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New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

c,,ospo Sept q (Special).-The buyers OF corn
~ took such December line yesterday SOLO IL
~, to-day In addition to the hquidatoh' lhere
-. selling by Patten and Bartlett. who have oeeh
a, ,be market for weeks as holders. Inc fharhet
sscined almost 1c and had practically no raIly'
no.ernber opened at 5Ss.c, sellers, sold between
,s.c and 575sc and closed at 5sc; September closed
:, 5sssc; the May. 5914c. On the drop there was
os export business 200, 900 bushels. Gables were
80 There were S56 cars here, with Sl5 for to-
80, - Argentine shipments were 712.0co bushels.
c..hoard clearances were 1900 bushels, and for the
1eek 5s5Oo0 bushels. Primary receipts were less
.bsn last year There is little outside trade Ihere
A.. g few important long lines, but it has looked
sr several days if these holders Patten and the
otbers were willing TO sell when opportunity Oh
,s,ed The talent is getting more bearish-
Wheat lost sc &c and recovered slightly De
,snher sold as low as zoe; the May low as 7319c.
rbsre was a little reaction from the bottom. De
,e-nber opened 79sc, sold between 707sc and zoe
,nd closed at 70sc May sold from lac to IS1sc and
,aoses al 7S5sc Cables were steady. The decline
was partly on the dulness and partly on the corn
weakness The Northwestern lots were 9oi
sranst 354 year ago. Primary Receipts were SoO-
90 over a year ago, 126S,o0o bushels. Argentine
rabies reported good weather. Argentine shipments
we're 1900 bushels. The shipping business here
was 10000 bushels hard winter. The seaboard re-
ported loads. Clearances were 1900 bushels to-
dsy and $4,000 bushels for the week. Minneapolis
and Duluth stocks will increase 100000 bushels,
ano there VIII De a ApeIAl Nislpis increase
Oats prices lost 19c and recovered half OF it, On
the decline shipping sales 100000 bushels.
There some liquidation by speculative longs;
the demand was scattered. The whole trade
small. The inspection 30 cars: to-morrow's
estimate 25 cars. Clearances were 1900 bushels.
September closed at 34lkc; December SEC; May Csc.
Flaxseed up lc TO &c for spot but slightly
lower for the more deferred futures. The cash
sold at 81 sS TO 81 6i: September, 81 63; October.
& IL. At the three points there were lls cars of
seed, against 147 last year. Argentine shipments
were only 5000 bushels.
Provisions were higher, the list closing 2zc TO
l..c Thursday. Lard made the best gain.
Stocks here this month will decrease, showing the
large cash demand Hogs to-day sc higher;
hogs West. 49.0O0 against $500 last year. The
cudahys buying lard; Armour supposed
10 be selling October ribs and pork. The advance
yesterday and to-day because there had been
O. very considerable decline within a week
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

