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14 THE BROOKLYN DA1XY EArLE. APBIIx 29r 1898. TRUST COMPANIES. KEAL ESTATE MARKET. SUGAR REFINERIES.

BANK STATEMENTS. QUAJRTERLY REPORT OF THE BROOKLYN BANK at the close of business on the 26th day of April, 1898. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $846,663.71 Overdrafts 59 Due from trust companies, banks, bankers and brokers. $5,017,60 Due from approved reserve Conveyances.

APRIL. 2S. Clinton av, 371.6 Wiiioughby av. to Waverlv av, Sarah Nichols to Aiex Frasr, mor: J1S.00O, 1SS0 Bedford av, e. corner Clymer st, 20x iw.

Jos Wichert to Walworth Ward, mort J9.000 Tvinrpklns av, s. 25 ft Quincy 25x 100. Samuel Green to Lena Ho.zwasser, West Ho'boken, J. mor: $9.000 Schenectady av, av 5, extends from At laintlc av to Pacfric s. 20 Wa'.

KorCh Ward. Y. to Joseph Wic'nert. men S15.0IW BROOKLYN TRUST 177 MONTAGUE ST. Statement December THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING Refiners of AH Grades of Sugar, 117 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.

abiiLB 263,919.31 S2S2.19 1S4.49 2,127.16 34.22 23S.04 184. 49 73. G7 6. S3 Banking house and lot $114,024.68 Other real estate 22,232.43 Stocks nrl hnnrlci Thomas nesecra.ns of 2 in Seventh avenue, has sold Tor Eleanor F. Clarke to .1.

Fred Lohmaii, a plot 50x100. on the north Me Twelfth street. 3 ice: west, of Prosrect Park Vci. Jchnson. Company, auctioneers, sold on Thursday, ai the Iit al Estate Exchange lb'H Montague street, 1.12 Fulton street, three etory brown stone front apartment house, with store, to George F.

Johnson for $3,000 over and above a mortgage ior 0,000 and accrued interest. l.liu. 1.12'.; and 1.12S Fulton street, $1,000,000 1,569,445 10,741,691 6 749,729 Specie 136,257.11 454,943.33 83,600.71 50,330.00 Capital Stock Undivided Profits Deposits Estates, Trusts, etc. Total of Entire Business BANK STATEMENTS. pigeons, 33a40c per pair; peacocks, $5a8 each; pea fowls.

$10 ner palr. i Imported arid tropical fruits Oranges. Sorrento. $2.75 per box; Nassau, per box: Jamaica, original, $4a5 per bbl: repacked. per bbl; per box: California navel.

per box: seedlings, Japan tangerines, $2.50 per box; mandarin, $1 per boxi grape fruit, Jamaica, $5a6 per box; choice repacked, box; $3al2 per bbl; California grape fruit, per box: lemons, Messina and Palermo, per box: Almerlc grapes. $6al2 per keg: bananas, per bunch, $ln2; figs, per pound, 10al2c; new dates. Fard dates, 5a9c; pineapples, per case of two to tour dozen: garden pines, $3a8 per dozen; Havana pineapples, per dozen; cccoanuts, 40a60c per dozen: Imported nuts, 12c per pound; peanuts, roasted, $1.60 per bushel; new ginger root, 714c per pound; Italian chestnuts, 6a9c per pound; English walnuts, 12c per pound: paper shell almonds, 17c per pound. Domestic fruit Strawberries. 10al5c per quart: California cherries, $2 per box; red apples, per bbl; greenings.

$3a5; Newtown pippins, $4.60 a5; cranberries, S3.23o3.7u per case; $12al3c per bbl: hickory nuts, per bushel: new cider, 12al5o per quart; parching corn, 75c per bushel of ears; Colorado comb honey in pound cakes, 10c per pound, per 28 pound packages; pure maple syrup, 75c per gallon can. Southern and greenhouse vegetables Greenhouse cauliflowers. per dozen; new West India, onions, $1.75 per crate: Bermuda, new potatoes, per bbl: Florida new potatoes. $6a7 per bbl; Bermuda parsley, per crate; Florida beets, per dozen bunches; Florida summer sqflasn, per crate; greenhouse rtiubard, 40aS0c per dozen bunches; outdoor rhubarb, per 100 bunches; Florida peas, per 14 bbl." basket: irreen hpwns. not Iww ht u.

s. legal and circulating notes of National banks Cash items, Bills and checks for the next day's exchanges $29,396.25 Other items carried as cash. 132.94 210m nom noro. nora $945 600 1,160 4,500 9,000 nom 13,000 20,151,977 29,529.19 QUARTERLY REPORT OP THE KINGS COUNTi" BANK, at the close ot business on the 26th day of April, 1S98: RESOURCES. Ixtftns arid discounts SG06.SffT.75 Overdrafts 123.97 Iue from trust companies, banks, bankers and brokers $20,7552.67 Due from approved reserve Assets not.

Included under ajiy of the above heads: Furniiure and fixtures $9,667.41 Safe 25,036.00 Coupons 30.00 3.000 2,500 1,300 agents 4G.374.S' 34,733.41 $1,901,935.36 Total A TTT TTTOO INTEREST AXImED ON DEPOSITS, Which, may be made subjecc to check at sight or' returnable at fixed dates. Acta as executor, trustee, guardian, etc, taking full charge of the management of eatates, both real and personal, cm a life term, or et th pleasure of the parties Interested. CHRISTIAN T. CHRISTENSEN, President. HENRY W.

Vice President. FREDERICK C. COLTON. Secretary. 8TANT.B"? HTJSTED.

Assistant Secretary. TRUST EES: Thomas T. Baxr. William K. Male, S.

W. Boocock. Henry W. Maxwell, George Vf. Chauncey, Willis l.

Ofiden, Christian T. Chrlstensen, John J. Flerrerxmu "Wm. N. Dykman.

