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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-16
UNITE sTArEs MARsAAL,s 81.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an execution issued
out of the United States District Court
for the Northern District of Florida,
in favor of the plaintiff on a certain
Judgment recovered in said court by
w. H. Milton, as receiver of the First
National Bank of Pensacola. Florida,
against Adrian v. Dunwody, defendant,
have levied upon the following de-
scribed real estate in Pensacola Florida,
as the property of the defendant Adrian
V. Dunwody, to-wit: The south 80 feet
of arpent lot FIVE (5) in the old city
of Pensacola. Under and By virtue of
said execution and levy, I WILL on the
first Monday in October, 1915, during
legal hours of sale, sell the said real
estate at public outcry to the highest
and best cash bidder. before the court
house door of the county of Elscambis,
at Pensacola, Florida. Purchaser TO
pay for deed.
JAS B. PERKINS,
United States Marshal for the Northern
District of Florida.
741A-sep2oaw4w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-16
sHSdCOId, z IOFIud
Sixth.

The affairs of the corpora ton shall be
managed by the following officers: A
president, who shall also be treasurer; a
secretary, and a board of directors cons
sisting of five, all of whom shall be MEM
bers of the corporation, and If at any
time any officer shall cease to be mem
Der of the corporation, the office held by
such person shall Immediately become
vacant The board Of directors shall be
elected by the members Of the corpora
ton on the first Monday in December,
1915, and on the first Monday in Deeern-
Der of each year thereafter, and SAID
board Of directors shall. on the same
day appoint the president and treasurer
and the secretary. All officers shau hold
over until their successors shall Nhave
qualified. Vacancies in any office shall
be filled by the board Of directors for
the unexpired term. The board Of
directors may at any time require that
the office Of treasurer be held by some
member other than the president
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-16

The names Of the officers who are 10
manage all the affairs OF the corporation
under this charter, shall be Sister
Veronica Reilly. president and treasurer,
Sister Sienna Merely, secretary, and
said persons, together with Sisters
Catherine Breen, Theresa. Rider and.
Louise Fitzpatrick. shall constitute the.
board Of directors.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24

Special values in Mems work pants including Khakis, WhipcOrds, Mole skin, Corduroy, Duxbak, etc. $1 50 to $S.5O per pair. Brown & tIa' hins Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24

Big new shipment of Comforts, Blankets, Pillows, Sheets and Pillow Cases. Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24
NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS:

Scarcity of Lumber for not improving your property We put you up house, broom, swept and ready for occupancy Is days and you besides over 20 per c See complete plans and specifications Over 200 to choose from. Only best Puget Sound lum- Der used. Sample cabin Cor. Adams and 4th Ave-
 i. STEPHEN WHITEHEAD A. G. dc SHERBININ
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24

Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24
" PALACE JINGLES 7"

When it's Summer Time in Seward, And the tired Railroad crews Come trooping into Seward, For their forty drops of Booze,
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24

Chop Suey and Chinese Noodles at the Commerce after p. m.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24

Meet me at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24

All kinds of Building material, Doors and Windows. Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-04-24

Tents, Tarpaulins, Camp Stoves at Brown & Hawkins, Quality First.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08

Reorganization affairs are now in a
state of great uncertainty, with control
OF the company in the market for who
ever wishes to undertake the big task.
according TO popular belief in Wall
street. The most recent report regard
ing leadership in reorganization was
thai Goldman. Sachs 4 Co. representing
some substantial blocks of securities in
the company. might undertake the work.
IL is known that these bankers have
sounded the situation.
The Phelps-podge interests entered
Rock Island affairs In 1910. They bought
a large block of the preferred stock as a
meant of improving and developing their
mining and railway interests in Arizona
and the Southwest through the connec-
ton OF their railway. the III Paso and
Southwestern. with the Rock Island.
The Pearson-Farquhar syndicate, with
dreams OF a transcontinCntal system. had
been forced to sell their great holdings
OF Rock Island Company preferred 10
a banking syndicate headed by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. and Sir Ernest Cassel Of
London. The bankers in turn sold the
Rock Island Company stock to the
Phelps-Dodge interests. At the time,
il was believed that the block thus pur-
chased totalled 1Sj, 600 shares of the
preferred. which cost the purchasers
nearly SIC, 0OO, 900. The reported price
Of s. was said 10 have been - to 20
points about what the Pearson-F arquhar
syndicate received. Since the purchase
in 1910 II has been said that the Phelps
Dodge holding. though very large. was
a smaller investment than the figures
stated.
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PHELPS-DODGE MEN
QUIT ROCK ISLAND
Two Directors Rcsign-Third
May Retire-Intcrests
Have Lost Millions.
MAY HELP WITH CASH

