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New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
HALF OF DEPOSITORS 4CT.
4gree to kmckerbocker Resum ption
Plan. 1t Is Announced.

Depositors representing considerably than
50 per cent of the total deposits of the knicker
booker Trust Company. it was stated yesterday in
well informed quarters. had already assented to
the play for resumption announced recently It
is regarded improbable. however. that all the
ranged by December 2S. when the question Of
up fer hearing. but members OF the various COM
mittees say that they are certain that sufficient
progress has been made TO warrant the court in
granting a further extension in the matter.
Herbert l. Satte-lee, counsel for the Parsons
committee of depositors, said yesterday:
Some OF the stockholders of the knickerboeker
Trust Company seem feel that the depoSltorS
have driven d hard bargain with them. They
claim that suit would nave 10 De Drought against
them enforce their liability provided for by the
laws of the State of New York, and that they are
furnishing twice that liability in contributing
s. $4,000 II cash 10 the treasury of the company
the purposes OF resumption 1t is true, they
admit, that the receipts certificates which they
The stock of the company, but in view q the most
recent quotations OF that stock this would seem to
be privilege OF doubtful value.
Some point out, moreover, that they had nothing
TO do with the trust conpany's management or in
Festments, and that 1t is a hardship 10 them TO
have to surrender the control of their stock TO
voting trustees. representing the depositors, and
agree that no dividends shall be declared until
the depOSitOrS nave been palo on IN fui- AlthOusn
this attitude has been taken by Of them. the
large majority contribute because they realize the
wisdom of the central thought of the plan which
The Knickerbocker. with cash in hand to meet
its preferred deposits, and 10 per cent on its GER
had before. and with at least SsGfH-1 Of free
assets its opening day, behind its surplus GER
he in a position commanding the loyal support of
its depositors and the confidence of the public
This would mean the retent9n OF ITS very pie
positors and be applied for their benefit
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

do 1s4 So do. los ~ at IS: "a barnyard calves
Tobin Shannon: veals. 14s II, at 50 s2 do 40
~ l25 n at g. n # fes 81 ga saf is 2S 80 n Ia st IS s.
SO 75 IS do b at 81 5o do 80 10. at se 81 do q
O KerSs Commission Company: 80 Indiana veals $50 ~
60 western " yssls e 1ss ro at So 2' IS
DO s9s s ~ a. c. 81 81 y Mssen HG aa1 e Calves 2s ~ s2
SHEEP AND LAMBsIRsceipts for N two , days ,ss Wese
ana It for the a market marx on ss
shsep S were in fair demand light receipts
at Chicago and hishsr prices L lambs @ ruled s
som. higher the pens were well slea5ed are = Cons Com.
os a s. " sOs
;, I xs ps @ at ss S % w
hog ssiins as sish as 1i's0; country
0rssiea ssearTosn shannon 22S Ohio 7s p
g S per at ss g % g. IS IS ss = o. q q s. s. 81 a s.
DO 10 So 60: 81 oh,e sheep IL ~ at q So 2 DO
81 81 r IS S a. 81 d Gs B. So So 8 us b.
Commission Company; 2ls Western LAMPS 81 So No.
e 80 4s 80 Dc s s. s. g. q Il 30 In Dhe DO r.
indian. is M Gs s.sD G iS os N at { e III
rs ss r 5 " a. o ss S % rs n 4 at s SYN "a DO de-
% 1sa DO 90 r. at ss e e. Ohio dc do 81 us 'o at
81 es s.nssrs 81 90 s. @ e sS a' r. Gs ., Sc So do
g 81; u state % Sesrsss s So n at ss Guns 81 ss
ID Hume: 11s Pennsylvania lambs II 70. at So Is
lss state DO ss o 50; 2sa Buffalo s. n at ss 1s
PENNSYLVANIA sheep and yearngs % NJ at % % 60 .o At
state do m So !ala Al Vermont do 1is No. at 81 So'
sheep. 100 n. at IS: 6 do. 90 ~ at s. 25.
Andrsw Mullen; state lambs II NJ at % 10' '''''
Geors. 70 L. s Dienback lambs. W N. at
HoGs-Rece,ps for two days were So cars p,,cs. Q.
Wepe CSC higher on Buffalo 4dVces and good New York
hogs sold at $ per 100 ~ Country ofessed hoss
81 ise s. s.as: :ss ias ;s.t: & :. 1Sss s l. " '''
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
REBUKED BY THE COURT.
Former Committee of Mrs. An-
dreus's Estate Not Reinstated.