Charles M. Pratt. John GIbb. George G. Reynolds, TT rannlK Tlne.

Henrv TC Sheldon. $300, 159, 000.00 137.80 2.S7S.36 10.000.00 10,700.00 9,299. 61 62,171.00 11, 087.45 Banking house and lot Other real estate Mortgages owned Stocks aavd bonds Specie U. S. legal tenders and circulating notes of National banks Cash items, Bills and checks for the next day's exchanges 1.536.S Other Items carried as 1.53G.S6 100.

COO 20.000 Capital stock paid In. in cash Surplus fund Undivided profits. le? current expenses and taxes paid Due depositors Duo trust companies, banks, bankers, brokers amd savings banks Due Treasurer of the State of New York 1,403, .595.61 beans. per box; egg plants. per dozen; 647.70 316.60 20, 24.634.96 Edwin P.

Knowlton, Charles A. Schleren, E. B. R. Lyman, Alexander M.

White. Wm. Augustus Whit. Assets not included under any of the above heads: Furniture and fixtures Frame Lyman. uas.vii oiwiinouse cucumoers, uucasi.za per dozen Southern cucumbers.

per box; radlshea, per 100 bunches; Boston greenhouse jettuce. per dozen; Norfolk lettuce, $1 1.2S per basket; Romalne lettuce, $1.50. per basket: Long Island lettuce. per bbl: dand Son 50ca1 Per bbl; 25c per peach basket: Florida tomatoes, per cas Tennessee green peppers. per case of six tills: shal lOCS.

50C Tier rtoyrtr, V. 3.896.54 C. D. Wood. Tl.a $1,901,985.36 2.15? of ew Yrk.

County of Kings, HENRY E. HUTCHINSON, president, and THOMAS M. HALSEY, cashier, of the Brooklyn Bank, a bank and doing business at corner Clinton and Fulton streets, in the City of Brooklyn, in said county, being duly sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoing renort. with thp Knhprtnio ospwasus, per dozen bunches, extra, prime, culls. S' MaS far? vinr Ma companying The same is true and correct in ail, 2.5C0 500 3.500 3.000 4.000 1.400 1.4C0 Long Island Loan and Trust Company, 203 MONTAGUE STREET.

CAPITAL $500,000. SURPLUS $450,000. This surplus has accumulated from the successful administration of the business of the company since Its organization In 1884. and has not Total S796.920.46 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in.

in cash $150,000.00 Surplus fund 6,0000.00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 11.636.67 Due depositors EC0.0SS.97 Due trust companies, banks, bankers, brokers and savings banks 25,140.65 Due Treasurer of the State of New York Amount due not Included under any of tbe above heads, Bills re discounted, as per schedule Unpaid dividends S54 .17 54.17 lu Lnasi. 01 nis Knowieage ana beiner and they further say that t)he usual business of said bank has been transacted at the location required by the. banking law (Chap. 689, Laws of 1S92). and not elsewhere: and that the above report Is made in compHamoe with an ottlclal notice received from the Superintendent of Banks designating the 26tfc day of April, 189S, as the day on which such report ehail be made.

HENRY E. HUTCHINSON, President. THOS. M. HALSEY.

Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents the 29th day of April. 1898, before me. (L. James H.

Conroy. in any way oeen created Dy contributions rrom 1 stockholders. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILT BALANCES. Checks drawn on this company are payable through the New Tork Clearing House. Certlfl i catea ot deposit will be issued, payable on demand and bearing Interest until paid.

1 This company is authorized by charter to act as I Trustee. Executor, Administrator. Guardian, Com mittee of states or Receiver. It Is also a legal depository for all Trust 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 mortgages.

It guarantes Jiotary Public. Kings County. N. Y. QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE WALLA BOLT BANK at t'he close of business on the 26th day of April, 1S9S: RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts $376,739 41 Overdra'fts 717 Due from trust companies, banks, bankers and $700.00 Due from approved reserve agents ...122,674.17 Per 100 bunches; Southern oalb 'J150310 wr cate: new white turnips, $3a4 per 100 bunches: kohl ratol, 75c per dozen bunches; growing spearmint, $1 per case of twelve pots. Northern vegetab.es Florida celery. per dozen stalks; $2.50 per dozen bunches; marrow squash, per bbl; Hubbardstown squash. per bbl; cabbage. $4aS per 100; choice, red cabbage, per dozen: onions, white, $6a8 pe bbl: red, Orairge County, per bbl: Connecticut, Jjer bbl; Ohio.

per bbl' Ohio yellow. per bbi; Scotch S2.7S per bbl; Long Island potatoes, per bbi Jersey, state, sweet potatoes' fancy Vlneland sweets. per bbl water cress, 30a50c per dozen bunches; Romalne lettuce, $2 per bbl; chicory and escarolle, 60c per dozen heads; fettikraut. or field salad, 30aS0c per basket; per bbl: carrots, $1 per bushel per bbl; beets. per bbl: white tur ni ps, per obi; 40c per basket; parsnips 75c per bbl; rutabaga turnips, $1.25 per bbl: 40a SOc per basket; Canadian yellow turnips, $1.25 per bbl; soup greens, per 100 bunches: Brussels sprouts, 12al5c per quart; spinach, per bbl: Southern sprouts, 60a70o.

per bbl; Island spinach, per bbi: sprouts, 60a70c per bbl okra. 25a40c per two quart basket; mushrooms, per pound: garlic. $1.25 per dozen bunches; horseradish. 50a75c per bushel; 50c per dozen bundles; Jerusalem artichokes, $2 per bbl. MARINE INSURANCE RATES.

Marine rates are still at the war premium and unchanged from the previous day. A slight advance has been made in the rate asked for vessels now on the way frc tie east coast of South America. Offerings fell off 0 dav. but busi ness is nnir hnloir .11 iciLer creon issuea 10 travelers ana will do any and all other business usually done by Trust Companies oC responsibility and standing. TRUSTEES: Watson B.

