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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE THXJESDAYi JANUABY 7. 1897. 14 CORPORATION NOTICJ93. TRUST COMPANIES. LEGAL NOTICES.

INSURANCE. GOVERNMENT BONDS. 10:30 A. P. THE BROOKLYN EAGLE taa.

as sec jsin. ashwl TLB. 2s res: 05K 4S.1S06, reg 110M Ill 4s, waft. reg. new 120K 1926, oon.

new 12 OH 6s, 1904 114 6s, 1904 Ill Currency fls. 102K Currenoy6s. 105 Cherokee 4, 1006 Cherokee 4s, ltfiM Cherokee 4s, 102M Cherokee 4s. 103X 06K 111 110 111 112 111 133 120K If OH lmiH S0W ISO li'OH 114W 114 114H 114 114 114X MINING QUOTATIONS. The following shows the quotations for principal mining shares to day: the Bid.

American Flae .02 Alice 30 Arrsntum J'fc. .41) Anaoonaa. 88 Alano .04 A damn Con in Ask. I BM. Ask.

Homestake. Iron Silver '40 Isabella 42 Jnlla Con K'gston JtPom. .25 .08 Leadville .01) Little .10 Mexican 40 Aspen M. 3.. .25 Belcher SO Best 4c Belcher .52 goalo 80 Bnlwer 38 Breece 14 Brans wick Con .17 Belmont OS Caledonia B.H.

Cripple O'k Con Monltoc. .15 Mt. Rose .20 .14 .65 Mollie Gibson, Cntario Onhir .90 .20 .48 .14 Plymouth Phoenix Ariz Potosi Portland. unojiar .05 Chrysolite 60 Con. Cat.

A Va.I ou Comstock T. Co Stock .03 Bonds .03 Sorlp 03 Eureka con .15 FatherDeSmee .15 I'ornna 6.00 Gould Curry. J2o Gold .80 .95 .10 1.25 1.00 Savage 25 Sierra Nevada .43 Standard 1.20 .55 5.25 Silver Cord. .05 .50 .43 .28 .07 .30 Small Union Con Work Yello Jacket .12 .10 .12 20 .06 FOR Larger, Better, More Comprehensive, AND MORE VALUABLE Than Any Previous Issue. A complete Guide to the entire GREATER NEW YORK jand all LONG ISLAND.

A Book absolutely Without Field. LONDON QUOTATIONS. To day Yesterdav Clos N.Y. Clos N.Y. lng.

equlv. inc. equlT. Consols, Ill 11 10 1119 16 Consols, account, 13 16 Atchison US6 14H 149s 14k Atchison pfd 24fcj 23 24" fVA Canadian Pacific oUJi 56J4 58M 56J Ches. fcOnio 17a 17 16JS Denv.lt Rio G.pfd.

42jtf 41M 43 iVA Erie 159s 15 15H 15 Erie 1st pfd 3o 34H 35,. 34 Illinois 95 92 r5 92W Louis, 50 4SH 60J6 4UH Lake Shore 167 153 167 153 Mexican ordinary 244 23' 2. 31 23J Mexican 4' b8 67 ()' Kan. it 14 lfild 18i N.Y. Central 96M S3 t'4K Nor.

Paciflc V.4$i i35i S2M Norf. W. 17 Viii 17 Out. 15Ji 15 15r 14M HbH 52 bSli 6Z Reading 14 27'4 137a 2SM St. Janl com Tea 74k Tflsg 74 Southern Wf, 99 0 Southern Ry pfd.

27 26M 27M 2H Union Pac 96 8 10 OK Wabash pfd i6f 16tf 16Js' 16 MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS. Quotations of miscellaneous products on tho New York produce exchange at noon were at follows Flour was dull but steady. Sates were 2,000 packages to noon. Quotations were: Cltv mills patents, city mills, Minnesota patents, J.63a4.85: Minnesota bakers', winter patentB, winter straights, 4.80; winter extras, J2.75a3.05: winter low grades. 52.75a3.05.

Rye flour was quiet, with superfine, J2.75a2.95: fancy, Beef was steady, with extra mess, packet, JSa9.50 Pork was quiet, with mess, S8.25a8.75; family, short clear. Lard was dull, with prime Weatern steaom, 4.07c nominal. Butter was steady. Quotations were 10al5c for state dairy, 20c for Elgin, Sal4c for factory, ISalDo for state creamery. 13a20c for Western creamery, 13alCc for imitation creamery.

Receipts were 3,075 packages. Eggs were quiet. Quotations were 19a21c for state and Pennsylvania; Western, 14al8c. Receipts were 4, 485 packages. Cheese was quiet, with state, large, 7allc; small, Part skims, 4a8c; full skims; 24a3o.

Receipts were 3.021 packages. Raw sugars are ilrm with fair refining 2 13 lGo centrifugals 96 test 3 3 16. Refined market steady; crushed, 5c; powdered, ic; granulated. Petroleum was dull with refined, all ports, 6.15a6.20c. Spirits of turpentine firm, 27l4a28Wc Molasses, quiet; New Orleans, 24a34c.