The differences which for long time have ex-
listed between John E Roosevelt, cousin OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and Constant A Andrews. presi
dent of the United States Savings Bank, have
been settled, according to the of applica-
ton which was made 10 Justice Dayton in the Su
preme Court asking him to change order is
sued by him on November % appointing Sylvester
]. OfSullivan committee OF the estate of Mrs An
drews who is in Dr. Flavius Packers sanatorfunn
at Broadway and 261st street When Mrs. Andrews
was declared incompetent to manage her $4,000
estate Mr.. Andrews and Mr.. Roosevelt were APP
po,nted committee to for IL. Since then the
disputes between the two men have been almost
constantly in the courts
Finally Charles B. Hubbell was appointed q
referee to look into the trouble and he decided
that both Of the should be removed When
MI Andrews announced his resignation 1t was ac-
cepted by the justice, who also removed Mr. Roose-
Welt substituting Mr.. O'Sullivan for both OF them
Since then the former members OF the COM
rittee have patched their differences and asked
.o he allowed to remain the committee. Justice
DAYTON denied this application yesterday. In his
decision he said:
"These parties having invoked the jurisdiction Of
+bgs tribunal to dispose of their disgraceful war
fare concerning a helpless woman and her estate
their DISPUTES and Quarrels having cost her estate
more than $4,000. now propose to disregard tho
judgement of the court upon their controversy and
reon,res the court to consent to their changed
,;ebes The suggestion merits rebuke. The con-
suct of Mr.. Andrews has caused the retirement OF
,s.ssrs Parker Hatch and Sheehan as his attor-
n.xs so that these gentlemen should not be In
Irdsd In any Inference flowing from this collusfve
and improper procedure
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
RIG PURCHASE OF SPRUCE LANDS.

Bangor. Ne, Dec. 23-Ths already large mold
tngs of New Brunswick forest LANDS by Amer
scan pulp and paper manufacturers have been
increased by the purchase OF tract OF n'e
hundred and fifty square miles oy ene in'eri'a-
tionsI Paper Company. The lano lies IN Ing Oai-
housie district, on the Restisoucne hiVef' aii
.o,,.,rr oho,,t 35Oo 600 acres Of heavily wooded
s,-,,o. ,.ras A. n. Burbank. president of
the International Paper Company, announces
.ba, the entire output Of the company's mills
so, 1908 has been contracted for The extern
siye purchases of spruce lands in Canada which
have been made by the company in the past
wear have had several purposes CHIEF among
which is the idea of providing against the rapid
oepletion of forest lands In the United States.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were nieo
~esterday with clerk OF the United States DIS
tr1ct Court:
Involuntary. against julius LcSel vines ,ian ana
.,o,ore os No q Beaver street, by creditors WIFI
cissnns a. follows: The R. b Henry sadier
Company. 800: Herman Lobei SIZE: Davao aa
Hyannbc $50: Insolvency. ii was alleged, was
adnitted ]. B. @. Rinehart was appointed re-
ceiver, with q bond OF xI60 ,,--
tary showing debts OF sszes and assets OF Slo,;
The principal creditor was the lnousssiai Borough
Diamond supply Company. s2.sss
Harry osternan was appointed receiver OF tne
brstnees CT the Colt Runabout Company. OF No.
,sN Broadway. involuntary. with bond OF 500
The alleged bankrupt had factory IN fonkers.
John Grsenbere was appointed receiver OF the
bus,nese of Kuenstler & Hciekal. restaurant. NO.
q william street. involuntary. with BOND OF
CLOG
John white and james Corrie. gYocers. & no.
~ Columbus avunue. assigned fos u esns -
oUD . 0nG1O ~. nnlalDA.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
BANK PRESIDENTS FIRM IN TROUBLE.
William Adler Resigns as President of State
National of New Orleans