Arthur Curtiss James and James Me-
Lean. who with T. VI. Schumacher rep
resented the phelps-Dodgc interests Of
the board of directors Of the Rock Island
system. have resigned. 1t was reported
yesterday without confirmation that MIR.
Schumacher. who Is chairman of the
board of the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railway. will soon retire.
The withdrawal of the two representa-
tives of the phelps-Dodge interests was
interpreted by Wall Street to mean thar
these interests had decided to go no fur
Their with the Rock Island, In which they
had lost millions. But in the absence OF
"A statement from the two directors this
Interpretation was not regarded as nal.
Both Mr.. James and Mr.. Mclean were
out OF town yesterday and others in
Phelps. Dodge Il CO. would not speak for
them.
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Bronx,
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with Name n Address Of len.
Attorney

with Name and Address OF Lu.sr'
Attorney
WASHINGTON Az, " 5. l0S = "ri
O76th) at. b4xl50. Nov Il, 1900 o.,
Erick TO Harlem Saw Bank: at. !
Mapelsden, 237 Bway...... ..... E''o
SAME PROPERTY, Sept s, 1906 . "
Wn hodsson: atty. Douglas Mat. '
i.TM ST. sls w, 2 5, ::5 " .Stn
l25, Apr 30. lSgS-Micraol y
Rowan 10 Bennett j King, a'-f W.,
TAYLOR Az, q 5, Ss Co'au'.. :"
st, 22lx75, oct 2, I9ol-.Iuo ~ A-.''
Robertson to wilhelm Muc,'er
7 co. l76 Bway ,....... ~.
10TH Az. SOS. W :. sos n ilst ~ ,'''o.
oct 6. l9l3--Jno II and Marie VI " -
lily -Sturtz, 1876 9th avi atty, \ . *
90 Liberty '
5?D ST. 255 W. n :, iSt g sfh av ~
Oct is, lsO7-May I CMay Irwin ..'
Kurt Eisfeldt to the Franklin saw
atty. Wilson NJ Powell, Wal. St.. Dc
SOUTH ST, 2t25, n : 80 ~ -
slip. l9l0N>l.i, Dec IL lNt" "
and Matilda e LOWS fu the o." '
NTH ST, l61 ~. u = 3-p " so 49,. ..
100 II, Aus 40, lH0l-Frluh a.' "
X ShanleN go ANNE kIu-.N, of'
BROADWAY. " 5. az II o. .nr .t.H
late Of ! - Hamilton tN'''
ll7i sept ., 1910 Rr',|" IS
PLACE CO 10 Arahclia e ku,rI'H.
Miller. King l. a r. ~ ENH" ',l
SAME PROPERTY anu l'' %
Charles " kncel1nd, trustee t'r
OF Edw L Lee. et Al, ait}s' same N''''s'
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REPORT
OF the Unclaimed Deposits, Dividends and
THE CITY OF NEW YORk on the first

OF the Unclaimed Deposits, Dividends and
Interest OF GREENWICH BANK or
TUE CITY OF NEW EORK on the first
day of August. 1915, made In accordance
with the provisions OF the Banking Law.
Sections la+ and 2l9:
Alice Il. Cranield, address unknown,
July 10. 1907, SS,ol0,56. Certificate of De-
ssserc Company SO white Street. Nov.
Monro. Mills, az Lispcpard Street. Aug.
2, 1905. SOS 20.
State OF New York, county OF New York, So.
william q, Duncan President, and Her
bert Renville, Asst, Cashier, OF The Green
wich Bank OF tho city OF New York, "A
bank located and doing business In the
being duly sworn. each for himself
says that the foregoing report Is a full,
true and correct statement Of the un.
claimed deposits. dividends and interest OF
The Greenwich Bank OF the city OF New
York, made In accordance with the pro-
visions OF Sections 1874 and 2i9 Of CHAPTER
269 OF the Banking Law, as shown by the
books Of said Bank on the frst day Of Au-
eWM q. DUNCAN. President.
HERBERT RENNILLE. Asst. Cashier
Severally subscribed and sworn 10 hy
both deponents The 26th day OF August,
II. 81 RUDOLPH 4. RAKER
Notary Public OF Kings County No. a. Ger
tincate filed In New York County. No. ios.
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Before the annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Rock Island II was
known that the Phelps Dodge interests
would not make further investment In
the reorganization Of the railway until
they knew what persons would he In
control OF the system. The election OF
y. l.. Ams;cr to the board. 1t is believed,
was looked upon with d~isfavor by the
Phelps Dodge interests and Il Is believed
that the unpleasantness OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission inVestiga-
ton and report Influenced these interests
against further investment and activity
i'm the Rock Island system.
Wall street looks upon the reorganiza-
ton Of the Rock Island as one OF the
most unpleasant tasks that have con-
fronted railroad r~eorganiZers in some
years, chiefly because OF the charges
that have been made in the recent pub
licity given to the railways affairs.
Though the financial district thinks that
the Phelps-Dodge interests will remain
out OF the reorganization, it would not
be surprised II they decided TO put more
capital into the road through reorEaui-
cation in order to save part OF the
large original investment. II is believed
that the Phelps-Dodge interests do not
want the responsibility OF directing the
reorganization. but they might partici-
pate to an extent in the work II salts
fled about the character of the reorgani-
cation leaders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.