l1sth-st. s s. 40 II Of Watson Lane. for a one
and one-half story frame barn, 20x16 Adene
Groceman. 81 Lawrence-ave. owner; Richard
Rotl No As 7th-st architect :
Amethyst-st. n 8 130 IT Of Morris Park-ave for
a two and one-half story frame dwelling house
2lx32; Lizzie Scott, premises. owner: Andrew
Anderson. Taylor-st, architect. .................
b6thst and 12th-ave. n corner. for a three and
one story brick repair shop. Al x55. IL City of
Ne"-fork. owner; Horgan & Slattery. No /
Madison-ave architects. ...................
Ciay-ave. $. 664.11 IT of 169th-st for two
two story and attic frame dwelling houses BOX
81; Charles II Thornton, No 20l1 Valentine
ave. owner: w Dfckerson. 149th st and Sd ave.
1sIstst 100 .. NJ -, Iio,,;i - o.. 49, :,
two story frame dwelling houses 1lx4S; ] w
Cooper, 1S2d-st and Prospect-ave. owner and
contractor Observation-Disclosures .
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sd # of 4sssqes 70 dyss ss
Sherwood: Mortgage, sii Zoo :. - -. s2I ic
65thst Nos 80; and & 8o West, so17H 59ssu,s
s2sst. szzo 30 i47 West. 25rloO5; Maria Brunns to
Carrie NJ Ryder; mortgage. sl7,o00.......... CT
Kings 10 2 to 80 los s1loo aesEy 92 hsi'u' :,
sd5aye %,a corner 15ls,1s aL eiSsii6.S7 a lxeis
5000; SO !, %,.1: s;;ioS i; NJ:
TgGhmsn s and sa snGhsr s. to r Annie Taohman
,a4ts as5 ' # Of stSavc 251oe Albert
Eiterch ct al, executors. to American Baptist ..
s Rms Mo a7 SSs.st %es asis sln m John
son and another to Pauline Katz; quit claim;
Same property: Pauline Katz to Jennie shaitk:
2days t9 Sos is5 and s0 s3 Gosil Marie o''S
another; mortgage $40 900; R S. s12; rerecorded
1s4thn,s No 100 Yves, Is s1o9 II: Thomas Don ao
sss 20 n cor s 7li. ss ss AsaSssS AssaSsa.
Mor,ar,y to O. Fs6dinand Fer ForsSh; s. sa Is:
sd-s; nos 4 and 10 East, 4or77 72t irregular:
t%oSe fs.n.' sega & Al:
s. ss1 # % Of Green Green Lane Lane ssaSS ai
Green 70 rhes Of Gossnir G5sR anf osass
14th-s... s. is # " Of 9th ave 5oa2o8s to 18th
st; Hugh Q, Reilly and another executors.
Henry-st. Nos 50 and 81 . " cor birmingham 81.
3 aI. exso; Harris Msndehsum b and another TO
i2ad.et. No 2o7 West; Is; 7xioo Helena C Hoey:
Tooth st. No "a West. Ie4xi0a II: Walter Du.
rand to EaGH .rS ooo McAlDn ct al
3D. ave e2 II OF 1I2d-st PIXIES: Sd ave
8. 1le It s Of 172d St 27x125; Salvatore Mar
diello to David Lippmnnn all liens; s. s28
Crotona-ave, s. 100 II OF Oakland Place 25x
125: Michael McInerney to P,ter Reilly and
wife; mortgage Si,100: r S. - cents. ..........
4th-st Nos Go and ss TIast 3D. st Nos Is II
East: Samuel F. Jacobs and wife Jacob Levy:
mortgage. S65,oN0 r 8. $40 Th ................
Tooth 81. No Sc West. 10 1Ox1OO11: A Walter DI-
rand to Edwin A McAlpin al: MORTGAGE
iastS.st 5 2oo2 IT Of Paliave. 10 ii saa.ii: 60
2oN311: Samuel Levy to Frederick NJ White
mortgage. $1,000; X s 81 25..............,...
Sth-st No 621 East, 25x92. 3: Barnett Levy and
another 70 Augustus Prentice r s. 81 90 mort
10
1oSth-st. Nos 10I and 100 West. 50xi0o: Ferdinand
Forsch to ahaddeue Moriarty: S. 50 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

New York.-The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York plaintiff against Jacob D. Butler and others
defendants In OF Judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and the entitled
action. bearing date the 6th December 1900 l. the
undersigned the Referee said Judgment named will sell
public auction, at the New York Real Estate Sales
No. Ill Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF NewYor on he 18th day OF October 1901 at II
O'Clock that day. by Peter r, Meyer
toneers the premises directed by said judgment be
sold therein described follows: All
parcel of land situate the City
bounded and described follows: Beginning the
northeasterly OF One hundred and fortyfourh
and Convent Avenue running thence Eastey along
northery line OF One hundred and fortyfOurth
hundred feet thence Northery and parallel with Con-
twenty feet thence Westerly. parallel with
hundred forty-fOurth Street
wall hundred feet the easterly line Con-
and thence Southery along the
Convent Avenue twenty feet point place
beginning; subject existing and
buildings and against nuisances affecting said
premises
Dated New York. September %, 1901
JOHN DEIAHUNTY Referee
CHARLES z. MILLER. Attorney for Plaintiff 81
Street. York CITY
following diagram OF the property as
described above. the number being 13
ANa
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

