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sctiiffrV National to Ue Preiirtfnft me MecharilcMN tlon l

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joturern Notional Bank have adoptUrtru

thn hank will be mofgal-

th iho MtHiaiiicH1 National Bankchartl k PN1 Win aofek

llio action of thn dlreotortJ-lllbBincieiMd from 2000000 tfl 300000-

ijrf tho UHI 090000 of nuoh Incroanii-

fl I fT lll1 Iurposo r acqulrlng the

and buplnfHw of tho MarwHulk Tim shareholderof the

lather MiinTifacluroTH1 Bank winy suhMfibo fnr HI new capital stock on tcrrhi-

rranfi1l fin merger nnd consolidation0 tlif two bonk IM to be effected upon

ai of absoluto orjuallty orlielwren theliolrvendircM-

innfiiviItril ar i w i itvmnafilio National

rnp rlilition At tlin tfmo thnhHoii rffoptlvo thn Leather Mahiifactt-

irers Riiilt l voa capital ntock o-

VOi i nml a SI017ROO overinihort nil Its liabllltinri This will mak

of tho consolidatedjliouitlBSiiSV

The thnt already mornipaiorlty of the of

yaM lctllrcn Bank fnapproved the plan of the merger

ftid n ofn u on tim consolidation on March

j i utxtcrstooci that Gates WMcGarrortnow idcnt of the LeatherMixnufooturprsRick will bocomo preeldent of the con

institution hastefji In of the executivewent of Manufacturersor a nuciber of and is looked upon

on of the mont of theof

National waa tho latefinniille finrth

nrllrreil to ne Inclined to Makethe Venture

The nmiouncemont that Horacewho resigned theite Railroad would make ai-

it ndpd trip to Japan ChinaPhilippine to itivestigato for Efl H irriman the possibilities of railroad cortstruc-ijja lu ho9o cbuntriea was received withiaterrnf in Wall Street Tho anhoarroomeiitr-jrlch may be somewhat premature ox

a number of events which polnt atoward railroad development EastfijMr Harnman

Li believed that the first stepn company capitalized moderately

its Turmoil in this agofur avowed oboonMruetirrgr-ailrcnus in China IwoThe of the directors of this WfjJi-

Ed i who Is alw ajirectorpt-he Southern Pacific and

A conference mujih pverahhour WM held MrrAfary Shuw when tho latter ntsitodciR we kn

On rorifiay last CHalrrhahCoinraltlmi on Insular Affairs introducedIn House of a bitlprepared jby Secretary Taft authbrizing

of JlOOOOOOOof 5 Vorid-aliythe Philippine Government fortureon bridge building and otherconstructlan The section relating rail-road building authorized the Governmentof the islandD to aid in the constructionrnainfpnance and of railroadsitljpr by guaranteeing part of the bordfl-Isuel or by a legis-lative guarantee the capital jnTested-9l n yield not 4 per cent netlocotue The pecuniary liability of tbeGovernment to andtie bonds must be approved by the Presl

o this bill a fair profiton rnllroad construction ini Cuara t Hl and it is believed thatMrHarrimati tJiii Inclined niaknthe has understoodthat teill discuss the situat-ion with MrHarrimnn while inthjs city

nKMUnitER I XSBIPYARD filIT-Mm banrt P niiay Complaint Ii Dfrcctlre

and Suit UnauthorizedCounsel for Charles M Schwab

Pirn a demurrer yesterday tothe suitbrought in United

Rtalffl Circuit Court recently by JohnXqrriB Cyrus B Lewis James C

MiUi JIcGurk John Young andstockholdeis In the

fitates Shipbuilding Companyflnu and

there-After the bill of com-

plaint states nothing to entitle the plaintiffst6rclief In a Court of Equity8jr that the company In the hands

of a receiver and suitwas broughtainst the receiver without from

MHU McGurkanddemurrer on to

WW to make any case entitling them 16-H iw aridappear to be simply contract creditors

not beonreduoedtoJit-rtgmrm It is further set that

misjoinder defendants aa wellof

n p prr Annual forJOO4A book of reference whoss usefulnisss-

wd trustworthiness establlshed bythe experience of years the AmericanNewspaper Annual by WIyer A Son of Philadelphia appears in ifs

