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New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
financial.
Office of
Spencer Trask & Co.,
27-29 Pine ST.,
New York.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Rio Grande Western Railway Co
81 Pine Street. New York City


p April. 1901
To me stocknorders OF Grande Testern Ratlray
Company:
We have. in behalf Of the holders OF more 90
per cent OF the common stock Of the West
ern Railway Company being majority Of its entire
stock and the OF allied properties and
securities negotiated them Vendors. with repre-
senat!ves OF the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Com
pany such majority Of common stock together
with such allied securities and properties The sale by
subject ratification by the stockholders
OF the Denver Company; and copy Of the circular
issued them herewith enclosed for your fuller in
formation.
have secured right include in the contract
ali the outstanding stock and this circular is
you that will. accordingly. include
sale delivery the Vendors the shares Of
all other holders who shall pursuant TO the provisions
deposit their certificates with prior
10 the Both day Of April 1901. Such certificates must
be properly endorsed and accompanied by Of at
torney empowering give vote assent neces-
close the transaction The deposit Will give us
the right IL transfer the stock into
lieu Of deposit viii accept an obligation to deliver
Excharee by bankers satisfactory US; but.
& seh case the @ cecate ann In5 nrt @ ne 1 ] ' f
negotabi,y and return it TO the party giving the OBJ
The price allotted the stock by the Vendors
at per cent. per annum, from January 1st 1901 TO
eucton of our commission Of s. per share for our part
g5tiation Raphael has United States
Ii[cGit court ior tah sun asainst me Ute OF ne me
railroad and in making the contract for the Vendors
bIy OF the Company in that suit Although the Com
solicitors confident OF is proper
that he ratably shared by all who avail
the made by the Vendors.
$50 and interest mentioned above
shall therefore. deduct such share counsel
Will amply such guaranty.
will be held in a special trust
take the conclusion OF the Transaction TO
for preferred stockholders in the Rio rande Western
Railway Company the option for reasonable period to
exchange shares stock
Of Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company, the
rate o. the Western Of
| Denver We exchange
OF holdings Of the preferred stock and shall
themselves 10
option when tendereG The preferred dividend paid by
Denver Company for the six months ending Deem
ber 3lst last was "a per cent our knowledge Of the
! properties companies confident
their reunion under management should lie Of
/ advantage TO both
! W shall
certificates % the stock with powers
attorney deposit tankers obligations
| SPENCER TRASK & CO.
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ist-ave. No 21s. $. 23xa4: George HaI.ey ref
cree. 20 Pincus Lowenfeld and another: r 5. 81:
,sInoT moT,sass; &C. 81 ooo; &
"a. Edward ID O'Bren. referee TO Pincus
Lowenfeld and another: r s. SG................
Soa.n-s', corner Jenerson-st. 81 2x6i. 4x37. *
knaoe r s. s27..................,...,
49th,st. s. l25 # of 5th-ave 50xiO0S: Rich
Stu " LIVINGSTON and another. trustees. TO
s'a-rI -IaI Realty Bond and Trust Company: S.
stanton-st No IS to s2 and No 2i2is chrystie
LlncuS LSwenfed and another 70 David
Periman, r 5. SIS so: mortgage s69. 80. -.
O'h-aNe- Nos % and -. c corner I2th-st runs
Il 100 2S.4 so IO3 TO 81 <
ISo: the Board Of Foreign Missions OF the
freSoyteridn Church of the United states OF
america and the Board of Home Missions Of the
tresnyterlan Church OF the United States Of
america 70 Thomas F Ryan; r S. $500 mort
gage. S22j. 600. ............. ..,.......
1si-ave. c corner 1sth-st. 69xo4: Pincus I.owen-
Ieid and another TO John Roth and another;
4Sth-st. No lie West II, 2xIO0.s 4; John 7 Spowsrs
,e TO Nelson ID Stilwsl; r s SIS. ..-.......--..-.-
45th-st, No 2lS TO 217 West Anna NJ Souervills
TO Longacre Realty Company; r s. s22; mort
- Leonard to Marceia O'Neil: r 5, so cts.
loOth-st- centre line at 12th-ave runs w
Jig 10 : Boulevard Lafayette : 2 lal TO
12th-ave y l5f6 10 beginning also boulevard
Ialayette. W $. at plot d. map OF property
or shepard Knapp. being also l62d-st runs
% 99.5 To W Boulevard Lafayette Y
oo-S; also Boulevard Lafayette S, at centre
i6Olh-st runs 2Ss x n 40 To r 46. g: also
lbth-st. s, at div lands. trustees Columbia
college and Zinri West runs 1861 n e
4ciV 70 81 " 1856. gore; Jacob d Butler to
John u Beals; =. SIS. mortgage $4,000. -
49th-st. No 30 West. 20x1OO.5: John Totten to
Nelson d Stilwell r s, 81 so, mortgage SIS. 600
Fleischmann 10 Jacob Munck: r S. $40: mort
gage. $50 600. OO....................-... -............
70 Nelson ID Stilweu: r s. IS so; mortgage.
e.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

