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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24
A PRIMARY IS PROBABLE.

Frankfort, Nov. 24-The state
board OF election commissioners met
at the office OF the secretary Of state
at DON today and are oSnvassing the
returns in the congressional and appel
late districts, and issuing certificates.
An anti primary man says today that
there Is every probability that the
meeting Of the Democratic executive
committee will result in the calling Of
4 primary, instead Of delegate con
vention to nominate candidates for the
state ticket
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24
Rev. G. W. Briggs Exonerated by
Conference Saturday Afternoon.
Eight Additions to the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
Yesterday.
BISHOP M'oLosKEY's ORDERS

The committee appointed to investi-
gate the charges against Rev. @. W.
Briggs, of the city,at Saturdays meet
ing of the conference reported that no
trial was necessary, thus generating
that minister. They Endorsed the find
ing of the local committee, thus for the
second time clearing the popular min
lister of all charges made against him.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

Mr.. ]. |. Lsngston met with an
accident yesterday while riding his
wheel on Adams street. A dog ran out
at him and was run over. Mr.. Lang
ston was thrown to the ground and his
side badly hurt. He is unable to be out
today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24
Illinois Central Man Badly Injured at
Princeton Sunday Morning.
Hunter at Calvert City Shot BY Both
Barrels of Gun But May
Recover.
ACCIDENTS IN THIS SECTION

]. L. Richards, a switchmsn. Of
Princeton, was horribly injured Sun
day morning at that city while re-
pairing an engine. He had crawled
under the machine to adjust a bolt
when another engine was backed into
the engine he was repairing. The
wheels passed over his legs and man
gled them so badly that amputation
was necessary. The amputation was
made above the knees and Richards is
now at the local hospital under treat
ment. He was getting along nicely
this morning and the doctors think he
will recover.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

Rt. Rev. William George McClos-
key. Bishop of Louisville, has made
two new rules in regard to marriages
in his diocese. He directs that, in
view of the great frequency of di-
vorce. that in future the laws of the
church regarding the announcement
OF bans be strictly enforced Here
after the announcement of the banns
must be made for three Sunday, not
only where the parties are both Oath
olics, but in cases where one of the
parties is of the faith.
The bishop also directs that prom
Uses required in marriages between
Catholics and non Catholics be made
in writing and shall accompany the
application for dispensation.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

Albert Hayes oolored,a switohman
employed in the local l. O. yards, met
with serious accident last night and
will probably lose part of hand as
result He was making a coupling
when his left hand was caught be-
tween the bumpers. The member
was horribly mashed and the physi-
clans think that they will have to
take of part of it. He was taken
to the hospital and is better this
morning. The accident happened at
the Tennessee street crossing in the
shop yards.
The ptire hand was later amputat-
ed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

Rev. W. H. Pinkerton who has been
in Union City, Tenn, conducting a re-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

DR.. G. W. Briggs preached at the
Broadway Methodist church yesterday
morning to a large congregation. His
text was 1.-THE Beneeictiop, the same
one used in the first sermon preached
here when he took charge of Broad
way three years ago 1t was very
fine effort and delivered in the ora.
tors most happy style, and greatly
pleased those who heard him.
DR.. Briggs will probably remain in
Paduoah until next March when he
expects to join the BALTIMORE confer
epce at their annual conference held
that month. In the meantime he is
under contract with the Southern Ly-
oeum bureau and will be in demand
as lecturer for which he is peculiarly
adapted, being graceful pleasing and
eloquent.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

The fast Memphis and Louisville
passenger train No. 102, did not ar
rive in the city at 1880, the time it
is due. but was late and had not ar
rived at press time. II was reported
three hours and a half late into Mem
phis A wreck below Memphis is
thought to have caused the delay, al
though no definite information could
be gotten relative to the cause.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

Mr.. O, d. Vineyard, foreman of the
local Illinois Central round house,
aud wife have returned from Jack
son, Tenn where he had been on
business. His wife has been i'll there
for several days and hor many
friends will be pleased to learn Of
her racoYarY
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