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MARUONI SECURITIESTUB pbimrtXTinN ON WhiCh TO BUILD

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Marconi wilt dotreat things withwlrclcM lrrrphirWe no longer consitter It itranf thatship should talk toone another from

of ornevfii hundred milesand ax a matter offact wireless teleg-raphy I now

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Itwas held by many transactionstock market Illuminated

the character of certain unexplainedIn the fonmoon of Fridays session

There Jia4 been n Rood deal of rurlojltyknow why a demonstration against theInterest wa delayed until Friday mornlne-iind why after so long delayedit was attempted At alt when with the poss-ibility of a decision on

In mind the short interest would belikely 6 prove stubborn and traders wouldlieeltate o hnjajnl speculations for a tIe

flattepe l soon

bidding for and it in theobject of the demonstra-

tion had been to distribute speculativestockaft failed tOt the feasqrtslndlcatHl In thefirst half Hour of trading yesterday morning

or more of various stocks weredeclines rnnine from i to per

rent on orders that had been distributedthe opening C I Hudson k

Fjnbursh A Atterbury J W Davis AC Stokes 4 Co and P J Goodhart

A Co were prominent as sellers all aroundthe room Most of this sellingwas supposedto be for speculators who had bought themarket earlyIn the week expecting an

In prices and were disappointed Thebelated demonstration against the shortInterest on Friday resorted to HI a last ex-pedient having the stocks were soldout the at the market

In th first hour of trading yesterdaythe market lontpraottcally allof the groundthai If had gained In a week Under theBelllnir previously referred to prices madetheir initial declines rather abruptly lossesof H or per cent on transactions butof but a few hundred shares beIng not un-

common ftven stocksBy the the first hour hadabated and the prices held

ohanRB until thr appear-ance of the bankfurther scattered selling they sagged

quotations being generally thelairtMifforthi day

ilhir vw re two dletinct rumors on thiNorthern Securities decision One was thatIt would b Jiftnded down on Monday andthe other was that the Supreme wouldadjourn onSIonday for three weeks withouthandmg It down Stocks ori eachrumor The has already dpclded the adversely to the merger In-

terests the delay atWashington The wiling mostsignificance was attached yesterday wasthat done by the gocalled Washingtonhouses The Information from Washingtonas probability of a decisionwas divided Some of the Wall Street cor-

respondents In Washington advised theirhouses to expert It whllo others whoso

guesses were equally trustwqrthy ealdthut-tl e chances htroncly against a decisionfor somei weeks yet So far a the speculadye situation was concerned traders wantedto wll stocks on If It were forthcojnlng nnd on prolonged suspense IfIt were It didnt matter muchwhat the Wa hliigton pondentH thought

The soiling at first wrfs oonflned largely tothe board but oti the decline selling

cbmo from outside sourcesCommissionhoitMs contributed rather freelyto the liquidation Some of the more activestocks were also discovered to bft full ofstop lots near the market Thlsfacttogether selling hy commissIonhouses led to the conclusion that tho longInterest ofthe oftloe trading element had beenunderestImated The total of transactionIn the two hours of tradingyesterday wasmorn than tho total In either Wednesdaysor Thursdays full of five hoursConsidering the manner In which stockswets pressed for sale the unwillingness oftraders to remain of time market overthe oml oftho week with the possibility ofNorthern Securities decision cm MondayIn view and thn unfavorable tenor of the daysgeneral news optimistic observers thoughtthe mnrkt took storks pretty well