BY William VI Ryan 151 Gouverneur st, s. 1858 II E
Morris-ave Westchester Co, 25x11I.5 story Il h.
with bldg on rear: foreclosure sale Robinson,
recvr, agt Farnaboy al; Kisseburgh & Bennett
attys: Jacobs ref due on tudgt. 81 24oo os; Sosts
1928 30; $50; prior mort. $500; TO II
Harden. $500 first ntge etc; lSi ilham-st s.
bldg; foreclosure SALE Merritt ct al ag Merritt
ex- et al G M Brooks atty; II W Bookstaver ref due
judgt costs 81 430 &c; S25: to the de
fendant. S5. o0c.
BY Richard Harnett 203 W 60th-st, s, so It
W OF Amsterdam-ave ~ 6Xoo5 story fl and store;
sale August Roehsner
Fletcher, atty; Reginald II Williams ref;
action No judgt sl2s3s 54 costs s3a5 6s taxes.
S65; plaintiff for $40. 00O 20o w S0th-st, ..
1925 IT Of Amsterdam-ave. ~ 6x1o0o; story fit h
foreclosure parties; action No 2.
judg sl2 costs 1920 6s taxes $6o: 70
the plaintiff for $1,000.
n of Burnsdeave. 25x15e i4x23 40x15i9s story n:
foreclosure sale: William Larned. Charles
Bjorkesren Jacob Marks. atty; Charles @ F Wahe.
ref due judgt 81 232 90 $3.50 e5 etc $780,
to the defendant for IS $50.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
foreclosure Sales.



OF NEW YoRK-Mary Boone Payntar. Plaintiff
against John Edward Mccain and others Defendants
IN OF Judgment of foreclosure
made and entered In the aboveentitled action.
referee In said judgment named will public
ton. at the New York Real Estate
YORK. on the 18th day of October. 1901 o'clock
on that day. BY Peter F. Meyer
directed by said Judgment be sold described
as folows: All that certain lot. piece
knjwn map entitled Map OF Bellevue lots in the
Sixteenth Ward belonging the
OF New York. New YORK. March. is45'' surveyed by
fled the ofce OF City ana COUNTY
OF New York by the number
The said lot numbered ZIG. laid down said map.
bounded as follows. Beginning a point on
northeriy side of Tventy-fOurth
dred feet easerly from the
ton OF the northery side OF Twenyourth
parallel with First nneyeght inches TO
the centre line OF the block: thence easteriy
cer line and parallel with Twenfyfourh
nNe feet thence sOUtherly. and again parallel
avenue ninetyeight feet
or twenty fourth and thence westerly
nornerly side OF Twenty street five feet
ing thereon erected Being the
per 400 East Twentyfourth street. in the City Of New
YORK tosether with the appurtenances and all the
rights or the parties OF the said
premises subject 10 mortgages aRgrexatinS
Slo with interest thereon from December 2Sth 1899
the rate OF "A cent and subject
upon them reason of agreement writing
Edward Mccain and Lawrence Godfrey Mccain with
corded the 2th day OF August. 1880 in the New York
County Registers Office in Liber 233s page 3If-
Dated New York. September 2sth. 1901
CAMPBELL & MOORE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1872
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram Of the property sold
as described above the street number being No 4oo
Twenty fourth Street:
East 25th
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

4 ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for Tribune
"A received at their Uptown ONCE No. 1242 Broadway
door north of 3lstst. until
received the following oces regular
23d l52 6thave i2th-st Macy.s.
and 14-st.. l4S ColuThusave. West
Wes, 42d-st near 6th-ave 9e East I4th-st 257 West
42d-st. between 1th and Sth l59
3dave. between 18th and nth 3d-ave near
6ls-st: l. I0S ls-ave-. Sgth-s 1888 Trenont-ave
3d-ave. Blsecker-g, :
S25 Bleecker-s
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of the
Supervising Architect. WASHINGTON. %. Septern-
her 23 1soI-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
until . o'clock 2. NJ. Of
1901 and then opened. fer
ton U. s Custom House New York. N. Y In
of which be had at the discretion OF the Supervising
Architect application this Office OF the
Architect Cass Gilbert. Ill Fifth Avenue New York
N Y. Applications must be accompanied by certified
cheque $4,000 which will be held until
the return drawings and specifications JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
East o4th Stree.