sCnANIER BROS. William, Philip ana
BENJAMIN Schanzer, composing the firm
OF schanzer Bros, manufacturers of
have made an assignment to Abraham
A. Silberberg. They have been In busi-
Bankruptcy Petitions.
,n"a,,to., man
arer y, IIS hsh1 = tntaatnhi maanm -
ThSatrn. bass hIaad q %nsii,ion in bn1yTul
rnn,ry via uahJIiui,tas ttIa1Sh ana nnnn-
,nsI assets s2t.2Io In claims. OF whign
hnvyv "a SUI ua1tuaass rhir
,.o daa,ooi ~ u .euse y, 70, ~ piyod isso
a deposit for rent Of inc theatre,
tees ~, tSn ~ ~ frs NJ ueiuus.
bciIuer who aaH, aInoJ iui, ment Tor
s7.7SS on NAV "a, 1915, for rent OF the
on a indsmeni fcr VyIoIation OF IN" Sun
day law prohibiting a"robats from
working pubIiciy on Sunday.
PANYEA %netiiion in bankrupicy has
been nled against the National sales
and supply Company. dealer in physi-
clans supplies for hospitals al . West
Twentieth. street, by these creditors:
FISH Rubber Company. sl,O39i Norwich
pharmacal Company f7s and Miller
hubber company. SSl. The company
mhde an assignment on saturday. u
was ih'orp3ra!en N June lSl4. win
osPital stock 900, ooV and had = sales
n loo mnoo Suuth hosnss tmeno hHaoiIIties
~, SSV,,yv ana aSsetr goV
NEW nphh hhtsol,I CoMiANnI,
pr.i.Ivn III oah~hruPtCy nas oeen nieu
asaihSt ahe NeW nnIk reIIotype ooih.
pgsS"g' Ineater in 'sueraS anu supp'es a.
ltors: Morris GrieT' $1,000; Louis
schneider. 1850. and Louis :. kommel
ss3O
DAVID slEGEl~A petition In hank.
rnptsy has been hled against David
S,tEeI' uealer IN luthlture az aNbl
lniru Avenue, ny the Henry hroon FUR
ma six othnr "gedt'ors ~ n,,tre' lin,
a~ggreEating $50.
FLfNToFF n MAIAT-Rohert n. Fllnton
and BENJAMIN MalHt. who composed the
firm Of Flinton n Mtlat. printers Of 33O5
Broadway. have filed a petition in bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
REI,ORT