Rice firm; domestic, 3a6c; Japan, 4l4a4c. Rosin steady; strained, common to good, 1.73. Tallow was firm; city, 3a3Hc country, 3a3c. Hops steady: state, common to choice, 1893 crop, 3a7c; 1896 crop, 8al3c; Pacific coast, 1895 crop, 3a7c; 1836 crop, 9al3c. Lead strong; bullion price, 2.90c; escliange price, Potatoes steady; Long Island, 51.25al.50; sweets, Jersey, New York, Slal.23.

Hides firm; Buenos Ayres, 20 nominal; Texas dry, 21a25 9c; California dry, 21a25 15c: Galveston dry, 20a25 12al3c. Barley steady; Western. c. i. f.

Barley malt nominal Western, 50a55. No other Almanac carries one hundredth part as much information about the interests local to New York and Brooklyn. Over 500 pages of statistical information, prepared especially for Eagle Almanac. A series of Maps which are alone worth more than the price of the book. So great was the Demand for the Eagle Almanac of 1896 that the feupply was exhausted over four months ago.

Back copies of the Almanac Series have sold as high as $2 a copy. The First Edition of the Almanac for 1897 has already been sold. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT MARIA LOU isa Cheesman, as executrix, and Timothy Matlack Cheesman, as executor of the last will and testament of Timothy Matlnck Cheesman. deceased, plaintiffs, against Joseph Oilman, Daniel Gilman, Mary A. Oilman, Charles E.

Real, Daniel B. Real. "William C. Real. George A.

Real and Jennie Real, his wife: Frederick E. Real, Joseph P. Real. Emily D. Getohell, Sarah E.

Glidden. Lucy C. Simons, David T. Simons and "Mary" Simons (fictitiously designated "Mary," as her true Christian name is unknown to plaintiffs), his wife; Mary E. Sargent, Eliza Lambert, Eliza M.

Owen, Harriet F. Sargent, Elizabeth Burns. Abby Weswell, Edith M. Lalions, Lilian J. Calllghan, Clarence Sargent.

Ernest Sargent, the People of the State New York, Hubert G. Taylor, as Treasurer oC the County of Kings; William B. Davenport, as Public Administrator of the County of Kings, and all other persons unknown to plaintiffs and herein described as creditors and heirs at law of Eliza A. Wilson, deceased, and the heirs of such as have died, and the respective wives and husbands of any of such heirs; the heirs at law and the administrators, executors, trustees, devisees and beneficiaries named in any will of any such heirs as may have died, and the several wives, husbands and creditors of any of such devisees and beneficiaries; and all wives, husbands, legal and personal representatives, creditors and assignees of any of the heirs at law of said Eliza A. Wilson, deceased; and any and all persons whomsoever in any manner Interested in the real estate of which Eliza A.

Wilson died seized, described in the complaint, or any part thereof, all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs, except as above set forth, defendants. Amended summons. Plaintiffs designate the County of Kings as tho place of trial To the above named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs' attorneys within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear or answer Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated November 20th, 1896. WHITEHEAD.

DEXTER OSBORN. Plaintiffs" Attorneys. Office and Post Office address, 71 Wall street. New York. To the above named defendants: Joseph Gilman, Daniel N.

Gilman, Mary A Gilman, Charles E. Real, Daniel B. Real. William C. Real.

George A Real and Jennie Real, his wife; Frederick E. Real, Joseph F. Real, Emily D. Getchell. Sarah E.

Glidden, Lucy C. Simons, David T. Simons and "Mary" Simons (fictitiously designated "Mary," as her true Christian name is unknown to plaintiffs). hl3 wife: Mary E. Sargent, Eliza Lambert, Eliza M.

Owen, Harriet F. Sargent. Elizabeth Burns, Abby Woswell. Edith M. Latlons, Lilian J.

Calllghan, Clarence Sargent, Ernest Sargent and all other persons unknown to plaintiffs and herein described as creditors and heirs at law of Eliza A. Wilson, deceased, and the heirs of such as have died, and the respective wives and husbands of any of such heirs: the heirs at law and the administrators, executors, trustees, devisees and beneficiaries named in any will of any such heirs as may have died, and the several wives, husbands and creditors of any of such devisees and beneficiaries; and all wives, husbands, legal and personal representatives, creditors and assignees of any of the heirs at law of said Eliza A. Wilson, deceased; and any and all persons whomsoever in any manner interested In the real estate of which Eliza A. Wilson died seized, described in the complaint, or any part thereof, al of whom are unknown to plaintiffs, except as above set forth. The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon.

Augustus Van Wyck, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 3d day of December, 1896, and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings at his office in the County Court House, In the City of Brooklyn. No personal claim Is made against any of the defendants. Dated December Sth, 1896. WHITEHEAD, DEXTER Sc. OSBORN, Plaintiffs' Attorneys.

No. 71 Wall street. New York City. dlO 6w Th COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY WALTER D.

Davles. as executor of the last will and testament of Henry J. Davles, deceased, plaintiff, against Georgianna U. Downing and others, defendants. Action No.

1 In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action dated the 2Sth day of December. 1S96, I hereby give notice that aB referee, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Jacob Cole. Auctioneer, at the Real Estate Exchange Salesroom, No. 139 Montague street, in the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the twen'ty seeondday of January, 1S97, at twelve o'clock r.oon, the land and premises in said Judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All those two certain lots of land situate In the Twenty sixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, known as lots numbers 2 (two) and 3 (three) on a certain map recorded with a deed from William A. Hinman and wife to Charles H.

