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The senate committee on corpora
tlen commission gave an extended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05

Telephone Company, according to state
mcnt made by Theodore NJ. Brush ono On
the directors Of the Home Telephone Com
pany.
Large financial interests believe thas
the proper handling OF the telephone and
telegraph business can be more econOm.
icaIly and satisfactorily taken care OF BY
merging under one organization" said Mr..
Brush and the public appears to acqui-
esce in that solution, provided all wire
companies are put more or less under com.
mission control. The independent COM
panies affiliated with the Home Telephone
Company are getting matters into such
shape that they-can be handled on these
lines II II seems wise"
Nearly all the independent telephone
companies west OF Utica have been taken
over the Bell system. and deal to taks
over the Commercial Company OF Troy -
expected to be completed soon. Mr.. Srusn
declared that II was we'll to bear In m'nd
that the same interests controlled suostan-
TALLY all Of the Independent telephone 'roo'
critics OF the state. and in case any chaaSs
was made lit will involve all alike.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,yvt,b name and address Of lenders attorney
MANHATTHN.

,vrNr.E u 10 . cor 81 St. 45.1X53. July
~ ,ooj. Iarsty Krrcf to Mary voorhees, AMI
TT-tjt-aIeth Van Nance loco; attorney. Law
x.rs TITLE Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broad
way o..
GoEHcK at. 1876. 1ooxe5. June 30. 1903
David Franksl and MAJ Waehsmah ~, 20
riirobe,h Schlosinger. $3.50; address loo
Go,rck a. 49,
IrNSX AVE. . :. 80 n n Of 10th 81. looS
o., -. irne .. 1902 George Herbener 10 Alice
= schocnberger. $4,000; attorneys. Dulon d
Roe. II Park Row.
MONROE ST. c73. m's on lease; Oct 20.
Iona. Fm.llc Gcncis 10 Ciausen flanagan
Drcwsry; $3.50 attorneys. Hirsh & Ehrhorn.
10 william 81
RUTGERS PIy %. letloN?51c; May -,
,oof. WilIiam Harris and julius Solomon to
Samuel We'll. klo5oo, attorneys paN's "
Kaufman. $50 Broadway
ToMpKINS ST. n cor Houston At. 20 *
"a Nov 10 1906; Louis Kean 10 Moses j and
Sol NJ Stroock: si2 600; attorneys Lewkowitz
& schaap 1S Nassau 81
Sullivan ST. 103 1oox25. May 3 1907
pasousle Monaco Groh's Sons, Inc
$40 900: attorneys Whitlock n searle. 30 Mas
sau 81.
ioTU ST. n = 23a3 n NJ Park ave. isox
&C ~ "snri IL ioos. Thomas ! Harris to
Daniel Adler: 81. 0oo. address III East 10th 81.
loTu ST 500 west 100 5x25; May . 1905
rohn r Wohltmann TO PHILIP " Becker;
$40 600. attorneys Bowers * Sands, 81 Mas
Hau 81.
SAME PROPERTY. Dec -, 1902 Giovanni
| u Ughetta TO Lucy KutE. $4,000 attorneys.
same rs above
ssTU ST 2I5 West 100 sx25. Nov 20 1905
A,iolnh II Urban to Iiyman Cohen; 81 $50. at
| iornrvs, Arnstein 4 Levy. i2s Broadway
| SsTH ST, 2i3 west 100 SKIS. Feb 3. 1911.
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-ur ps,NT CLOTH MARKET.