REpORT
or the Unclaimed Deposits. Dividends and
Interest of the PACIFIC BANK. y. Y,
on the first day Of August. 1919, made in az
cordance with the provisions OF the Banking
Law, sections l3i and 30.
Phehe 4, or Julia l.. Murphy, Park
Ave. Hotel. y. V, AUG. :, 1901 s73q "a
" i, Geisse Assignee, 90 Franklin St.
n. y, Dec. IL, 1856 .......-.... 100 Is
state OF New York, County of New York. IS.
sAML G., MtRWlN, Cashier. and j. q.
LAWRENCE, Assistant Cashier. Of the
PACIFIC BANK, y. Y, n Bank, located and
doing business In the City OF New York in said
county, being duly sworn, each for himself.
says that the foregoing report Is a full. true and
correct statement OF the unclaimed deposits,
dividends and interest Of the PACIFIC BANK,
y, v. made in accordance with the provisions
OF sections ia and 2l0 OF Chapter $50 Of the
Banking Law as shown by the books of said
Bank on the first day 81 August, 1918,
j. q. LAWRENCE, Assistant Cashier.
Scverally subscribed and sworn to by both
Opponents the 4th day of September. 1918,
before me.
Iseal OF Notaryl.. J. II. MEINKE.
Notary Public, Kings Co.
Certificate filed In y. Y. Co
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In pursuance of an order OF Hon. John
2. Cohalan. one of tho Surrogates of the
County or New York. notice Is hereby
against Francis Hustace. late Of the County
OF New York. deceased, to exhibit The
same with tho vouchers therefor 10 the
subscribers. the executors. &c. OF the said
deceased. at the office OF Samuel Riker,
Jr. Number 10 Cedar street. In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. OF the City of New
York. on or before the fifteenth day OF
Dated, New York. the tenth day Of
March. 1915,
EDWARD v. Y. LANE.
GRACE NJ. LANE, Executors
SAMUEL RIkER. JR., Attorney for Ex.
%scutors. 10 Cedar Street. New York CITY
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PUBLICATION BY THE CORN EX-
CHANGE BANK OF NEW YORK, N. v, OF
the unclaimed deposits. in accordance with the
provisions or the New York state Banking
Law, Chapter 36g. Sections I34 and 2ig:
Nov 1, IoOs-Nnry A. Bos worth, IA
w. 53d 81. N, ...~,,,,,, $50. 90
Aug. "a. ISS3-F. Ospood * Co. 81
State ST. ~. 7O.1f
April ~, ~IpO6-kilen NJ, Stanley, 80
n. pad 81, N. " 63s,1 IA
Nov. 20, ISS3-F. a. Brown. assignee,
Madison Az, n, Y....,,..t... 1878
April 90 IoOA-Ijza HAHN ia3 r.,
Broadway. N. 90. Is
July IA IpOi-A n Britt. 3IO w.
iI2th St. n. 3I7.q9
July 20, Isp7-Estate OF q. III. Cjeland,
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Publication by the UNION DIME SAY.

Publication by the UNION DIME saw
OF Dormant. Accounts not previously reported
To the Banking Department. the Depositors'
names and their last known places Of Residence,
~ accordance with the provisions of the New
Andrews. Clara IT,, 20l West 3sth st, N, V. G.
Brady, Eben j., III West Gath St. N. i, G,
nrichard, Adele, 100 West goth St, y, Y. q.
Chalnn, Bruce g.. 1872 4th Avenue. ". Y. &.
Chatfeld. Florence NJ. 100 W. 10th st, NY.C.
Connolly, Katharine A. 0n trust for James
QUINN 4o4 West 4sth ST., y. Y, C.
Eagan, Annie 81 West 35th ST, n. Y.C.
Ewing. George W., 3rd lin trust, for George
Good" Joseph j'' 3os Vest soth St. N. Y. c.
G G"iiins. Ss sIa%s, ~ a E Tsst an sIts g. =, \, !, G.
Halloran. Mary A. lin trust for Daniel Hal
loran), s73 Columbus Avenue. n. Y. g.
HUTCHINSON, Cornelia. 3l4 state St. Albany.
Isclin, Henry, II West 9th st, n. Y. G.
Jossicr. Paul In trust for Paul, Rosie & Elise
Jossierl, 1871 Clinton Place. N Y. q,
kallcnberg, Julie. 40 Sth Az, N, Y, q,
Langley, Julia A., 3iI West seth ST.. N. V. G.
1870 West 10th ST., N, Y. g,
Prince. Addie. 1877 East 4ith ST.. n. Y. O..
Putnam. Edith O., l65 West 5sth ST.. N. Y. G.
Rasmussen, Augusta, 26S W. 43d st.. N. Y. q.
scofeld. Ida or Charles. "a Amsterdam Av.,
seaton. David NJ, SIS Washington Pl., N. Y. G.
shine. Maggie, l4t West 44th 81, n. Y. @.
skinner, Augusta a., s West 18th ST., N. Y. G.
"socleta Legs ilaliana d Politica Q Mutuo
Wallach, Jacob. 1901 broadway. N. Y. O.,
Wells, Edward lin trust for Bertha II. wclls).
Wolf. Michael, 2io East iiath St, N. Y, G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
Full Dr, Ticket In BrooLI,n ~.