Raymond in Liber 1.135 of Conveyances, at page 207, in Klng3 County Register's office, and which taken together are bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point in the northwesterly line of East New York avenue, distant southwesterly along the line of East New York avenue fifty (50) feet from Sackman street, and running thence northwesterly along a line drawn at right angles to East New Yoik avenue thirty two (32) feet nd eight (8) inches more or less to a point where said line would be Intersected by another line drawn at right angles to Dean street, from a point in the southerly line thereof, distant fifty nine (59) feet and eight (8) Inches westerly from Sack man street; thence northerly along said line at right angles to Dean street thirty two (32) feet and eight (8) incheB more or less to the southerly line of Dean street; thence westerly along Dean street forty (40) feet; thence southerly along a line at right angles to Dean street forty four (44) feet and ten (10) inches more or less to a point where said line would be intersected by a line drawn at right angles to East New York avenue from a point in the northwesterly line thereof distant ninety (90) feet southwesterly from Sack man street: thence southeasterly along said last mentioned line at right angles to East New York avenue forty four (44) feet and ten (10) inches more or less to the northwesterly line of East New York avenue; thence northeasterly along East New York avenue forty (40) feet to the paint or place of beginning. Dated December 31, 1S96. GEORGE BRUSH, Referee. Smith, Griffin Buxton. Plaintiffs Attorneys.

1G Cou': Brooklyn, N. Y. 131 Sv COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY WALTER D. Davies, as executor of the last will and testament of Henry J.

Davles, deceased, plaintiff, against Georgianna U. Downing and others, defendants. Action No. 2 In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered In the above entitled action dated the 2Sth day of December, 1896. I hereby give notice that as referee, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Jacob Cole, auctioneer, at the Real Estate Exchange Salesroom, No.

189 Montague street. In the Ci'ty of Brooklyn, County of Kings, cm the twenty second day of Januarj 1897, at twelve o'clock noon, the land and premises in said Judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All those two certain lots of land, situate in tho Twenty sixth Ward of the City of lirooklyn, known as lots numbers (4) four and (5) five on a certain map recorded with a deed from William A. Hinman and wife to Charles H. Raymond In Liber 1.135 of Conveyances, at page 207, in Kings County Register's office, and which, taken together, are bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point in the northwesterly line of East New York avenue distant southwesterly along the line of East New York avenue ninety (90) feet from Sackmnn street, and running thence northwesterly along a line drawn at right angles to East New York avenue forty four (44) feet and ten (10) inches more or less to a point where said line would be intersected by another line drawn at right angles to Dean street, from a point in the southerly line thereof distant ninety nine (99) feet and eight (S) inches westerly from Sackman street; thence northerly along said line at right angles to Dean street forty four (44) feet and ten (10) inches more or less to the southerly line of Dean street; thence westerly along Dean street forty (40) feet; thence southerly along a line at right angles to Dean street fifty seven (57) feet more or less to point where said line would be intersected by a line drawn at right angles to East New York avenue from a point In the northwesterly line thereof distant one hundred and thirty (130) feet southwesterly from Sackman street; thence southeasterly along said last mentioned line at right angles to East New York avenue fifty seven (07) feet more or less to the northwesterly line of East New York avenue; thence northeasterly along East New York avenue forty (40) feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated December 31, 1S96.

GEORGE BRUSH. Referee. Smith. Griffin Buxton. Plaintiff's Attorneys, 16 Court street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. d31 3w SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY ACTION for annulment of marriage contract. Place of trial desired in the County of Kings Ella V. Toole, plaintiff, against Henry Toole, defendant SummonsTo the above 1 anted defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the dav of service; and In case of your failure to appear, or answer, judgment will be taken against you' by default for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated December 4.

1S96. CHAS. E. DAVISON. Plaintiff's Attorney.

Office and Post Office address, No. 23 Park row. New York City, N. Y. To Henry Toole, the defendant above named: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon.

W. J. Osborne, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 9th dav of December, 1896, and filed in the otflee of the Clerk of the County of Kings at Brooklyn. New York State. CHAS.

E. DAVISON, d3l Cw Th Flit's Atty, 23 Park row, N. Y. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY MARY A. McGoldrick.

plaintiff, against Edwin V. Brand and others, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure und sale, made and entered in the above entitled action, dated the twenty second day of December, 1S96, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, at the salesrooms. No. 9 Wllloughby street, In the City of Brooklyn.

County of Kings, on the 21st day of January, 1S97, at twelve o'clock, noon, the land and premises in said Judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the building thereon situate, lying and being In the Twenty fifth Ward of tho City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point on the easterly line of Rockaway avenue distant one hundred and seventy four feet and seven Inches northerly from the northerly line of Atlantic avenue; running thence easterly parallel with Atlantic avenue ninety seven feet and six Inches; thence northerly sixteen feet: thence westerly ninety seven feet and six inches, and thence southerly along the easterly line of Rockaway avenue sixteen feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, December 22, 1S9G. JOSEPH W. CARROLL. Referee.

M. F. McGoldrick, Plaintiff's Attorney. 156 Broadway, New York. d28 3w SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IN" PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hun. George B. Abbott. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against ELIAS A. HUBBARD, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting business, at the office of Edward J.

