cor 23d-st 6th-ave. t2th-st; Macys, 0th-ave
I4th-st; 142 Columbusave-. West 66hsts ios
42d-st 6th-ave- 81 East 14th-SLE 25T West
42d-st between Tth sth $50 Easr 4Tta-sls
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The approximate amount OF the lien charge
satisfy which described property sold
Is SI4 g. thereon from twelfth day
together with and allowances
ing s328.T3 with interest from June IA 1900.
the Of the sale The approximate
amount OF taxes assessments or other liens; which
to purchase
or paid by Referee S233 % an interest
Dated New York June IS 1900
CHARLES A. JACKSON, Referee
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IlBth Street.

The approximate amount the lien charge sat
is Whlch the above described property sold
elSS4Z 30 with interest thereon from the 4th day OF
June lsNSI together with and allowances amount
ing 20 42OsO with Interest from June 5th 1900 together
Win the expenses q the sale The amount
OF taxes assessments other liens. which 70 be
allowed 70 the purchaser OF the purchase
paid by the Referee. is 1923 % and interest
Dated. New York. June Sth.
SYLVESTER I. II WARD. Refsree
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94-h Sr

The approximate charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold IS
Seventeen thousand hundred and sixy-four 56-lOO
dollars with 11th OF June,
1900 together and allowance amounting 70
about S475, together with the Of the sale
The approximate OF assessments or other
liens which allowed the purchaser OF the
purchase paid by referee IS Nine hundred
dollars interest
Dated New York. June 21st. 1900
JOHN H. ROGAN, Referee.
SHELLEY F AUSTIN. PLAINTIFFS Attorney Office and
Postofice address, +7 Cedar street Borough OF Man
haitian. Jew
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West 1920 Street
The approximate amount ot the Lien or charge to
satisfy above-descroed property
S34 Isl 3a-1O0 interest thereon from day
June together with and allowance amount
S36S 4S- loo. together with the OF the
sale The Approximate
nd other liens be allowed the
chaser Of the purchase-money. paid by Ref
cree 81. f9d 2S-1OO and interest
Dated New York 18th day Of june 1900
CHAS n KNOX Referee
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tn- TrSuas
- received their Uptown once 242 Broadway.
2t door north OF S1scst until o'clock p
ments received at the following branch oces regular
o1cs rates until O'Clock VIZ; 254 sth-avs
cor. 2Sd-sL. 152 6th-avc. l2h-st Macys 6th-ava
and l4thst; 147 CoIumbusavs.. West lOd
Weat a2dst-. 6th-ave.. % 25Z West
49, between TN East 4Tth-st. sss
s4ave.. between 10th TTth sta IOes slave near
elst-sL ITOs lsi-ase s0th-st. ESQ st-ave near
<st-st 554 Sdays.. 2IO Blsecker-sg: S5 Bleeeksrst
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financial.
REORGANIZ ALTON OF
OuiSviIle, Evansville & St. Louis
Consolidated Railroad Co.