n,..or Mass. June 4-There was
fa" aa,ns IN the print cloth market last
que. wing to the presence Of Memorial
w.. xh,ch had the effect OF reducihs ouS'-
less 10 some extent
ness rso,essle houses In New York closed
ny ~. saturday preceding Memorial Day
on s,d no, reopen until the following
snu sdov and this arrangement upset
Wen. .ss somewhat Buyers and manufact-
na. -s we're unable to get together In the
liter Of price, and therefore business was
MS s down 10 some degree.
ne.u Mill treasurers are determined not
soine ,hsir goods at prevailing prices. not
tossea.,ondine the fact that prices are higher
WIZ .San they have been Tor some TIME
n ness c1onstrictions and special weaves made
oou ne weeks trading. Owing 10 the eN.
w s s curtailment which TOOK place last
Iehsy !, is reported that between 2fO,cv and
W. "a nieces were taken out or prouucuoii.
~, e generally conceded that curtallment
,in increase during the summer months'
w, ~ "a doing il Is believed that the mar
ss, will be benefited. some VIII treasurers
hts sn-,niaining because OF the high price or
are sU'' md they say that they cannot make
esooss ont OF high priced raw material and
ssoosa Of the product at prices which are
no1r prevailing. III,
M he total sales about third are spots:
M contracts which were entered into call
-, deliveries UP to August. The quota
.,a,s are as follows: &-inch. 6iXti. Sss %
~ si,s0 81: 27-inch. 6iXe0. 5-l6, 21-inch.
n,-: SI.is; zS-nch. 56x59. 2l5-le; 3Ss-inch.
s,va 81. 3o-inch. 6sXI2 5s4
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee
Interest 3 per cent unless otherwise stated.

Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
JULY
MANHATTAN.
AVE d. ~, 3 sly brk 15x53: May 20; yrs;
Jacob l After TO Union Trust Co: $4,000: ad-
dress. so Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE, n W. cor l07th, ST. loox?5
prior mtg 100000 June 1; yrs. 8 per cent;
riverside Viaduct Realty 90 10 Max Marx,
$1,000. address. l2s Broadway.
COLUMBUS AVE, 1s3 and 7s5. Amsterdam
ave 2lo7; sth ave. 1881 prior mtg 50, 800 May
2; due as per agreement. q FER cent; Arthur A.
tan to Harry BiIdsal; $1,000: address 1877 stn
ave
cox42 prior mtg. 81 5o0 May 81; due Jan !.
1919 q per cent; Frieda Wallenburg 10 Joseph VI
Deaney: $500: address. JOG West nth st.
ESSEX ST. l42. sly brk,. 25xloo; Jan 3. 1907
smith $4,000. address. 5I5 81 ave.
JrMEL, TERRACE II. l7x100: June !; yrs.
81 BOO address. i35 west cath st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, II cor s5th st. lo.xi25
prior mtg S55ooO@' ! ~ PER cent cent E 1,s
ali west 10Th st.
% AVE. 2o67. 22x75: June / yrs; Samuel
Michel et al. exrs. to Union Trust Co; $1,000
address. so Broadway.
Cd AVE 2D7o. 25x75: June I. yrs same to
same: silicon: address so Broadway.
eisT sr II s. 40 n Of I'd ave 2ixas .
June 2. yrs Az Per cent; Malvern Realty Co
to Mary r Prior $2s, 900. address. s83 Dean 81,
Brooklyn
122D ST. 60 East. 5 sty brk. 2ixloo prior mtg
$3.50 May yrs "a 9o per sG dGn: Mar sGS W SSo
l59;h 81.
THE BRONX
HONEYWELL AVE, :. 81 II II ~ rsoth st.
1soysO: June /: yr. per cent Edward MHler
Building 90 to Rcckland Realty 60, $4,000;
address. 200 Willis ave.
IONGFELLOW AVE. s. 225 II u Of Free
man ST. :5xl0O: due 5 per bond; Feb II: John
REYNOLDS to Ellen Moran; $1,000 address. 14'
West 7ith ST.
srEBBrNs AVE. 1909. 25sico prior mtg sii-
o0o,: June ?; 8 yrs u per cent. Frank Bau-
mann 10 Ellen curry; $1,000 address. 1910 steb-
bins ave.
ave oirI6I: June >: yrs: Detmond Realty Co
NY.
SIMPSON ST. . cor ,of ,1e7th st. ioox25
Hattie Tckemann to Michael Meehan ct AL
5000. address. 9i3 Whitlock ave.
TIFFANY ST. ~ 20 e ono, Of , ls2d St 2 Srs
laos irr s5, " 1 ns G F ' ao city rear
Estate 60: slCS 900. address, I76 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY z mtgss, each s. 400: May
GO - prior mtgs each s2ioUVp' VI, ger cen,
same to American Real Estate 20, s1Vnoo' az
dress 527 9Th ave.
Ba MEN, ave. EN 5ix7i June !; sr' sTnsn
address 100 East goth 81
ETH ST II W s. Arb II OF Green IN. 24N
In3. June T. due per bond; Ida J. Marauarddt
to Anna W T Has. and ano' trustees s-'S''
address li2 West l3lst st.
l52D ST, " cor Of 81 ave; l3oNi2S; APT, ~
dua IuIv I 1912. barbara Miller 4 Eliza Miller'
So 600: address. 600 East 10Th St
Emma kramer To Abraham Harris s2op'
address. 1924 Boston ri.
lG7TH ST. s. 100 n Of Prospect ave. d-'S
100. juno l. / yr. per cent Carmine .I2ni ~
New York Mutual Realty CO. N'oV' "o'''s''
1861 81 ave.
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not been rewarded by any eS-
work has. has np results. In the defined terri.
uaorG,n a~sver. some good competitions are
tory, M Interest centres in the new
REPORTS ,s,,sville. Hooking County. a's.s', =,
strsis new well has been orouen' III
e: : e. , :; s;s; II: at; e; q; ' ;s's ss
type, nine line has been extended 70 'ne
and the PIP PIP, GOOD wells were brought in
well, Cleveland district. In southeastern
Ohio s sns the outcome is waited with much
drileu In Richie. Cabel and Gay coun.
,Is.. vt. Va, field work continues fairly
active. s.os n.,roleum remain I'M
IT, at 20 cents in barrels and SD
ehshse' ,',,t AZ New York. European quo
GEMS follow: London. spot, sid an I'M I'm.
t a.n,al gallon; Antwerp, 10 francs per 100
peHa' g, berlin $50 marks for 30 kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Samuel r Badanes n Bernard Badsnes; 81.
Jacob I,sitner IN Isaac Haft. 81.
Bernard Badanes to Jacob Ieitner; 81.
Josephine Mack and ano admrs 70 Brigitta
Neustaedter: $l4. 900
Isaac Cohen 10 Joseph Levy: 500.
Whitehall Realty Co TO Ebllng Brewing Co;
eIl20
Charles Murths. r., 70 George Cohen: 81.
Abraham u Wenstein to Winston Holding Co:
81.
Charles schaefer 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. SO 900
Knox Building co to Charles E Murtha, tr; 81
Samuel stern u Frieda Stern; 81
Elsie Powell 10 Hazel B Sutton $1,000
Lucius n Beers and ano tr,is. TO Franklin B
Lord tr $1,000
Charles " Hall 70 Josephine Bossong; 81 500
Ellen Tompkins ct al exrs TO County Holding
C4 81
Georse. Befl. exr. to Charlie. y wyscng
gdn $1,000
Catharine Bigley to Roscoe Schwarz; 1900
Abraham Harris 10 Aaron Bume. 81
Herman Doctor 10 Bernhard Lichtensteln. "a
stephen Valentine and ano. tru.. to Charles W
Kane; sl3100
Julius Mendelson 81 al n Abraham Vein
stock: 500.
Domestic Realty Co to Cresutia p Wolf; $500
Isabel Kingsley 10 Alfred r Conkng. admr:
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MECHANICS LIEN 8.