Bergen. Room number in the Hall of Records, in the City of Brooklyn, on or before the 10th day of July next. Dated January 0, 1S97. EDWARD J. BERGEN.

1 TIMOTHV I. HUBBARD, Executors. JACOB REMSEN, j. iT Cm Th GET YOUR PRINTING DONE EAGLE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS, MUNICI pal Department Building, Brooklyn, January.

7, 1837 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Wednesday, January 20, at 12 for the following purpose: FOR GRADING AND PAVING Thames street, from Bogart street to Morgan avenue, with cobblestones. Amount of deposit, $90; amount of surety, $900. Proposal must be accompanied by a deposit in money or by a certified check in the same amount payable to the order of the Commissioner of City Works, in the sum above specified for such improvement. Such check or amount of money to he returned to the bidder in case his bid Is rejected. Plans and specifications may be seen and form of proposal can be procured on application at the department 01 i i.iy norm.

Proposals must be accompanied by an undertaking In writing, with two sureties, each of whom shall qualify as to his responsibility in the sum above mentioned and who shall be owners of real estate In the City of Brooklyn, In their own right, in the amount of each surety, and shall have held the same for at least one year prior to the time of becoming such surety, that if the contract be awarded to the party or parties proposing, they will become bound as his or their surety for Its faithful performance. Proposal to be Indorsed "To the Commissioner of City Works" (specifying work). The said proposal will be publicly opened and announced on the 20th day of January, 1897, at the hour of 12 o'clock provided that the Commissioner of City Works or his regularly appointed deputy Is present. In case of the absence of both, then on the first day thereafter when either is present. THEODORE B.

WILLIS, Commissioner of City Works. Attest: R. M. Whiting, Secretary. JaT lOt CORPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS HERE by given to all persons to be affected thereby that the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn has declared by resolution its Intention to OPEN Ninety first street, from Third avenue to Fifth avenue, as It appears upon the Commissioner's map of the city, and has by resolution fixed the district of assessment for Buch improvement, and beyond which it shall not extend, to wit: Along the line of the proposed opening in width one half (M of the block on each side thereof, and that the said Common Council will proceed under the said resolutions at a meeting thereof, to be held on the Sth day of February, 1897, or as soon thereafter as the public business will allow.

Remonstrances (If any) against the said improvement must be filed with the Clerk of the Common Council (or otherwise presented to the Common Council) on or before the said day. Dated Brooklyn, January 7, 1S97. THEODORE B. WILLIS. Commissioner of City Works.

Attest: R. M. Whiting. Secretary. Ja7 14t DIVIDENDS.

THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK. Brooklyn, N. December 36, 1896. Interest at the rate of FOUR PER CENT, per annum, will be credited to depositors with this bank, January 1 next, on all sums entitled thereto (payable on and after 20th BRYAN H. SMITH, President.

FELIX E. FLANDREAU, Cashier. TAKE NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders of the UNION LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY for the election of five directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting, will ke held at the office of the company, P.oom 43, No. 186 Remsen street, in the City cf Brooklyn, cn the 14th day of JANUARY, 1S97, at 12 o'clock oon. Transfer ljotks will close on the day of January, 1S97, and will open on the 39th day of January, 1S97.

Called by order of the board of dlr tors. Dated, December 1896. d31 2tTh FREDERICK JSV.ROWE, Secretary. BUSHWICK SAVINGS BANK. CORNER OF Grand st and Graham av, Brooklyn Interest for the six months enalng December 31, 1896, as usual, at the rate of FOUR PER CENT, per an num on sums of $1,000 and under, and at the rate of THREE PER CENT, per annum on the excess thereof to $3,000, payable on and after January 11.

1897. Money deposited before January 10 will draw lirterest from the 1st. JOSEPH LIEBMANN, President. JOHN DAVIES, Cashier. C.

T. Burrows. Secretary. d29 9toSu GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK. KINGS 375 379 Fulton st and 851 356 Adams st.

In accordance with the by laws the Trustees have declared a dividend at the rate of FOUR PER CENT, per annum cn sums of $3 to $1,000 and THREE PER CENT, per annum on the excess of $1,000 up to $3,000. payable on or after January 19, 1897. Deposits made on or before January 1897, will draw interest from January 1. 1897. F.

A. SCHROEDEB, President. JULIUS LEHRENKRAUSS. Treasurer. F.

KOCH. Secretary. SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS 'INSTITUTION. J60 and 162 Atlantic av The trustees have ordered that a dividend be paid to depositors for the six months ending December 31. 1896.

at the rate of FOUR PER CENT, per annum on all accounts entitled thereto, not exceeding $3,000, payable on and after January 18, 1897. Deposits made on or before January 10, 1897, begin interest from January 1. ALEXANDER B. ORR, President. Henry S.

Anderson, Treasurer. (126 12t oSu THE CITY SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN corner of Flatbush and Fourth avs, has declared a semi annual interest dividend on all deposits from $5 to $3,000 entitled thereto at the rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT, per annum, payable on and after January 15, 1897. Money deposited on or before January 10, draws interest from January 1. REMSEN RUSHMORE. President.

Edward J. Connette. Secretary. 2 lOt THE ANNUAL MEETING' OF THE MEM be rs of the BROOKLYN CENTRAL DISPENSARY for the election of seventeen directors will be held at the Dispensary, 29 Third av, on MONDAY EVENING, January 11, at 7:30 o'clock. W.