Ire undersigned have consented TO Managers
esrrvtug Plan and Agreement OF Reorganization
copies whereof nlay had application Office
The Southern Railway Company has become party
?, such Plan and Agreement. undertaken upon
transfer pursuant the Plan and Agreement Of
the properties stocks and bonds Of companies in
vhlch the same shall be vested. issue SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY, ST LOUIS DIVISION. FIRST
MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT. FIFTY-TEAR GOLD
BONDS bearing interest from January 1901.
such Plan and Agreement and provided in the
Ple- and Agreement Deposrors following bonds
snd coupons the opposite
in such soUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY ST.
LOTIs DIVISION BONDS. par;
EVANSVILLE. R0CKPoRT & EASTERN R~E co.
FIRST MORTGAGE Sc BONDS. for each 81 900
par value CT such bonds with coupons due Janu-
a-y Isl. 1seS. and thereafter
IN NEW BONDS s1.1sO
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS P. R.
CO FIRST MORTGAGE &C. BONDS. for each
s. coo par value OF such bonds. with coupons due
october 1st 1885. and thereafter.
IN NEW BONDS $1,000
LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS r r.
co SECOND MORTGAGE 6ec BONDS, for each
s. 600 par value OF bonds. with coupons due
October 1875, and thereafter.
IN NEW BONDS 800
LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS CON
soLIDATED r r Co FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE So BONDS. for each $1,000
value q such bonds with coupons due January
lst 1854 ana thereafter. IN NEW BONDS $3.50
FTr-,-TINGBURG. TELL CITY & CANNELToN
each s.. 900 par value OF such bonds with
due October lst, 1884 and thereafter
IN NEW BONDS sizes
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS CON-
soLIDATED R r. co. GENERAL MORTGAGE
src bonds. for each $1,000 par value OF such
bonds coupons due March lst. 1894. and
thereafter .....--......- II NEW BONDS S75
Holders of bonds ot the above issues desiring to become
rarpants Plan Of Reorganization must deposit
their bonds and coupons subject the Plan and Agree
raea- On OR BEFORE july 10, 1900. with the
Undersigned Managers their Office No 3 Wall
er-ee. II CRY New York Bondhoders who shall
~ 50 deposit and coupons before such
dare entitled deposit the or 10 receive
snv of the new bonds and snail rights under
the Pan Agreement
4 majority of each OF the above issues OF
bonds except the SECOND MORTGAGE 81
BONDS and the GENERAL MORTGAGE 4Fe
BONDS has already been acquired.
Dated York June 23d 1900.
u. =. MORGAN d; co.
Managers.
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Dipi0eno Notlces.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
{ NOIPONS due July 1, 1900, from the follow
New
gREe 5ec.
Southern Ry. CO., Memphis Div First Mort
gage 81.
~ southern Ry. Co., Aiken Branch, First
Richmond & DanviIIe Consolidated Mort
Richmond. York River & Chesapeake First
Mortgage 90.
% Western North Carolina First Mortgage
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta First Mort
gage 80. -
Golum bfa a GreenviIIe First Mortgage go.
East tennessee, Virginia ~ Georgia First
East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia Di-
Ala bama Central First Mortgage &C.
Georgia Pacific First Mortgage f}eS
knoxville a Ohio First MOrtEu&e go.
spartan burg, Union q Columbia First
Mortgage 4ce. AA7'
Mobile Il Birmingham Prior Lien 70
Mobile ~ birmingham First Mtge. a..
h C ANSLEY, Treasurer
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THE new YORK SAVINGS BANK,

sTH AV.. n. W. COR. I4TH ST.
The trustees have ordered that the
credited deposors July / 1900 shall be
THREE AND ONE-HALsF PER CENT PER ANNLJN on
all from s. $500.
Deposits made before July 10 will draw interest
from July l.
PETER A. WEIGH. President
RUFUS q. WOOD Treasures.
WILLIAM FBLSINGER. Secretary.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK, Charles 7 Jones and William
Bard McVickar. as Trustees under certain Deed OF
Trust f0r the benefit OF ROsaNe de y Moran Plaintiffs
against Robert L Knaggs and others, Defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered in the aboveentled action, bear
ing date the fourteenth OF June 1900 the under
sgned. the Referee in said judgment named will sell at
NO III Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
or New York on the eleventh day OF July 1900 ar y
o'clock noon. that day by D Phoenix Ingraham &
TO be sold. and therein described follows
AL that certain lot piece parcel OF land, with the
building thereen erected situate lying and being In the
lows: BEGINNING point the Westerly side OF
Avenue. forty inches
South the Southvestery Madison
One hundred nineteenth Street thence SOutherIy
along Westerly side Madison Avenue twenty (2O)
feet; thence Westerly parallel with One hundred
nineteenth Street part distance through a
party wall seventy-hve C5l feet; thence Northerly
parallel Madison twenty feet. thence
Eastery parallel Street
part ot distance through a party seventy
five CT5) the Westerly side Madison
the point place or beginning. Being by
Street Number 1926 Madison Avenue.
Dated. New York. June IS. 1900
CHARLES a JACKSON. Referee
NASH s JONES. Attorneys for Plaintiffs
63 Wall Street, New York City
The following a diagram OF the property sold
described above the number being 1925 Madi-
Avenue;
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Business Opportunities.