MOHEGAN AVE cor 17sth st. sexf4s;
Perlberg- Haherman Iron Works agt Security
Holding Co and Nathan Rubenstein, owners and
contractors. $3.50.
SAND PROPERTY; Dominic Modica ast
same. sl.y00
ELDRIDGE ST. 3. Frank Straub agt Caroline
r Randell. owner. Hyman Schuchar. lessee and
contractor $50.
LEMON AVE. I46: Purie L Hsrnett agt r p
Investing 90. owner. Herman Babisch & Son.
contractor; S54.
iO5TH ST. II East: American Radiator CO agt
Max Lookstein, owner; A l. kopatz. contrac-
tor. S21s 50
itTH ST. 1875 to 100 East; II @ Nogel Co agt
Timothy u Sullivan and George Kraus, own
ors and contractors: 81. 232 S..
18th ST 23T West Abraham Hamowitz agt
McGraw Realty CO. owner Lobel Andrews Co.
contractor: $40.
25TH ST. 4l6 West; Morris Eyens agt Betsy
Rernsten Jennie Gracench and Samuel Bern
stein owners and contractors; 500
4TTI ST. n ard - East: Elias Rosenbluth agt
Martin j. Gustav and George J Gresham. own
ers: Giuseppe Plaza, Joseph Riggia and Epen-
nozo RagoninO contractors; $40.
37rH ST. BIS West Morris Herman ast
Patrick Flynn. owner trenewal). 5000.
BOTH ST PSI and 253 West: Morris Eyens agt
Bctsey Bernstein. Jennie Garrewich and Samuel
Bernstein. owners and contractors, SiSI.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser)
JUNE 3.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor o' Is.th 81.
m iixIi5: Caihieen Turney TO Msx Mstk 'n's
500. COO. June l. 500. address i-' bIoauN'.
e.,,r ppopFeTy. Max Marx TO Riverside
yisamrt Realtv 90 mtg tiOo0oOl. June L. 500;
address $50 West fllth o.
AMSTERDAM AVE. " cor OF p 1917 ~ ~
100. catheen Tumry 10 Joseph siu Nv. , ,r.s
ss5 noOj. June !. 500. address ''o ''"'''
street , -.
EAST BROADWAY. n :. 80 ~ OF r'Se -.
o5,C5. George Rubenstein. rets,ee 100 10 49,.
Addison (m,s $4,000. June !; si""V' ""'''
il2 West iilth II. ,.-
JuMFL TERRACE. IL. iInloo Henriet,a
Born 10 John + Howard mts *i"'""' june -
500. address 453 West i55th 81
20 AVE, W., 1911 II Ok io''h BE '"A'''
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.