New Orleans. Dec. 23.-FoIlowng the resignation
last night of William Adler president of the
State National Bank of New Orleans the examina-
tion By a Clearing House commission Of the bank S
condition and the announcement that il was abso-
IuteIy solvent. and the Clearing House ASso-
citation viii render il any assistance il may need
the wholesale grocery firm of Adler & Co issued a
statement to-day that the firm had met with fnan-
cial difficulties Mr. Adler left here for New York
several days ago the hope Of Strengthening
out the difficulties of his firm Owing to the condi-
ton Of the Adler firm it was deemed advisable that
he resign from the presidency of the bank
Samuel G. Bayne president Of the Seaboard Ma
tjonal Bank when seen last night concerning the
failure of Adler & Co.. said that while the nrifl
,,as Indebted to his bank he would not say just
how much the Indebtedness amounted to- Accord
ING 10 reports received from his officers he was
assured that the bank was fully protected for the
money loaned to the firm. He said he believed
M Adler was in New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
REBUKE FOR BROKER.
SIMS Stock Exchange Men Buy
Enem ptions from Jury Duty.

q r-,;n+o, Miller Z broker Of No. 10 Wall street.
r,s,p .t No lOs East eith street, when caiied as
Juror in Special Term, Part l. OF lie HupieIile
Court yesterday gave the following reason why
=, ,o,1d ba excused TO Justice Dayton:
Il do not see why I should be coinpehed 10 serve
r.-en every other broker k1o" Is never Hlolesleu
through paying So each 10 an a1tache oL Inc S0ooh
exchange would not be here If did the same
thing l do not know another iiieni'ei Vi inc CA
change who is even calico
Tpe.ica Dayton declined to accept this statement
of ,sjIler-s as valid excuse. and "od not excuse
~, He further directed George f Lyon the
clerk OF the court, who is also ee jury clefk oi
-be c,;-re1ne Court TO communicate what had oc-
os >, Thomas Allison. Commissioner of Jurors.
C-o,,,,,,:seoner Allison when he saw the statement
,4a H.. Miller said: IF Miller intended TO convey
any i1lnr.. canon on my oce that Jurors on my list
co.ld get of by the payment Of any sum OF money
no s+7+ed what was deliberate and unwarrantaole
untrutn.
We have here aboGt forty thousand names on
the Jury list. ana the bankers and brokers have
their sull percentage Of that number have heard
that many Of the bankers and brokers were IN the
bs hi. Of having not only S25 year but 500 year
to ey.aoe Jury duty. This money was said to have
been given TO somebody in Wall Street have
made many efforts find out this person, but he
seems to be = myth. II l could locate him would
Immediately bring the matter before the District
Attorney
IF such a thing is done the person who receives
the cash can only carry out his promise by getting
somebody impersonate the broker served and TO
appear in court and act in his place. That would
be a risky thing to do as nearly every who is
called juror is asked many questions as to his
qualifications and prejudices- An impostor would
be easily defected. OF course. man might man.
age 10 escape if the clerk of the connived at
his evasion of jury duty, but don't believe that
any such thing would be done.
IF the bankers and brokers do give up money to
any all l say is that they are absolute
fools. Many jurors summoned excused by the
judges for good and valid reasons, but Of that
have nothing I say"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
TIN MILLS LIKELY TO RESUME.

P,ttsburx. Dec zs.-It is SAID here to-day that
indications point to IN early resumption OF tne
-, t,p mills at New Castle and Sharon, Penn
,r. a., .unnly OF the country Is rapidly being DO
-,st.d and employees have been notified to hold
sss,n..,vee In readiness for work About 600 men
- a@DA
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

