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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
MISSING STUDENT IS FOUND.
Young Nc,lns Is Picked Up in Coney Island
Mind Evidently Not Clear

David W. Nevins, the Cornell student
whose disappearance from college on Jan.
IL led TO the belief that he had committe
suicide In Cayuga Lake was found at 8
o'clock yesterday morning wandering
around Coney Island. The young man,
in December, was operated on for appendi-
citis He returned home for the Christ
mas holidays and his father tried to per-
suade him TO leave college and enter busl-
ness. but he declined to do 80 and returned
to Ithaca He seemed to be suffering
from melanoholia and when he failed to
appear at his rooms on Monday last a search
was instituted. His mother hurried to
Ithaca with Mr.. Nevins's business partner
and reward was offered for any inforrna-
ton as to the young mans whereabouts,
The police Of the Coney Island station
had read Of the young mans disappearance
and were on the lookout. Yesterday
morning Patrolman Edward Wicks was
walking down Surf avenue near Seven
teenth street and saw q young man an
swering TO Nevinss description wandering
about,
Wicks questioned the young man. he
admitted that he was tho missing student
and seemed to be glad to be taken to the
station house. When questioned he gave
his age as % years and his address as l770
Madison avenue, Manhattan, but refused
to say anything further. The police found
in his pockets q handbook, $40 in cash
and some letters They notified his father
Abraham Nevins real estate broker at
lis Broadway
Mr. Nevins and his brother went to Coney
Irland and brought him home. The young
man persisted in his refusal 10 tell the police
how he came TO be In Coney Island and
acted as though his mind was not yet clear.
His father had no explanation to give
Of his sons Disappearance.
ITHACA, n. Y, Jan. i4.-David W, Nevins,
the Cornell student who mysteriously dis
appeared Monday morning. has written
letter to Prof James Law Of the Cornell
Veterinary College. from Coney Island
The letter stated that Nevins would return
to the university in the near future. 1t
also conveyed the impression that the
young mans mind had been olouded but
that he IL now himself again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
busy JEFFERSON MARKET.
20,T23 Prisoners Last Year and S22,ii0
Collected In Fines.

The report OF Eben Demarest. clerk Of
the jefferson Market police court, for 1904
shows total number of 20, 723 arraignments,
an increase over 1908 of sos cases. This
total makes jefferson Market the first in
business transacted Of New York police
courts Fines collected leaped from $l3,-
s3l in 1903 TO t22, ll9.
The bulk of this increase is under the head
of "disordery conduct" which is credited
with sls.203 as against slO,e45 in 1908. The
fines are largely paid by the women Of the
streets, most OF whom are arrested by
plain clothes men from the Tenderloin
station. Fines for Sabbath breaking for
1904 amounted to s. and for violations Of the
automobile act $40.
The number of men arrested was 1884.
Of women 9730. OF these only 533 men
and SO women were arrested on warrants.
For all excise violations, Sunday and week
day. only 245 prisoners were locked up.
against 752 in 1908. One hundred and forty
two of these prisoners were discharged
in 1904. and about the same proportion in
1908. There was an increase in the number
OF raids on alleged gambling houses. the
prisoners charged with their maintenance
numbering IS, whereas there were only 80 in
1903
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
bankruptcy Proceedings DO Not Abate
on Death OF Alleged bankrupt.

The estate Of Robert II. spaldins. a well
known hotel builder Of i27 West Forty-thlrd
street. who died Dec 10 last while pro-
oeedlnEs in bankruptcy. brought by creditors.
were pending against him. must remain in
bankruptcy. according TO a decision OF Judge
Ho', OF the United states District Court.
I n Ger the law proceedings do not Rbate by
reason OF the death OF the alleged bankrupt
Alfred NJ Lamar. banker 0nd broker Of
90 Broadway against whom a creditors
petition in bankruptcy was fled on Nov
p has been adJudcated bankrupt by Judge
Holt
Schedules In bankruptcy Of W. ". Gle
4 Co. stockholders OF ~ Wall street. show
liabilities N5. 4G5 10 eighty creditors and
nominal assets, si.7i0
A judgment for s4e,i67 vas entered here
yesterday against the Empire Woollen Com
pany OF ClAyvillc. y. y, IN favor Of Robert
A. Smith OF 100 Broadway. this city. who
was treasurer OF the company for the amount
now due on three demand notes OF the COM
pany dated July !. 1908. al Utica for st5, 900,
Two years ago the company rented Us plant
and went into liquidation. g. W. Williams
was president.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
EXAMINER VISITS CITY BANK
prp0RTS THAT LOANS TO STOCK
uiSHING OUTFIT WERE LAWFUL.
NoW That YIce-President LOOMS. Who
Made Them and Was Interested in the
Outnt. Has Resigned, Munroe's Credi-
tors stin Propose to Pursue the Bank.