TO-DAY.
Bv Bryan L. Kennedy.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1884 and 1896. cor store;
Thomas : walker 20 Michael sullivan. yrs
from MAY l. 1905. 81. s01. address. 303 Wes,
ian 81
COURTLANDT AVE. 9i0. sly hTk bldg; Sanl
/ ioIi 5000. address sos West liith st
4gTII ST 81 West store ana basement
Michael Mailman TO James NJ McGowan, . yis
from April i9 $500. address. ai' west '''n 81
o2D ST. ioi East apartment on ground nool :
June Il. 1911. $40. address. IS Ets, s"th st.
I?ap ST 80 west. all. Edward Milienbedgsr
70 Hills Mansfield. = yrs from June l. l3ll'
So, coo, address, $40 West l23d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

CALDWELL. AVE sis; Haskins Boiler CO
aet Tuchmsn Brothers Construction 60 ct al,
Ap,il Is. 1911. $3.50.
MADISON AVE. 81. John Krell agt jeremiah
W Dmck, jr. ct al. March I. 1911; $40 50.
CANAL. ST. 5ii: Roof Maintenance Co agt
Greenwich Investing Co ct al. May 10, 1911.
$40 81.
L. t9l q. $40
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN


I'D ST. n 9, 20 II Of Madison ave for a
Z sly dwlg 2oxso: J Todd, II Pine St owner;
g & r Blum, 500 18th ave. architects: $50 600
AID ST. g, 4IsS n ~ LIST ave for a l sly
oil storage. 10 4x144; New York Edison Co
owner; w Weissenberger. jr. IS Duane ST, archi-
tect si.4oo.
GOTH ST. 229 and 23f West. for a sly garage
and storage, 5OX9O; Mrs \ Benjamin, 6l4 East
23d ST. owner; Bernstein & Bernstein. "a East
23d ST. architects; 100000
BROADWAY, cor 18Th 81, for a 20 sty Of
Ace bldg. l0sxl25ii; United states Rubber Co,
az Broadway owner Carrere & Hastings 22s
9th ave. architects: $50 600.
46TH ST. n g 3406 II W OF Broadway for a
sly theatre and studio. 55x95.5. Il r Rush. i41
West 46th 81, owner " II McEifatrict 701 Tth
ave. architect; $50 900
THE BRONX.
NTH ST. n e cor Prospect ave, four 1 sty
6rk stotes. 2ax9s and % sx9o Clement n Smith
Washington and fremont ayes. owner. J
Nreeland. 20l9 Jerome ave, architect cost si0,-
coo
HOFFMAN ST. n s. 1a0 n n OF 1s4th at open
air theatre. ln0ylO0 Mary Bird. 220 Broadway,
owner; Louis a Sheinert. 1914 Bowery. architect
cost. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05
LONG ISLAND.
CONNECTICUT.