Dlckerman, David G. Lcgft, BOROUGH OF QUE EMS. Judgments. APRIL, 27. Bourer, 'Sarah and James George Butts chatxlt Brettler, Max and Fannie, and Sam Ber Ser 'D and A Baylis Fleck, August and Mary Bmllie Huber Moloney.

Ernest and Josephine Lucian Knapp McCauley. James Herman Miller. Philip nnd A Baylis Ramm Henrietta and Anderswn TownsTeml, Maria George Mortgages. APRIL 27. Brann er, Margaret, to Rivertiead Savinsa Bank, Broadway, corner Xaipier av, 50x100, Jamaica.

April 25, 1 vr Johnson, Henry jr, to Rlvefhead Savings Bank, lots 12 to 15. blk 46, assessment map, 1 City. April 26. 1 yr Kaufmann, Andreas, to Long Island Cl ty SavSngs Bank, av, 125 ft Potter av 25x150. I City.

Apl la, 1 yr i. Lancaster Sea Beach Improvement Co to Thomas Rassford. parcel at Edgemere, bounded and Jamaica Bay, land Atlantic Ocean and land Stearo.i and Virginia Speakman, Mch IS. 5 yrs Saime to same, sajne prop, Mch IS, 5 vrs. Boetier.

Frederick, to Bushwlck Savings Rank. lot 63 and gore lot on map of South Xewtown Vpr 25, 1 yr Cornell, Geo to Geo Smith. Wiilett av. s. 22S ft nr Alsop st.

50x125, Jamaica, Aip'i 27, 3 yrs Cronlse, Frank M. to Hmma Ming. Prospect st, s. 260.6 Bavswater av. 82x191, Far Rockaway, A'pr 23.

5 per cent. 5 yrs Cronise, Frank to Emma King. Prospect st. s. 260.6 Bayswater av, S2xl91, Hempstead.

April 23. instals Darlington. Hibberd D. to Queens Co Savings Bank. Biggins lane, cor Parsons av.

442x280.5x491.10x281.11. Flushing. April 20. 1 vear Ruland. Wm F.

to Richard and Sarah LHommedleu. Hamilton av, Chichester av, 20x92. Jamaica! April 27. gold. 3 vears Same to same.

Hamilton av. s. 155 ft 's Chichester av, 20x92. Jamaica. April 27, gold.

3 years Johnson. Samuel M. to Clias Twombfy' Cherry st cor Brooklyn and Ja ma.Va Plank road. 214.6x314.4x200x Richmond Hill, April 25, 1 year. 5 per Astoria yeneer MIl'lV to Stein ,70 maP 'and mortgagee.

FIMh Ward. Long Island City, begins av 309 10 Ben Jan's Cre jlto April 6, instals Assignment of Mortgages. APRIL 27. Aaji Xostranu, Catharine ta Sarah van Nostrand PenTrli' to Griepenltari, Johanna, to same Candldus, Gustave, to Philip Conveyances. lA'PRJL 27.

Ser" oJ t0 Belle A 'Belden, highiway trorn Rosiyn to Roslyn Steamboat Dawdling, s. 20 ft from Wgibway, to Flushing and Xoruh Hempstead turn pike Fiustiins and Xorth 'Hempstead Turnpike. ot 10, map lawd Charles PeaTsall, iRoslyn April 26 Pette, 'Maria, to John 'B Saiblne. lot 'a SM; "'ock map. tand.

AVm Ziegler, Morris Park, April 25 morts Haemer. Wm 1 P. to Louisa" 'lots to 4S0. block 12. map.

Wm Ziegler. Pluishmtf, Decemiber 24, 1895 Cheever. John iH, to Lancaster Sea Beac ii Improvemen't Co. iia.rcel at iRockaiwav Inlet. a.t soutn end of 'Norton's Eiteemere.

April i. Ktein 'Anna to Jarcob and Elizaibeth Jalz, ltts 22 23. map of Locust Grove. Xwtow Aprtl 25 Mojiifort. Henry A.

to Union York, trustee, lots 11 to 14. block S. map HolliswTwd. Jamaica. vApril 12 foreclosure Whltestone.

William to Susan MJen 21 to A bIock 1. 49, block ,,73 1IW. block 3. Til. li block 4, lots 219, 221 236 237.

block 5. 151. 152, 153, 154! 259 2G2' 263, 267, 26S. block 6, 314. 3S4.

385! 33S 33S 3J0 341 363. 364. 365. 366. 367, 368.

369. 377, block 8, 475 493 to 501. block 9. 514 to 519. block 10.

Si 8 to 5,6, 58S, 5S9. block 11. 596. 597. block 12, 735 to 737, 739, 741.

757. 758 to 164, 766, 767. block 13. 723. 724, 780 to II? 7S7 792 to 795.

block 14. 8.. 8,9, SS0, SSI. S83 to 8S7. S90 to 893.

904 to 906. 910 to 913. 917 to 924, block IL 0' J37' 958 "A'" blck 17, 959 to 962, 964. 977 to 9S1. block 4I8.

297, 298, 404 to 407, block 20. 429 to 431, 530. 531, 533. o4. block 21.

555. 567 to 569, 671 to 673, tm. 676, block 22, 688. G90, 697 to 700 S13 block 23 3S to 838, S40. 841.

848. 849, block 24, map of grantor, Hempstead: road from Hempstead to Baldw InsvHle and Hicks Neck, adi land Samuel Snedeker, contains 75 acres. Hempstead. Jan 23 Steinw ay Sons to Astoria Veneer Mllis! part of block 70. map grantors.

Fifth Ward. I City, begins 111 ft from Blackwell av and 531.6 RIker av. runs 309.8 to Berrians' Creek 27.9x53x100. April 6 Same to Emily Grimm, Purdy st. iv 350 ft Dltmars av.

