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New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
About Premium Bonds

Sir Felix Schuster, speaking on the
subject Of government finance at the
meeting of the Union of London and
Smiths Bank, said the applications
for war bonds had been on an in
creasing scale during the last few
weeks. the subscriptions reaching s25,-
600 900 TO s30.00o,0 900 a week, and II
this rate could be maintained or in
creased borrowing by any other method
would not be required. As to pre-
MUM bonds, it might be of interest to
give the shareholders the best Ameri-
can opinion on the subject, obtained
from one who was now on the spot and
in the best position to judge. They
considered that in financial circles in
the United States such form Of bor-
rowing would be regarded as weaken
ing of public morale in this country
and a failure of the appeal to patriot
ism; that such bonds were usually as
sociated with countries whose credit
did not rank very high; and that such
borrowing would be regarded like a
drug that was difficult to recede from
so that any good results likely to be
obtained would be more than out
weighed by the greater harm to morale
and credit.--LOn1On Times.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
STORAGE NOTICES

TO ]. f. MILLER. \. II MINER. MISS II.
wln e. Hoag. Estate Of Mrs 8. a. MiIier.
Estate of Mrs De Witt 9. Ward or Adelaide
X Ward Sellc'l or Adelaide *. Ward Glib
Lawrence. Vida J.. Brown Mrs Ella NJ.
Hageman Mrs. l.. Fletcher, Andrew Ma
Michigan Furniture Co. VIM. II. Sullivan.
Mrs. NJ T.. Cook. Mics Maud Traux Redding,
Miss Mary Rice. Robt NJ. Durham. II. ID.
Byrnes. Mrs Ieonore Il. Hertzberg. Miss NJ.
J.. Hall. Miss NJ. Arrowsmitb. Geo. w Swain.
Peter Robinson. Lena White. Mrs. II.
Eldredge. Mrs: Sarah \. Punderford, Essex
Stuart Patton, Mrs Iayinia Lee. Mrs NJ.
Tranter Miss II. Rosenhach. Miss Catherine
Mrs. J. Held Mrs. Emma Louhet. Leo Mel
liner. Jr., T. NJ. solomon. Julius a. New
man, Assignee for NJ NirSen & Co.; William
II. Gray, Il. 5. Edwards, Mrs Florence AID
rich. George Denpam. A. finkenberg's Sons,
John Henkel You and each of you here
by notified that the time for the payment OF
scrihed having expired, after due notice there
Of had been given You, we vii Cause such
Effects and Merchandise, stored in the CO.
lumbia Storage Warehouses by you in
your name COR in which you may have
interest), 10 he he sold at public auction, ac-
cording TO the statute In such made and
provided. at nos. 80 K Sc West 6Ith ST. ON
SATURDAY. MARCH 18th. 1918. at 10 40
A. NJ. and II the sale thereof Is not
pleted on said date tho same Will lie con
tinuod at the same place on each and every
SATURDAY Thereafter, ntS4ifill5 al ~ 80 a.
NJ until the sale IS completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
wi5 WELf. SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION
oa %edassaay March 9Th. 1913. at 1890
\ 81, ana on every succeeding Wednes-
day until all IS sold. commencing at $50
,.ach day, at COOKIES AUCTION ROOMS.
20y-oi. East l25ih St. New York City
houschoid goods and personal effects FOR
unpaid storasa and other charges. az
stored by or IN the names as follows Mrs
&. Nichols. AIOnao Brennan. J. T.. Mead,
Nrs. V. Chapman. Waring, Ialvfa Johnson.
Mrs Nll. Rose Ticrn-y. Louisa Coniey,
Mrs Flore.,a Gourdine, J. l.. Taylor, Fan
nle Siin:nous. James T. Edmesd. Mrs Julia
snef;ah Edward Creighton. c. Jones.
Saunders, raul Harris, Mrs J. Duncan.
Q Mulley. Pauline Richardson, a. r. De
VOC. g. F.nnie. Mrs K. Smith. l.. p MAJ
tia, Mrs. n. Howard, Esther KONG sberg.
Mrs ". McCiou. Mrs. Hogan. Mrs. Quinn,
O g. Ballard. ATs Gascoieae. Mrs. r.
torlnlan. q. +. Stevens, Mrs. Louisa Mich