East Path Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described is be sold. Is
5000 with interest thereon from the Sh day OF May
1901, together with and allowance amounting TO
S30S IS with interest from May 18TH 1901 together with
the OF the sale. The approximate OF
taxes. assessments other liens. which be al
lowed the purchaser the purchase paid
by the referee. is 81, SOS. 9l and interest
Dated New York. September oath. IDOL
JOFS MAVOY ReSeree.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-Mount Morris COOPERATIVE Building and
Loan Association. Plaintiff. against George Floyd
entitled bearing OF Septennbe-
the undersigned. the Referee in judgment
named. Will sell at Public Auction. the New York
Saesroom. No. Ill Broadway. N the Bor-
Ough OF Manhattan City OF New York. I1th day
Of October. IDOL. at - o'clock day. BY
William NJ Ryan, Auctioneer. the premises directed b.
be sold. and therein
lows All that piece parcel land with
lying and being Twenty-fourth Ward Of the CITY
County and State Of New York. and bounded
Southery Of Hampden Street formerly known as
1S4th Street tntersects the Westerly boundary
OF premises neIetuA1Ie ~ Cue tlHeu j. iayor
and other 70 one Helen l. Willis BY deed. dated May
1887. recorded the Office of Register
City and County of New York. in Liber 2O50 OF Con-
49, running thence Scuthery along the
said Willis hundred and thrty-three
So u%350 feet; thence Westerly Forty-two
271oo 422T feet point distant Southerly one hun
said Hampden Street measured along i
line drawn through said point and parallel to The hrst
OF the New York Shin and Cancer Hospital. Twenty
and 20 100 t2T 7O feet thence Norherly lire
Is) feet thence Eastery angle of hundred
thirty nineteen minutes twentythree
from the souhery side OF Hampden Street. measured
line parallel the first fifty
feet distant therefom thence Northery along said last
mentioned line hundred feet 10 the Southery side
Hampden Street. thence Easteriy along the
Southerly side OF Hampden Street Fifytwo and 1s1OO
l52 ls) feet 10 the point place OF beginning Subject
contained In the deeds from William n. Peck to Laura
A. CALDWELL. the dated July IA 1891. and recorded
Is. 1881. the other dated March 13.
1891 recorded in said Registers Office March H. 1891
GERARD ROBERTS. Referee.
REEVES TODD & SWAIN Attorneys PLAINTIFF 55
following diagram OF the property 10 be sold:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

The approximate charge
which the above-descrioed property to be sold is
$40 o9o 75oc with interest thereon from 1Tth day
OF Septembe- 1901. together with
uniting to $40 so-i0o together with expenses
the sas. The OF
and water rates other liens which to be allowed
to the purchaser purchase or paid
by the Referee. $333 and interest
Dated New York
GERARD ROBERTS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Financial meetlnas.
THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.

THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
Of The Pacific Coast cosnpsay will be held at the
Office OF the COMPANY So Montgomery Street. Jersey City
New Jersey. Wednesday the 9th day October 1901
10 o'clock for the election directors to
elected years, transao-
OF such other business properly before
the meeting.
stock transfer books Will be closed at O'Clock P. NJ
or Monday 10th and re-
opened 10 O'Clock A. IL October 10Th 1901
HAMILTON H. DuRAND. Secretary.
September Sd. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Rerelper's 9 Notire
no THE CREDITORS of the \

ITO THE CREDITORS Of the Modes and
Fabrics Publishing Company and Albert Sander.
Receiver OF all the assets 3 the copartnership
rer doing business under the style OF Modes ana
Fabrics Publishing Company Take notice. that in ac-
order OF the Supreme Court the S.af
New York. County OF New York., duly and en-
the 18th day of September 1901 YOU are
REQUIRED 10 present proofs Of claims duly verified
his place Of doing
of his attorneys Truax Watson & Roberts. No I4l
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City York on
before 18th day OF March. 1902:
OF failure present claims as
aforesaid. before 18th March, 1902 you
shall be barred of right claim against the ead
Receiver
New York September 18TH 1901.
ALBERT SANDERS Receiver
TRuAX- WATSON ROBERTS, Attox1ASs for ReceiSN
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