James Evans, youth about II
years Of age, while hunting Saturday
near Calvert City, was shot In the
breast by the accidental discharge Of
his gun. and badly injured. He had
just climbed over the fence and was
pulling his gun through when the
triggers caught and the gun went of.
Help soon reached him, and he was
taken home, and this morning was re-
ported better and in fair way to re.
cover.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

The Epworth League service at
Broadway Methodist church last night
was an especially interesting and help
full one. It was conducted by Mr..
Is. L. Mathis of the Y. MO. A. who
made a splendid talk ON "Thanksgiv-
ing and THANKSGIVING" The attend
ance was quite large.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

Mr.. Isaac Esves, the woodworker
Of the local l. O. shops, who was in
jured Saturday morning near the /.
O. passenger depot in buggy acct
dent, is better, his many friends will
be pleased to learn. He was bleeding
from the ears for several hours after
the accident, and the physiciSn was
unable to ascertain the extent of the in
juries, but now thinks he is much
better but not yet out of danger.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

There was an excellent attendance
at the Y. NJ. y. A. yesterday after
noon to hear Rev. J. O. Reid speak on
"Ungratefulness" and also to listen
to the sacred concert given by Prof.
william Deals orchestra.
The address was excellent and ap-
preciated by all. Rev. Reid has al
ways pleased and is q favorite speak
er with the young men. The program
Of the concert was enjoyed and every
selection excellently played. The con-
oerts will continue for two weeks long
er on Sunday afternoons.
After the concert and speaking the
Bible class met and later the social
hour was held. This was followed by
the fellowship luncheon which closed
the services at the association for the
day.
The only meeting Of Importance
that will be held at the association
this week will be on Thanksgiving
night, when the "Guessing Social
will be held. All are invited and
small prizes for the correct answers to
questions asked will be given away.
This will be one Of the best socials
ever held and it is hoped that a large
attendance will be present.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

There were eight additions to the
Cumberland Presbyterian church yes
terday, six at the morning service,
ana two in the evening. Rev. J. O.
Reid preached strong and earnest SER
mons. and was heard by excellent
congregations. This church has Just
closed a two weeks revival service
conducted by the pastor and the Rev.
7. II. wigginton, ID. d. of Evansville,
and the results have been especially
good and beneficial.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

Mr. samuel Bingham, Of the car re-
pairing department OF the Illinois Gen.
trail, was STRUCK by a drawhesd spring
Saturday afternoon late and painfully
hurt on the forehead. Mr.. George
Bondurant was slightly hurt at the
same time. Mr.. Bingham is brother
in-llw of Mr.. /. s. Eaves, who was
SO badly hurt Saturday near the de-
port by being run down by buggy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

A new time card will probably go
into effect ON the Illinois Central in
about week, but there will be no
important changes in the fast runs on
the road. There will be few local
changes, but the extent of them has
mt vet bean pivan ont.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-24