ola Rogcrs aud Rebecca Smith.
Royal. STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, NC,
l59-i5i EAST 126TH ST.,
NEW YORK CITY, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YoRK.--Dora Totenkopf and others.
Plaintiffs, against Nathaniel Rosenberg. ss
receiver etc. and others, Defendants.
In pursuance of an interiocutory Judg-
ment of partition and sale. entered In tho
above emitted action. bearing date jan
In said judgment named. viii sell at pubic
auction. at the Exchange Saiesrcor, No.
4l9 vssey K New the yoe Borough ,ss os
9Th day of March. 1918, at II o'clock noon
that day. by Joseph 2. Day, Auctioneer,
the premises directed ny said Judgment to
be gold. and therein described as follows:
~ All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situate. lying and being in the Bcr-
ough Of Manhattan, City Of New York.
bounded and described follows:
BEGJNNING III point on the northerly
side of Fiftleth Street distant westerly
three hundred and forty-eight feet ard six
Eighth Avenue and Fiftleth Street, and
running thence northerly parallel with
Eighth Avenue. part Of the way through
party wall. one hundred feet and five
inches 10 the center line OF the block;
thence westerly parallel with Fiftieth
Street nineteen feet and two and one-half
with Eighth Avenue. part OF the way
through another party wall. one hundred
feet and FIVE inches to the northerly side
of Fiftieth Street and thence easterIy
along the norther,y side of Fiftieth Street.
nineteen feet and two and one-half inches
TO the point place of beginning; said
premises lying In Block i04t on the Land
Map Of the County of New York.
Dated. New York. February sth. 1913.
EMIL GoLDMARK. referee
DULON & ROE. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
DAvlD sTEcKLER. Attorney for De-
fe1dants Julius Saiinger and others,
1875 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
The following is Il diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold: its street number is 35l
West 5Dth Street
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
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SIMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
BERNARD &AUMBURG, Plaintifr
against DONALD MANN and ROBERT n
REID. Defendants. Trial Desired in New
York Count. Summons with Notice.
TO the Above Named Defendants.
Yon hereby summoned to answer tbs
complaint IN this action, and TO serve n
copy OF your answer the Plaintiff At
torney within twenty days after the ser
vice Of this summons, exclusive of the day
Of service. and IN case OF your failure to
appear. or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
against you by oetauit. for the relief de-
manded ia the complaint
Dated May i4tn. 1917.
SCHLLSlNGEk. DAVIDSON e. uAa-
R}S. Plaintiff Attorneys, Office and
Post Ohce Address. No. 20 Broad
street. New York city
Notic--ro the nefendants:
Notice is hereby given to you that unor
your def3ult to appear. answer ths
within summons. judgment Will be takeo
against yoa FOR the sum OF $il 700 000
with interest from the 18th day OF Wsv'
SCltLEslNGtR, DAVIDSON & HAR-
RlS, pla,ntin's Attorneys. 20 Broaa
Street, New York City.
To the Defendant. Donald Mann.
Tne foregoing summons is served unon
you by publication. pursuant 10 an orser
Of the Hon. Edward J. Gavegan Just;ce
Of the Supreme Court OF the State of New
York. GATED December 18th, 1917. and
copy OF which fled with the co,n
County OF New York on the 18TH dav ~,
January. 1913, which summons was orix-
inally flied therein May 18TH 1917
Dated. January 18th. i9iS
sCHLESlNGER. DAVIDSON il HAIR
KlS. PlaintiEs 9 Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
Corr ODDITIES -
Ind IL S trials
Cotton