South-st. corner CIinton-st produced. with
wharfage. and riparian rights, etc, bulk
head; James keese TO the city or New s''o'
3lst-st No 421 West. 25x9S9; Lilly X Stern TO
Meta Salberg; mortgage 81. .OO0, r :. S5.-----
Same property; Meta Salberg 10 Helena Stein:
mortgage sol. COO: II s. 81. S5...-.......-..-.-....-
91st-st n :. 30 Il ? OF 5th-ave lT1X1O0S :: Char
lOtte Friedberger 10 Andrew Carnegie mortgage,
SIS 600: r s $50 80. 415'
I3ith-s n 6. +75 fl of st Ann's-ave. 73Xl00;
Lulu Mason to Lilly Stern: mortsase, S3o-
MeGisonHaSe ads II $ 7ss it Of i2d-st. 2o6xi6o
George d Sherman to George X sherman; quit -. =,
Same property: George T Murdock exr. etc.
Interior strip 80 II Of I5th-st and 20NS n OF
5th-aVe 80 TX O.312X 60 TX O5is:
Nathaniel l. McCready to Edward I II Talnlage:
quit claim, III
12Ith-st. cor I.enox-ave. 1lOx99 IL Minnie
Smith TO Louis Harris mortgage, S2OOoo; X ;.
14th-st $ $ 200 II W OF 6th-ave a5xiO66: Anna B
Woodhouse TO Louis w Cciguitt et al r 5.
T3d-st No 3s East i7xsa ?: Joseph Morris
10 William y Howelis r :. $50. 5000
35th-st 5, 37i 10 IT e of 6sh-ave, 02x3s.9; Myer
Hellnan to Robert II Spaldng; r s S1-...-...
5oth-st, No 22i 232 West. 75x1O05; Mary
WInterbotton to Harry Austin; r s. Sos.
Ieth-st 5. 20 It Of 5th-ave. 30xfO2.2: Henry
1iith-st. No 2O2 EOS East. sc sxIO0I1: Leo G
Rosenblatt. executor and trustee. Bertha Bar
nard; mortgage. 10000; 5. IS 50.......... IS Is
I2d-st. s. 80 II W OF Coiumbus-ave. 50x1022:
s5thOst Nos As to 20 West. s5 7xes9 Myer Hell
man to Robert II spading mortgage. sl29. .o0o.
Broadway, corner 56th-st. 75.sx irregular to
5,th-st xl1n.S: Mary L Grannis ct al TO Ernest
Blake to Alice X Ames. r 5. 81; mortgage
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.DosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington.