Engineer Bethel who was injured in
a wreck two weeks ago, still oontin-
ues to Improve ct the Illinois Contra,
hospital here.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 19 CSpeciaD.-Wheat price changes
were unmportant not much more than read
justment of the spread between the different
futures. The old crop months advanced about
&c. and the May and July declined i4c. July
opened 7i2lc, sold between 747sc and 7414c, and
closed at 745sc sellers September closed at 7S12c
and the December at 74s4c sellers. The September
discount has been cut in two since Saturday-lc
now, against &c early Saturday. The winter wheat
crop conditions assumed 10 be very favorable,
abundant moisture and high temporal lures. These
are weakening the July The Northwest IS sup
posed TO be getting too much rain. There was
only 5000 bushels shipping business here, but
the seaboard reported 81 loads for export Clear
ances We're $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
somewhat larger. although still under last year
10000 bushels against 100000 bushels. Northwestern
cars 25S against 3l6. The visible decrease-l725OO1
bushels-was less than expected Chicago stock
52S0O0O bushels-decreased 1S1 900 bushels. On pas
sage increased 656eDO bushels. Worlds shipments
s.SO4OO bushes-included 2.472,N0O bushels from
Russia and 5,I72OOO bushels from America New
York was a free buyer of July here. Most Of the
days business the changing of spreads. 1t is
expected now that the September will slowly work
up and the July price
High temperatures and daily rains counting
agans the bull. To-nights close is 1sc TO 14c
under Saturday. July opened at 61B, sold between
eO5sc and ell4c sellers and closed 6l14c sellers:
September closed at 59lzc bid. Iowa and Illinois
continued TO offer more freely. but the movement
has not yet reached Chicago only 6S to-day
and only 10 estimated for Tuesday. BY the end
of this week it is expected the lots will be
about double the present The visible decrease,
900 bushels. about half last years. Chicago
stocks 600 bushels, decreased 637 600 bushels.
On passage increased 232 900 bushels. The Harris
Gates party gave some support. Cudahy was sup
posed TO be the best seller. Shipping sales about
10000 bushels; clearapces. 5000 bushels.
Oats being specially influenced by the favor
able weather. to-night's prices &c TO s4c under
Saturday. May closed at 42Ac old July at 3414c,
new July 36%s The shipping demand for two
days has been quiet. and the cash premiums have
been cut in two. the No. white to-day 1c over
May. Chicago had 100 Tuesdays estimate
go. The visible increased 1890 bushels. The local
stock, $4,000 bushels, increased 1000 bushels.
New crop fax futures were about lc lower. Re
cepts at the three points were cars, against 81
last year. Spot Northwestern was 81 II; South
western. 81 90. and May 81 So
Provision spectators uneasy over the coal
strike, fearing a reduction of consumption. Big
strikes always affect the provision SPECTATORS
mood. The list to-day closed unchanged to 10c
under Saturday pork and lard off the most Hogs
sc higher. with 5000 received hogs West
IS 0c0 against 1900 last year; average weight here
last week 21s pounds against 225 last Exports
OF lard last week 30 per cent less than last year
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Janes I. Wells: 1922 waverley Place. s cor
Greene,st 5oxsl 9xsoxS16 story bldg; mort $3.50 oce
S22 n xl495@4 KISS x55-5 x46. 10 - along a
courtyard xi9 x1l9.I. story b and bldg; also 3
rear: mort 200. lO15-1.O21 Broadway. and
s94 900 Woughby-ave, Brooklyn, cor I2xlOOxI36
Goidenberg deceased Boston Post Road
Chester. Schienein's Lane and Mill Road
Boston Road; Chester roads a
Al acres fronting 464 feet on Mil Road and $50 on East
Chester Road. trustees sale; OF q and II Fae
deceased.
BY Vincent \ Ryan: IS sSth-st. s. $50 # Of Co
Fnnegan agt J r Roberts ct al: shepard aoughton &
Stoddard, attys; Arthur. ref due judgt. 81 u.s.
pect-ave. W Dawson-sy 27x95 story Il h. with
stores foreclosure sale: Rorke Margaret Dean
judg 81 2 $3.50 90; l37 80:
900 $50 $50 W I25thst. 2I9 II OF Broad
a Mi Potter a Greco n ct Th M S'UEes Irn0S ay
Turner ref due iudgt, $40 1876 1891 2S
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: aiS and e21 East oath
275 # OF Sdst. 40 6xlOO sls xix s5
p ny agt Deegan al: George E Hyatt atty;
Adrian Herman. REF due }gdst $50 90 ~
ST. - Sisx94: ve story bk with stores foreclosure
sale: Isaac Metzser agt Francis Schnugg ct all A L &
S2s 1853; costs so: taxes 1851 90: Convent-ave
cor l4ith-st 2oXlOo; four story dwg h. foreclosure
dS s @ ta ssa5 o. te and dI9 7a, On
81, n W cor. lots, 2OxlOc 2O.02xi00OS:
By Charles A. Berrian: West New-York Hudson Go,
l2th 18th 14th and 18th SITS Bergenlne and Niles
executors sale estate of w W Niles. deceased
corner 61x25x25; partition eale
Katnka Hsnze ct al vs. CHA vost ct AL James Deer
BY Richard V. Harnett & Co s3I E 29th-st
s66S II 2d-ave. 224xeS.9 4 sty br dwg n public
By d p Ingraham & Co: 9S 77th-st :. 1871 n
OF 1st-ave 25x9o l0la; sty br ten h. public auction
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
foreclosure SaIes
SUPREME COURT. CorNrY or NEW