The cotton market showed increased
strength yesterday, with prices making
new high ground for the movement.
The feature was the continued demand
from trade sources, which appeared to
be extending into new crop months, and
October led the advance, selling up to
29.70, or Sc points net higher, and clos
ing at 1903. The general list closed
firm at net advance of SO to 81 points
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance Of IA to 22 points on the firm
Liverpool cables. Only one March notice
was ISSUED, and the strength of the
near position was Il factor at the start,
while the German political news also
seemed to revive the talk Of peace pros
pects in some quarters There was
sufficient realizing to cause reactions
of or 10 points after the CALL but the
offerings were absorbed by the buying
OF Liverpool and domestic trade inter-
csts. This demand seemed to leave the
market with very small floating sup
ply OF contracts, and prices worked up
rapidly during the afternoon on the
perslstency of the trade demand, the
bullish average of Southern spot ad-
wees and covering by recent sellers.
May advanced to Bis, the highest price
touched since last month, with the gem
eral list showing net gains of SO to 56
points in the late trading.
The Liverpool buying here was sup
posed to represent undoing of straddles
and the transferring of short hedges
against spot cotton from New York to
the English market. The latter idea
led to predictions of an increased OK
port movement, on a theory that hedges
would not be transferred until arrange
ments had been made for moving the
cotton, or until it had actually reached
the other side. Buying by domestic
trade interests was again attributed to
the strength of the goods market and
the disposition of manufacturers to
hedge raw material requirements as
fast as they made sales of goods for
forward delivery. Considerable atten-
ton was attracted by Washington ad-
vices claiming that the food admin
istration did not contemplate price fix
ing in all agricultural products, and the
news that another price regulation bill
had been introduced into the House of
representatives. did not reach the ring
until after the close. Reports of good
spot demand, including lower grades,
encouraged the advance, while there
was no change in the news regarding
new crop prospects or preparations. De-
lays in the wire service because of the
high winds probably restricted general
business, and very few orders seemed
to be reaching the ring either way from
the South. Southern spot markets as
officially reported were unchanged to 40
points hirhcr
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
IY-sPnINoFIELD TIRE co.
OIILF OF l4f y tJA J. n FE IINJ OF
STOCK BDLDERS

STOCKHOLDERS
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
os this Company VIII be held on March II.
1918, at 10 O'CLOCK noon, at this osiice OF
the Company. II Exchange Place, Jersey
City, New Jersey, for the purpose Of elect
ING Board Of Directors, receiving and
acting upon the reports of the Officers.
ratlfying and approving the acts OF the
Officers. Directors and Executive Com
mittee and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
You VIII please take further notice that
the Board OF Directors has adopted res
olution 10 amend the Certificate Of In
corporation to reduce the capital
Per Cent Cumulative First Preferred stock
to tho exteni of s24S. 900 divided into 2,fS9
shares, representing the number OF shares
which this Company has purchased for
the Sinking Fund in accordance with the
terms of the Certificate OF Incorporation.
all of which have already been duly can
cslled, and to eliminate the provision au
thori2ing Seven Per Cent Convertible Sec
ond Preferred Stock. as all OF the Seven
Stock which was issued by this Company
has been surrendered TO this Company for
conversion into Common Stock OF this
Company and the Board of Directors has
called meeting of the Stockholders to
take action tnereon, said meeting to be
held al the same time and place as the
aforesaid Annual Meeting OF Stockholders.
In accordance with the laws OF the State
OF New Jersey n stock can be voted which
Company within twenty days next preced-
ing the date Of this election.
Dated, February q. 1918.
FREDERICK a. SEAMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27

BRUSH &. CRAwFORD, ATTORNEYS ,o,
Administrators. No 80 Broad Street
City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
Liggott g. Myers Tobacco Company.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of Liggett {, Myers Tobacco Company. for
he election of Directors for the ensuing
business as may properly come before the
meeting. will be held at the Home Office
of the Company, No. IL Exchange Place,
Jersey City. \. j.. at II o'clock A. NJ, on
Monday, March II. 1913
No share OF stock be voted at this
meeting which has been transferred with
in twenty days preceding the meeting.
The transfer books of the company will
rot be closed.
E H. THURsTON. Secretary.
st. louis. Mo, Fehruary Is. 13lS.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Fouovlng Yesterdays prices. compared With
those OF year ago:
New Yorl.: Yesterday A year ago
Live steers. best
. 100 ID -, .s'I.5o @sIa.25 $3.50 @stI.4o
Dressed beef sides.
u. ....;,....,.::., .'5Ha@ .'sgs .i2H@ .is5s
100 b 1900 @ 1850 ESQ q 400
Dressed veas. city.
ID ............ "a G .28 rs a .2t
live eweS 100 ID 800 q 900 7.C0 20 900
prilns. 100 ID. 1850 a 1850 1925 cp 1875
Dressed ,,Nv mailGa 1al,, ip - g q .is @ -
Hogs loo ID. ...IacO q 1890 "a 1926
Dressed hogs. ba
Mess ssa' poa u sbl 500 5o' 2.'' ssss o'. 3 .so co
Mess vef b. .3l.co % $500 23.O0 q 1850
Lard. Middle West
Ii ........... 27.lOc a 27.2oc 1900 a 1900
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
Live Poultry