Thn irpek lins developed the fact ariarespected ramnif ntfllor writs that Magnn

continues to th fpiiturt of our marketpulillc niwl thrr little

likelluond that eiwulatlvn Interest run horevIved In the in arfuiinI-

nincactlons In tlie il i rlinent ycstertier were of no special InlTwl Th Rto k-

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ANDREW CARNEGIE SaysMarconi ha

already done allfctlmoB workbut he is goingto do another-Ho is a wonderful youngman I bellove-in him thoroughly

A smnlMnveitmrnt in Marconi SecurIties will mike you independent Infew A laricer Invest nirnt will make you rich

Wireless Telegraph Is the and useful Investment everIntroduced It not only time telegraph and fable will do

use the and telephone with their ofofr mind millions upon oT dividends combined U will be a meansof communication between country town every village house

store office mind farm for cost In within the reach of every one and Its userequired for all

be more than shares of the Hell which werefirst offered SIoil and nlterwiirds voId for more luu An Investment of 1100

up to the time 200000The of the English Mnroonl Company won put out at ISCO per share and lnc

sold t the Stock an S40 per cent Thepi the American are much greater

o enterprise line ever grown Mnrconl Invented less than sixand operation less than three It line bffn irdciird time leadingnations of th world Government and used in their lr

Indorsed hy prominent men and the press ofnRVFMES COMPANY AltK CONSTANTLY INCHEASIIVO AND

ITS FIELD OPERATION nitOIUM DAILYThe mtrni hns been by the New York Hfrnld for treat shipping news

by Lloyds lndon agency who have contract theservice for 1C years

ElRlitBtatlons nrein active operation on the Atlantic constMare than 100 ocean steamers equipped with the Marconi systemLand Connections Both the Western Union Telegraph Company and the

Posta Telegraph Cable Company at any of their office Statesand messages from and to the great fleet of oceanMeamers equipped with the Marconi apparatusThofl A Edison Marconi and M I of Columbia College ire the

Inn Engineer or the CompanyNO PltKFttRIIED STOCK NO BONDS STOCHIIOLDEIX BEIMO

ON AN EQUAL

NEW YORK WORLD Oct 10 1903 StatesThe the Wireless System Is wider than that of the Bell Telephone It

to assume therefore that great fortunes can beinvestments In the Marconi securities and that entaIl Investors will become Independ-ently within a few years It Is likely that certificates representing tiW

aM In oo or even 300 New WorldThe present opportunity will never come again as the price will be advanced f hortly-Mnroonl net you from 100 to JKX per cent better results than

any labors of yours canCf cheek or money order for certificates at each No subscription

nmMJ received for so Certificates 100

Bear In mind that an Investment of jioo In the English Marconi Compaq a fewmonths ago Increased 34n cent the offers

Prospectus full particulars upon application

F P WARD CO BANKERSLkhd Title Fhllndelphla PFarmer IllTc Mtwhnrj PaCrntnry St Jin

Council Serin ton PaClark WashIngton St ChicagoCrnxley Ulttr San

llulldlng w OrleansCorrespondents of Mimroa ft Munroe X V

PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION At all Our Office You are cordially In-

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Write for special free-WILL C DA KEH

31 NASSAU ST KW YORK T

showed little or no change Pennsylvanialoaned nt ll per cent

The selling of Pennsylvania and Steelpreferred yesterday some brokers thought-was rather more professional than the generalselling

Forecasting tIme United States Steel Co-rporations earnings for the current Quarter-is again as much of a diversion as It was latime early part of last December when theearnings for the last quarter of 1003 werethe subject of Infinite xpeculMion Theleast encouraging of all the speculationsnow referring to rnrnings for the firstquarter of this year como from Plttsburjwhere there areauthorities who predict thata worse showing will be made for this quarterthan was made for tho last threelImOS Every return of weakness Jn Steel

stimulates competition among theAt first they dealt only In round

figures predktliiR thnt the earnings wouldbe a little more titan tl2oooooo or a littleless than 13r oonoo or otherwise Laterthy tilled In thn hundreds thousands thenthH tens of the thousandsand finally got to dealing with the hundredsand even the exact dollars Traders soldSteel preferred down yesterday It brokeHi per cent and closed at the lowest

