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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-11-25
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1902
TRUSTS AND THE REMEDY

The fault lies with the executive and
judicial branch of our government.
The legislative branch has done its
duty, and it only remains for the other
two branches to enforce the laws, in
respect to almost every wrong of which
our people complain.
What is the use of legislating when
the laws are not enforced by the exc
cutive and judicial branches Of our
government? To elect and appoint
competent, honest attorney generals,
II district attorneys, both State and
national, and to increase their salaries,
and prohibit them from serving any
other clients, in any capacity, while
holding their respective offices, togeth-
er with a competent, honest judiciary,
will bring about an enforcement Of
our laws. 1t is idle to say that any
combination Of corporations can force
our people to pay any more thar a
reasonable price for anything, if our
laws are enforced.
For instance a bill of goods pur-
chased from one of our local mer-
chants, can only be recovered in a
court Of justice on the allegation and
proof, that the price charged is rea-
sonable. A combination to exact an
unfair or extortionate price for any
thing, is against public policy and
therefore void. The retail merchant is
protected from the wholesale merchant,
by the same law that should protect
the purchaser, and if the people con-
tinue to suffer from extOrtionate
prices, it is because they do not apply
A verbal or written contract be-
tween the vender and the vendee, to
pay extortionate prices, will not avail
the vender, where the value of the
thing is fixed by fraudulent acts, and
deceptive statements, as all our courts
have an equity side to them. There
is a remedy in the law for every
wrong, and that it is not applied, is
owing to the incompetency, weakness,
and dishonesty of the executive and
judicial branches of our government |
both State and national, and for this
state of affairs the people are wholly
to blame; they elect and cause to be
appointed, for political reasons. to the
Office of district attorneys, attorney
generals and judges, men who are
legal education, and living while ac-
curing it, and the incessant howl OF
the people against high salaries for
this class Of officers has caused the
legislative branch of our government
to fix the compensation for such officers
go low, hat no member of the legal |
profession, qualified, competent and
honest, can afford to accept such q
position, for the reason that he can
earn more money by serving private
clients, in the practice of his profess
sion.
Whenever our people conclude that
the government is not a plaything, or
q school for the education of their
sens, or an almshouse for the main
tenance of the old and unfortunate In
life and pay a fair price for honest toll,
industry and ability; then will the
executive and judicial branches Of our
government do their duty; and then
will the dishonest people and the frau
dulent trusts and corporations be COM
PEELED to obey, revere and respect.
the great law" commanding what Is
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-11-25
RATES

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year, by mail .............. 70 00
Six months. by mail........... 3 %
Three months, by mail. ......... 1 50
Carrier in wlnnemucca, per wk.. 70
Address all business correspondence
and communication to The Silver
State, Winnemucca, Nevada"
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
REAL ESTATE.
Drygoods House Leases Sixth-aye. Corner
for It's Own Business.