Fowls.-Young roosters, nearby, via
express, soc; stags, nearby. Via ex-
press, 25M 27c; fowls, via freight, S6c;
young roosters, via freight, 2S(d soc;
stays, via freight 25c; old roosters, via
freight, pc; turkeys. via freight. 25@
33c; ducks, via freight, 35c; geese,
Western, via freight, 35c; geese,
Southern, via freight, 30c: guineas, per
pair, via freight, zoe; live pigeons, per
pair, via freight. 4Oc.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27

IN FORECLOsURE--SUP COURT.
COUNTY OF NEW SY RK.-FRED-
MARIE CAMPBELL ct al. Defendant.
Harold Swain. Plsiutif's Attorney, ITS
Broadway. New York.
Pursuant to judgment entered February
!st, 1918, fhe undersigned will sell at pub
he auction. at the Exchange Salesroom,
No. lA-l6 Vesey Street. in the Borough of
Manhattan. City Of New York, at IL
O'Clock noon, on February 27rh. 1918, by
Arthur c. Sheridan. auctioneer. the mort
to be sold. situated IN tho Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York on the
Northerly side OF 34th Street distant TAT
feet j inches Easrerly from Eighth Ave
nue.. being % feet II inches IN front and
rear by 9S feet inches on each side, said
SIDE lines being parallel with Eighth Ave
nue.. said premises being more particularly
described in instrument recorded in tho
Office OF the Register Of tho County Of
New York on August Sth. 1911. in Block
series OF mortgages, section 3. Liber els.
page 447.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
Stocks
IBy The Associated PreSsl

Wall Streets inability to draw any
very definite conclusions from the
.atest utterances of the German Chan
cellor probably accounted for the un-
certain trend of stocks during the
carly part of yesterdays trading.
This feeling was thrown off later,
however, representative rails, ship
rings and industrials making substan-
tial gains in the last hour and impart-
ing additional strength to various spe.
eialtcs.
Pools enlivened the session by
sporadic activity in speculative issues.
baldwin Locomotive made up the
greater part of its recent abrupt de-
cline, gaining over points. American
Sumatra Tobacco also advanced almost
s points, with another rout of the
shorts.
Included among the other Q to
point gains were Texas Company, Ma
Iine preferred. Atlantic Gulf, Indus
trial Alcohol, American Locomotive,
Westinghouse, Pacific Mall, Hide and
Leather preferred and Loose Wiles
common and preferred.
United States Steel guided the sea-
soned industrials, advancing 2ss
points, aud Pacifcs were strongest of
the rails, Canadian Pacific gaining 8
points, with to . points for prom-
ncnt coalers.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
UNITED STATES CAST IRON PIPE AND
FOUNDRY COMPANY

New Work, November 5tf. 1911
The Executive Committee by authority
OF the Board of Directors OF this Company
This day declared dividend Of Five Per
Cent. t5@o) on the Preferred Stock Of this
company out of the earnings for the fiscal
year ending December 3lst, 1917, payable
ono and one-quarter Per Cent Gl4%D
quarterly the first quarterly dividend 10
hs paid March 15th, 1918. to stockholder,
or record March LIST, 1919
B. +. HAUGHTON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
> u S t e n a n c e
Cereals