25x200, Fifth Ward, I City. April 25 5.000 Total $796,920.46 State of New York. County of Kings, ss. O. II.

DENTON, president, and H. B. AUTEN, cashier of Kings County Bank. a bank located and doing business at No. 12 Court street.

In the City of Brooklyn, In said county, being duly sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoing report, with the schedule accompanying the same, Is true and correct in all respects, to the best of his knowledge and belief, and they further say that the usual business of said bank has been transacted at the location required by the banking law (Chap. 689. Laws of 1S92). and not elsewhere; and that the above report is made in compliance with an official notice received from the Superintendent of Banks, designating the 26th day of April, 1S98. as the day on which such report be made.

O. M. DENTON, President. H. B.

AUTEN, Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents, the 28th day of April, 1S9S. 'before me. (Seal of Howard Maxwell. Notary Public.

123,374.17 Stocks arwl bnrwt.o Crown st. 3S0.3 Al'banv av. lSii.Gx 111.4x185.10x131.3. Wm Curtis, trustees. Summit, to Philip Goss Crown st, 4S0 f't Albany av, 103.5 xl.11.2x.i3Gv.l27 i), same to same Union st, s.

260 It Albany av, S0x240.7, 10 Resident st. Win Curtis, trustee. to Ella LetTmanr. Carroll st. 1G0 ft Columbia st, 20s 100, Mary Ann, Patk 13 and Catharine Fitzsimnior.

and Margaret Palma .0 Ofcroamo Jjettare Willow sit, Xo. 136, lS.SxlOl, Elizabeth M. wife Isaac Archer, to Crow ell Haddvn' Fourth av, we st corner Seventy sixth at. Fred Ramsey to Julia Ramsey, his wife Xew York av, 9S.1 Bergen 2.l0xiw: Park av, s. 90 1 1 Xos trand av, 123.0x100.

Thos Hvnes to Mich! MoDermoti, val consid and Clifton place, s. 100.4 Bedford av. 18.3x100, Elten Martin, widow, to George Place, mort J4.500 Cllntou av. s. 371.6 Wllloughby av.

SO. 1x200. to Waveriy av, Alex Fraser lSSO0 Xichois, mort South First st, s. 25 77. Michael Jaeger to Mathias Smith Twentieth av.

s. 524.0 Eig'hty Klxtb st. 58x59.7 to De Brugus lane oS.6x52. Wm A Partltt to Miary Parlitt. his wife, mort Seventy ninth st.

2Su ft Nineteenth av. 60x100. Walter L. Johnson to Celia Ehrllch. Roseville, J.

mort SJC0 Elghty tnird st. s. 2S0 ft Twelfth av. 60x100. Walter Johnson to Celia EJir ftch.

Roseville, EJghty nfth st. ISO ft Twenty fourth av. 120x100. Walter Johnson to Celia Ehrllch, Roseville, mort $1,000 East Sixteenth st. s.

220 ft Av lOuxTo; East Six'teenth st, 120 ft Av O. runs w7Sxnl20 to Av xe55xs lOOxe to East Sixteenth st xs20; Av cor East Sixteenth st, 75x100; Av cor East Sixteenth st, runs 340 xe54.10xn to Av XW41.5; Av O. cor Ed.it Seventeenth 116.5x100x113.6x100; East Sixteenth st, 100 ft Av O. 3S.8X x3S.9xl21.5; Av cor East Seventeenth st. 118.9x100x121.8x100; East Seventeenth st.

s. 300 ft Av O. 40x 12S. 8x40x127.6; Av X. cor East Seventeenth st, 145x700x142.1x100; Av cor East Seventeenth st, 147.4xl00x 150.3x100; Av O.

cor East Eighteenth st. SOxlOO: East Eighteenth st. s. 340 ft Av X. 100x100; Av X.

cor East Eighteenth st. IOOxSO; Av O. cor East Xine teenth st, IOOxSO; East Nineteenth st, s. 320 ft Av O. 160x100: Av cor East Xineteenth st, 100 xSO: Av cor Bast Xineteenth st, 125.9x120: Av X.

cor East Xineteenth st. 126.9x100; Ocean av, 60 ft Av O. 200x125.9; Av cor Ocean nv, 125.9x100: Ooean av, 80 ft Av runs e55.llxswlS.6xse xsxwll0 to Ocean av xn60: Kings highway, cor East Twenty third st. runs xel69.7x ee4.7xne34.9 to East Twenty fourth st xs to Kings highway xsw to beg. Hector Hitchlngs to Minnie Hitclt ings USast Thirteenth st.

159.1 Avenue C. 40x100, Prenik Holmes, jr, to Annie Morton 2ILm.rod st, 250 ft Central av, 725 xlOO. Katharine Muller to 'Maria Scihmalz, Hoboken. J. mort $12,000 George st, s.

TOO ft Evergreen av, 25x lt0, Katharine Muller to Maria Sohmalz, Hoboken. Graham av. s. 25 ft Cook st. 50x100.

Katharine iMuller to Maria Schmalz. Hoboken. Coles st, 6. 120 ft Henry et, 20x74.2 x21.SxS3.d, partition, Henry iMcKean to Henry Davenport Coles s. 100 ft Henry st.

20x83.1 x21.7x9l.G, partition, same to same Manhasset place, Xo 43, cor Coles st, 20x59, partition. Henry McKean to Henry Ta.venport Twenty first st, 400 ft Twenty fourth av. 25x100, Pasquale Caponlgri to Maria Oa.ponigri, error, mort $2,500 st, s. 125 ft Third av, 75x100, Mary "Duffy, ldow, Xellie wife, and Luke McDermott, Annie A. wife Chas TJevoy.

and Man sometimes known is 'Mlamie Duffy to the Brooklyn Industrial School Asn and Home for Destitute Children flame property, Aloysdus 'Dnffy. by EMary Duffy, guardian, to same, all Interest Han cook st, s. 293 ft Reid av. 18.10 x9S.3xI8.10xris.l, Xlcolaus 'Muller to Maria Schmalz. mort $5.000 DeKalh a.v, Xo S25, 115 ft Throo'J av, 20x100, foreclose, John McFarland to Thomas 'Btlake Balrtbridge st, 137.6 jewis av.