II. c. March rs. I901.-Sealed proposals will be
ceived this Department until Thursday May
O'Clock D. furnishing books,
goods. wrapping tWine
ing rating stamps rubber stamps mixing pads can
ceiling packing boxes,
facing slips card labels they may be
ordered time during the fiscal beginning
July l. 1901 and ending June go 1892 for the Il
branch departmental postal
with specifications and full Instructions
furnished application the Superintendent the
of Office Supplies. Post Office Department,
Washington u. c. Gil. EMORY SMITH. Postmaster
General.
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SEVERAL NEW APARTMENT HOUSES.

SEVERAL NEW APARTMENT HOUSES.
Many plans for the erection OF apartment houses
were yesterday filed at the Department of Build
ings. Four five story brick apartment houses will
be erected for NJ. F CusaCk on the property known
No. Us TO 1S4 East Observation-Disclosures. On
a plot on the south side of One-hundred-and-ffty-
frst-st, 20 feet west of Amsterdam-ave two seven
story brick apartment houses are 10 be built for
George W. Martin The total cost is placed at
$4,000 \ seven story brick apartment house 10
$250o00 will be built the plot, 100x05n feet
the southeast corner of Amsterdam-ave. and
One ehundred-and- d-sixteenth-st for Messrs. Morgen-
thau and Enrich. On the north side of One-hun-
dred-and-frst-st, 100 feet east of Broadway. will
be built seven story brick apartment house Tor
William HenneSsey, at cost of Sl2J,vtS.
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Proposals.


par;uert Of the Interior. Office OF Indian Affairs
Washington. c. March 1901. Sealed proposals.
doTsei Proposals for beef -four. etc. the
be- ana directed the Commissoaer Of Indian Affairs
235 Johnson Chicago Ill. will be GUt
O'Clock o. Tuesday, Aprl .. 1901. for furnishing
for tho Indian Service beef Hour.
and other articles q
for boots and shoes groceries soap. baking POWDER
crockery, agricultural implements paints glass
wagons. harness leather shoe findings. saddery
etc. hardware school and medical supplies long
st ot MISCELLANEOUS article Sealed Proposals ndorsed
Proposals blankets. Nooen and goods
Ing. etc IN" ease may be. and directed TO the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. Nos - 20 Wooster
New York City. will received l o'clock
p m. OF Tuesday May 1901. for furnishing for the
Indian Service blankets wooilen goods
ing. notions. hats and caps Bids be
Government blanks. Schedules giving all necessary
formation FOR bidders VIII be furnished application
the Indian Ohlce. Washington d G: Nos. - and 20
Wooster New York city; 235 johnson street. Chi
IL: No l2oS Howard street. Omaha. Nebr.: the
Commissaries of Subsistence. L. 3 A. Cheyenne.
Ieavenworh. Louis. ~. Paul. san Francisco:
the postmasers Sioux city. Yankton Arkansas City.
Caldwell. Topeka. Wichita. and Tucson. Bids viii be
opened the hour and above stated. bidders
are invited 10 be present at the opening The Depart
the right determine point delivery
and TO reject and all bids Of bid
w. A. JONES. Commissioner
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RMY BUILDING, Whitehall St. New York

April :. 1901 Sealed proposals In tripiicate. will
he received here until IL o'clock noon May .. 1901 and
then opened for drayaSe required by the Quartenaste
Department during the fiscal commencing July lst,
1901 conditions blanks. furnished application.
Government the right reject
thereof Proposals should he !orsed
DrayaCe. be opened May 6h, 1901 and
addressed Col. \ : Kimha, Assistant QuarermAster
General. L. \.
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The GnIiatin National Bank
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS RY. 90.
THE ROADD M DTREf"T0RS hoe dacIarad
(inanrinl Meetlnas

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
New Brunswick y. j., April 4th. 1901.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
OF the United States Rubber Company for the cleo
ou Of Directors and FOR the transaction O
business which properly be brought before the
ing VIII be held the Office Company. New
brunswick, New Jersey Tuesday. May 2lst 1901 az
y o'clock
April 18th. 1901. and reopen 10 4. VI. Wednesday.
MAY -2i. 1901.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
SAMUEL. p COLT Secretary.
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DosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON

D. c; March 20 ieol-Sealed proposals are invited
Wednesday. the 1st of May. 1901. furnishing such
Envelopes the several Executive Departments in
Washington and certain Government elsewhere
require during the year ending 30 1902 Bank
forms of proposal with full specifications will be fur
nished upon application 10 the Third Post
eraI
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP

~ PLIES-oGice Purchasing Commissary: L: s. Army
No. 30 Whitehall Street New Norl; City y. Y April >
l90lSeaed proposals for furnishing and delivering
ssence Supplies in this city for thirty days, commencing
May |, 1901 will be received this office
A. NJ. April IL. Information furnished on ap
pication. Envelopes containing bids should marked
Proposals for Subsistence Supplies. opened April 10
1901 and addressed to Major u. L. BRAINARD Com
missary. : \.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY ut III BROADWAY.
BY Herbert A sherman: Morton-st, "a: los # OF
25xiG0; h. foreclosure sale Mary
A Kennedy vs. Theodore al; VIM F Clare. atty:
John Gitterman. judgt. So. 10 So:
Si30 80: taxes etc. Sl,9iI 0S
BY William NJ RYAN: West End-ave 3s7. W : 80 fl n
1Sth-st l64VS32: DIV h: foreclosure sale
Henry l. Goodwin ct al. trus. VS. Arthur Rose ct all:
Steele. Defriese X FrothinghsT atys; Henry W Book
etc. SS2t
Of 2d-ave, 23x9s9 2scIS iron bldg and East 22l 81
22S. 225 II Of 3d-ave. i5.SX9S9; 5story b bldg
foreclosure sale; Equitable Life assurance Society vs.
Robert Alexander colby. att'ys: Edward
O'IsrIen ref; judgt S14.4S1 %;
Ca taxes. etc 65: 23d-st. 315 2le q
II of 2d-ave 1S9x0S o. story h; foreclosure SALE
parties; action . due judst. Sei0 6S; costs
S3i1 Il; taxes $15I so.
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.posT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington,

D. c. March IS. 19o1-Proposas viii be received by
Second Assistant Postmaster General until
Of May furnishing supplies
Equipment the fiscal consisting of
bUrTs, steel oil. leather thread
complete the articles desired and form Of
posal he furnished application 10 the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. CH. EMORY SMITH
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WEST POINT. y. Y. APRIL 4. 1901.

Sealed proposals. ripllCate. Will he received
until IL NJ MAY l. 1901 and then opened supplying
the L = Military Academy with Fuel Coal. Char
coal, and Gas oil. required during fiscal year ending
1902 :. right reject accept
proposals part thereof Information fur
nished upon application Envelopes containing proposals
should marked Proposals for -" addressed
o A
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SEALED proposals. endorsed Proposals for

Water Pipe system. will be at the Btlresu
of Yards and Docks. Navy Department Washington
until O'Clock, April O. 1901 and then and publicly
opened, for installing a water pipe, and nra
hydrant system. the Navy Yard Washington n -
For plans. specifications forms proposals
,Commandant, Navy Yard: Washington. D. C." NOR
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
OFFICE OF
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC IL MFG. co.

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC Il MFG. co.
New York, X y, March nth, 1901.
T A MEETING OF the Board of Directors of
this Company held this dag, It was: in connection
600 0OD 90 additional Asserting stock
RESOLVED. That the transfer books OF the Company
he closed April 9Th 1901 three o'clock p NJ, and
onened on the April 1901 O'Clock \. M
6Signed) T. w. SGEMON Asst Treasurer.
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WEST POINT. n. ". APRIL 2, 1901

Sealed proposals. duplicate, will be received hsra
until IL O'Clock NJ. May q 1901 for Building Materials
Plumbing Materials. Gas and Fittings Hardware
Tools Paints Glass and other miseeIlaneous spec
ned schedules be mad application The Fight
is reserved to reject or accept all proposals. any
thereof lncose
posals for Military Supplies and addressed to O. NJ
u. s. n. A. '
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Conntrn Droprrtp 90 fet.
FURNISHED 6ouses 90 Eef-gcunfrr.