Corn. - Trading operations in the
corn market were very quiet, owing
partly to interrupted private wire COM
nunications with the West and also on
account of disposition on the part
of traders to await Developments. AS
far as contracts were concerned, price
changes were very narrow, and final
quotations were net unchanged. The
cash position was comparatively firm,
with only moderate alterations. Re-
ceipts at primary points were again
liberal, exceeding last weeks move
ment by $40 900 bushels for the day.
Weather conditions were favorable for
railroad operation. and, with the spe-
cia efforts being eXerted to get corn
to market, continuation of the big
receipts is expected. Offers are being
rapidly absorbed, however, aud at the
present time the efforts on the part Of
the food administration are being di-
rected particularly toward getting corn
moved and dried for export. The do
mcstic trade is still waiting, and do
mestic consumers are sore III need Of
supplies. Many of the big -four mills
ing substitutes for wheat flour, and
;,
corn Eastern feeders are short of
supplies, and it is still very evident
that there are many holes yet to be
filled before an accumulation of sup
plies can be hoped for. In the local
cash market prices were steady; kiln
dried No. 2 yellow. quoted at S2.0Sl2;
No. 3 yellow, Sl.SS12; No white,
50 25 u, cost and freight, New York;
Argentine corn, S2.2l, t. o. b. cars.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Corn. No. yellow s1.ass $780, s1.2o
Chicago
Hss:' ass ...:..:: - ':25. '25. 1:a54 ':a55s .oo,.
Wheat Receipts of wheat at West
crn points were small, and it has not
yet developed whether or not the move
ment from the farms viii be larger as
a result of the fixing of the price for
the next cron, The weather was COM
paratively mild over practically the en-
tire wheat belt, and within a short
time the wheat in the Southwest will
begin to take on new growth, when it
will be possible to arrive at fairly
definite conclusion as to how it has
passed the winter.
Oats.-An easier tone prevailed in
the oats market, and final quotations
werc i2c net lower. Outside interest
was again small and. despite the pre-
vailing belief that the technical posi-
ton had been strengthened by recent
iquidations, there was an absence of
demand, and prices were easily infu-
enced by moderate selling The cash
situation in the West was slightly
easier, although there were said to be
very heavy contracts to be filled. both
for Eastern domestic account and for
export Receipts at primary points
were liberal. The trade as a rule was
disposed to take hullish view of the
cash position, as it is the general i'm
preston that oats Will continue to be
wanted about as fast as it arrives al
lhe terminals, The local cash market
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New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
ISTERBOROUGH CONSOLIDATED
CORPORATJON.

~. NotIVt OF Payment OF Dividend
he board OF Directors OF the INTERIOR
oush 'a Consolidated Corporation at a meet
dividend OF ls49o on tho Preferred cd i;uS St@ck "
payseie az the Office OF the Corporation
p Apr,, 100 as, hr1saway isis New York clty on
Nth. 1918 on -Narch
s. Fl. NJ FISHER. Secretary
New York. Feb. 2s 1918.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27

One of the important inventions
which has been brought out by the
present revival in shipbuilding is a
pneumatic calking machine that elimi-
mates hand work in filling the cracks
and seams of wooden vessels hull
and decks with tarred oakum. The new
machine is provided with metal
finger that feeds the packing into tho
crack at the proper speed--Popular
NJ + ', ;~- Ntc
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
lndustrials

Sales Open. High. Low Close
$50 *do pf .... 80 So so 62'
1000 BRA Tob coup. 17Ea Nv. IVA IVA
5000 Chevrolet M .123 1923 115 121E
30 Settles S old 2O1 2O2 200 200
1900 @Cuprtc Sulphur 134 IA 1aM 1sa
500 Curtiss Aero . 81 37K 1851 3oaT
5000 Electric Cum. "a n = W.
$40 Emerson phon S1s 31a 33% 375
30 Holly Sugar c.. 40 90 40 40
700 Hurlbert Mot =. 19 20 1S 20
100 Int Trad Corp. "a "a % 81
50+S S krcsge 80. 78 70 79 79'
$50 Mnrconi of AM 81, 81, 3H 3H
1000 *Maxim Mum. 81 X So il
500 Peerless T&MC 18 1S wv t-H
$500 Smith NJ T. 1aa ia 13Z 171
200 'Standard Mot. II 1914 II 12lp
800 Subm Boat t c 1924 1894 12I, 1884
1000 Tri Film c.. Il Il "a a.
5000 *United Motors 27aa 275a 265o 27
GAS Un Profit Shar 81 So u Va
1900 u S Steamship 5Ia 5Io
500 *Victory Gun. =. IA Va VA ~
2Q00 *W-M Aircraft ela ga SiI az
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
- Active Securities -:-
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
otoek Exchange Tuesday amounted to
s''o'e'oo0, against S3.72S,0OO Monday
sa'Ssl,O00 week ago and ss,549, 600 n
year ago. From January l to date.
slea.l96,oc0, against $195,9I9,O0O in
1917.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