07.6 xlOO, James Watmer to lsaibella Riltch, all Hens EMfty first st, 310 ft Fourth av. William M. Ingraham, Bernard Peters, Edward D. White, David Barnett. Edward Merrltt.

Frank Lyman. Specie Seymour I. Huseoo, jr James W. Cromwell. Frank L.

Babbott, Theodore P. Jackson, George Edward Ide, John F. Halsted, William Roriflol't 90.020.52 16,722.47 43,366.00 Kith stores, to George F. Johnson for $500 each over and above a mortgage for $15,000 and accrued interest on each. James L.

Crumley, auctioneer, sold for John B. Lord, referee in action of the Brooklyn Children's Aid Society, against John Y. Mc Kanc, three alleyways in Gravesend. to S. X)avies.

II. S. Snow and H. A. Robin sou, for and SS5 each respectively.

Jacob Cole, auctioneer, sold for Joseph A. iittrr. referee iu action in partition of Mary 33. Baker against William B. Davenport, as public administrator, 470 and 472 Dean street, two threo story and basement frame houses, plot 40x75.10:43.".S7.C, to A.

Lazanski ior $5,250. 212 Atlantic avenue, three story brick house with store, lot 25.2x75.Sx25x,77.1. to E. J. Mc Crosseu for 24o Atlantic avenue, three story and base meu't brick fluo.se, lot 25x50, to L.

Bouyon for $3,500. 229 Pacific street, one story frame building, lot 25x100. to A. Adams for $2,250. S5 and S7 Hamilton avenue, 'three story hriek tenement with tore, lot 76x27.8, to J.

Johnson, for $10,125. 22K Atlantic avenue, one story frame store, lot H. Seidensticker. for $3,350. 157 Congress street, four story and basement brown stone front house, lot 25x100, to ilary E.

Baker, for $6,975. Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer sold for John B. Meyenbrirg referee in action in partition of Mary Ryan against Lizzie Boyle, 557 Fif th avenue, two story frame house with store, let 2uxS7, to William Wharton, for 516.050. Also at 9 Wiiloughby street, in action iAugusta A.

Roby against Nellie C. Alexander, a plot, SOxlOO, on the nonth side of Baltic street. 95 feet east of Hoyt, to Augusta A. Roby. for $3,400.

In action of People's Trust Company againsit Lewis V. Brown. 321 Sixth street, three story brick house, lot 20x100, to S. U. 'Baiiey.

for $4,200. Ir. action of Kitty G. Wiley agains1; Lewis V. Brown.

313 Sixth street three brick house, lot 19.7x100, to Kitty G. Wiley, for S4.500. In action of Sarah E. Lee against William H. Xichois, 1.322 Gates avenue, two story frame house, lot 25x100, to Sarah E.

Lees, for S2.S00. At the Court House. Hose Pidgeon, referee in action of Josephine D. Powers against Mary C. Milan.

SS 'Hendrix street, two story frame house, iot 25x100. to Josephine D. Powers, for $2,000. New Buildings. Christopher street, east side.

6) feet south of Hl one six story brick factory, 2.x... tin c.st SM.noo. Morris Levy, owner. Osborne southwest comer of Blake avenue, one two ory frame staWe. 23x30, tin roof; cost SS0O.

David Schneider, owner. Mechanics' Liens. APRIL SS. East Sixteenth st, 200 ft Avenuo 0. 250x100.

John .1 Duane against John Hi. key JI23.0S Same property, John Miller against same. 117.5'j Judgments. APRIL 2S. Patrick.

Albert Chase $322.70 Knickerbocker Phosphate Co Cho ae Sr.i. nr Jurist. uv. lieorgp Smith 78.15 Blaliniiii hcr. IK mian ID Maguire 4M1.7 1 McDona I Thomas Standard Oil Co 117.00 Ohanlti.

Same lis. 00 Brooklyn. Oity of .1 Napier Malon ey. Nol lie Nassau L'lec Beth L. Keeney, nom $3 nom nom nom u.

legal tenders and circulating notes of National banks Cash Items, Bills and checks for the next day's exchange $24,475.46 Other items carried as cas'h 738.36 Furniture and fixtures nuivAitu injttrci president. LEGGET, Vice President. FREDERICK T. ALDRIDGE. Secretary.

25.213.S2 3,000.00 KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY. 342. 34 4, 346 Fulton St. CAPITAL $500,000 Total $678,443.56 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In, in cash $100,000.00 Surplus fUDd 25,000.00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 3 217 99 Due depositors 550,200.57 Unpaid dividends 25 00 QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE MECHANICS' BANK a the close of business on the 20th day at April.

1S9S. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $2,108,423.64 around. 86.05 Overdrafts Due from trust companies, banks, bankers an SURPLUS $750,000 i 56, 462. SO A dispatch from Montreal says that the Canadian Marine In surance agencies have made a slight advance in rates cn goods consigned to European countries via the United States.

DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. Due from anDroved reserve agents 199.515.43 205,978.33 Banking: house and lot Other real estate 314,351.78 33,961.92 Rate Bats. Books I close and open. 343,313.70 183,157.00 111,740.00 22.S30 4,200 30,000 8,000 20,000 650 750 4.101 Total State of New York, County of Kings, CHARLES M. ENGLI8, president, and JOSEPH B.