Imbrle sold Amalgamated Copper downat the opening ditching BtoploJSon the decline-

It Is understood that there are two factionsin the Corn Products Company one wantingto cut the communion stock dividend Intwoandthn other innistlng that It be discontinued-for the present The stronger Interests In

the property are understood to be on theconservative side thnt Is they favor discon-tinuing dividends on the common sharesThe element that has hitherto dominated-the management Is holding out for a reduc-tion to a 2 per cent rate Nobody seems tohave an Iden which likely to prevailThere is believed to have been oitenslvoshift Ing of Interests in the course of the stocksdecline nd this Is expected If anythingto strengthen position of the conservatives

The bear element finding the speculativemind to be receptive begun by making capi-

tal of thus unsatisfactory condition of winterwheat although there was nothing bearing-on that subject which had not been accessi-ble Information on Kriday It was predictedyesterday that the Nebraska reportqn wheat would be unfavorable andthat the Kansas report would bn worse thanOhios nnd the suggested comparison offorthcoming reports that of Ohio

speculative attention to an exhibitwhich on Friday had been given less attention perhaps than It really deserved Onof the bears dark sayings Is that a crop failurewould he In keeping with tho calamitousbeginning of year

Your think observed a prominentbroker that nil the good newshad gone out of the world It isnt so Any-

body having really good news on whichmlgbtbe possible to do something in themarket to bring It out nowwith everybody sore and disgusted and unwilling to trade Its effect would be entirely

lot In the maelstrom of pessimism If youknew this HS well m I do you would realizethat good news of various kinds Is beingheld back A bear operator doesnt brigout hjs bad news If he ran control Itat atime when everybody Is bullish He wattsuntil sentiment If depressed anti then it has-

a niucli greater effect The people who seekto Influenre sentiment for one purpose nranother wait until the community Is Ina re-

ceptive moodfor whatever they have In

feoerve Thats wiry when bulllab we have a preponderance of rssand vice versa

lesion rompiny Win Suit

Jiulgn Whpolrr of tlm United StntwCourt for tho Southern District of

has just rendered decision In

the of tho Elwtrical Instru-ment of Newark N J against

Electrical Instrumentof III anti others upholding timvalidity of u patent toAVivton on ntH for measuringolpotricnl on direct currentnlrrultK This affects a largenumber of other concerns nnalnn whlobBimtlar are pendloff

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I tuu TINATWIAL-u u hum i s

FINANCIALI j

WE ARE OFFERING2nd Allotment of 1000 Shares-

at 50 Per1st allotment at 4000 having been before

specified time of closing March 10th

3rd 4th and last allotments 1000 shares each to beoffered at higher prices

THE MATRIX TYPOGRAPHAnd

MANUFACTURING COAuthorized Capital 2500000

25000 Shares Par Value 100FULL PAID NONASSESSABLE NO PREFERRED STOCK NO BONDS

OFFICERSHON JAMES N GAMBLEJOHN PEARSONJAMES N GAMBLEGENERAL THOMAS T HEATH

PresidentVicoPreeldeni

TreasurerSecretary and General Manager

DIRECTORSJAMES N GAMBLE First VicePresident The Proctor k Gamble Co Cincinnati

Goods and Manufacturers of Springs CincinnatiGENERAL THOMAS T HEATH CincinnatiJOHN PEARSON Cincinnati-C H REMBOLD Manager Cincinnati TimeaStar

This corporation was formed to manufacture and introduce into general-use the Heath and its related machines

The Company is free from debt and has ten thousand shares in the Treas-ury out to produce its working

Many years of study and have been expended in thegraph and Matrix System to its present where it is a demonstratedsuccess Its present Factory Patterns and Assets represent an expenditure of

300000-To additional machinery to make in large

numbers and put them upon the market as speedily as possible the Companydecided to enlarge its present plant and to offer Five Thousand shares ofTreasury stock for sale thus provid the necessary additional workingcapital