The Prohibition party in Brooklyn
yesterday filed with the Board of Flee
tious a designating petition with a fun
ticket OF the various candidates. The
slate contains the names of these five
candidates on the Republican ticket:
Stephen Callachan for supreme Court
George Freifeld and Harry T.. Lewis
for County Court aud Lucien :. Ray
Hiss and Edgar NJ Doughty for Munich
pal Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08

HANFORD. WARREN Din pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable John T.. CohaIan.
. Surrogate of the County OF New YORK,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Warren ID. Hantord.
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers at their place OF trans,
acting business, at the once of Shelp 4
Broomell, at No. III Broadway, Manhat.
tan, n the city ~ New York. on or befors
the esrd day OF October next, Dated. New
LEON SHELF. ARTHUR +. HANFoRD,
Executors. SHELF a BROoMELL. Al.
haitian. New York City.
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S2,g5H.Sl
State 81 New York. County Of New York. SIS
Carl. o.. RASMUS, Nice-President. and
11%NiiTTEEbb sTPAeTMEssi IIsdsTTss. OF All ShS
TRUST COMPANY. a trus COMPANY 10.
Gated and doing business In the city Of
New York, In said County, being duly
sworn, each Tor himself, says that the fore
going report, to the best Of his knowledge
and belief, Is a full, true and correct
statement of the unclaimed deposits. divi-
dends and interest OF the lNITED STATES
MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
made in accordance with the provisions OF
sections 1874 and @l9 ~ Chapter 1853 Of the
Banking Law as shown by the books OF
said trust company on the first day OF
August, 1915,
Carl q. RASMUS. Vice-President.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Treasurer.
SeVeraily subscribed and sworn TO by both
Opponents the eth day OF September, 1915,
before me,
tSeal Of Notary +. NJ. wENDLE.
Notary Public Kings County. No. 20.
Commission expire March 30, 1915.
Certificate hled in New York County, No
IS Also registered In Hall of Records. No.
6lO6.
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PUBLICATION RY THE AMERICAN
SAVINGS BNNk H. West 42d street, New
York, OF depositOr Of additional Dormant
Account not previously reported. and last
known. place of residence In accordance
Win the provisions 81 the New York STATE
Banking law. section s7L ~
Gu'man. Carrie. i:s East siW St.. n. .. c.
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NOTICES.

HOUGHTON, ELEANOR An pur.
suance of an order Of Honorable John T.
"A SUR. ogate OF the County of
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Eleanor 4
lIoughtnn, late OF the County Of New York,
deceased, to present the same with vouchI
ers thereof to the subscriber, at place of
transacting business No, . Wall street, IN
the City OF New York, on or before ths
18TH day Of February next, Dated, New
York, tho 10th DAY OF August, 1915. john
s.. MONTGOMERY, Executor. mont,
A PEABODY. Attorneys for EX.
eeutor. : Wall Street. New York. y. y.
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ems. ~ to box. milk fed. 90 to ~ lbs.
Gle; IS lbs. and over. FL zee. corn fed.
20 to ~ lbs. l9c.; ~ lbs. and over, zoe.
Fowls. IL to box, so lbs. and over to
dozen, lie. 30 to % lbs, lie. Old roost-
ers. u 4 n Lac
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REPORT
OF the Unclaimed Deposits. Dividends and
Interest ~ the UNITED STATES MORT
N.NhE AND TklSr 90. ON The first day

Interest 81 the United STATE MORT
GAGE AID TRUST 60. on the FIRST day
Of August 1915, made IN accordance with
the provisions OF the Banking Law, Sec
lions l3i ami -i9:
American Automatic Lubricating
60, % Broad ST. y. y. G.. NOV. 1900.
Bonneii. George +. j.. - Cedar ST.
y. Y. C., May, l0............. s3.iI
British-Ameriodn Development Co,
Id, 10 Cedar ST.. y. y. C.. Dec.
covert cloth Co. Si7 broadway.
y. !. C., Nov, O1...-..,....... 93.ly
chittenden. J. IL. no address. Dec.
Cons. Ry a Flee. 1t 4 Eng 90. ii
Pine St, y, y. G, sept; 1903. Ji.56
y. y. g., Apr, lsoS............. 6i,9i
Ethel Copper Mining Co., seattle.
wash ARR 1901 5'4S
M, Julia ~ or g b. i65 Broad
Hi, { -. or Helen Hul Wernight.
10 broadway, y Y. c, July. 1910. 2st.s2
-. y: Juiy. i5lo...".."..|... 4S2.I3
IS y. y, 9, Apt. 1905. ,........ 1893
G.. June. 1906, ............... ?os.sO
.ey. EN-; o. Liberty ST. y. y. e.
MorP}oid. Est. cchas. 4, 10 william, iO'''-
81. y. Y. e., Apr, 1909 .......... 325.75
Nichols, Jas, Specis' 800 Brotdway,
~, !. e., Apr, 1870. ...:... .... ii1.5O
Hotel Ans.nii, y. y e.. Apr,
sc9neidsr, { Atty 2l'' 7th Ave, ,,.a,
Scott, John A., care London Assur-
anee Assn 50 william ST. y. y.
S'S%! 3. 9'' e. Ma II q i 1901 % Thomas St, s,.os
steers. l.. v, Brooklyn, y. Y. Oct.
4'O4' '''''''.''' lVl.lI
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Bronx.