J. GELSTON, Secretary. ELECTION NOTICES. HAMILTON TRUST COMPANY, 191 MONTAGUE ST, Brooklyn, December 30, 1893. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this company for the election of nine trustees and three Inspectors of election will bo held at company's banking rooms on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 131 1897.

Polls open from 12 M. to 1 p. M. JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary.

KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY. 342, 344. 346 Fulton st. Brooklyn. N.

December 31, 1896 The annual meeting of the stockholders of this company will be held at Its office on WEDNESDAY, January 13. 1887, between the hours of 12 M. and 1 P. for the purpose of electing trustees to fill the places of those whose terms expire on January 21, 1897, and also for the election of three Inspectors of the next succeeding election. d31 lOt HERMON MORRIS, Secretary.

THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY, 172 MON tague st. Brooklyn, N. December 31, 1896 The annual meeting of the stockholders of this company for the election of trustees to fill the places of those whose terms expire, and for the election of Inspectors of the next succeeding election, will be held at its offlce on WEDNESDAY. January 13, 1897, between the hours of 12 M. and 1 P.

M. EDWARD JOHNSON. Secretary. d31 Ja2 4 5 7 8 9 11 12 lOt FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY, MONTAGUE street, corner of Clinton, Brooklyn, N. December 31, 1896 The annual election of six trustees of this company, to fill vacancies of those whose terms of olilce expire and for three inspectors of the next annual election will be held at the office of the Company on WEDNESDAY, January 13, 1S97, between the hours of 32 M.

and 1 P. M. de31 lOtoSu JAS. R. COWING.

Secretary. OFFICE OF THE KINGS COUNTY ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY, No. 540 Franklin av. Brooklyn, N. December 30, 1S9G The annual meeting of the stockholders of this company for the election of directors and of Inspectors of election and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting will be held at this office on WEDNESDAY, January IS, 1897, between the hours of noon and 1 P.

M. tnzttsnx j. nupi.v3u,, secretary. KINGS COUNTY BANK. BROOKLYN.

N. January 2, 1S97 The annual meeting of the stockholders for the election of directors for the ensuing year and also for the election of inspectors for the next annual election will be held at the banking house. 12 Court st. on TUESDAY, January 12, 1897. between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock A.

M. H. B. AUTEN, Cashier. THE NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE COMPANY, 1G Smith street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. Dividend No. 53 A regular quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE HALF PER CENT, and an extra dividend of ONE PER CENT, have been declared on the capital stock of this company, payable January 15, 1897, to stockholders of record at the close of business January 5, 1897. HENRY SANGER SNOW. Treasurer.

BEDFORD BANK, BROOKLYN, N. DE cember 29, 1S96 The annual meeting of stockholders of this Bank for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the election of inspectors for the next annual election will be held at the banking house, Bedford avenue, corner Halsey street, on WEDNESDAY, January 13. 1897. Polls open from 9 to 10 A. M.

de29 lOt HOWARD M. SMITH. Cashier. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS of the corporation of the BROOKLYN INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES will be held on MONDAY, January 11. In the Trustees' Room of the Art Building.

174 Montague st. at 5 P. for the purpose of electing ten trustees for a term of five years, beginning on May 1, 1897. A. AUGUSTUS HEALY.

President WILLIAM H. MAXWELL, Secretary. ja2 lot NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN nual meeting of the stockholders of the BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC for the election of five directors and the transaction of such other business as may be brought before them will me held In the directors' room of the Academy of Music on MONDAY EVENING, January 18, 1897. at half past eight o'clock SIMEON B. CHITTENDEN.

Ja4 7 11 14 IS at Secretary. THE NASSAU TRUST COMPANY. NO. 101 Broadway, Brooklyn The annual election for trustees of this company and Inspectors of the xt annual election will be held at the office of the company on ivnr. iii ury 10, issi7, between the hours of 2 and '4 o'clock P.

M. ja 0 i2t O. F. RICHARDSON, Secretary. THE LONG ISLAND LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY The annual election for five (S) trustees in place of those whose terms expire, and for three inspectors of election, be held at the i office of the company, io, montague street, i Brooklyn.

N. on MONDAY, January 18, 1897, Ja4 12t FRED'K T. ALDRIDGE. Secretary. THE BROOKLYN BANK.

BROOKLYN. N. Y. December 30, 189G The annual election for directors and Inspectors of election of this bank will be held at the banking rooms on TUESDAY, January 12, 1897, between the hours of 12 M. and 1 P.

M. CO 121 THOS. M. HALSEY, Cashier, THE LAWTEES' TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY of New Capital Surplus Jan. 1, 1896..

Total Losses since organization 810,686.48 Examines and insures titles to real estate, the assured selecting his own counsel, if he desires. Defends at its own expense any suit brought against a title guaranteed by it. Pays any claim established against the property not exceeding the amount of its policy, and, in addition, ail costs of litigation. Compels an objecting purchaser to complete his contract to buy; or, ff defeated in the attempt to do so, either pays the damages or takes the property off Its policy holder's hands. DIRECTORS: EDWIN COGGESHALL, WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, WILLIAM P.

DIXON, JOHN DUER. HENRY K. HOWLAND. 1. FREDERIC KERNOCHAN.