- an order Hon. Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF
the County o York hereby given to all
persons having claims against Bernard F. Stanley late
OF he of New York, deceased present
same vouchers thereof. subscriber
transacting business the ONCE Of
Attorney, No 76 William
Manhattan City OF New York. before
March. 1902.
Dated New York September 81. 1901.
ROSE T STANLEY
HERBERT II. GIBBS. Esq. Attorney Executrix rs
William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
PROPOSALS FOR ENLARGING THE CA

det Mess Hal--West Point. n. Y. Sept 2S 1901
in rplicate will be until 10
NJ Oct es 1901 for enlargng Cadet Mess Hail as
plans this ONCE U. s. 10
reject all proposals. part thereof Forms
and specifications furnished application Address o
NJ. U 5. NJ. A
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
I44th street.

l44th Street
approximate OF the lien
which the described sold co.,
thereon the February
of the The approximate
taxes. assessments other which 10
he allowed money
paid by the Referee. Sl.57S. 12 AID interest
Dated New York. September %. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
IN pursuance of an order Or Hon. Abner {

T.
Thomas a Surrogate County of New-York
Notice hereby given all having claims
Euphemia A. Iooms late of County O New York
deceased. thereof TO
place transacng business at the
Office & Halves. No. IS Wall CITY
OF New-York before the fifteenth day Of November
next.
Dated New-York the 80 day of May. 1901
JAMES A. VOSE Executor.
HUME & HALVES. Attorneys Executor No. Is Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
PROPOSALS FOR 15-PDR. RAPID-FIRE

Guns. Carriages. Accessories etc. complete-ord-
nance Office War Department. Washington. September Is
proposals in duplicate will De
until 8 o. October rs 1901. for supplying the Ord
nance Departrnente u. s.. with (2cl
more or iess rapdre with barbette type PEDESTAL
wit complete.
facture Bids received for parts all OF fore
going Information furnished application Brig
Cen A. r. BURLINGTON. Chief OF Ordnance.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

TN pursuance Of an order Of Hon. Abner C.
Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given having
Arthur e White. late of the County of New York. de-
ceased, the vouchers
subscriber. his place ransacting business the
OF Edward s. Clinch. In the
Borough of Manhattan. in the City of New
before the End day of December next.
York. the 1901.
JOHN JAY WHITE Executor
EDWARD S. CIINCH. Attorney for Executor. No
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
REAL ESTATE.
PLANS FILED FOR NEW FIRE DEPART
MENT REPAIR SHOP-LARGE PARCEL
NEAR RIVERSIDE DRIVE SOLD

NEAR RIVERSIDE DRIVE SOLD.
were filed yesterday at the Buildings Department
by the city OF New-York. The building will be at
the northeast of Fifty-sixth-st and Twelfth
ave. and will have frontage of 411.1o feet in
Fifty-sixth-st. and 551 in Tweifth-ave; 1t will be
occupied by the Fire Department. Horgan &
Slattery the architects The estimated cost is
500 600
w E F. B. Taylor have sold for John F.
Plummer No. SO West Forty-ninth-st.. 23xsox1oO.5
feet four story brownstone dwelling house CO.
lumbia University leasehold to a client, who will
occupy it.
James Armstrong was the buyer of No "A East
Fifty ffth-st., which recently sold by Collins
& Collins.
C. Tuoti & Co. have leased for Adler & Herr
the two six story double tenement houses,
25x1oo each. at Nos. 2.O1 and 20lS Ffrst-ave, for
five years
Montgomery G. seitz have sold for August Mar
schall No 154 East Sixty-second-st, three story
and basement dwelling house. 2ox1o5 feet
The Hudson Realty Company has sold a plot
75x100 feet. west side of Iind-ave., opposite
Union Place, Northumberland -sixty-sev-
enth-st
B. Nauheim has sold for the Tisch estate a plot,
1O0x1oo.n feet. the south side of One-hundred-
fourteenth-st 1856 feet of Riverside Drive
to Janpole & Werner
The Bradley & Currier Company which recently
sold No 900 Seventh-ave., a story apartment
house, took in part payment from Francis Seal
lion Nos 705 and 707 Third-ave. four story brick
building.
The Mela Realty Company yesterday mortsaged
the property at the northeast of Fifty
eighth-st and sixth-ave. to William H. Burgess
for 100000 at per cent.
". D. Haynes & Co. have sold for Louis Eick-
wart No 2,l52 Hughes-ave., a one family frame
house Is sx1O0 feet to Marie Kiefer.
Henry Wise has sold No. 3 Mulberry-st., a five
story tenement house with a frontage of 80 feet
and depth of 25.2 feet.
Charles E. Picker has sold to a Mr.. Guild one
of his of three story and basement pri-
vate dwelling houses in One-hundred-a -and-thirty-
seventh-st, between Seventh and Eighth aves.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
ilroad Com