Some excellent realty transactions were reported
yesterday. Since the day the Board OF Aldermen
passed the Pennsylvania tunnel grant the brokers
in the Greeley Square section have been unusually
busy. They were exceedingly busy yesterday,
judging from the reports from the section
Two more business buildings are to be erected or
opened there. Louis Schrag has leased for Henry
Van Schaick the four four story buildings at the
northwest corner of Twenty-ninth-st- and Sixth
ave-. plot 5Ox100 feet, to a retail clothing
house which will have store the premises
The lease is for twenty-one years with renewals
The aggregate sum Of the rentals IS a9out SSo.os-
Louis Schrag has also sold for Jacob Hfrsh par
eel. 25x100 feet at the northwest corner of TWEEN,
ty-sixth-st and Sxth-aVe. What use the buyer VIII
make Of the property could not be learned laSt
night. A six story business building Will also oe
built at No 126 West Thirty-fourth-st- The size
of this parcel is 25x9s9 feet and the owner of rec
ord is Mary c. Topping. The plot is between sixth
and Seventh aves. 1t is said that the rentals or
this new building will be at least $4,000 year
More details of the proposed new WanamakeT
store were learned yesterday; They are reported
in another column. John n. Goldtns was the
broker in the Wanamaker transactions.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Bv Peter f Never & Co % to II Mansin-st sw cor
Rivington-st brick ten and ctory OK
bldg: foreclosure sale Broadway Trust Company agt
Abraham al. Ira Leo BarnoerSsr
Charles Thaddeus Terry ref: due on ludgt SA9oo 3d.
costs Sa36 Il: taxes S293 IA % West e6th-st s.
dwg h. foreclosure Geruiania Life insurance Com
pSny agt F. Marian Bird al: Choate Hantord & La
rccoue. attys William l. Turner. ref; due on 1uost
500 4OS SS: costs 90 etc S99S rs ast
st s. 23T OF 2d-ave. ilXlO-Z story 81 ~ teIl
Foreclosure sale Anna Wilde agt Walter Smith ct a.;
on iu6gt S11S44 III: costs, s52s - taxes Ssz .,
l26th-st 5th-ave 25x1sS 10 TO lSIth-st K
2xlee vacant foreclosure SALE Mutual LIE insurance
Company agt William Lyman ct al; ftGSsei e. Fercy'
attys: David Daly ref due on tudst S'-oe 10 COSTS
$50 SO: taxes ETC. 1896 92. - -, 3. = =,
shave 20xIoO s. leasehold dwg h; forecIosuIe
sale Societe Culnare Phlant nthropique de New OK
agt Sarah Waldron, ct a.! Coudert Bros aIyys'
Miner ref; due judgt, $3369 5o costs SIS; taxes
etc 1852 91 iustalment Of ground rent sl-O LaIoh
taine-ave and 1Slstst, corner 80 5oxso; s.ory
al: Jacob Marks. atty; Henry Marshall rer: due on
udgt S4 975 5S: costs. S295 r. taxes etc 500 80, g.
Nv lanes I, Wells: 265O-2,652 Park-ave. e > 59i3
II OF 144th-st h0x1119: and story b bldg rore-
closure sale Lambert Suydam agt Louis Eet1nan et
al: Ouackenbush Wise. attys; Milton Sulternlah'
ref: due on judg 81 23s 3 costs. $500 2e taxes ec
S133 03 prior nge $500: Alen-s s. lS n OF Caha-
81 Is 2axs77 ) story h; partition SALE Louise Tom
hacher agt Louis Esenherg ind and adnlr et ali julius
Cohen atty: Champ Andrews ref taxes ETC. SlOo4 90
fnsg Montgomery Strong. 14e-151 42d-st. 175
IT Of Sd-ave, 25xTS 1ax2s s3ax62s story stores
and h: foreclosure sale; Chas Campbell ct al; exTs
R Finch 1udst, ss2lo 90; costs s9lS 81
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Helen Berg Plaintiff. vs. Fiorence T. Bar: Pstsr
Margaret Wagner. his wife: Vincent p.
Magnn: Z. Maginn; Chelsea Realty Company:
William B A. Jursens. Rufus Darrow Metropolitan I4ts
Trsrrauce Company Burton Stock Car Company:
IJeveivr Bonhanl National Carbon Company and How
avs Havilaud Defendants. Amended and Supplemental
Summons To Above Named Defendants: You are
hereby summoned the amended supple
mental complaint IN this action. and 70 OF
volr the Plaintiffs Attorneys. within
days service OF thir exclusive
day of service; your failure appear
answer Judgment will be AGAINST By dsfauic
For the RELIEF demanded 81 rhs complaint.
Dated New York. October 22nd. 1902.
cARDOZO BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
ONCE and Post ONCE Address 50 Broadway. YORK
CITY, Borough Of Manhattan.
To the defendants LleVvsilyn Bouhanr and
Stock Car Company: The foregoing served
upon you by publication. pursuant order Hon
Fftzgsraid OF Justices OF the
Court Of the state OF New York dated the 21st day OF
November 1902 and the day with
amended supplemental complaint in the Office
Clerk County OF New York. IN the County Court
House the County of New Xerk.
Date November 2lst. 1902
CARCOZO BROTHERS. Attorneys FOR PIatrtiH
50 Broadway. New York City Boroush af Manhattar.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
Not1re Of 5nmmoHs.
SUPREME COURT OF NEW YoRB
ORK,

SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK.
Se TorEaIari2a .. sls yogsht s4ssr Rls1ass
Murphy. Ann McEITOy. James McElroy. caristopnesr
Tougit Georse W. VoGght Charles K Vousht. Harry
ToughI Florence B. Eopsh5 LaIaystse eI1s; o1 Agss
oen S.eg5e. T 5 M0s Hans Sa5Fay vs HaEp6 s as sPa
Hughes a1 James ss Hughes Charlotte HoTen Luke Hope
John 7. Hope, Anna 6, Hope Charles r Hope Nellie
n 19%at James o NJ Mo"1; 5Sso1 cs lanes al 81 ioSnscn
Thomas Hope Amy Hop Ch5stogheT & 9 j. 5 H9gs srs M
Blre infant under The Of fourseen years:
HOPE and Thomas Hope ard ali persons owners un-
known having or claiming 70 6ays any a9"f9 OF r1gn, @
upon premises described in The ams1dsd complaint IN
owners being herein wives widows hus
bands heirs law. devisees. esatees. srantses as
1 L5 ~ rorn Hone and their resuective nus
bands and wives. Il all OF whom and who5s names
Phean and Ella K. Murphy Defendants Amended aad
Of them You are hereby summoned to answer
n me a.sIs1 R ibs Pia1rif's ATTORNEY within twenty
days after the this amended and supplements!
against You by default relief demanded in tbs
JULIUS H, SEYMOUR Plaintiffs Attorney. once snd
Post once Address. No q William Street. 0fanhas-
To James Hope. and Thomas Hope. and all persons
right crtesy any ether ntsEss. IN or
@ PAN IN or e aSaer Being hsrs described as the wfves
Esnss assass eFedto1s executors Per
sona representatives other In interest,"
any Of said James Hope Thomas k<ops. and their rs
spective husbands wives. II all Of whom and
whose names unknown the plaintiff Defsnds1tsf
The foregoing amended and supplemental summons 10
served upon you by publication. 70 order Of
Hall. OF the Justices OF the Supreras
of 1902 and that day fled with cf
the amended complaint the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Of New York. which amended complaint
originally filed the 1St day OF April 1902 Ths
IS make partition according the
the parties and II e that
partition cannot without pFeJudics
owners Of the following described prop
certain lots pieces parcels OF land with
thereon erected situate lying and being In
the Borough OF The Bronx. City. County State OF
York. being more particularly bounded and ds-
Westerly side Third distant One hundred
Sorty-tvo hfty-seven hundredths 425 Northwest
erly from point formed by the intersection OF
Norhery side hundred eighty-secord Street.
with the side OF Third Avenue. thsnee running
the said Westerly side of Third Ave-
nue. twenty-five running thence Northwssteriy
and nearly parallel One hundred and eightysscord
Street hundred and thrtyve stx-tsnths (235 81
Easteriy side Of Rathgate Avenue thence South
easerly along Eastery side OF said Bahgate Avsnus
twenty-five ive-tenths 55) feet and thence
tenhs (235 nearly parallel with
and eighty-second the Westerly side
place OF beginning being
teularIy known No. 2246 Bathgate Avenue.
Dated New Ye-k. November Is. 1902
JULIUS Fl SEYMOUR Plaintiffs Attorney. Once
Of7ce Address. NO y William Street (daEhat-
TAM. New York city n. y.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