(NLENSIDE PARK--Furnshed cottage 20 rent. With
VI board this select resort tven.y.ons miles iron
T. A MOLLOY Glenside Park. Murray Hin. New-Jersey.
GOLF ON GROUNDS
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Au6tiou Sales OF Real gstaie
PETER F. MEYER, Auctioneer,
will sell auction on
Thursday, April llth, 1901,

saIFsFooM No III BRoADWaY. By fo Order = Of = tas
Executors ard Trustees under the viii of ELLEN E
JAMES NJ NARNUM. ESQ. REFEREE.
THE CHOICE AND VALUABLE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY:
Nos. S64 & 800 Broadway,
the Northeast corner OF Broadway and Franklin
Street. hfty Broadway
the rear on Corandt Alley and hundred and ATTY
feet on each side.
No. $40 Broadway,
the Eastery side OF Broadway. distant fifty feet north
feet in front and nineteen
and six inches in length on each side.
Nos. us & 120 West Houston ST.,
the NortherIy side West Houston Street, dstans
fifty feet Eastwarly the corner OF VaricS Place
being fifty feet front and and hundred feet
IN length on each side
No. | Varick Place,
the Eastery OF varick Place or sullivan Street.
distant hundred Norhery the Northeastery
corner Of West Houston Street being twenty-five feet
each side.
No. 357 West 3lst ST.,
the Northsrly Street Eighth
and Ninth Avenues. beginning about two hundred and
being eighteen nine inches front and
one hundred feet in depth each side.
No. 6SS Park Ave,
the westerI~ side OF Avenue distant
eightysix fee five inches Southerly 69th Street
being eghteen feet in front and and eghons feet
in length on each side.
Seventy per OF purchase money and
haf per cent interest sixty cent at four per
one two or three years. option OF purchaser.
Rroa,rway. or. 10 LORD. DAY & lord Attorneys tor
Executors and Trustees 120 Broadway. Manhattan New
York City.
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finanelal Glections.

THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH ERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Treasurers Office, Grand Central Depot,
- - New York. April 4th. 1901
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
closed THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ on
WEDNESDAY. 10th instant preparatory the annual
Directors be held lst day Of MAY
next) and will reopen the morning of THURSDAY tn.
ID day of May
E. d. WORCESTER.
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
REAL ESTATE.
CARNEGIE TAKES TITLE TO ANOTHER
PARCEL. NEAR HIS HOME SITE.