THE LINOTYPE Typesetting Machine is marvellous In construction and amoney maker for its hut its achievements cannot be compared with thoseof HEATH MATRIX TYPOGRAPH the latter being less more durable milch less

THE HEATH MATRIX TYPOGRAPH will do all that other machines can do andmuch that none of them attempt to do

reference to what has been accomplished others may be instructive and justifythe expectations of the Matrix Manufacturing Company

The profits to inveRtorvin stock of the Co been enormousFrom August 1 1804 to April 15 1895 the Morgenthaler Linotype Co paid in cashdividends 6 on 4000000 From 15 lew to December on 5000000

2 to April 1 1887 the Company paid in regular and extra dividends 20 on110000000 From 1 1897 to September 29 1900 it paid 87KS on 10000000an

its original capital stock of in addition to alliof this its assets at the endof six to 1025883640 The stock was quitO recently sold on the StockExchange for 1175 per share The Linotype machine now for 3000 to 3500 the

upon what desired

300000 leaving proflfof 210000 from the sale of 150 machines put out at a lowintroduction price which is IGM o on 2000000 being all the stock issued

If as contemplated trmsecond we can make 1000 they will at 000each have cost 800000 and will produce 2000000 a profit of 1400000 If ex

it Unot Improbable that the profit on adjunct machines and extra fonts of de-manded will year amount to 500000 which If realized makes the profit equalthe total I employed-

The third and profit should be double that of the secondThe machines will be ordered faster than we can make them and they will be

in demand wherever civilization exists One Typograph would do the work a countryHundreds of them could be used in government office in all ita

and IfUsed would make a greatThis Is the workof well known Cincinnati men who believe the Heath Matrix

REFERENCESH-ON JAMES N GAMBLEGENERAL THOMAS T HEATH

A GOODMAN

Union Trust Company Building Cincinnati310 and 318 St

President La Fayetto Bank Cincinnati

Parties to in the profits of the Heath Matrix Typograph and Manufacturing Company may do so subscribing to the

Make nil Checks Drafts to payable to

CHARLES W RAY CO Fiscal Agents66 Broadway New York City Telephone 6739 Cortlandt

Samples of the work can be at our New York and at the Factory at Cincinnati

Kirby Lumber Company

Notice to the Holders of 6 Timber Certificatesis-

sued by the Maryland Trust Company as Trustee

Default haying cxxsuired In the payment of Interest due on FEBRUARY 1ST lowupon the 9 TIMBER CERTIFICATES the undersigned have been requested by theholders of a large number of those certificates to act Committee to protect their

All holders of those certificates are entitled to become parties to the agreement datedrebrury 2d 1904 under which this Committee will act and are requested to sign theagreement and to immediately deposit their certificates with coupons attached with

STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY AT NO 55 CEDAR STREETNEW YORK CITY which will Issue negotiable receipts therefor

It Is important that tqe powers of this Committee be strengthened by the depositof your certificates so that at the proper time It may be authorized to take whateversteps maybe necessary in your interestNew M 1904 GEORGE W TOUNO ChalrnuJ-

OHNCJJOHNSON V con I DUUOVTCLAHKE-JOHVHENRY Committee

BUEWEK SecreUry-KoWCed York City

JAMES BROWNI

MESSRS BROWN SHIPLEY A COMPANY FOUNDERS COURT LOTHBURYLONDON have consented for the convenience of EUROPEAN certificate holders toreceive the deposit of these certificates under the agreement of FEBRUARY 2d too

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a little over six 9s65OOO or more the entire amount or4OOI and

d nrll11TIf toe Manufacturing Co make the first year 150

nt n cost of 1600 each we have total coat 100000 If the same are sold for 2000

perltIJCB nablEfi the company to cost per machIne to f5OO profit s increasedlooQt

graph la support ought to ha Into general use and they have detern to Introduce

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HOUSTON OILCOMPANY OF TEXASyew urch 3 l oi