EVE % for sTo 70, aas lts e
sv Cy Keep sers " e e IN on et se net m at and
while trade slow sellers enabled TO advance
steers bulls were in liberal supply at Jersey City and
slow to ioc 9Wer COWS held up and nearly all grades &
statesmen Goth yards generally
Yards We're neatly cleared Poor to choice native
n OHIO was 50 Weighed up to the New York Butchers
and D. Dressed Meat NJ s M at 50 So Bulls Bull @ sold at g %
Dressed beef slow l4aosc per u native sides:
s22 s dp9 p ss sss
epooi include $50 cattle and 1919 sheep j. shambeg
Sn @ sA o bds ds r ohr % aRa
as s s. De @ @ do Is 1872
SSe 1sso r PsnasyyaH,a i ii S7 s + :, s
Shis S ,5SS 1904 II r. a
Go su H. ss; 100 10. at $50; do. 900 iO
$ sanders: IS Virginia steers 1873 h. at s. 20; 10
1927 S 90 s ohiS O o. DO g. II 5ls7 IN r. a at $ $ 15
ns!S On iss 81 & s Il
$ s s4s Hs:'fsa S ao IL: s.
sss r at a. g ss 81 e 'ss ? s 3D.
rs p 3 a. i.;S & j 3 g. sss5. s ,sS Is
% Knssty stssss n 1892 r. s at !. $ 20 5o
NJ g. Il DO s a. at = !. g. s
n. at s. Is. o.s
go & !. s sss; 90 2 5sts = 8 :Sss =?
{. ,sss 3: SO = & b, q ssd s.
g. DO o. SIS n at at 81 So ia do sos rn at 81 20. ~
'ss? ss - g. & 80 e s.
Andrew Mullen bulls. 7ss r. at s. 1s; & 3 do sss n
81 $50 r at g 20; go pos 10 * - 49,
II DO ss7 n at 81 f. M go M % at at s. d do 40 10, at
50 25; cows, se5 ID, at 81 90 RIO .s
IsALVES-Receipts for two days were ,ofS head
Including butchers and s69 for tne
to 25c lover barnyard calves were rated 2c on West
e1hs so nrs a Veais sold a. s5ass per 100 m fe
g sasss 55 sps =, a.gs as. so sarRsaIo Tsa
iinss &c 6o@$2 CO. Dressed calves slow at SOLE per
i for city dressed and Sg12c for country
sals:Ia Hollis; s. ssais 10 do iss i at S. %
led calves a4a '0 at 50 2 81 oarnya'd calves S'i ID
Jehn P Nelson: Il veas. 1ss ~ at ss Is: do iss
p d. a. 81 rs q e. ds at = e. r de ieo m
ss,vs ss ss s4s az H. 'a go n.
Wv r. Hume: bs Buffalo veals i45 No. At g 20; st DO
TT g IS ae iIs ~ at 80; d. ia' 10. at 80;
IS sS Il ds uR so n vss at .s 80 n d. It
ses g ss: g Sarnysrd calves 2e2 No. At 's
J. g. Curtis 4 Son: 10 veals i@ 10 q 3 ee ! DO; io4
8. ! s "a 10 !. E E s. 81 Ss a.s " sss n
q .: yssl.he. Sca r. e go s.a,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
WILL PAY BOND INTEREST.

IN. Kansas City Viaduot and Terminal Railway
comnanv has anticipated payment OF tho interest
An. January on the companys first mortgage "a
rer cent bonds Interest will be paid on snd after
Decernber 2s at tho office OF Fisk & Robinson. New
York.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
sEAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS.

SEAMEN'S BANK FUK SANINtIS.
- and sc Wall Street
Trustees have ordered that interest he paid to
entitled thereto under the bylaws. and in
accordance the Savings Bank Laws. for the six
months ending Dec. 31st. 1907.
On exceeding three thousand dollars at
the rate of FOUR PER CENT. per
ana after Monday Jan 10th, 1905
DANIEL. BARNES. President
GEORGE NJ HALSEY. Cashier.
New York Dec. 10th. 1907
raposfts made on or before Jan. 10th will sraw
fr.Ar from
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
Dry Dock Savings Institution

s4l & st3 BOwERY. Cor. Sd St. NEW YORK
The Trustees have declared dividend for the six
months ending December 81. 1907. on all deposits
entitled thereto under the bylaws at the rate or
FOL n per cent all sums not exceeding
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS. payable on and after
January 20. 1905
Deposits made on before January 10 VIII be
entitled interest from January ]. 1905
ANDREW MILLS. President
CHARLES NIEHTINC. Secretary
WIN PATTERSON. Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
Proposals.

PROPOSALS
CLEVELAND a. PITTSBURGH r.. II. co.
Cleveland. O. Nov. go 1907.
Sealed proposals the sale OF S9s0o0 OF the General
Mortgage Bonds Company to be purchased by the
Company the Sinking Fund. at not to ex-
mar accrued interest. will be received at the
office of Messrs Winslow, Laner 81 Co. No 90 Cedar
Street, York n. Y. until December Slst 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