FINE CONNECTICUT FARM
botvasn waterbury and Torrington, I6 acres
good land nice, new Groom mouse, wac We
nd, and porte-cochere gas. hot water heat.
en. trout brook and the best Of hunting IN
season right on the farm; situated on rum
Tire state road; minutes from depot ana
nrr nosed trolley directly by; price sS,ooo:
can't be duplicated. - , -
+ NJ BURNS. Torrineton. conn.
DON'T FAIL TO WRITE OR CALL FOR
booLlet free tickets and full information re-
gardinG PELHAMWOOD the ideal SUBURBAN
development with all city improvements.
CLIFFORD r. HARMON Co.
Ala q
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LIS PENOENS,

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. W >. 4i26 II n Of
Jennings ST. 376Xlo0. Gertrude whiting agt
boulevard construction co ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorneys. Gcller. Rolston & Koran.
lIsrH ST. $. 1854 II o OF 9th ave, lIxl0o IL.
Uatold II OConnor agt Patrick T McGlynn
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, DonnSily.
Fox ST. q. l455 n = Of Intervae ave. 25x
hax "a 1850 II; Alfred X Conklins. admr. sst
Iohn Toeiberg ct al foreclosure OF mtg. attor-
ney. W II Sage.
AVENUE u, eO7; Wolf Brand agt Title u
Goodman ct al foreclosure OF Mtg. attorney. S
Setback.
,IsTU ST, 326 East: Frank Aug agt Hirsch
sllyerman 81 al foreclosure OF mtg: attorney j
II Hlldrctb.
INCOME ST. Is: Max Bsrth agt Lizzie Crause
q, nj faction to foreclosc mechanics lien). attor-
ney. VI schlsimer.
10th ST i8l To III East: Julius Levy ast
Adolph Hollander ct al foreclosure Of q mtsS'
attorney NJ Cooper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05
STATEWIDE PHONE MERGER?
Negotiations Pending, Says T.
M. Brush. of ALBANY.

Albany, June Negotiations are pend
ing for the merger OF all the independent
telephone companies OF the state with an
other company. probably the New York
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

PAYING FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES. IN
far,,, 10 tillabIe: good rich soil nearly level:
free from stone: So acres solid spruce timber;
80 acres large maple and beech timber; bal
ancs nasture FRUIT story modern houee,
harms also room house. running spring
wa,er. FOR only $40 per acre. SMITH 81
TANK pittsfald Mass
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WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

DON'T FAIL TO WRITE OR CALL FOR
booklet. free tickets and full Information re-
Sarding PELHAMWOOD. the ideal suburban
development with all city improvements
CLIFFORD II. HARMON e. co,
OK MadiSop Ave. New York
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Govern
ess,s etc, TO Colleges. Schools ana Famiiiea
Apply TO Mrs NJ. j. YOUNG-FULrON.
., Union SQUARE
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FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINs-Siightlyu used once furni-
ture, desks typewriters cash registers. add
ing machines. monographs, Ming cabinets.
safes. addressing machines time clocks. par.
titions. check protectors. bookcases NATHAN.
1 White OF.
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ALTERATIONS,
MANHATTAN.

RIDGE ST %. TO a 3 sty tenmt and stores:
estate Louis Schwartz. 80 West 47th 81. owner.
Gross 4 Kleinberger. Bible House. architects;
$1,000
GATH ST. 268 West 10 a sly bank; Chelsea
Exchange Bank. premises. owner; Renwick.
Aspinwall & Tucker. 800 9Th ave. architects.
S. 900.
BATH ST. SIS 1871 II w Of Broadway. to an
S and - sty HOTEL g Wildly. III West Bath
St. owner. Townsend Steimle a Haskell. Broad
way and Bath ST. architects. $4,000
9TH AVE. s11 to ; sly dwlg. Pentalpha
Realty Corporation. - william 81. owner. IL \
Jacobs 800 5th ave. architect; $4,000.
THE BRONX.
LONGWOOD AVE. $50, sly brk stores and
tenmt 3gxsT: Hess q Bitter on premises. own
crs, Louis 4 Shenert. 1914 Bowery. architect;
cost $500.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Roth Sexes-City,