Receivers have been appointed for theof the Houston Oil Company Trxu At therequest ol the n Large amount of both

representing largo bnldlnts of said tock haveconsented to act u a after andprotect toe Interest of the stockholders ot hue

TOn have preparedStockholders AcrreiAfnt dated March

ran be procmea at the olflcM of the Mortonew York City the American

Loan Trout Company of Boston the St LoUISUnion Trust Company St LOutsAlexander Drown Sons Bankers Baltimoreor will he eitto upon applica-tion to the Secretary of this Committee holdersof stock am to become to ald

hy aendlnt their stock to eitherTrust Companies or to Messrs Altiander Hrown

son IWUBnegotiable receipts therefor The ablllti to protect thestockholders naturally depend the num-ber of shares therefore Im-

portant to all th stockholders that they should

tn one of the mold depositaries Stock shouldhe deposited before March 17th the date rued bythe Circuit Court of Texas for the

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Orders executed for Investment or onSend for our WEEKLY MARKET LETTER de-voted to the financial situation

attention to orders In unlistedstocks especially mining Investments

Send for handsomely IllustratedFIFTY PAGE BOOK

descrlblne the properties and equipment of the

stock willtlcally from the Mart and as a mining Investmentli the equal of any ever

Stanley LUIcLeanMember Consolidated Stock Exchange

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For Special Mtetlnr of tbtldrr th

New Turk urlty and Trill Company

New York February 20 ItOiTo the Stockholder of the New York S cmrlt

Trust Company I

The respective trustees of the K IYork Trust Company and the

Trust Company of New Yorkhaving made and Into an agreement under

e ls o companiesfor the ot said Continental Trustof the city of New York Into the saId New YorkSecurity Trust Company the termsand condItions carryingtbe same Into eflect notice Isa special meeting the stockholders ot th NewYork Security Trust COmpany be held Mthe once of said Wall StreetIn the Borourh of of New Yorkut twelve 12 oclock noon of Monday the 7thday of March one thoUsand nine andtour 1004 to consider and act saId agreeraent of merger which will then be submitted tosaid for their conlder UonprovAL-

Also said of beproved to determine whether the stockholders

New York Security and Trust Companywill authorize an the capital stock of

iharesof the ot POt hundred doUars 111001

each thousand shares an to beIssued In exchange for stock otthe Continental TrustCompany of New York and ten thou

lIon at nve hundred dollar ISOO per share to theol the New York Security and Trust

Company all as provided In said agreement ofmerger

Also act noon the proceedingsof the board of trustees ot the taken ata ot board held on the lath day ofFebruary 1P04 concerning the agreement of mergerand other matters relative thereto

Also to consldec and act upon any other matter-or thing concerning said agreement of merger or

mono of carrying tne effect Alsoto consider and set upon asS other matter or thingwhich corn before suck stockholders fortheir consideration-

The sto V transfer book of Companywill be rloied at th of bumeii on the

h day of March 10O4 and will remain closedthe opening of bailneu oo the 10th day

of March IOOShould the agreement of merger be approved

Superintendent of Osakaprovisions ofsaid agreement

of merger such persons as stockholdersot record ot the security and Trust

at the closing of the stock transfer booksof said Company on said 4th day of MareS1 begiven the privilege ot sub-scribing for and purchasing one I share of suchddlllonal stock Security and TrustCompany at and for the price of nve hundred dollarthe York and Trust Company ofwhich tie shall be the registered owner at clos-ing of the stock transfer books of said Company-on the said 4th day ot March 1904 Immediately-upon the approval of the agreement of merger

merger has been shall sent tostockholders of York Security and TrustCompany notifying srld stockholders that they

to subscribe for the new stockand the said stockholders shall be given a periodof thirty raw days from the date of thesuch notice within which to subscribe and payfor stock fall

to subscribe and to for such stock withinsaid period qf thirty days deemed to have

mind to have lost all rights ofsubscription to any of such Increased

the Hoard ot TrusteesCHARLES S FAIRCHILD PresidentALEXANDER S WEBB Jr Secretary

TUB HKCHAMCSi NATIONAL KAMv OFTHE CITY OF NEW YOIEK

83 Wall streetNew York March 5 1904

NOTICE OF JTPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK-HOLDERS

A meeting of the stockholders of TheMechanics National Bank of the City of New YorkU called and will be held at Its banking once NoS3W llstre tlntbe Borough oj Cityof New York on the 11th day April 18 H at twelveoclock noon for the following purposes