I0Rk.-Louse Fuller Curtis as Trustee r,,s- ,h
I'm ana testament Of Samuel b. Curtis deceased
a5aiilst JACOB a Skinner ComuanV
RroWn I,1i,esuIis company. Robert Thedford Annie
vi, inGlVdualIy and Sole Execurix OF the Iast
Genrva W Sien OF Alexander Brown. Jr deceased
~ hocil FRANK Koch. Defendants nrrsuanTs
OL a Judgment of foreclosure IuIy r,sia
m the above entitled action bearing date the i3b
ay oI may lJz the undersigned Referee
Judgment named, will sell public auction az AZ
tihge safes Rooms. located No iii RroaSr,v D
me Borough OF Manhattan in the CITY Of New Y m
af 10y iierDert A. sherman, auconeer the premises in
Junseht mentioned and therein described as follows.
Dudlng thereon erected situate living ana bs, ~ -
Twelfth Ward. Citv OF Nev Yor1, IL IN the
scrlhed as follows: Beginning at a point on H.
sue OF ST Nicholas Place distant one hundred ana sy
~ tb eNtn lhches northerly from the formed
ana ntty-second street the westerly SID - g.
tbe lastar, running thence northwardy along
M's,erIy soe or st Nicholas Place
westwardly and parallel with hundred and nfrv
90 street and part OF the distance through the center
"a I "aH seNehy-our feet eight and
Hes tence southEardly and parallel with 81 Nicholas
Idce irteen teet and four inches; thence eastwarIv
anu parallel with One hundred
feet four and three-quarters inches: Thence
and again parallel with Place three feet and
eight inches thence easwardly ana again naraIief it
One hundred WIN
lance through the of party wall savApiy
two feet and four inches point or place of
the rear boundary Of premises beng the rstair
wall or walls now standing in the certain houSs
OF houses fronting St Nicholas Avenue adjoining The
the same premises conveyed TO the defenda5, Iacnb
Sh!naep SHta realty Company by Colin Melville by deed
REGISTER OF the City County OF New York on ~ me- Se
eemner 2lst 1894 in Section Lber Of Conveyances
Dated New York. May nth, 1902
rrr ,,r HANS V BRIESEN Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff 20 Nassau Street pororL -,
ri Hanhatlan New York. n. Y. -
which is No 81 Nicholas Place property 10 be sold
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

l52nd Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described is to be
hundred and siXty-three
563 $4,000 dollars with interest thereon May
1902. besides and allowances
hundred and thirtyeight 05O0 dollars
with interest from May 13 1902 and the
sale estimated at one hundred and fifty and O0-l00
$50 90 1000 dollars The approximate taxes
and other liens the said property
June IL. 1902 the fixed for the sale
thereof which, with further
OF closing sale of such to be allowed
purchaser out of the purchase money which to
be paid by the referee is two hundred sixy-ive
and 60 100 Cs265 6O-1O0' dollars.
HANS BRIEsEN Referee
LEE e. LEE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
20 Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan. New
York. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

n received their Uptown Office,
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
Between 36th and 3Tth SITS, until 0 o'clock o. m
Advertisements viii be received following branch
offices regular office until o'clock D. m. viz
18th st; o2 East I1th-st:; S37 West 42d-st.. be
tvean 7h ard sth aves 26:s West I25th-st.; l,3:SS
::d-ave. 10th and 18th sts: .O26 3d-ave.,
near 1.1OS near s9th-st: 151 East
1r5fh-st.; e.; near
4ist-st.; 5o4 3d-ave., 30 Bleecker-st.; 325
Dleecker-st BROOKLYN n N--2I6 Court-st-;
.I5 Smith-St.i 1904 Gates-aye. Newark, n. j.
-794 BrOad-st. Also at all A d. 7. offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
SPlTZER g. CO., Bankers,
oPnAer buhdhg' ioLEDo o. 20 Nassau ST, CITY
Mexican National Railroad.