THE MANHATTAN
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Nos. GA 6i6 BROADWAY.
18TH sENII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
10th, 1907.
The Trustees Institution declared interest
az the rate Of
FOUR PER CENT.
all exceeding $4,000 remaining on
deposit during months ending the 31s
inst pavabe on and after January goth. 1905
Deposits made before January 10th. 1905. will
draw January lst. 1905
af.er January fst 1905 open daily 10 A 8
NJ Saturday 10 \. n 70 IL NJ
JOSEPH BIRD. President.
PRANK G. STILES. Secretary.
CONSTANT NJ. BIRD. ASS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
nj station N Y Dec Is, 1901
Of this Company have this day
5aciareI semi annual dividend Of One and
rar Cent pavabe this Office February lst lSe 70
,oc,bo1ars Of record o'clock p m on December
'lS'' l'o' CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD co
Grand Central Station. n Y, Dec II 1907;
r2oard Of Directors Of this Company nave TINS
da- declared Annual dividend Of three per cent
and an extra dividend Of per cent upon its SspI
ts STOCK pavabe January 29th- 1908 to STOCKHOLDERS
Of record at 3 O'Clock P NJ. December Slst 1907
- CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
TWO STATE BANKS CLOSED

San Francisco Dec. 23.-The Bank OF Calistoga.
eonona County closed its doors this afternoon It's
capital is $4,000 On July 81 it had deposits OF
x1zsgls H II. Brown. the president says 1t was
closed on account of the financial str1ngency ana
that IL will resume soon
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
Trust Company Statements.
QUARTERLY REPORT

QUARTERLY REPORT
or the United Trust company OF Lssw Sco-.
tie close of the lstn DAY oi DoOeA0'' -
-, o-,sagas ~.............. - So. 1s4.T5o 90
a mount OF and bond investments.
Public securities 'o0oA ~ 'aue, '.' 5000 $50 90
Other securities tDooA saiu" ~ ~ SoTo6 $50 90
rnaTKet Vaue e c-oiIatsraI "a. 265. So
Amount odieu In5 Tr 49, h. purchased 5,S07.
Other Iod.S. 100000 90
Due from approved reserve deposta1ies eA
amount 0i oi.-ssIIs.o,s.i ......... 3,5oO.OC0 90
Amount OF asset, not included under any OF
above items, VIZ: 49, ,.=o
Amount OF rnnanies ...-..--.. l,as0.oOO 90
Ss4 2S2, 100 81
Estimated accrued interest '$ooofSi ~
IA aaSb ....- s.
Capital STOCK pau III, s,s - .........- 13,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
Dividend No. 30.

New York City. Dec 1sth 1901
rbs Bosrd Of Trustees has this day declared
quarterly dividend of 31zco upon the capital STOCK
payable January End. 1905 10 STOCK
of record at business December 3lst,
1907 CLlNION w LCDAO' oeOA~'7'''
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RI co
Grand Central Station. " Y. Dec Il 1901
BOARD Directors of this Company have TINS
dav declared sen-a annual dividend Of six per cent
and an extra dividend of cent upon It's COM
mon capital stock. payable January 2eth- 1905 20
stockholders of record 3 O'Clock P NJ on Decemoer
2ist. 1907 -.
Thev have also declared dividends at the same rates
,Don This Companys guaranteed stock payable Fehru
arv 1st 1905 stockholders Of record at O'CLOCK
r ii On De'ei''' CHARLES r cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

closed to-day following announcement made
last night that the bank officials had asked the
STATE hank examiner take charge Of its affairs.
President Thornton is confident that all depositors
mill he paad in full.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R R co
Grand Central station. n Y. Dec II 1907:
Fzoard oY OF this Company nave this
dividend of cent on lts pre-
fsrraS capital stock. payable at this once January
15tb ons to stockholders OF record at o'clock P VI
on December 2Tth 1901 - - --
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

r-,,,a+sa accrued interest .....- .s9l3 e9S 10
SI,rpus includes undivided profits
CO ~ New York County Of New York. IS: -
WILLIAM NJ KINGSLEY. Second Vlee-Prs:idenss: San, ana
uENRY e AHERN, Secretary. OF the United SIAies
Trust Company OF New York located and gong Msx
Nos ~ Wall street, In the Aaty o1 Se"
Wor. in said county being duly sworn each for him
sef SAYS the foregoing report with the schedules ao
con1nanyinr tn, same Is true and correct IN AL re-
soecfs 10 the Of his knowledse and nenei ama
tbsy the usual business oi saic Iiuss
Company transacted at the oeatlom .eQ.e
nv fhs Ranking Chap $50. Laws OF lees, ana n'
% and that the above report Is made IN COM
nanca with an ofcal received from the supes-
fntsndant OF Banks, designating the lStn cay OF -
eamher 1897 as the which such report snah Do
made. yvyyyy.M NJ KINGSLEY
Second Vice-President
HENRY z. AHERN.
Secretary.
S.r.,,v suhScribed and sworn by both deponents.
the -Sa cy Nnts ~. H. MaABRIDE.
49, Notary Public. New York County.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO ST LOUIS
RY. CO
Grand Central Station n z Dec ~; S 1907; a.
Board Directors of this Company nave ce-
clared dividend of and one-~uarter per cent or
its preferred capital stock. payable at the once OF
J. z. Morgan e. Co. New York. January -Utn
1908. to stockholders of record at o'clock p NJ on
fi'oa'' CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