1 To authorize the Increase stock

of 40000 additional shares each of the valueof 25 of which add1Uonil cacltal stockpar value thereof consisting of 24000 share

for the of the assetsand busIness of The Leather Manufacturers Na-tional Bank of New York to the end that TbeLeather Manufacturers National flank of NewYork may be consolidated with this

of 3000 shares shall be oOcred for subscription atthe price of per share to the stockholders ofsaid Leather Bankof York to of fifteen cent oftheir If exchanged for stock of this bankand the remainder of such capital tock

of 12400 shares shall be offered to theIn

extent of fifteen per cent of their holdInti as thesame are record at the close businesson the 12th day of Mirth the price of par

21 To vote uponand approving of the purchase by this bank of tbeaaets of ManufacturersNational Bank ot New York aa the shall

the books of the salt bank at theS To provide that the Articles-

of Association this bank be amended sothat the Board of Directors shall consist of notless than fifteen nor more than twentyfive Direc-tors aa from time t-

sorlbe sod to for additional officers of thebank and In the event that the Articles of Assoelation shall be so amended and the Board of Direc-tors Increased then toned a Board of DirectorsIn accordance with sueS amendments 4 AndIn tbe event that saId capital stock shall finally beincreased to 3000000 by Issue of 40000 addi-tional shares rich of of JM then toauthorize the use of such additional shares of stockexcept such sum aathe present capital of man-ner u of Directors mayCod expedient

The Manufacturer National flank ofNew York V For the further of makIngsuch allowance or adjustment nf compensationor salaries to the oras my be deemed and for the expenses-of carrylni this consolidation Into

vote any and all DispositionsIn connection with the proposed

and thetbe amendments Articles of Association

stock as shall be ne easarr In order to

the acquisition bank of the assets and bnslness eatn rManufacturrrs National Bank

The transfer books of tnls bank shall bn closedfrom three P M March 17104 to ten A M April12 1R0-

4nils meetlnc Is authorized and called and thisnotice Is given b order of the Board of Directors

f ANDREW A KNOWLES Cashier

the Stockholders of tbe-GHKKNE CONSOLIDATED GOLD

conformity with the statutes of tbe Slate ofWest the bylaws of the said Company Notice Is hereby the annual meet

the oL Greene ConsolidatedlotS Company ulll be held at Its principal placeof J o til Broadway In

County and State of Newat twelve oclock noon on the leth day of MarchIBM for the of electing a Board ot D-irectors for the ensuIng year at such meettog a Resolution will be amending the Agree-ment of changing the

of business of the Corporation and also aresolution will be offered ofthe Bylaws of the Corporation and such other

as may be necessary proper will betransacted

Dated New York February 27tb 1804-

W C GREENE PresidentOEO S HOnniNS Secretary

PnOPOSALA

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE7 Stewart Jlulldlnr No 2 n Broadway

New York March 1 1904TO CONTRACTORS

hiSs or the work and furthe materIals railed for In the approved

of contract nowon nil In theCommissioners for constructing a high

road near the Tltlcos Reservoir In theof North Salem Westcbcater County New

on Tuesday March 27 IB04 They will beubllcly opened by tbe Commissioners

soon thereafter as possible and the award ofcontract for and furnishingmaterials required will be made by setS Corn

missioner as soon as procUrableforms nt said contract the

thereof and bidsor proposals andproper for their

other Information can be obtained at theabove ofBce of the Aqueduct Commissioners onapplication to the Secretary

see City Record pubshed at Nn f city Hall

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