NOR SaLE-Pateut French product. specially suit
able q Druggists and Capitalists Fronts very large
Please apriy to Mr.. BoFFARD Monta1su. Vereleu
Qsere). France
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TEE oKoNITE COMPANY. LIMITED In ,ooo
N0TIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN. La General


To he Holders o the Debentures Of the aoove-nanea
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that General
Meeting OF the Holders the Dsbentures issued by
ab5Fs-1zne6 Company entitled 10 The peneht OF ne
Trust Deed dated the Z7th day 1880 viii De
hec Monday. the 25Ed q July. ie 81 -Four o cIlE
TIE afternoon. al The CANNON STREET HOTEL II
The CITY or LONDON when the following Resolution
ExJFaor6iIsry Resolution N &C
c1rdanee q TIE said Trust DEED ano ls
Fourth Schedule thereto
ETTPaORDENARY RESOLUTION.
Resolved General Meeting q the Holeers q
Debelturzs q THE GkUEITE COMPANY. LINIIEL@
hereby sanction conditional agreement dated ne l4Ln
czy q Juae 1890 made between SAMUEL POPE aile
TIE ndent1re securing DeDenIures Of the one part
Company the other part ana tar release
he rorgagec comprised IN Or s1nJect % e
ss1 -ncenture molly and compromise lelI r4Ets
agslnst the said Company and its properly as % gre
ersct the provisions Of tie said Agreement ana IN
New Company referred such agreement II place OF
neG By them
print agreement referred the above reso-
te-lol Containing IN schedule Tor the recoIstFt'
y ne Company -s sent herewith
The persons entitled At the meeting are the
respective bearers OF re DebentuTes, ana eac 1spetue
ES-er 4 ae11f-l-gy required 70 bring ME eDeItuls
= the meeting r The event % belns unable % al
sAe q tufash his S1h such Debentures ior pro
cuctlon ~ The meeting
SAMUEL POPE,
A EAUGHAN-STENE EMS
Trustees for the DeOent4Tt f1o4asts-
E1----e necessary quorum tor passing le No
acrdinaFy Resollon consists persons holding one
q ne nominal Of Debentures for the tine
gently requested
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

< Z. Cor. 9th Ave and 18th st.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUA Will be credited de-
postors for the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
E,NDINC; June 30 1900 all sums from nve dollars
thereto under the
laws payable JULY Is. 1900 -.-
~ JOHN HARSEN RHoADES, President
JAMES QUINLAN. Treasurer.
e OGDEN CHISOLM. Secretary.
Deposits made before JULY To- 1900. viii draw
from JULY l. 1900.
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sEAnEN.s BANK FoR SAVING


"A and T6 Wall Srreat-
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
INTEREST Be paid TO depositors entitled thereto
the by-Iavvs in accordance with the savings bank
laws for the months ending June 30 1900 as follows
or accounts exceeding three thousand dollars
the rate Of FOUR PER CENT per annum.
on accounts larger than three thousand doIare and
which exceeded said prior 70 the Limitation ot
ssnosrs b. statute. OF TWO AND A HALF
PER CENT. Per anpum. . 80
Fsysble on and after Monday. July 10 1900.
WILLIAM c. sTCRGES. President
DANIEL, BARNES Cashier.
New YORK June =. 1900
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GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
Esd 81. md 9Th Ave

THE sEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
New-York June 81 1900.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Bank
- this day declared the usual semI-annual dvi-
dend OF THREE C3l PER CENT. free from tax paya-
July . 1900 until which date the
transfer books will remain cosad.
JOHN F THOMPSON
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

COLUMBUS AND HOOKING COAL AND
IRON co.
THE COUPONS due July 1st 1900, on the
first mortgage bonds of this Company will be paid
on and after July l. 1900 presentation
City
Columbus and Hooking Coal and Iron Com
pany. BY J. E KNAPP, President
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
New York, June 2lst, 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared dividend $50 per cent free c. tax
payable and after July I'd, 1890 date the
transfer books will be closed
C H. STOUT Cashier
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
WISCONSIN CENTRAL, RAu.WAY co
CNOLPON No 2 dua Inlv st 1Q00 from u

WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
COUPON NO. 2, due July 1st, 1900, from the
First General Mortgage 49s Bonds OF this Company
viii be paid after that date Maitland
Coppell Co, No "a Exchange Place New York City
Coupons be left for examination. for which
checks will be mailed.
New York June 22nd 1900
COUPONS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA 6
PER CENT BROWN BONDS. Al per cent Brown
Bonds. A cent Blue Bonds. July 1900
viii be paid and after July 2nd, by the National
Park Bank OF New-York- GEORGE s HICKOK,
Cashier.
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Grand Central station
New 26rh.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany this day declared a dividend OF ONE PER
CENT. upon its Capital Stock payable this ONCE
Wednesday day next stockholders OF
record at u m. Saturday. day OF
June. The transfer books will closed
CHARLES F. cox, Trea1urer
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
wEsTERN Gas COMPANl