Made Them and was Interested In the
Outnt. Has Resigned, Niunroe's Credi-
tors stlll Propose to Pursue the Bank.
V,sriNGroN, Jan. 14.-Thomas p. Kane.
reputv Comptroller 81 the Currency, said
ina afternoon that he had received in
formation from tho national bank ex-
scnlner in New York city that he had In
vesurated the circumstances connected
,sitb the oertiicauon of checks by the
National City Bank for Munroe h Munroe
md found that tine bank acted entirely
within the law in it's transactions with
me firm named and the certiiication of its
checks.
The bank examiner who made the In
vee,ipation is Charles A. Hanna. He de-
clined to add anything to the announce
uent from Washington.
Tho resignation of Archibald G. Loonis as
seoond vioe-president and director OF the
National City Bank, rendered by him to the
hank. board Of directors on account OF the
scandal growing out Of the Munroe Nun
roe stock wa hing transactions in Montreal
and Boston Consolidated, will be accepted
bv the board at its meeting next Tuesday.
Why was that the banks directors re-
slected Mr. LOOMS only few days ago TO
the Office which he held when he negotiated
for the Munroes the loans from the bank of
$4,000 daily for eight days on the firms I'M
Endorsed demand notes was not explained
ves,erday Mr. Stilman, president of the
hank had no coment TO make on Mr..
foomis's letter, in which Mr.. LOOMS as
sumed entire responsibility for the banks
transactions with the laundry brokerage
outfit and announced his desire to retire be-
cause Of the criticism of the bank. Other
officers OF the institution had received
orders not to discuss the matter for publ
cation.
Mr.. LOOMS himself was not at his desk
at the bank yesterday, although it has al
ways been his custom to be there on Sat
urday All questions as to whether he had
left the desk permanently were referred by
the officers of the bank to Mr.. LOOMS
It is hardly likely that the City Bank,
even though Mr.. LOOMS has publicly as
sumed all responsibility for the institutions
dealing with the Munroes. will be relieved
entirely Of notorioty in the scandal. The
creditors intend to try to hold the bank
responsible as preferred creditor for the
10000 paid by the Munroes to the bank on
Dec 7, the day of the failure in cancella-
ton Of the last of the daily notes. Steps
have been taken looking toward the bring
ing Of suit against the bank for the re-
covery of this amount, and there is pros
pect that some of the banks books, "a well
as lts officers, will appear in court.
The next hearing in the bankruptcy pro-
ceedi1gs will be on Wednesday, Jan. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
CANINE TRAGEDY.
Hughey In Search Of a Master Iicks Hand
That Ends His Misery.

That Ends His Misery.
Hughey, a wise and knowing dog about
town, whose sunny disposition has made
him beloved in the Tenderlon, met an I'M
timely fate last night and died trying 10
lick the hand of the policeman who merci-
fully ended his misery. Hughey's favorte
haunt was Long Acre Squire. The habitues
Of that quarter all learned TO know the big
yellow mongrel, which had friendly wag
a his tail for every one, but seemed always
to be In quest of lost master who never
came Hughcy lodged in a cave in q vacant
lot on the northwest corner OF Fortyffth
street and usually dined at the Hotel Aston
or neighbonng cafes, where he counted the
cooks among his friends. He was always
a gentleman in spite Of his doubtful parent
age. and he never betrayed the trust which
allowed him the freedom Of the servants
quarters
Last night HuGhey was as usual stroling
along Broadway peering wistfully into the
passing faces. and making short dashes
along the street a. he fancied he caught
glimpse Of hs long sought owner He
WAS irving 10 cross the street IN front OF
the Broadway Theatre when a big auto
mobile suddenly bore down on him.
Hughey jumped back only TO find himself
in from, OF a car and before he could escape
he was run down and had his leg broken.
He Ecd 10 crawl from the roadway,
and then ran "a best he could to Forty-fifth
street where his strength failed and he
lay down IN front Of the LyCeum Theatre.
IL was about time for the curtain 70 rise
and a large crowd was passing. Hugheys
means caused more than one woman to
stop and pat the shaggy head, and many
m eve filed with tears at sight OF the pa
tent suffering IN the dogs eyes.
l.. a Dill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
TO IMPORT molly LAND EiRTH.
Long Island Company Thinks Historic
Interest VIII Cause People to Buy It,