To the Holders Year Bopao
Conpany dned dJneI,
t
T. off
ali
ConPAM NO. 81 the Ao,n~v IS
on June !
All sueh o IRA nsea ahomand alters
Mexican National Construction Companv
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Bv James L. Wells: 225 Bowery. 125 II OF Riving-
ton-st 25 I&xlSf5 10 IT alley x2SxS3 lOx25Sisx2oT
100: and dwg h foreclosure SAFE mutual
Co Schnugg ct al; Davies stone 4 a1sr-
bach attys /, Freedman. ref; due on Judgt s-sSoo
taxes etc 81 5e7 q: adjourned to May 26.
BY d Ingraham & Co: 1T+-lT6 lOith- ST. 8, l6oeS
w OF 3d-ave store, etc. foreclosure
sale: 4 Schwarz agt German American Real Estate
Title Guarantee Company al; Hatch, Debevoise &
Colby. attys A Larkin ref due on tudgt $50 sSS S
costs s322 ETC. soS2 9s adjourned TO May ID
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

25th-st Nos 425 and 427 West. 5Oxess; James
heenRn toT rfEsfS SIS mem: $4,000
Charles Wisner Harold Herrck; mortgage.
$4,000; r :. SIG %. SSOoo
7sth-st No 165 West 1sx1O22; John 2 Shaw to
the Sisters OF Charity OF st. Vincent de Paul:
mortgaRe $4,000; r s. 81 25.....-.....-...... 100
Isnsia aSs n Rosenfeid Rose R s SIS 2s7 700
# winsms to Christian Dohm; 5 si2 IS. 1850
Riverside Drive. 20 T5 :. o. .4x54. .sx irregular;
Henry f Niese to Beverly Ward; mortgage.
s5506o: r s. s15.............. 100
Riverside Drive. IS. =. 25.ix54sx irregular:
Beverly Ward to Joseph D Sawyer: mortgage.
$50, 900: r s. SIS. I
Warren-st No s. n s. 25xlO0; George II A Koh-
Ter et al to Theodore Stewart, corporations;
mortgage Ss2. 500, r s $50 25. 5..........-.-.... I
5th-ave No 2s5. n e 3Oth- st. 25x100: Lewis
a ard Frances Sayre. by guardian. To George r
Read r s S26. "a. IA
3sd-st No 34S West 20xes9 Charles Enders, jr,
TO Martha der Burgh; mortgage. $4,000;
5th- ave No 2s5 n e cor s0th-st. 25x1O0: Reginald
" sayre ct al Mars.S! Field. 10 part;
MORTGAGE "a OF Ss5 600 r S. S51 IS 100 SIS
5th-ave. n e s9th-st. 25sxlO2S; City Real
Property Investing Company to Alfred PeIl;
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Broadway No fSa for three story brick bank
building: Washinzton Lif. Insurance Gornnany.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
An1tion 6aies-flnanrinI.
Anttion 6aies-flnanriaI
LOUIS MEsIER. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
OFFICE NO. 50 WILLIAM STREET
CORNER PINE