A T A MEETING of the Board of Directors
held this day. a semi-annual dividend OF THREE
PER CENT uDon the capital stock OF the Company
duly declared, payable July 90 1900.
The transfer-oooks Of the Company Will closed on
July g. 1900 and checks will all stockholders
OF record OF that date
The books va be reopened July 2I 1900.
ROBERT NJ. MURRAY. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
THE BALTLMORE & OHIO r. r. co.'s

PrIOr Lien 32gs Gold Bonds.
COUPON No. f. due July l. 1900. from the
above Bonds, will paid at maturity upon presenta-
tion at the Ohice OF the Company. No Wall Street
For packages coupons left for veracation on and
after Tuesday June 26th, temporary receipts will De
given. $50
The books for the registration
mentioned Bonds and also those for the registration
transfer OF The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companys
FIRST Mortgage Bonds, will close Tuesday
June 26th. and will reopen at 10 A. NJ on July Cd 800
Mon 7,
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NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK.

1O1ST DIVIDEND.
New York June 9th. 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared a serni-annual dividend six per cent
tax, payable and after July ID, 1900
The transfer books will close P NJ, June 27th,
1900 and reopen July 2d. 1900 10 o'clock A. NJ.
CHAS. J. DAY. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
THE LAKE SHORE AND
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
Treasurer's Office.
Central Depot New York, June 2Sth 1900.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany have this day declared seuI-annuaI dividend
or THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. Capital
Stock payable this Office Saturday the 2sth day
Stockholders OF record at - o'clock
on Saturday. the Both instant
There De closing OF the Transfer books the
D. WORCESTER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the
- City OF New York
New York. June 2lst 1900
Directors has this day a
annual dividend OF THREE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT, free OF tax, payable and after July I'd
The transfer books close at 8 P NJ this date re-
CHARLES H PATTERSON
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
Dipiofnn Nohres.
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
OF THD CITY OF NEW YORK.
f82d Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend

THE DIRECTORS of this Bank have this day
m declared Dividend Of Three and one half per cent
tS1aSol free Of tax, payable July ID 1900
The transfer books will be closed after June
22d. and reopened July 3D. 1900
JOSEPH W. HARTMAN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. CO.'S
Southwestern Division First Mortgage 3hs

Gold Bonds.
COUPON NO. g. due July l. 1900. from the
above Bonds, Will be paid maturity upon presen-
after Tuesday June 26th, temporary receipts will be
given
The books for the registration transfer Of the
aooFe-nenuoned Bonds will close noon on Tuesday
June 2eth. and will reopen at 10 A NJ on July ID 1900
J. Y McNEAI.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
THE BANK OF AMERICA,

THE BANK OF AMERICA,
- New York, June 22nd 1900.
declared a sem-annuaI dividend OF seven C0 per
free Of payable July 2nd 1900 stockholders
OF record this date
The transfer books will remain closed until July srd
1900 W. NJ. BENNET. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago & ST. Louis
IUaiIwny Co.
THE Board of Directors have declared a dvi-
u dend OF ONE AND ONE-QUARTER PER CENT on
the Prefersd Capital stock payable on July Goth
he Messrs J. P. Morgan o.. New 70
Il clock Saturday.
9Oth 1900. which time the books will be closed
Transfer-BoOks Will be re-Opened
A. NJ. Thursday July 5th next
CHARLES F cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29

LAKE ERIE s WESTERN RAILROAD COM
PANY.
Grand Central Station. New York. June 2eJh, 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany this day declared a dividend OF TWO PER
CENT upon us Preferred Capital Stock payable at this
Office 10th OF July stockholders
3 clock P M. Tuesday Sd July. The
transfer books viii be closed
New-York tribune., 1900-06-29
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANk.

THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK,
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
- declared quarterly dividend OF FOUR PER CENT
earnings of the past three payabIs
and after July I'd, until which date transfer books
be closed. II. P. DOREMCS, Cashier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-15
Death q Mystery.

The Davenport relatives of Harry
Toher are much mystified over two
letters which have been received
there annouDc cling his very sudden
death. Three weeks ago Harry Toher
left Davenport in the best of health.
He never was known to see a sick day
in his life. Yet these two letters indi-
cate that he was taken i'll at Bradford,
o, last Sunday evening, died Mon
day morning, and was buried the same
day. This latter fact causes the rela-
tives OF the young man to believe that
there is something behind the case
that the letters do not tell. Evidently
no inquest was held, for no mention
is made of it in either of the letters.
kilograms and letters have been sent
to Bradford and the true facts in the
case will probably be known today.