JOHN T. LOCKMAN, J. LAWRENCE MAROBLLUS, DAVID B. OGDEN. CHARLES K.

STRONG. HERBEBT B. TURNER, JAMES M. VARNUM, JOHN WEBBER. EDWIN W.

President and General Manager. CHARLES K. STRONG. Vice President. DAVID B.

OGDEN, 2d Vice President. WILLIAM P. DIXON, Secretary. JOHN DUER, Treasurer. GENERAL OFFICES If os.

37 and 39 Liberty St, and and 46 Maiden Lane, New York. BRANCH! OFFICES NEW YORK. 219 West 125th St, N. E. cor.

Columbus At and 72d St. BROOKLYN OFFICE 164 and 166 Montaguo Street. PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, N. Y. PHENIX BUILDING, 16 COURT STREET.

DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. Name. Rate Date. I close and open. Am.

Bell Teleph'ne Am.Bell Am Union Life Ins Am. Therapeutic. Am. Tobacco Am. Tobacco com.

Amer. Brew'g Addieon Arlington Academvof Music Am. Sngar RfB B.P.Olapp Aino.Co Bos. Elec. Balto.

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8, Jan. VI Meeting, ton sums of $1,000 or under. JOn the excess of up to 83.000. WALLABOUT MARKET. There was still only quiet trading at Walla bout market this morning.

The small number of market gardeners In the square was accounted for by nearness of the all day Friday market to morrow. Sea food was In fair supply, but stocks were for the greater part frozen. Prices were not changed of note. Vegetables and fruits contimied at test quoted ranges. Meats, poultry, game, dairy products and eggs presented no features for comment.

1 I i Here are some of the Special Features: COLORED MAPS OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY, LONG ISLAND AND GREATER NEW YORK. The Brooklyn Trust CORNER MONTAGUE AND CLINTON 8TS. Capital entirely Invested In 17. S. 4 per cent, bonds at par n.000.000.0 Surplus.

June 1896 J.47J.SU.70 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. Which may be made subject to check at sight or returnable at fixed dates. Check pass through New York Clearing House. Ib a safe depository for funds awaiting investment. Authorized by special charter to act as executor, trustee, administrator, guardian, committee, receiver, or in any other position of trust.

Is a designated depository for Court moneys. Acts as registrar or transfer agent of stock and bonds and as trustee for railroad or other corporation mortgages. Executes orders In U. S. bonds and other Investment securities.

Upon deposit of cash or approved securities will ruarantee traveling letters of credit and pay all drnft tinker the same CHRISTIAN T. CHRISTENSEN. President. HENRY W. MAXWELL.

Vice President. FREDERICK COLTON. Secretary. (STANLEY W. HUSTED.

Assistant Secretary. Alexander M. White, William H. Male. Michael Chauncey, Henry W.

Maxwell, William B. Kendall, Charles M. Pratt, Edwin F. Knowlton, B. W.

Boococlc, John T. Martin, George W. Chauncey, John J. Plerrepont, Christian T. Chrlstensen.

George G. Reynolds, "VV. N. Dykman, John Glbb, Thomas T. Barr, E.

H. R. Lyman, C. D. Wood.

Henry K. Sheldon. Frank Lyman, Long Island Loan and Trust Company. KB MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL S500.000.

SURPLUS J400.000. This surplus has accumulated from the successful administration of the business of the company since Its organization in 1884, and has not in any way been created by contributions from stockholders. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES. Checks drawn on this company are payable through the New York Clearing House. Certificates of deposit will be Issued, payable on demand and bearing Interest until paid.

Thin company is authorized by charter to act aa Trustee. Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Committee of Estates or Receiver. It Is also legal depository for .11 Truat Funds and for money paid into Court. It acts as Registrar or Transfer Agent of stocks and bonds and as Trustees for railroad and other modtgages. It guarantees Setters of credit issued to travelers and will do ny and other business usually done by Trust Companies of lesponslbjlity and standing.

TRUSTEES: Watson B. Diekerman. David O. Legget, William M. Ingraham, Seymour L.

Husted, jr Bernard Peters. James W. Cromwell, Edward D. White, Frank L. Babbott, 1 David Barnett, Theodore F.

Jackson. Edward Merrltt, George Edward Ide. Frank Lyman, John F. Halsted, Seth L. Keeney.

William C. Redfleld. EDWARD MERRITT. President. DAVID G.

LEGGET, Vice President. XREDERICK T. ALD RIDGE. Secretary. The Manufacturers Trust Co 186 REMSEN STREET, BROOKLYN, N.

Y. Capital, $500,000. Surplus, $500,000. Loans money on approved Collateral, receives de Soslts subject to check payable through New York tearing House, allows Interest from date of deposit to withdrawal, and makes special rates on money left for a given time. Is a Legal Repository for Court Moneys.

Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, etc. Execntes orders for Investment Securities, Guarantees Letters of Credit to travelers, and issues Foreign Drafts payable In any part of tho world. Collects Coupons and interest on Investments. Serves as Registrar or Transfer Agent of Bonds and Stocks, and acts as Trustee for Railroad and other Mortgages. WILLIAM J.

COOMBS. WILLIAM H. NICHOLS, President. Vice President. WILLIAM J.

MATHESON, FRANK L. SNIFFEN, 2d Vice President. Secretary. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. William H.