rBz TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Chicago. Dec 22-Argentine cables reported very
vet weather and farm work interrupted Gables
were Up a fraction. The weather In this country
was not Of the desirable sort rains yesterday and
freezing to-day. But, though conditions were fa-
vorable for higher prices. the dulness kept the
ket within a small limit December wheat closed Sc
over Saturday. but the active futures the May and
guly. were unchanged to 1lc higher. May opened
at TSsc, sold between TIC and 77Izc sellers, and
closed at TIC sellers; December closed at 747sc
July. 7s14c. The statistical announcements were
Of both sorts There was decrease passage Of
L5eO bushels. The visible increased SIS 900 bush
els: the English visible increased $4,000 bushels
Both these decreased slightly last year Worlds
shipments were moderate $4,000 bushels. Primary
receipts were about 100000 bushels OF last
gesr-12s2 .0oe bushels. The Northwestern cars
1872 compared with 7s1. There a decidedly
bearish Russian crop estimate. the wheat almost
meo0.O00 bushels over last year. and the rye 49,.
ee0oO bushels over last year. a small holiday sort
c. trade was against any important bull success
Nothing was sold for shipment from here. Duluth
reported 70.oO0 bushels sold Buffalo. New-York
put the export sales at Il loads.
The near futures closed &c to sc lower; the
May and July closed unchanged to 54c higher. May
opened at 1880. sold between 431ac bid and 43f1c
and closed at 4317c; December closed at 455lc jan
uary, 47sc ST. Louis still selling December
and January. Receipts 4l3 cars with 5s5 for to-
morrow. Samples were barely steady. The visible
lS520o0 bushels. increased 2620c0 bushels; pas
sage increased 5s1 600 bushels. The trade small
and likely 10 be until after the holidays. Larger
receipts are expected with favorable weather, and
with larger receipts, yielding OF price.
Oats were active and closed 1sc to sc over Sat
urday. December left off 90; May. 33$c. Patten
has been buying oats for two days. The cash de-
-aand is capital. Receipts were 29 cars; the estl-
mate for tomorrow $40. The visible decrease
1900. The Chicago stock, 900 bushels, de-
creased IA. .oOo bushels
Flax was unchanged. December. 81 Is, and the
May s. 2 bid. At the three points there were 1So
cars. against 125 last year.
Provisions were firm the May future making
the best rally Packers have been buying May
provisions for a week more, and were doing the
same to-day Hog receipts keep much under
last years. At Western points to-day there
were 5000 hogs. against $1,000 year ago. Hogs
here were SC higher. They are coming light in
weight. 70 pounds lighter last week here than in
1905, which normal year. Sentiment here Is
rather bulEsh.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

esth-st, n $, 225 # Of AnsteTdaTn-ave. 5oa
100 <. Louis NJ Bailey TO Equitable Life Assur-
arce Society of the United States. ss..,.-..-..-.-
66th-st, n $. 100 IT OF West EadIave ooxloo . :
arce Society OF the United States. .........,.--
West Ead-ave corner ssth-st, p 2-s1sS.6; John
y Reals 10 Stephen Farrally; mortgage $50 00e
s3S-st 3 $50 1t OF West End-ave 15Ox10O 3;
saul Dickhsiser. referee, 20 Edwin A Nc
rryine place No A. 5. 26x116.ix irres; Aida
c. Barnes 70 Mary L Owens ..........;.
Madison-st, No 404, 5. 2ox10o; Nax Greenstein
10 Michael Kwint: mortgage, S3i.OJO.
arh-aye No SS3 W corner 56th-st, 25x75. 56th-
ST. No 403 West. 2z,9xT5.5: John A Bernholz
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
LOW ESTATE MORTGAGES PARCELS.

The estate of y. Low has mortsaged for S9Soo0o
at per cent for five years to the Albany Savings
Bank the following properties:
No glS Bleecker-st.: also No Il to 3S Hancock
St and part of No 154 also No, 81 to So Macdougal-
ST also No. 152 10 15S West Houston-st; also NO
1T2 TO fS6 Rleeckerst also No. lao to ISS sullivan
St also No 130 to 14s West Houston-st; also No.
n MacGnlgal-S1-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

the Bureau Of Naytgaton. Navy Department Wash
% and there publicly opened thereafter for
s0e< Onlcers' Mess building at the U. s.
NsysI Academy. Annapolis Maryland Blank forms Of
Ne1Eet viii be furnished. and plans
pIopCa' sen On application the Bureau CT Navigation
may nay O 6snarment Washington. D c. at the U. Naval
-taNs poi Nd, at the orlce OF Ernest
AeaoeiHI rcbitect IS Wall Street. New York set of
tiseg he ohfaIned at Architects oice by de-
ofa. Sc one-alf which VIII be refunded on their
Feturn ". 8 CoWLEs. AcuHs Chiet OF 6ufeaa' Dec
Ta00
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE.
nosr oFFIcE DEPARTMENT. WAsHIN