GRAND Av. W :. IS n North 81. :%',l''--
VIM A Murphy TO Foster l. Htyi md.
Newbury, VI, Sept 4, due a. per homo,
atty. T-G & r Co, l7s Bwty....' 30
ELLIS AN, = =. 3O5 q Havem'yer as -N
lOS-Jean Marzean TO Henry Ma a-.,
100 Manhattan ay, sept I. yrs. n q r..
atty. Henry Maillard. 346 5th -D
NELSON AN, : W Z itith -, Joe "N.iN
lOONl9,e-Jas Brauigin ~ Aup Pr, ~,n.
mon Bossack, 1883 Washington q sep,
yr. . y c: atty, l. r a 7 Co. ~
l3sTH ST. So. 55?.o = st Ann. a. Tx
100; also l3Sth 81, u g.. J-t . ~. f..'
aN, ia 6xl00-St Iukes Roman
Ole Church 10 Emigrsut industrial -rF
Bank. 81 Chambers 81. sept J.. 9 VS.
y c: nttys. II x L J O'Ororm IN. 81
rANhslmpfrs Sd , -,
Boulevard, o.1ONl:7ll-It g Ia t.o7
Rlty Co. Inc. to County Mtg 60. o.
lyr,, p c; atty, stephen % NJ" o..
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED


(with name and address " londe- an,
If attorneys name is om.t,.i
address party OF second part.J
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on the first day Of August. 1913. made In ac-
cordancc with the provisions of the Banking
Law, Sections 1874 and 2l9;
Full name Of dcpositor
or shareholder. Last
Known residence or
post Office address Date OF Amount
o. depos!tor or share Original OF
Alois Burgs,aller. Hotel
Est. James Ferris, West
chester Ave. Bronx, Mar. 10, 1907 1al7
Est. Baptistc Forster. d6i
Eagle Ave, Bronx. Jan, II. 1909 754S
Brosdway, y y, & Dee, Is. 1905 67.7o
". Tooth st. N.Y.C July "a, 1902 II5ls
Charles Morgan. West ,
David, sharps, Trustee. in
Bankruptcy Of SnrahMon-
tieth. & Edward &. Wyck-
OH, Trustee in Rank
ruptcy for Isaac Levy,
Assignee, 81 Broadway. ~
State of New York. County Of New York. s.
THORwALD sTAlLKNECHT. Vice
President. and WALTER y. VAIL. Secretary
OF the Lawyers Title and Trust Company. a
company located and doing business in the
City Of New York in said County. being duly
sworn. each for himself says that the fore
going report is a full. true and correct state
ment Of the unclaimed deposits, dividends and
interest of the Lawyers Title and Trust Com
pany made In accordance with the provisions
OF Sections 1874 and 2i9 OF Chapter 800 OF the
Ranking Law as shown by the books OF said
Company on the first day OF August, 1913.
lSignsdl T. STALLKNECHT. Nice-Prcsident
lsignedl WALTER n. VAIL, Secretary.
seyerally subscribed and sworn to by both
deponents the 9TH day of september. 1918.
before me-.
signed MARSHALL +. MUNRoE.
seal OF NotaryJ Notary Public.
Kings County, No. lSj. Certificate nlcd In
New York County, No. 1923.
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REPORT or the UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS
Dividends and Interest uf the
LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY,

New FORK city y, Y. On the first day ot
august. 1919. made In accordance with the
provisions Of the Banking Law. Sections l54
and o1g.