Evansville Il Terre Haute Railroad Com
pany-
Evansville. Ind, Sept. 18th 1901
FNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock kholders
Of this Company will be held its Offices at Evans
viNe, Indiana az Ten o'clock A NJ October 2lst 1901
the election Of Directors and for the
such business properly before meeting
The transfer books for the be closed
the Office OF the Farmers Loan Trust Company in
New York. al o'clock r. NJ. Oct. lsi 1901 and re-
opened Nov. ist at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
GILBERT S. WRIGHT. sse-stsry.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

OF Hon Ahner C. Thomas. a Surrogate the County
New York. notice is hereby given s persons having
claims against Thomas Reid late OF the County Of
deceased the with
subscribers their place ransactins bust
ness offices Of Winthrop Stimson 80 Liberty
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan. the
York. before the 10th day Of March. 1902.
Dated. New York the 18th day of September. 1901.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY. EvAI.YN E. CROwEI.I.
Administrators.
WINTHROP & STINsoN Attorneys for Administrators
No. 80 Liberty Street. Borough Manhattan New
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Citn propertn for Sale.
Counirn proprrrn for Sale

NONKERS.-Two new houses for sale 100 and 12i Nor
rs ST Beautiful location; river view minutes to
80 4x1O0 price s6,5O0-s75OO Apply local agent or
RODERICK ROSS. l24 Morris
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Dipibfu0 Noilres.
AMERICAN WOOLEN COMPANY

Threeuarters G4T Per Cent the Preferred Capital
Stock of the American Company paid
the 18th 1901
close OF business 2d 1901.
Transfer books for Preferred Stock will be closed the
close Of business I'd. 1901. and will reopened
Oct. 16. 1901.
WIN. NJ. WOOD. Treasurer.
Boston, Mass September 25 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
ROERNER. MARGARETHA-In pursuance

ROERNER, MARGARETHA.-In pursuance
Order Of Hon. Frank t. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
the County OF New York notice is hereby II
having claims against Margaretha Boerner late
the OF New York. deceased.
with vouchers thereof To the subscriber his place OF
business. the Office of
thai. 800 Broadway Manhattan Borough New York
City before the 3fst day Of January 1909.
Dated New-York, the 18th day OF
HERMAN @. LOEW, Executor
HENRY W. FREUDENTHAI- Attorney for the Executor,
32O Broadway New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
The Gn,Iatfn National Bank

OF the City OF New York
The I3sth Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend.
New York September 25th, 1901
lTNHE Directors of this Bank have this day
declared dividend Of FIVE PER CENT. and an ex-
dividend Of ONE PER CENT, free OF payable
and proxirno The will
remain closed until that date.
WOOLyERTON, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
for Sale.

IQARGAIN.-To let for sale. best oyster chop and
II lunchroonl long lease; little cash. monthly payrents
OF best stands downtown; easy terms o. B. I5,
Sullivan-st., New-York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.

FHANkLIN TRUST COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO. As.
BROOKLYN. y. Y, Sept. 4. 1901.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES has this day
decared quarterly dividend Of $50 upon the capital
stock OF this Company payable October 1s 1901 stock
holders of record closing OF the transfer books Trans
fer books will be closed from 7. NJ. September 20th
1901. until A. NJ, October %. 1901
C. D. FAHNEsTOCK Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY
% Broad Street. New York

September 25 1901
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
declared quarterly dividend of three-auar-
tiers cent sf the Preferred Capital Stock
BILE October 21st 1901 Stockholders of
record close Of business October 5h, 1901 Checks
will be mailed.
Transfer Books Preferred Stock will close at
P. NJ. October s. 1901, and reopen October 81 1901.
LEIGH BEST, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

THE regular quarterly dividend of ONE PER
CENT the stock has been declared
payable October 18th, 1901. Transfer books will ~
closed from October 9th October 18TH inclusive
J. A LEWIS Asst Treasurer