PIGOT, cashier of the Wallabout Bank, a bank located and doing business at No. 418 Myrtle avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn.in said county being duly sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoing report, with the schedule accompanying the same is true and correct in all respects, to the best of his knowledge and belief, and they further say that the usual business of said Bank has been transacted at the location required by the banking law (Chap. 689. Laws of 1S92), and not elsewhere ana Hiat the above report Is made In compliance wish an ofnclail notice received from t'he Superintendent of Banks designating the 26th day of April, 1898, as the day.cn which such report shall made. CHARLES M.

ENGLIS, President. JOSEPH B. PIGOT, Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents, the 29th day of April, 1893. before me.

Seal of Notai Charles H. Bulkley. Notary Public. Kings Co. Stocks and bonds Specie United States legal tender and circulating notes of National Banks Cash Items, viz.

Bills and checks for the next day's exchanges 5S.007.Si Other items carried as 1.29S.14 Apl. 15, May 12 Apl. 15, May 12 Apl. 15, May 12 Api. 15, May 3 2 2 3 83 Apl.

a. Apl. 28 Assets not included under any of the above hea'Js: Furniture and fixtures S33.40 S33.40 QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE FULTON BANK at the close ot business on the 26th day. of April, 1S98: RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $819,319.40 Total $3,121,434.19 LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid in. in cash $500,000.00 Surplus fund 388,173.08 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 9,674.52 Due depositors 2,100,000.50 Due trust companies, banks, bankers, "brokers and Etavings banks 114.566.09 Amount due not included' under any of the above heads, viz. Unpaid dividends $18.00 18.00 .1 I 1 Overd raifts 23.91 Apl. 21. Apl.

21, May 3 May 4, May 25 May. Apl. 30, June 3 Apl. 21, May 3 Apl. 23, May 6 Apl.

22. ApL 18, May 20 Apl. 22, May 2 Apl. 28, May 10 May 2, June 3 May 10. May 18 Apt 30, May ill ApL 12.

May 4 Apl. 2 May1 '8 Apl. 18., Api. Majf 3 "k3 Transacts a general trust business. Receives deposits subject to check at sight.

Interest allowed on daily balances. Issues certificates of deposit. Procures letters of credit, payable in any part of the world. In making your Will remember the Kings County Trust Company and name it as either your executor or trustee Wills kept free of charge. JULIAN 0.

FAIRCHILD, President. J. S. T. STRANAHAN, a D.

W. McWILLIAMS. Vice PrestoenH. HERMQN MORRIS. Secretary.

THOMASBLAKE. Ass' Secretary. THE NASSAU TRUST COMPANY. 101 BROADWAY. a pit 1, S5oo.eQO.0n Cndivlded Profits (Jan.

1, 297,987.99 Transacts a General Trust ami Banking business. Interest allowed on daily, balances from date ot deposit. Authorized to act as Executor. Guardian, Trustee, Receiver, etc. Designated by Appellate Division of the Supremt Court a Legal Depository for.

Court and Trust Funds. Letters of Credit procured and money loaned on approved securities. Deposit Accounts of Individuals. Business Firms. Corporations, solicited.

ANDREW T. SULLIVAN, President. WILLIAM DICK, a JOHN TRUSLOW.S fstdents. O. F.

RICHARDSON. Secretary. M. F. BURNS, Assistant Secretary.

TRUSTEES: William Dick, John Truslow, Henry Seibert. A. D. Baird. W.

E. Horwill, O. F. Klchardsoa. Bernard Peters, F.

vr. Wnrster, Jost Moller B. B. Tuttle, Ditmas Jewell. H.

F. Gunnison. Chas. H. Kussell, E.

T. Hulst, William Lamb W. f. Garrison, John Loughran, F.D. Mollenhavar, Andrew T.

Sullivan. 30.153.90 76.239.23 27,800.00 2.850.00 207.390.00 56,290.66 S7.177.00 36.051.63 2.300.48 Due from banks Due from approved reserve agents Real estate Mortgages owned Stocks and bonds Specfe U. S. legal tenders and circulating notes ot National Banks Checks for the ex day's Items carried as oah Accrued Interest 175 723 8,000 3,650 nom V4 nnxaii, jiary Alster. exor 10,663.00 Marks.

I. ldore Pomer. vntz 403.7S 541.68 18x100.2, John Beet to Geo Wake man, mort S3.000 $200,000.09 Total LIABILITIES. Capital 'stock paid in, in cash. Undivided profits, less Due depositors Due trust companiies and Carroll st, 143.9 Hicks st, 2L10x 171.535.29 846.726.S1 $2 2H IH $3,131,434.19 State of New York, County of Kinss, ss.

GEORGE W. WHITE, president, and CHARLES E. WHEELER, cashier of the Mechanics' Bank, a ban'k located and doing business at corner of Court and Montafrue, streets. In the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York.

In said county, being uly sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoing report, wii th the sdhediule accompanying t'he same, la true and correct In all respects, to the best of his knowledge and belief, and they further say that the usual business of said bank has been transacted at the location required by the banking law (Chap. 6S9, Laws of 1892). and not elsewhere; and that the afbov report is made In compliance with am official notice received from the Superintendent of Banks, designating the 26rh day of as the day on which such report shall be ma de. GEO. W.

WHITE. President. CHAS. E. WHEELER.

Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both de ponemts, t'he 29th day of April. 1898. before me. (Seal of Notary) w.

D. C. BOGGS. Notary Public, Kings County, N. Y.

100, foreclosure, John 'Xeau mer to Edward Graft, mort $3,000 75.875.'79 Apl. 22, Apl. 20. May 10, Apl. 13, May 21, Apl.

22, Aoi. 22. Apl. 22. 25, Apl.

29, Apl. 2, May 21 May 11 June 1 May 2 May 2 May 2 May 2 May U. May 6 Second place, 150 ft Court st, 16. George 'tdrd to William Dennis Am. Tobacco Am.