ton. D C. Nov. q loo2-sealed Proposals win be
renersi post Once Department, until N. jan g.
Sqaa for the performance Of mail service by pneumatic
devices the city Of Chicago
psnpsiets giving description OF and require
I,-Ser the advertisement may applica-
10 70 the Postmaster Chicago upon application
Postmaster General Washington
- II g PAYNE. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Herbert sherman: 23s s. A4as-ave " % Of r.
n ~ I39h-st 25 OIL x100 92x2JXiO0.23: story ok n
foreclosure sale Savings Bank ast Mary Nc
Names et al: a Mosle. atty: Walsh rer; aenon =
de on iadgt S42O 81 taxes etc. 81 400
10 the pla ntI for 255 St Ann's-ave 5o02 It
closure sale partesi action z due on Judg SlI
452 costs S413 81; taxes ETC. sZsoo 10 'he PaIn1
fnrS
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

received until P. NJ December 81 1902 al the
lives and Granting Annutes. No 517 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia Trustee. for the sale to them Of as many
tbe Fniladelphia wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
SOCK Certiicateg as SIS, $1,000 viii pay for
The offerings the lowest prices not exceeding par,
costing in aggregate than the amount
win accepted. the parties Offering them edvsed at
PAYMENT be made when the Certificates are
sssiened on and after January End. 1903.
fssonosa1s should be indorsed Proposal
pbifadephLa Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Stock
1>rJ1st Certificates and addressed 10
@ G W PACKARD. President,
SIT Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
NAssAU-sT. BUILDING LEASED.

Eugene Ferris has leased No. 81 Nassau-st u
Robbins b Grover and others for hve years. at
graduated rental OF from $500 20 $500 year
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
Ex-sHERIFF DUNN A BUYER.

Ex-sherir Thomas ]. Dunn has bought from Mrs
Edward Finn a lot a5x554 feet the south side oi
sixty-eighth-st.. $50 feet west of Avenue A Mr.
Dunn owns adjoining property
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

University Place and l3th-st s corner; for an
eleven story and basement brick lofts, 52xio4. 2x
100: Thirtesnth Street Company, owner;
5oodwillies. architect.
21st-st Nos 24i and 245 East: for a six story
h. A.. 2x7s; Silherman. owner: G z Pelham.
architect .s.....,.......
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
TO BUILD APARTMENT HOUSE.

The WyIlys Company will erect. 1t is said. an
apartment house at Nos IS and ST Madison-ave. and
Nos 38 and 40 East Twenty-sixth-st- The property
Is owned by the Misses Stokes.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
Dropcsals

4 RAIY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST. NEW
"A Work. CITY Dec Is, 1902 Sealed proposals. in
% usual conditions, will be
ceiyed here O'Clock Dec. S0h, 1902 and
fbe pened IL presence BIDDERS for the construc-
tion ana complete equipment Of Standard Steel Screw
of the Quarterulaster s
Department accordance with the conditions. specica-
drawings be this Office. L. s. re-
eer,tee the right 10 reject bid part
thereof or all bds. Proposals should be enclosed in
sealed nyeope addressed the undersigned and marked
.Toroposals for Steamer. be opened Dec 80 1902
w T,TTTFcII Major & Q. M. Depot Quarternsster.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions FOR Ths Trioun
"A received az their Uptown Once.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.

Aavertseuents will bs received the following branch
Offices regular o1cs rates until o'clock o..
2s4 StE-uve. 5. e 23d-st.: 1853 6th-ave.. cor
12th-st.: e2 East I4th-st-; 257 West 42d-st.. BE-
tween Th and STR avss.: 263 West 12Jth-stg I.33s
3d-ave.. between T6th ard 77th sts-; 1.O26 3d-ave
near 1.70S 1sf-nve.. S9th-st 15s East
125th-st-s 758 Tremont-ave.s $50 3d-ave.. near
4Ist-st-. 554 Sd-ave.s 21o Bleecker-sts SIS
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn. y. X-2E6 Court-sf.t
215 smith-st.s 1.0O4 Gates-ave. Newark -, y.
-594 Broad-st. Also A. D. T. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
ozv1cT5 OF CHIEF ENGINEER & sUPERINIEN1DENT
Of ~ 5EPAfRS New York. y. =. December ~ 1902
ETEn PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-