For Both Sexes--City.
THE BERILTz SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE ll22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch, SAB Lencx Ave. near i2Tth st.
brooklyn Branch. 2ls22o Livingston 81.
Schools opsp all the wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05
BANK EXCHANGES; STOCK SALES

The bank exchanges of the New York
Clearing IIouse and the sales Of stocks on
the New York Stock Exchange last week
and in the same week of the preceding two
wears compare as follows:
June 3. II. June 4, 10. June 3 W
t-xchss 721 ss s4t 81 900 6i1 1871 81 s25 4p o68
sbs sold a3l 500 49J0I95 5.334 $50
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100000
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company.
ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE AND CINCINNATI DIVISION
FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS
Dated May l. 1906. Due WAY T. 1''.
u Dill, NJ. and Nov.nbr1 Paheh of
Tu.ee NEW YORK
to principal only
$4,000 and soooo
Coupon nd bonds interchangeable
From the letter President Nashville Railroad Con- t
following: ' ""'' N'"
The bonds in question being the obligation Of til? .,yii
Nss e tt i d %aa 0T MTIg Or HIS PySQy
TIEY ARE DIRECT MORTGACE 5+2!3 MikES
Mc A RE Rh MN OF o2i 3C AB6CT $1,000 PER
The also covers terminal properties at o"[ sem o Ca
but also steadily increasing
the atlanta h,"NH GPT
Division applicable the neI [99 sT OK al
LIENS INCiUDNG s2587No BONDS Or THIS
Louisville Nashville Company which the Atlanta 1 NnoM
operation which period mas 1T thn f
promptly Obligations july has paid dividends at the rate
Having portion above described offer subject to
sale and change in price, the balance OF the Sooo
bonds at 93h and accrued interest," at which price
the bonds yield 4.3O6
The engraved ready delivery
p. Morgan & Co.
First National Bank. National Clty BANK
New York June g. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05

fabrication will be made list these bonds the New lor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bond quotations compare as
follows with those Of week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
,,s. of twenty-five railroads or systems
~ the third week in May. OF these, sew
-. s1tsen return gains OF S4Sl,o5s. or SIS per
rent. and eight return losses of sS17l6. or
~ per cert The whole shows loss Of
ry s53 or rs per cent.
.-.,.s cs.b IN MAv--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07
SERVICE DECREASED
Hnil Carriers VIII Not MIKE So MANY
Trips In S-ircfniD

l. Washington, p. G., March s.-rka
Post oflice, Department today an
nounced that there would be an i'm
mediate reduction Of the number Of
trips. now made by mail carriers in
Virginia. The number following each
name in this list will be the lumber
OF trirs made each week hereafter:
Alilldale TO Bayard . !: Light to Gains
horo 8. Wine 10 Wheatteld .: wilma
TO Head Waters. 2; Naples to Nlillgap.
:: Trimble TO Bolar. 8 Hematite Is
railroad station IN. o., 3; Fayman to
Aden On, o.. :; Massanova TO Ben
Venue. B. Pirkey to Dyke, 3 ponsola
70 Dickens. . Whitepoint o Slnsalc, ? !:
kenwood TO Gardysville. 8: Boggs to
pInngoteague, 3; Dandy to ,rampico s.,
Enright TO Cardwell. 3: Aaidens to
Shanko, & Major 10 Union Mills. 3;
Pleasant Hill TO Harmon, .: Rasnake to
Coulwood. .: Dwight to Marvin l.
Jcgs 10 Imboden. G Thulia to Lambs
burg. ,. Rambie to Omega. >; Waldo
10 Meherrin 8: Radcliffe 10 Lacrosse
=; Keats 10 Goldleaf. 3 Springbanll 10
Nlpper,. 3; Radium TO Pleasant Shade.
s.; Gaskins to Emporia 3; Dun to
Grove. 8; Moonlight 10 Pons. 3: Big
River to Goshen. 2 sykes to Wake.
feld. l. 14auravillc 10 Gether. 3: Carlin
to 1.aGrange. 2 Iiitchensvillc TO way,
?: lfoneycump to Darwin 3: Breach "a