Nichols, E. Dwight Church, William J. Mathesoa, Charles E. Keator, William J. Coombs, Robert Gair.

Lowell Palmer, Henry Batterman, Banford H. Steele, J. Adolph Mollonhauer, John H. Hanan, A. J.

Pouch; John H. Schumann, John C. Orr. James H. Oliphant, Royal C.

Peabody, Silas Tuttlo, William Vogel. William A. Nash, John H. Ireland. H.

B. Haigh, I). M. Somers, Edward Hinman. Telephone.

Brooklyn 1,631. Cable, Mantrnst The Nassau Trust CoT, 101 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN. N. Y.

CAPITAL, $500,000. Deposits received subject to check at sight, and INTEREST ALLOWED on the resulting daily balances. Special rates allowed on deposits returnable at INTEREST COMMENCES FROM DATE OP DEPOSIT. Authorized by law to act aa Executor, Administrator. Committee.

Guardian, Trustee, Receiver. Fiscal and Transfer Agent and as Registrar Of Stocks and Bonds; IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR TRUST FUNDS ana for. moneys paid into court. Loans made on approved collaterals. Checks on this company are payable througll the New York Clearing House.

A. D. WKEELOCK. President. WILLIAM DICK, JOHN TRUSLOW.

Vice Presidents. O. F. Richardson, Secretary. H.

F. Burns, Ass't Secretary. TRUSTEES: Dick, A. D. Wheelock, A.

D. Balrd, Wm. F. Garrison, Darwin R. James, Charles H.

Russell, E. B. Tuttle, John Loughran. John Truslow, Edward T. Hulst, Dltmas Jewell, Jost Moller, Bernard Peters, Herbert F.

Gunnison. Wm. E. HorwlH. o.

F. Richardson. Henry Selbert. Franklin Trust Company, Montague, corner Clinton street. Brooklyn CAPITAL.

fl.OOV.UW. SURPLUS. Authorized by law to act ua EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR. TRUSTEE. GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE and offer special advantage aa such.

IS A LEGAL REPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Olfers Its services 011 favorable terms as TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES. REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES.

Checks on this company will be paid through the New York Clearing House. GEO. H. SOUTHARD, President. WILLIAM H.

WALLACE, Vice President. JAS. R. COWING. Second Vice President and Secretary.

CROWELL HADDEN, Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES: A. A. Low, Crow ell Hadden, Edwin Packard. H.

E. Plerrepont. John Wlnslow. Geo. M.

Olcott, Darwin R. James, Geo. H. Southard, Joseph Brown. Wm.

A. Read. Alexander E. Orr. Theodore Dreler, Wm.

H. Wallace. Thos. E. Stlllman.

Franklin E. Taylor, Martin Joost, D. H. Houghtallng, Ceo. M.

Coit. Albro J. Newton. Robt. B.

Woodward. The Peoples Trust Company 172 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL $1,000,000 SURPLUS 1,000,000 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES. This company acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, Receiver, Transfer Agent and Registrar of Stocks nd Bonds and transacts any and all business usually done by other Trust Companies of standing and tepute. Is designated as a depository for STATE FUNDS and moneys paid into court.

Procures Letters of Credit for Travelers pay. able In any part of the world. Is represented in the New York Clearing House, OFFICERS: FELIX CAMPBELL. President. JACOB G.

DETTMER. First Vice President. HORACE J. MORSE. Second Vice President.

EDWARD JOHNSON. Secretary. CHARLES A. BOODY. Assistant Secretary.

TRUSTEES: Eugene G. Blackford. Solomon W. Johnson. Isidore M.

Bon. James Jourdan. A. Boody. Robert J.

Kimball. Felix Campbell. James McMahon, Amory S. Carhart, Horace J. Morse.

William M. Cole. John E. Searles, William B. Davenport.

Howard M. Smith. 1. a. Dettraer.

Frederick A. Schroeder. Bernard Gallagher, Alonzo Slote. William B. Hill.

George P. Tangemas. Cornelius N. Hoagland, Frederic A. Ward.

Hamilton Trust Company, 131 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL. 500,000. SURPLUS. J400.000.

Pays Liberal Interest on Dally Balances. Acts as Trustee and Transfer Agent for Corporations, Authorized to act as Guardian, Executor and Administrator. Is a Legal Depository for Trust Funds. Exclusive Banking Facilities for Ladles. Family and Business Accounts Solicited.

SILAS B. DUTCHER, President. WILLIAM H. LYON. Vice President.

ALFRED J. POUCH. Second Vice President, JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary. TRUSTEES.

William H. Lyon, Silos B. Dutcher. William Bern, Charles Cooper, Henry E. Hutchinson, Harlan P.

Halsey. Alfred J. Pouch, Wm. V. R.

Smith. Millard F. Smith. Eugene F. O'Connor, Joseph B.

White. John R. Hegeman. James O. Carpenter.

Charles W. Betts. William H. H. Childa.

Henry N. Whitney. Calvin Patterson, John Dltmas, William Hestr. John C. McGuIre, William C.

Wallace. Leonard Moody, Pamphlets, "Why People Should Do Business With Trust Comuinies." free on application. BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANIES. Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company. Chartered 1872.

SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING. MONTAGUE ST, CORNER OF CLINTOlt. SAFES FROM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AITO FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEAR. Trunks and packages containing valuables token on storage for any length of time at low rates. HENRY N.

BRUSH, President. GEORGE W. WHITE, Vice President. U'liOMAS K. CLARK.

Seoretar. m. J1APS SHOWING THE RAILROAD ROUTES IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN, ASTRONOMICAL AND HIGH WATER TABLES. STREET DIRECTORIES OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN, PRESIDENTIAL CAHPAIGN OF 1896, PLATFORMS, ETC. NOTES OF THE MARKETS.

Copper continues quiet iut firm on better Inquiries from Europe. Lake is quoted at llallc, casting llc and electrolytic ll'Aa llc. The Calumet and Koola is credited with being a heavy seller at present. Little change is noted in hemlock leather. The market for union tanned Is firm on Increasing inquiries.

Oak and butts show a better demand. Dry hides are quiet and strong and importers are inclined to hold for higher figures. No change is reported in either foreign or domestic sugars, except In German granulated, which is 2 points lower than yesterday. The Philadelphia Press says of the iron and steel trade: "The market Is very 'dull, and no business of special importance has been closed since the first of the year. The material for the Japanese cruisers was bought.

Prices are not definitely known, but they are as low, if not lower, than have evtr been quoted on that class of iraterial. Deliveries of rails during 1896 are esrirrjatad at 900,000 tons, which is a falling off from the year previous of about 25 per Good judges of the anthracite trade say that there is no truth In reports that the leading mining and carryjig companies have contracted ahead for large amounts of coal at reduced prices. "While demand for anthracite, and, consequently, the price, will naturally be chiefly governed by the character of the weather, it is cUBtom in the trade to buy only for immediate requirement in the first three months of the year. In April the spring prices are fixed and the schedule then a Rival in its own special and Boundaries. of the Cities.

New York State. accurate election returns. MONETARY SYSTEH OF THE UNITED STATES WITH TABLES COVERING EVERY PHASE OF THE CURRENCY QUESTION. Gazetteer of the Suburbs of New York and Brooklyn and AH Long Island. The World of Sports, Records in every department of Athletics, the Turf, Whist, Etc.

THE POST OFFICES OF GREATER NEW YORK. The HISTORY OF THE CONSOLIDATION MOVEHENT, the Law Authorizing the Appointment of the Greater New York Commission, a Summary of the Proposed Charter, with tables showing, area, debt, population, of all the sections of the new city. established Is invariably the lowest of the Political Divisions The Governments BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, TRUST COMPANIES, ALL THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. CHURCHES, RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. All the Charitable Organizations of the Great Metropolis.

THE MILITARY, THE POLICE, THE FIRE. Every Interest of Every Resident of This Community Fully Recorded. year. For this reason eft ers to sell coal ahead at this time would fail to securo much Prices are from 25 to 60 cents per ton above the figures ruling in January a year ago, but the movement of tonnage is considerably lighter than at that time. The present harmonious relations the mining and carrying interests can only be maintained, barring an unusually prolonged spell of severe cold weather, by a light output in the next three months.

It is believed that the controlling interests in the anthracite trade are working toward that end. ODDS AND ENDS. William H. Moore's resignation as president and director of the New York Biscuit company has been accepted the board of directors and Henry J. Evans has been elected president and Clarence Buchlngham a director to fill tihe vacancy thus created.

J. v. Hazen has been elected vice president and Frank O. Lowden general counsel. The South Steel mill of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company, at Scranton, after an.

idleness of three months, resumed to day, giving employment to 1,500 men. The big deal In Boone county. coal lands, i.ihich has been under discussion for some time by Iowa and "Wisconsin capitalists, 2s about to be consummated. Two thousand acres have already been leased and a purchase will probably soon be made. The Commercial Cable company has filed with the register a mortgage for $20,000,000 given to the Farmers' Loan and Trust company, pledging all its telegraph properties, rights, privileges and franchises, Including those of the Postal Telegraph company.

The mortgage Is given to secure an issue of a like sum of 4 per cent, gold bonds and debenture stocks. The Swift Refrigerator Transportation, an adjunct of Swift has filed a trust deed to secure 5 per cent, bonds for $600,000. The bonds were placed abroad. It also provides for any floating indebtedness that existed. TREASURY FINANCES.

The net assets cf the treasury at the beginning of business to day, as officially computed, compare with those of yesterday as follows Gold coin and bullion $209,871 Silver dollars and bullion 17,757,498 Dec. 463,210 United States notes 30,624,682 4,375,932 Other assets in excess of demand 42,476,482 3.255.232 Available cash, including gold balance 229,188,045 Dec. 1,374,030 The receipts and expenditures of Che treasury for yesterday, the month and fiscal year to date, are as follows: Receipts $4,317,210 $161,824,814 Expenditures 1.17S.OO0 5.865,000 201.275,000 Deficit $103,127 $1,547,790 $39,450,188 Redemption of notes 8,580 52,366 52.540,632 National hank notes received to day for demptlon, government receipts, from internal revenue, customs, miscellaneous, $45,641. The treasury's net gold balance, as reported to day, Is $138,539,551, an increase of $210,169 from yesterday I Full Statistics of jfi Complete Review of the United States Government and Its Varied Departments. The best, most condensed and most The vote for President, 1896.

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