Business men of Jamaica, l.. l., have
formed company to import and sell small
packages of earth from the Holy Land. Each
packet will be accompanied by an affidavit
from Cars ". Anderson-Ncary Of Aler-
andria, Egypt. who has been engaged 20
secure the earth and export it.
The idea originated in Dresden. A
foreign despatch, printed in the New York
papers. told how a Dresden merchant had
conceived the plan Of selling small portions
Of Holy Land earth. Gethsemane, Beth
ehem, Jerusalem, Nazareth and other
places Of historic interest are TO furnish
tho earth from which the Jamaica men
hope TO make money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
HILL TO PETER POWER. Esq.
For Costs In vanishing Plaintiff" Suit
Against the SOr'hern Pacific.

An echo Of the famous suit brought by
Peter Power. the disappearing plaintiff
against tho Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany was heard in the County Court Clerks
ofice yesterday when Judgment for So. $50
WAS entered against Tower in the rail-
Vav company's favor The Judgment
fp.ese Z, the costs OF the action, with in
rest from March 1903. when the action
vas dismissed in Minneapolis where it
~p begun. The Judgment was taken by
default neither Peter Power nor his attor-
ney and empoye George Alfred Lamb.
having opposed It's entry. Camille Weiden-
field Thomas w Lawson's former partner.
was the real plaintiff in the suit and became
party 10 the litigation. but the Judgment
Is agalns, Power individually.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
FINAL SHIPYARDS SAFE.
Receiver Smith Disposes OF Last OF the
Property-His Work Is Finished

Receiver James Smith, Jr., Of the United
States Shipbuilding Company, sold the
odds and ends of the concern yesterday TO
william j. Curtis Of this city for SIS 5000.
This was the final sale of the assets of the
Shipbuilding company, such as oils recelv-
able, book accounts and Office furniture
at ~ Cedar street, this city. Mr., Curtis
represented George X. Sheldon, the chair
man OF the reorR animation committee,
who has bought everything
The snle disposes of all Of the property
owned by the company, originally repre-
sented by stocks and bonds amounting 10
81 OOO, 900. Mr.. Smith has received a.
special master and receiver SLICES 900.
There is nothing left for him to do but collect
his fee for the job. which has lasted since
June 20, 1908.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
Charles NJ SChwabs intention n make heavy
expenditures reported at 5000. 900, on the
Bethlehem Steel Companys properties this
year in order that production might include
crucible stAl, high grade castings, springs
and other material.
II was reported from Boston yesterday
that Adolph Lewisohn Ind become heavily
Interested IN Greene Copper and would soon te
elected a director OF the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
cASsATT ~ THE NEW HAVEN.
President Of the Pennsylvania Director
OF the Consolidated Road.

A j Cassatt. president Of the Pennsyl-
ranla Railroad was eectcda director Of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road at meeting of the New Haven
directors yesterday. 1t was announced
some days ago that the Pennsylvania had
acquired good sized block Of New Haven
stock and that owing TO the close relations
70 be established between the two roads,
following the completion OF the Pennayl-
fania tunnels and bridges, connecting
directly with the New Haven system, Mr..
'assltt would enter the New Haven board.
AZ yesterdays meeting Percy r. Todd,
Nce-rres dent Of the road was also elected
\ director These elections increase the
NeW Haven directorate 10 twentv-one
members
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
,. u. JOBELMANN CLEARED.
'harsc Of Taking Books DiSmissed-To
Testify In GOslin suit.

Frederick W Jobelmann Of Greenpoint
vas discharged by Magistrate Ommen
IN The Jefferson Market police court Thurs
cay on tho recommendation Of Assistant
district Attorney Paul hrotel. Mr. Jobel-
mann was formerly in the employ Of Alfred
IL Hoslin and is to be a witness against
nun IN the American Finance and Mortgage
litigation
5ooelmann was arrested at tho Post Of
" building on Sept. l6 on the com plant
y, the larceny Of a set Of books valued at
80 Mr.. krotel told the Magistrate that
mVesugaton showed that the defendant
wa Innocent Of the charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
UnitedStates of Mexico
Dated JuNE l. 1904.