Tobacco com. Am.Tobacco Am. Tobacco scrip. Bos. Mont.

M'g Bos. Smelt' B'klyn Life Brooklyn Trust Bkn.CltySafeDep. C. R. Chi: Gt.

O. Chi. N. Coin. Trac, Pitts.

Choc.O.&Gulf pf. Cleve. Pitts Columbus St. Ry. Copper Falls M'g.

Canada Southern. Consol. Ice Del. Detroit City D. Edison.

N. Edison, Edison, E. Boston Eagle Warehouse Storage Co Everett Mills Gr. Rapids Gas. Gen.

Electric Glucose Sugar pf H.B.Clafiln 1st pf H.B.Claflln 2d pf. H.R.Worth'ton pf Hamilton Trust. Harlem Lighting. Lake Shore LafayetteLandCo. Lake E.

W. pfd Mexican Michigan Central. Mex. Manhattan Blec. New Eng.

T. T. New Eng. T. N.Y., Chi.

St.L N. J. Central N. 3. Central Nor.

Pacific Nash. Chat. N. Y. N.Y.&Bkn.Brew..

Nat. Starch 1st pf, Ohio Pennsylvania Pullman People's Gas Pioneer G. Mln'g. Quincy RioGrandeW.pfd. Rock Island Rock Island Ry.

Minn, Rome, W. Ogd. Standaru Gas Sprague Elec. SheepsheadB. Gas.

Tamarack Mln' g. Un. Elec. Sec. U.

S. Rubber U. S. Rubber pfd. U.

s. Express West End Elec May 11 May 2 May 2 May 2 May 20 May la May 17 May 2 May 2 May 2 May 24. June 1 June 4 June 2 May 2 May 5 Apl. 30 May 19 May 2 May 9 May 20 June 1 May 17 May 10 May 3 May 2 May 2 May 2 May 5 May 2 May 3 May 2 May 20 May 10 June 1 May 1 May 1 May 1 May 2 May 10 May 4 Apt. 29 May 16 May 4 May 5 May 11 May 10 May 14 May 3 May 4 May 6 May 2 June 3 May 2 May 17 May 10 May 2 May 10 May 2 May 10 May 1 May 25 May 10 June 1 May 1 May 2 June 1 May 2 May 16 May 11 Mav 2 May 19 May 5 May 2 May 17 May 2 May 16 May 2 S.544.SG 1,429.55 26.50 527.M 1W.IS 1TS.60 182.

SG 173.12 117.75 71.22 164. SS 308.48 1,750.70 509.21 483.90 279.82 Tolk. "David Welz Zerweck Ow i go Mason A Robinson and Rlc io. Miehils Brlggs and ihn I Wilson Ttirtcr. 7 lxors Frese K'leune.

Conn Jiugherty. William A P.uhl Mi Consumers' Brewing 10 eherer. Kreiieric Scharmann Hons Jensen. Andrew Katolle Jensen Levy. Abraham Schaeffer Brewg Co McKane.

Mir.nio Brunswlek Balke Coi lender Co Atlantic Construction Co fame to nine Pam" to same Nassau Ki. ct It Co Bridget MciSori tisrh King. County Elevated Co Prospect st, 175 "ft Erasmus st. Total $1,284,137.89 State of New York, County of Kings, ss. WILLIAM H.

HAZZARD, president, and JOHN A. NEXSEN, cashier, of the Fulton Bank, a bank located and doing business at No. 361 Fulton street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, In said county, being dudy sworn each for himself, savs that the foregoing Report, with the schedule accompanying the same, is true and correct in all respects, to the best of his knowledsce ami hello Anarew ano. jonn a Short to Mary Short. Bay Thirty second st, 140 ft SALARIES AND BILLS UNPAID.

154 Api. 30, May 17 Eigh'ty sixth st, 60X96. James Xew York, to 'Ellas Tompkins nom 2,100 exch and they further say that the usual business of Lafayette av. 350 ft Broadway, $1.50 Joseph tenner to 'Martha wife of Theo Swimmi. mort $77000 Grant s.

at inteTsection line, lot Money Due the Commissioners and Employes of the East River Bridge. Sewers in Bad Shape. Apl. 2, Api. 21.

Apl. 29. Apl. 1, ApL 1, Apl. 4, Apl.

30, Api. 15, Mav 10, Anf. 23, Apl. 27. Apl.

29, Apl. 22, May 6 May 12 May 11 May 22 May 3 May 5 May 7 Apl. 23 May 20 May. 3 May 18 May 11 May 3 lo.419.0O 1 smiui Same to Kilen Rnnkor pi 48, map. Tennis Bergen runs 183.8 to street 123, Anna nvife of James or Pierce, to Susan Pratt, saia tjanJv nas neen transacted at the Gocatlon required by Che banking larw (Chap.

689. Laws of 1S92). and not elsewhere; and that the elbove report Is made in compliance with an ofnclail notice received from the Superintendent of Banks designating the 26th day of April, 1S9S. as the day on whioh such report shall be made. WM.

H. HAZZARD, President. J. A. NEXSEN.

Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents', the 29th day. of April, 1S9S. before me. lchard D.

Brown. Seal of Notary Notary Publ 1c Kings Co. 9,000.00 15,419.00 900.01) 113. 9D Gr ant st. at intersection, line, lot QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE BEDFORlD BANK at the close of business on the 26th day of April.

1S98: RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $928 042 69 Overdrafts Due from trust companies, banks, bankers and brokers $119,349.41 Due from approved reserve agents 85.000.00 44, on same map, runs isa.u to street fw 125, Susan Pratt to Anna IM. wife James or Pierce, I II. receiver King's Co Klevated Co Exrs Smith Same Ell Banker et al Wheeler, Eustace A Wheeler Mortgages. APRIL, Weik.