~ ~ ~ l.
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
OFFICE NO. 80 WILLIAM STREET.
CORNER OF PINE ST.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21ST,
At 1890 o'clock, New York Real Estate Sales
90 BY oRpbR 5Rfa u Or bE22fSaty ESEctroRs.
iS' Shs EatoI-.I,o Fsfe Deposit Co Of n Y.
oo ss NsSRSF5 ssS5SsHy Ssws Miss valley s25 Scrip
$500 j. j. B. Watkins Land Mtge. Co. Cert. OF Dep.
iSS i9S shs shs SChssaPsaks Che Ohio way Co. common
100 90 s shs Omaha & St. Louis R'wsy CO. Pfd
sRs sRs 9ms St. St. Ht: Louis Fway R. con Common
Rsbfs fns; Eor9sh Silver Mining Co. of Canada.
BY 5iz ORDER -GG711H OF Trustee.
5000 2F9P IsS SG69ESF 81 WHOM MAY CONCERN
3 shs; issaqnah Coal Co c5''' - - 'S 1915
lS Sfo sBs ria 4pne Is.r Mutual ms Co Scrip of 1902
IA o snn NSn N% HST Nb79sF R9sF GO GO GO g - 900.
P5esrore p5@st 5 & Is 8r6 S'fiR i5t p Prafd f
,oo 500 chic. RWsy Terminal Elevator Co 1st es.
shs. ts~yeT5 Lawyers '1TRisTns Titie Insurance. 6anS Co.
. q sS. s6s NaPi' AmeTsfR fspR Ssns sarsty Co,
100 shs. Irving National Bank
400 sRs. nreTna5ionai 5iaiaafFiSs express sang Co.
sh: Adirondack League Club.
s5 s%5s. % Ss!isRi SssIoRil !!4s' e}ty Bank. Bar
zee zee M shs. Cha!ham National Bank.
$4,000 G9a53 G1sa5P1,@ %'@ c9Hsa Milling
S6a!a MalP9 Gn6n d5um5a 1f R Rfs Is, As
,SSSOeoO Cape Breton Ry. Co. 1st as. 2)01.
330o shs American Cotton Co. Prefd. unassented.
silS american Cotton Co Common. unassented.
30 shs. North American Lumber Pulp
100 shs. Lake Shore q Mich. Southern r. r. Co.
70 shs. american Exchange Natl Bank
10 shs. Morton Trust
| 30 shs. Atlantic Trust
i sb: sh: 1i,Is Mf% 1gIa York Security W Trust Co
100 shs. Trust Co. Of America
40 shs. Oriental Bank.
@ S%i.fs@ E5ins5ss Hasi Rs3A
p sis. 4th National
6i shs. Corn Exchange
p shs Van NOrden Trust &C.
=. 81 600 Haverstraw Light & Gas 5s. 1949
<yo shs Glucose Sugar Refining Co. common.
90 shs American Exchange Natl. Bank.
- shs 18th National Bank
shs. Natl. City Bank.
10 shs. Natl. City Bank
- shs Natl. Bank Of Commerce.
so shs. Natl. City Bank.
100 shs Atlantic
10 shs. Bowling Green Trust Co.
shs. Natl. Broadway Bank.
Q shs- Natl. Bank North America.
10 shs. Mutual Alliance Trust Co.
- shs. North American Trust Co.
l6 shs. First Natl. Bank.
l3 shs. Natl. Bank o Commerce
$3.50 Baverstraw Light & Fuel Gas Co. ) p. Gold
100 shs- Dobel-Andrews OF N
AZ shs: Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
5000 Park Row Realty Co % Mtge. p c. BdA
10 shs- Trust Co of the Republic
II shs. Van Norden Trust Co.
100 shs. National Bank Of Cuba.
II shs. Lincoln National Bank.
10 shs. Corn Exchange Bank with rights.
200 shs. National City Bank.
SO shs Long Island Loan and Trust Co
so shs. Corn Exchange with rights.
5000 Cape Breton r. R. Co Ltd. LIST Mtge D. c.
Membership y. Y. Cons Stock & Petroleum Exch.
30 shs. American Exch. Natl Bank
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
CAMBRIDGE APARTMENT HOUSE REPoRTEI
LEASED.

There was a report current yesterday that a
n manufacturing company had leased the Cambridge
apartment house, at the southwest of
and Fifth-avP 1t is said that there
are a number of leases the property which have
some years to run. The president of the company
said. when asked il the report was true: Our
lease on the building which We row OCCUPY will
not expire for some years yet and we have no
ave"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
ernst Companies. G
Trast Companp
of the Republif.

Capital and Surplus. 100000
340 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Down Tcwn Branch IL William st.
Iransaets a General Trust and
Banking Business.
Interest allowed on deposits.
DANIEL LIE ROY DRESSER, President
ALEXANDER GRRIG
JAMES DUANE LIVINGSTON HeSIeents
THOMAS c. Clarke, Sec. q Treas
DIRECTORS:
W n, Baldwin Ballard Mccall
Perry Belmont. james Mcmahon.
George G. Boldt. Chus. d. Marvin,
Chas. F. Brooker, John NJ Parker
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