Coupons from these bonds. payable by
their terms on March !. 1918, at the Office
or agency OF the Company New York or
In Boston. Will be paid in New York by
the Bankers Trust Company. l6 Wall
Street.
G. ID. MILNE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

III Broadway, New York. Feb. 26, 1913.
For the purposes of the annual meeting.
which will be held at the Company s
ofce. In Chicago, Illinois. Tuesday.
April 0, 1918, at 100 o'clock a. m, the
stock transfer books will be closed Sat
urday. March 9, 1918. at the close Of bust
ness on that day. and reopened on Wednes-
day, April 10, 1918.
JOHN D. CALDWELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVl
Sion, First judicial Department.

IN THE MATTER or THE APPLICA-
TION of The City OF New York pursuant
to the provisions OF Chapter 276 of the
Laws Of 1910. for subsequent determina-
ton of the amount of Indebtedness in
CURED by said City prior to the first day
of January, 1910. for the Manhattan and
The Bronx Rapid Transit Railroad, which
may be excluded In asccrtaining the power
pursuant to the provisions of Section Ten
Of Article Eight of the Constitution.
Pursuant to statutory requirement and
the order of the Appellate Division OF the
Supreme Court in the First judicial De
partment. duly filed with the petition in
the above entitled proceeding in the office
OF the Clerk OF said Court ON the ttfth day
that an application Will be made to tho
Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
IN the First Judicial Department al the
Court House of said Court, corner of 25th
street and Madison Avenue In the Bor-
ough of Manhattan. City Of New York
ON the sth day of March. 1918. at 1890
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. or
as soon thereafter as counsel can he heard
for a determtna tion of the amount of in
debtedness incurred by Tie City Of New
York prior TO the first day OF January
Rapid Transit Railroad. which may be ex-
cluded in ascertaining the power Of said
city to become otherwise indebted pur-
euant to tho provisions OF Section Ten OF
state OF New York
Dated. New York February 10, 1918.
TIE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND AP-
TqRTi90MENT Tt,fy 9oNT IT, OF IoI1 TIE CITY OF
Mayor; CHARLES l.. CRAIG, Comp
troll.r; ALFRED +. SMITH. President
Of the Board Of Aldermen.
WILLIAM l. BURR, Corporation Coun-
nicipal Building. Borough Of Manhat-
tan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Convertible Four and One-l,alf Per Cent
Gold Bonds

Coupons from these bonds, payable by
their terms on March !. 1913. at the office
or agency OF tho Company in New York or
Boston, Will be paid In New York bv
the Bankers Trust Company. I6 Wall
street.
G. d. MINE Trnasnrar
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
Centre-line OF Block.
l4T Il"
q
West 81 Street.
d IL. 1...

Street No c5o West 34th Street
Free and clear of all encumbrances ex-
cept that said premises are to be sold sub
)ect to mortgage given TO secure the sum
Of s25. 900, with accrued interest thereon,
PRIOR lien on said premises
Approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt, costs and allowances. S9,IS46S;
taxes. assessments and water rates,
s1.SOo0o.
Dated. New York February 5th. 1918
WILLIAM :. BENNEr. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-27
FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING co

,,,e quarterly dividend OF One and Thpee.
st"r,t y, fer Cent. q 4 fs) on the Common
asee. payabie March 18th. to stockbaIdnnr o 1n,s
stn reuSfd 1a,s az the close Of business March
'r"N" y SMITH Treas,irsr