- oe,yea at this once till 200 P NJ JsnaaEy s s. 1908
LAYING a submarine eaoe for teleplone
ior saPpStish purposes between Y. Barge once. New
g nc csty and Ellis Island New YORK a DOT as proVideo
IN certain Sank forms proposal win be furnished
gether VIII - 70 the undersigned. Bids must be ae-
upon pa h certified check 1oT ten per cent OF rs
eoIlpenlec " - tbe order Of TREASURER OF THE
aia9gnli as guaranty fer fslthfu eoInplanes
UNiIt.b - - t.S,s'rIed CHEF ENGINEER & SUPER
OF eosIa9r1 II OF REPAIRS Post ofcs Building, New
York. ~. Z.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
financial.
JANUARY COTTON

December D 1902.
Having early advised the purchase OF
n January delivery York, and still believing
thaf the here is worth much more
than the prices Of January contracts. and entirely
oroporonate existing short interest take this
means suggesting who hold January contracts
that they Will best interests by arrang-
aE 70 nay their cotton would further
inform those made such arrangements
that have advised all members Of the New York Cotton
Exchange that shall Monday next. and thereafteT
Until further notice pleased 70 loan places on any
notices S+ the delivery contracts thus renoef
Ing holder Of contracts for the
Delivery January should be summary solo out
ac~antaEe Of those who may be saor
Il has not lnfreaUently happened In the past 'hal
tender bales OF cotton has been used 70
compel the liquidation Of far larger quantity OF contracts
Il purpose in the present instance no sueh
aeauable shall obtain shall be pleased 70
have holders for January delivery of COT
non communicate with me in confidence. in their own IN
tsfest, either by mall wire
THEODORE III. PRICE,
Il Wall Street
York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,

Of the City Of York
New York, Dec. 18TH 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared a semi-annual dividend Of THREE AND
oNfs-HALF PER CENT, payable on and after January
2d, proXirno =, 49,, -. -
opening @-'---' CHARLES H. PATTERSON.
Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
financial meeilnas.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il rzor r.T2e OF THE: FIDELITY AND CASUALTY
COMPANY OF NEW YORK for the election Of Directors
Of Election and for the transac-
ton OF such other business as shall come before the
will be offices OF the Company Nos
az 70 l03 Cedar street. in the City OF New York on
TUESDAY tho 9Th day Of January. 1908, at twelve
O'clock noon polls remain until half-past
twelve o'clock. p III. ~ ...-....--
OF NEW YORK.
ROBERT j. HIL-LAS, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
=, Ss YORK for the election of directors ensuing
wear and for the OF such other business
NAV nroperIy come before will be held at the
banking said association p West Thirty-fourth
Street in the City the 18th day OF jan
uary 1905 II o'clock Polls will be open from
NJ ] p. NJ
'71 WV Curtis J. BEARD Cashier
BRADFORD RHODES President
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

New York December 18th. 1852
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE to
DAY declared a seni-annual dividend Of (e>
cent free payable January &c, 1908 20 stock
holders Q record OF this date
The transfer books viii remain until January 3D.
1el3 ". NJ. BENNET. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
Dlpi0eno 4 otlres.
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Co.

The seni-snnual interest due January lst, 1908,
the so General Mortgage Bonds Of 1919 Of the Cnoctaw
Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad the 81 Choctaw and
Memphis Bonds 1888 6gs Little Rock Bridge
Bonds Of 1915 Will be paid the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK CITY. the GIRARD TRUST
COMPANY Of PHILADELPHIA.
New York Dec. 22d 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF The
l. CITY OF NEW YORK-New Yori. December %.
SEVENTY SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
The Board Directors has this day declared semi
annual FOUR PER CENT. free from tax,
PAYABLE on January 1903 The transfer books
viii closed from P NJ, Monday. December q lsOZ
TO the morning . '~-'1~'' c s. YOUNG Cashier
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
National nroNdyNay Bank.

National broadway Bank.
iO6TH DIVIDEND.
New York, December IS. 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared q serni-annual dividend Of Per Cent
payabIe on the % day January. 1868 The
hooks I be closed On December IS, 1902 o'clock
p NJ and rcopened January e. 1908. 10 o'clock A II.
Cf5AS. J. DAY. Cashier.