OFFICE OF
THE MONONGABELA RIVER CONSOLIDATED Coah
s COKE COMPANY.
December fth. 1901
DIVIDEND:-The Board of Directors Of this company
has this day declared of Three and ha
t) rer cent ;pon preferred stock out OF the earn
ings for six (6y months ending October 5lst lsa pay
25th 1908. stockholders OF record even
ing OF January 18TH Transfer books will close even
ing January will remain closed until January
Checks will b. mailed to stockholders
W. HAMILTON BRUNT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

Sur market vaIue.-- 20 900 "a
Surplus on book value $A'''1o''o-" u"
DEPOSITS subject to cheek Tex
cept as stated below). not 20, 500 .a.s
preferred :%-''oo"'''~o
Certificates OF oepos'. u r. 734. Ts7 20
Amount companies A'o1"'"'
Amount due banks and oanH- oo, ~, &C
-."''''''
Preferred deposits, viz:
Due New aoiA .. sosSsI3Te
y,ua as executor, admins
TRAITOR guardian receiver.
trustee trustee; 00niin''.e ..'... ae2ao7sp
Deposits preferred because
of pledge part OF trust
company St ey,ta Treasurerl.... 10000
r., s.nos,,s .............---.. 4s 4o7 s4s 50
o,ssr ,,abilities not included under any Of
the above f nsadu; tsxss sI and expenses $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE CoMPAN,

tered on poOAs al 11-0o q 49, Mons
;,btl{
ST. oT New York County OF New YORK Sc
President. and B n
o..shysr NJ me Fifth Avenue Bank or New LoIS q.
doing
.S Sst, N New York. said county oelne uuy 80. "a
sacb for himself that the - corrsct IN
edi same. IS true anu
10 the OF his knovledse AND brix 80
al resp rsSsr ssx, that the business or SAD
49, transacted location required % and not
pen $500 OF 1892, arnenoSll:
1,sre. and that the above report Is ma 49, S,nert,
a wttb an official notice received io % ~ J,srsr,bsr
ancs -, Esnks designating the lsth cay " -, $50
.oal -. ere asv as OF which such report
II FANCHER. Cashier
s,bzrrbed sworn 20 oS -
the DIST day OF DeceniOel' A'0 SET.AH L. BENNETT
lSeaI OF Notaryl x-.--. p,1hTIc Westchester Co
COUNTY
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27
Sanford-T thompson

Miss Edith d. Sanford. dauphter
OF Mrs. Ida Sanford, and ] Scott
thompson were married last Thurs.
Gay at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
II. A. Russell.
Inc wedding was one Of the pret.
tiest OF the season. Tie derorations
were OF green and white. tbe co,ors
OF the why Not club, Of wbfcb tha
pride Is member, and consisted of
palms. ferns and smilax and white
roses, peonies and marr,.ritos
The bridal party stood nnder -
canopy of smilax, from wbfrh was
suspended basket Of rose, md oas
nations. The wedding m,ra,s ,I.,
played by Miss Josephine E,nyiaa 10 na'
M MISS Lucy Delbridge and ] e Eende,
Inc ceremony was perror,no5 =.
O'CLOCK t, by Rev. R. ]. Hunter and
,,,e Me- soupIe S were ATTENDED by Miss
way scott as bridesmaid and nan
Scott as best man, "'N Ian
Following the Ceremony ,o,ros.
aae,n n1e'.a were served by Miss Miller
assisted by Misses Rhoda rIannes ,e'
Jessie Mosher, Blanche And,a"s n.s'
n nnna carter Kathleen wbes,sr .nf
Dolothea Haynes. Punch was g sornad and
,n u n. ene reception hall by Mjssos So nora ,ra
brown and Grace McGara. ' i'o'"
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