DATED JUNE l. ieoa
MATURING JUNE l, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that tho United States
OF Mexico has elected 20 redeem. and will redeem
at pa aad accrued Interest on the nrst day OF
February 1905. all Of rs -Four and one.halt
Per Cent. Cold Coupon Treasury Notes dated
June l. 1903. issued In pursuance OF the Lava OF
Congress OF the fifteenth OF May. 1908. aud third Of
December. 1903.
said Treasury Notes together with the Interest
accrued thereon. viii be paid said nrst day Of
February. 1905. on presentation thereof. together
with all unmaiurcd coupons al the once OF Speyer
a Co. 24-26 Pine St. In the City OF New York.
In United States Gold CON- or at the option of tho
holder thereof IN London. England. at The once Of
Speyer Brothers. IN sterling. at the nxed rate OF
81 IS 10 tho Pound Sterling.
Interest said Treasury Notes win cease on
said INST day OF February 1905
Fl Tesorero General DO Ia Federation,
M. Zamaeona.
Mexico CITY, December I, 1905
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United States of Mexico

DATED JUNE 1. 1903, and OCTOBER /. i9oa
respectively. and MATURING JUNE /. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that tho United States Of
Mexico has elected to redeem. and win redeem At
par and accrued interest. on the nrst day Of Feb.
Tuarr. 1908, all OF It's -Four and one half Per Cent
Gold Coupon Treasury Notes dated juno /. 1908
and october l. 1908, respectively. Issued In pur
suance OF tho LAWS OF Congress OF tho fifteenth Of
May 1898 and thirtIeth OF September. 1903
said Treasury Notes. together with the interest
accrued thereon, will be paid said nrst day OF
February, 1905, on presentation thereof. together
with all unmatured coupons at the oilce OF Speyer
a Co. 2I-26 Pine St. In the city OF New York.
In United States Gold Coin. or. at the option OF
the holder thereof. In London. England. at the
once OF spcyer Brothers. In Sterling at the nIed
rate OF Sass 10 the Pound sterling.
lnteres! said Treasury Notes will
said nrst dsy Of February. 1905.
FL TeSoreto General de Ia Federation,
M. Zamscona.
Mexico City. December L. 1904.
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missed their market almost completely when
the movement began on Friday.

Tho prediction was that Union Pacific
would sell at 100 yesterday, II sold at iiot.
showing an advance OF points from the low
point OF Friday afternoon. when Il was being
depressed by the selling Of Western houses
There was some very heavy profit taking at
iis The buying. although OF q somewhat
general character. was very aggressive up
to that point
II is expected that the Southern Paciho
refunding plan will be- brought out shortly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.

FRIDAY.
Paid By SubTressury TO bAnks.......... S. sn1 90
Paid by banks 20 Sub rreasury......... 423S. O0J
Gain 20 banks on days Transactions &C.. o. s5T. 90
Lots 10 banks same period previ9us week. l2i.o)o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
sun rises p sun scis.. 80 Moon sets 1 ~
mon wArER THfs DAY
sandy Hook 2Oo Gov. Id. .23S Hell Gate. 81
krriyed-S. uiDAI Jon -.
S. Clenmegos. santiago Jan T.
50 . lomo. Cam pccnc, Jan. q
IS NigiAucia Vera Cruz, Jan 5.
So Bermudlan. bermuda, Jan. y.
IS Kong HaAkon. baltimore. Jan. T.
IS Comanche. jacksonville, Jan II.
IS Monroe. Norfolk. Jan. 49,
ARRIVED oUr.
SIS Deutschland. from New York At Naples
SIS philadelphia, from New York At Southampton
So Cedric. from New York AZ Queenstown.
aAIfKD PROM ToRKIoS PORTS
SIS st. Louis. from Southampio for New York.
SIS NaderlAnd, from Antwerp for New YORK.
IS La Savoie, from Havre for New York
s. Motke, from Hamburg for New YORK.
IS Creiic. from Naples FOR New York.
50 Campanla. from Liverpool for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
MODERN FACTORY LOPTS,

y. L. corner 3ist 81, & ist ave
JUST complied and ready Tor occupancy. only
nTst and second noors leit 10000 square feet each
also 500 square feet on ma door Unequalled
IN every respect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co.
iD5 broadway, y. Y. city.
December i2ih. 1904.
The Board OF Directors has THIS day declared a
semi annual dividend OF TWO AND ONE.HALP
PER CENT on the Preferred Stock OF this Com
pAny. payable January 18Th. 1905, TO stockholders
Of record on December 2sth. 1904
The transfer books OF the Preferred Stock will
close al three t) O'Clock T. NJ on December 2sth.
1904, and WIN reopen on the morning OF January
18th. 1875
STEPHEN LITTLE. ssoretAry
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Kirby Lumber Co., 69o Timber Certificates


OF
COMPANY Of
nfmAu
Of by
b o OF uchrec
hartman
I Dunno CLAIR
JAMES
( /.
4
stDYRyc
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY,
DEPOSITARY.
handCh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
seanonrd Plan .,pproyee. !, Not Opposed. 4,

