Evening journal., 1908-03-24
SECURITIES WERE
SOLD FOR 500
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stock certificates. which at one time
were valued at upwards of S1OO.O for
less than 500.
Real estate Of the defunct broker
age firm was offered first and was
disposed Of as follows;
Lot at Thirty-fourth and Wooddale
avenue, to e. b. MeNair, 50; lot, north
east corner. Fifth and Clayton street,
Harry Friedman, $50; lot Thirty fifth
and West streets, r. ]. Maclean, S2250;
lot Thirty and West streets,
Harry Friedman, 1872; lot Thirty
fourth and West, r. j. Maclean, SIS;
lot Of land IN Collingswood, n. j., with
dwelling thereon, TO J. b. Evans, for
s4oO
Then the personal property was Of
fered. The first lot cried was four
promisory notes given by John Jacobv
for $7f23.I5. Mr.. Bonnor got the
S.72SIS for 81 real money. OF course
all the notes offered were long over
due
Other property, its purchasers and
their bids were:
Five notes for $4,000, made by Pat
rick Fahey sold to Mr.. Bonner for 81.
-Four notes made by Michaei Newell,
sold to AIr. Bonner for 81.
Fifteen notes for $500 each, made by
Patrick Fahey sold to Mr.. Bonner for
ono note for $1,000, made by w. r.
Polki sold to Mr.. Bonner for 25 cents.
Three notes agsregatinG $3.50 made
ny Edward A. Ryan, sold to Mr.. Bon
ner fer 25 cents.
one note for $4,000 made by william
F. smalley, sold to Mr.. Bonner for $50.
Mr. Bonner also bought the follow
ing articles:
$S000 note Of the Piedmont Land and
Improvement Co. for 30 cents; SIS note
! OF the Young Mems Republican Club.
for 20 cents; seven notes of w. r.
Polk, aggregating $1,000 for 81; one
note OF II. p. Potter for 800 for Ok
cents; $1,000 note OF Michael Newell
for 90 cents; $40 note of r. w. Stew
ems for 10 cents; two notes Of Charles
Hollowell for S1S5, for 25 cents; one
sixth Of a share Of the Alabama Min.
eral Company for cents; $50 shares
common stock of the Diamond State
lrcn Company for 25 cents; six shares
south Wilmington Railway Company,
ror 81; wenty-ve shares Merton Land
and Improvement Company, 25 cents;
one share u. S. Grant Gold Minins
company 10 cents, stock Of the DIS.
tilling Company of America. % cents.
tw" cert 'hcates Of the New Orleans
electric Light Company for 81; 100
shares OF the common stock OF the
Daylight Prism Company, 25 cents: ~
shares Wawaset Land Conpanv 25
cents; three shares Binkley Brake Co
10 cents; one share Publishers Com
pany, 10 Gems; 419 shares Whining
ton OIL and Leather Company. 5 cents
l2S shares Jaooby Improvement Com
pany' cents; 5000 shares Colonial
Copper Company, SIC, / share Real
Estate Trust Company, 25 cents; 1000
shares Gold Creek Nevada Mining CO
81. 63 shares Terrace Phosphate Co
for 30 cents, $50 shares North East
ern Zinc Corporation, for 80; one
share Delaware Field Club. 10 cents.
l4e shares Cellulose Products Co. %
ents. chattel mortgage given BY Ow en-
II. Moore, for 10 cents: checks Of W
p. Crimes and Co., and ]. w. Jones
amounting TO $50. for 10 cents; s5oo
check OF Patrick Fahey for so cents.
first mortgage $1,000 bond Of the ST
Eustis Railroad Company for 10 cents;
tour shares OF capital stock of the
Standard Construction Company. S110;
Two brass signs, 90 cents.
Samuel S. Adams. IT., bought au
$500 note Of H. Bairds for 81; Charles
r. Dubell one share of the Ferncllffe
Fishing Club for 81; Harry Pierson. five
shares of the Industrial Improvement
Company for S21; William S. Hilles. six
shares of the Wilmington Country
Club for $50; f. H. Sheldon, Sixteen
shares Sunbury Gas Company for S23;
Thomas T. Weldin. ten shares National
Bank Of pelaawre for 1921 a share; f.
b. McNair one $1,000 bond Of the
Standard Cordage Company for Ss5.
f. d. Lackey bought the defunci
company telephone booth for $3.50; e
]. Williams paid so cents for a storm
| door
Then the uncollected book accounts
of the defunct firm were offered and
bid up to SIS by Samuel S. Adams.
"Eighty-eight WHAT" inquired some
one. Dollars; what did you think ?'
replied Autioneer stldham, and the
crowd laughed.
Mr. McNair paid SIS for two filing
cabinets. He also paid $3.50 for a lot
of old stationery William S. Hilles
bought the last article offered, a dou-
BILE door safe. for which he paid 500.
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