Andrew Carnegie yesterday obtained title to the
property, 17.1x1OOs feet. the north side OF
Ninety-frst-st. 230 feet east OF Fifth-ave.. from
Charlotte Friedberger for $4,000
The Central Vermont Railway Company yester
day obtained lease for a long term OF years from
the city TO Pier %. East River.
Hall j. How & Co. have sold for Timothy Dono-
van to Nelson D. StilIwen plot 1O1x172x1OOx156
on the west side of Kingsbrdge Road. 2s.4 feet
north of One-hundred- -and-eighty -frst-st.
Otto Diedrick has sold y. De Potter No. 200
West Eighty-frst-st. five story apartment house.
for about $4,000
William II. Oscanyan is said to have sold the
plot 1OOx1OO feet the northeast corner of Broad
way and One-hundred- and -fifty-hfth-st.
Louis ]. Pooler was the purchaser of No. 10 East
Sixty-ffth-st.
F. r. Wood & Co are reported to have sold for
Leth & Glenn the seven story apartment house. on
plot 5Ox1O0 feet. the southeast corner of Sew
enth-ave and observation-disclosures for
about S1SO.OO0.
Herbert A. Sherman has sold No. 81 TO q Cedar
St. four four story brick buildings. plot 65x6O
feet. for Percy A Sullivan and others TO an in
vestor. The purchaser will begin the erection of
twelve story office building the site as soon as
the leases on it expire.
Barnett & Co have sold for Charles Is. Tooker
to a physician No. 1885 Madison-ave.. three
story brownstone dwelling house. on lot 2ox5oxS5
JossEh Lazarus has sold for Julius HIM Hi%msIwsit .o
mo Go 4o East IN o sIo Iour S'o'S orc
William P; Mangem has sold for Justls G.
French 5. NJ. French and Samuel W. French, the
property known Nos 81 and 81 West One-hun-
dred- enty-ninth-st size 50xS9.u feet, to
Louis Lese, and has resOld it for Mr. Lese to Il
builder, who will erect large seven story apart
ment house the property.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Sonn Brothers to
Adam w. Brown TWO lots, 5Gx1O01 feet. on the
north side of Ninety-seventh-st., 100 feet west of
West End-ave. Mr.. Brown will improve the prop
erty with modern seven story apartment house
II. w. Gordon has bought from the estate of H.
NJ. Kemp No 267 West Twenty third-st.. three
story and basement brownstone dwelling mouse.
1S.9XlO0 feet, S20.001
Joseph A Farley has sold through Pease &
Gilman No. East Eighty-second-st., new five
story American basement dwelling house, on lot
e5xS5x1022 feet The buyer was ". G. Park. prest-
dent of the Park Steel Company, of Pittsburg.
The purchase price s150,000.
Frederick SOuthaCk and Alwyn Ball. jr. have
sold for Jere G. Lyons the new eleven story fire
proof mercantile building Nos. so and SD Broad
way, 5x100 feet, Joseph Gunet, who gave in part
payment lots in Convent-ave., near One-hundred-
and-fOTtieth-st.
Paul Leicester Ford announced yesterday that he
had not sold the lot adjoining his house, in East
Seventy-Seventh-st, which he owns.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05

AN AVALANCHE OF BUILDING PLANS
Owing 10 the proposed creation of tenement
house commission, 10 have complete control OF the
construction of tenement houses, an avalanche Of
building plans has been submitted to the Depart
ment of Buildings
, Architects who have contracts for building fiat
and apartment houses which the law materi-
ally affects, have rushed their plans 10 compile
tion before ii goes effect The rush is similar to
the which took place when the present law
went into effect in December. 1889.
a COMPARISON of the volume of the building busi-
ness for the quarter ending March so. 1901.
asainst a similar period in 1860 shows an increase
of over 100 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
financial Gleeiions.


OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
346 & 3iS Broadway, New York City
4 y ELECTION for Trustees of the Fourth
Glass and for Inspectors Of the election Will
he held the Home Office of this Company Wednes-
10Th April, 1901, between the hours of IL A. NJ
and Il CHAS. G. WHITNEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
Gsported by De Haven & Townsend. No 40 Wal
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
Eng Stock Exchange. furnished by william p Bon
tright {. Co of Colorado SPRINGS:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND PrTTsBrRG.
e. :5 .l 4i::s s.:s::i sloss.s
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
fs' :; 1 >. IS s. sosS5S
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.
sss;' a: :; a.s- s .s5; .s s2$:;
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
5 $ss $ ! :; s's sf:ss2 .: Is .s 's 93s
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
Fs=sr Fs: - s,,e ss!ss ss sso5 ss ssesSs 1893
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
i:5 S5as, + a.5sa Ai::a s .;55 .1::3 sos:
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE,
}s3 Ssa 4 asls s 80. & '''5:s
HOOKING VALLEY.
s5 S54 ! : s.9. g' ss 's? 81
KANAwHA AND MICHIGAN.
fs57sS' rs:s .: if's Il March s2ss::45 s5s
jus 70 March 81. GSs.OSs '~'i''"i
MEXICAN CENTRAL
T; 9Th ,!sp:s5: .fs sssI
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
}s# $s;' 9 4, s!. S, soss
MOBILE. JACKSON AND KANSAS CITY.
a 5s'P " ges MAJ, II Mach &, ,s5$ s2s$ s5s ssfs
PITTsBURG. BEssEMER AND LAKE ERIE
}s5 4 s.: ns' si s E ssss 's.
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL
5s5 $s$s;' !: z a5sa ns' 5
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN
ss fssr s e n March soss! 81! sssss5 So ssrsi 81
FoaTt6 week IN Mars6 saa2$ss ss7lS7 ssaa.7si
'uiy 70 March b.. l3BTo.2s3 l25S1u2o
MOBILE AND OHIO.
NNo1ber No1,er OF miles Sc s56 s.o, SSo sSo
July ] 20 March 3l.... 4.702.9O0 1883. 403 -
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
.nnnber 375 9I5 .r1l
ross earnings. s52iei3 ssl9s1 sSs5 no no
. Net earnings ........ slGo2fs sl32, 4o2 so5s
N4aiBss ..---------..-' l@ooO' i~i'-'- i''''Vo
surplu. ssoI75 sII.Iso .slo7O5
eross sarn,ngs s. aoas sssO02is sslsI.0i9
Operating eApenses.... 2sisif 2d5s77i 2l95,3lf
,Net earnings sle7o55s si.24i4ss ss5s asas5
'e's ---..'.-'-s'-.- ioi"iio ''i''"A ~
Surplus ............. sG5saao s2so.aa2 s579o2
-Deacit
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM.
Month OF Februsry- ozo
S9s sS%s:s sst6,.g. q ,rsoss .sSss Ss ulsasi
Sp''h'ng exDenses.... iSsOse "o'oos eofoo
Net earnings ........ ss7s3o sis2is SO 53a SSa
Nhafees ..........-... 1GDl5 lo,slz io-'o
surpiu. ............. ssisI5 sa2sOe sIeeei
July 70 Feb 2s- -. so., -,.
earnings sl.5sS.9lo 81 as .,37
''"shnE e1penses.-- sio'''o .o','i' ~ .
Net earning. 9 mos. ss51.2ss $3so.z.5 Sae's'
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05
Dipi0cn0 y otlrcs.

Dipiocn0 Notlrcs.
OFFICE OF THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE Co.
50 William New York. April 2nd. 1901.
A DIVIDEND of Four Per Cent upon the
Capital the Company has this day been
declared payable 10th April The
fer book Will be closed from the End until the 10th inst
BY order + II CRUM. Sec'y.
The GnIiatin National Bank
City OF York.
The 18th Consecutive ni-AnnuaI Dividend.
New York. March 9th. 1901.
THE DIRECTORS of this bank have this day
4 dividend Of FIVE PER CENT. and an
dividend Of ONE PER CENT. free tax. payable
and after April 9Th. proximo The transfer books
remain closed until that date.
SAMUEL. wOoLvERTON. Cashier.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS RY. 90.
dividend Of ONE AND ONE-QU-ARTER PER
CENT the PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK, payable
April. 10th the office OF MESSSRS. J. Z. NOR
GAN & 60. NEW-YOItK. 10 stockholders Of record 3
O'Clock p NJ. April. 5th at which time the transfer
books will be closed
The books will be reopened April 22nd.
CHARLES +. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-04-05

METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Madison Avenue. New York. March 3ist 1901.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of Directors of
thi. Company will be held this once Tuesday.
April 9th 1901. Polls open from II NJ. to / p. NJ.
GEORGE B. WOODWARD Secretary.