In the announcement in THE Sun OF
yesterday regarding the readjustment OF
the Seaboard Air Lines capital, the types
were responsible for the statement that
the plan was opposed by rs per cent Of
the stockhodings. This should Of course,
have read approved by IS per cent,
since the plan put forth has received the
sanction Of practically all interests in the
road and is considered exceptionally equta-
bic 70 tho stockholders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
ConSoiidAtsd Gas Company Of New York
Irving Place,

December ~ 1911
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF this
Company Tor the election OF Trustees TO serve
during the ensuing year Will be held al this once.
Monday, January Esd. 1905 Polls will be open
from y N. to ! p. u. Transfer books Will close
Saturday. January 7, al "a A., and reopen Tuesday
JaluaTy - 1905
n. 4. CARTER. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
SELECT APARTMENTS,

ABOVE I9TH ST. WEST SIDE.
ELEGANT SINGLE APARTMENT, eight rooms
all outside exposure. steam heat hot Whter; hhl
service. Apply JANlTOR. II West s3d 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

A New York Stock Exchange
House desires the services of high
class experienced office man and
manager. Highest references re-
quired. c., Box llS Sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
GOLDFIELD 2 FOR |

stock In two great Goldncld companies Of price
Of one Tcn-day combination offer. Write to-
day. Lansford r. Butler. sec'y. 5o6 Mack
block. Denver, Colo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
The Citizens Central National Ban
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF the City OF New York.
New York January II, 1913.
A. the annual meeting Of the stockholders NJ
this Bank held January 10Th 1905. the following
named gentlemen unanimously fc elected
Directors
j Edward Simmons Robert ". Stuart.
Cornelius y Bliss. Richard r Wilson.
Charles Stewart Smith WI. am 8. Opdyke.
James O.. Cannon.
AZ meeting OF the Board OF Directors. held this
day. Nj !. Edward simmons, President, and Mr..
James @ Cannon. Vice President. were unanimously
reelected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
TEACHERS, AGENCY.


THE J.. MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY. 10 5th
av. New York city, makes specially u con
sclrutously furnishing 70 parents full lnfOTnA
ton OF good schools professors. tutors and gov
erue sscs supplied. Established 1870
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
nrsINIss CHANCES


HIGHEST Prices PAID Tor pawuicke,s
monds. pearls. watclcs and lewelry. 4. Is.
t29 Bowcry.
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noARnERs WANTED.
west side.

NTH 81. $50 WCST-Wl give rent Of larrs
rooms free board In return. Inquire for Dir.
". u. REi SOLDS.
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MACHINERY.

Gas ENGINE FOB SALE At a sAorinoe: niiee
horse. can be seen rlIalug perfect condition
better than new larger eng % nccessltates chang
Address AUSTIN, box 30 uu Once.
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Some large speculative interests operating
in and out Of Union Pacific are said 10 have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.

YOUNG MAN. American. wants position as nre
man. ugincor and dynamo ttLdeg best ofrefcrenoes
Care Of HERMANN, go Fast s5th 81.
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LOST OR STOLEN.
On or about the 2lst December 1906 tho follow
Ing Certificates Of the United States Steel Corpo-
ration. Preferred. lost stolen. namely;
Certificate 1923. for shares standing In the namo
OF Anna Machln: also Certificate C-72s4g, for .
shares. 7be6s for 10 shares C-7i7la. for shares
ana C-l37a Tor 10 shares. standing In INC name OF
Henry Grass.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
not to buy the foregoing Certificates OF stock. II
found. please notify either the United States steel
Corporation. n broadway. Haighl and FTeese
Company, 80 broadway, or Thomas Fancy, 90 Mas
sau Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
Dated New ioTk. 9uth Dccrmher. 1901
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
SINKING FUND NOTICE
DULUTH, MISSABE AND NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds

y INV NOnNOTIdAItU WUTTNNgc BUnuN
dated January Ist, 500.
The CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Of New
YORK gives notice that in accordance with Article
way Company, daici January ist 1898 IL Will
receive scaled proposals TO sell the above described
crucd interest. tnr total oner not To consume moro
than the amount OF one hundred and four thou
sand six hundred and thirty four 200 dollars
sioiosi on The scaled proposals VIII be opened
at the ONCE Of the Central Trust Company OF New
YORK. IN New York City, at twelve o'clock uoon
the isth day ~ January. 1905.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Trustee
ny n WALLACE. an Vice President
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REPORT or THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL CITY BANK

OF NEW YORK.
AT NEW YORK, ~ THE STATE or NEW YORK
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. JANUARY