Annie, to Maria Bell, guardian Dean s.i. near Vork av Wichert, .1 II. 10 Ward. Schenectady Cambridge place, 200 ft Greene av. Chief Engineer Buck ol tie new East River Bridge and his assistants will not get their salaries for April unless 'the Board of Esti roaixe comes to their relief.

The salaries of the commissioners for March are in arrears and Cher is no presnt prospect of their payment for 'that mon'th or April. The pay 20x100. josntta i i cort to josnua awl Warren L. Cort. firm Cort Son.

as co rrartner. 204,349.41 2 12C Banking house and Other real estate ELECTION NOTICES. 28,803.60 Avenue H. corner otf East Eighteenth st. SOxlOO, George ani Frederic a Fiske.

to ul la Armstrong 'Bts'lKletTi st, 190 ft Second av, 50x S0.290.SS 31.322.84 84.930.00 30,889.77 57,107.00 109.4. bitl. Frederic An dreas, 'New lorK, to Georsre Martin 3 1M ISdnenck 'av, 175 Dumont av, 16.SX May 2, May 17 May" 14," Mar 28 Apl. 25. May 20 Mar." 31." Mar.

31, Apl. 11 Apl. 29, June 6 Apl. 19. Apl.

30. Apl. 29, May 12 Apl. 18, May 3 May" 3 Apl. 22, Mav 18 Apl.

22, May 18 Apl. 30, May 17 Apl. 21, May 2 Mortgages owned Stocks and bonds Specie U. S. legal tenders and circulating notes of national banks Cash items, viz.

Bills and checks for the next day's exchanges $37,546.22 Other items carried as cash 697.13 nom 6,500 1,500 1,600 100, foreclosure, Prank 13 Creamer to Albert Van Slclen. mort 4966 THE MANUFACTURERS TRUST 198 Capital, $500,000. Surplus, $500,000. Loanu money on approved collateral, receives deposit subject to check payable through New York Clearing Huuoe. 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. Executes orders for Investment Securities, Guarantees letters nf Credit to travlers and issuet Forelam Drafts payable In any part of the world. Collect. Coupons and Interest on Investments.

Serves as Registrar or Transfer Agent of Bondi ana Stocks and acts as Trustee for Railroad and other Mortgages. WILLIAM J. COOMBS. WILLIAM H. NICHOLS President.

Vice President. WILLIAM 3. MATHESON. FRANK. L.

SNIFFEN 2d Vice President. Secretary. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. William H. Nichols, E.

Dwlght Church. William J. Matheson. Frederick W. Wurster.

William J. Coombs. Robert Galr, Lowell M. Palmer. Henry Batterman, Sanford H.

Steele. 7. Adolph Mollenhauer John H. Kanati, A. J.

Pouch. John EC. Schumann, John C. Orr. James H.

Ollphant. Royal C. Peabody. Silas Tuttle. William Vog el.

William A. Nash. John H. Ireland, H. B.

Halch. Charles O. Gates. Sciienck av, 20S.4 IXLmont av, 16. Sx 100, foreclosure, same to same, mort $966 38,243.35 Schenck av.

191.6 Dumont av, 16.SX 1,500 SO. 50 5 100. foreclosure, same to same, mort VJW for ithe engineers and office force Ior Apri'. amounts to JS.fiOO, wills is due the commissioners. Secretary Smith E.

Lane of the Commission holds, pending an appropriation, the salary checks and also oills audited at the last meeting of the Commission aggregating 953. Mr. Lane said to day that Coontroller Coler has not paid any of the Commission's bills except salaries since it took office. The payment of all the ollls audited up to the last batch of 5158,853 has been held up, notwithstanding the fact that there was 'in the treasury to the credit of the Commission a large sum of money, t'he proceeds of honds. All bills audited before last week were sen.r.

to Assets not Included under any of the above heads: Furniture and fixtures Cambridge place, 200 ft Greene av. TO THE STOCKHOLDBP.S OF, THE NBW YORK AND BROOKLYN BREWING COMPANY The yearly meeting of the stick holders of the York and Brooklyn Brewing Company will be held at the office of the company, Scholes and Lor imer sts, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on TUESDAY, May 10, 1898, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Seven trustees to hold office for one year will be elected at this meeting. The polls will be open from 12 o'clock, noon, till 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The books for the transfer ot stock shall close on Friday, April 29, 1S9S, at 12 clock, noon, and reopen on Wednesday, May 1S9S.

at 12 o'clock, noon. THOS. W. SHERIDAN. President.

James B. Leavy, Treasurer. al9 18t oSu BROCKKLYN TRUST BOROUGH OF Brooklyn, New York, April 20, 1898 Notice is hereby given of an election for seven (7) trustees of the BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY and for three (3) Inspectors, to he held at the offices of the company, Nos. 177 and 179 Montague st, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on MONDAY, May 2, 1S9S. between 9 and 10 o'clock A.

M. Transfer books will close on April 21. 1898, and reopen on May 3. 1898. a21 29 2t FREDERICK C.

COLTOX, Secretary. S.0O0.00 Bli. s. .1 to Title and Co. St Marks av.

near Kingston, morts 10 same, St Andrews place, near Herkimr m. 4 morts oi Ier.a. to Green. Tompkins a v. Clark.

Mary K. to exrs of .7 Sartor Mull st. near Stone av. 2 morts Barbara. Vincenzo ami Giuseppe, to andesrift.

West Fifteenth st. near lune av Buehl. C. et al, to Brown! kinKwiand av. near Na.

au McKeon. P. to Bernheimer Schmld, 264 Nassau st Human Catholic Church of thi Visitation to 1 migrant Industrial Saving. Bank Richards, Tremom and Verona sts Wwller. Ajrnes AV.

to ETirlich. Eleventh av. corn EiKh'ty fiffh st Smith. .1. to Tlieodore nnd George South First st.

near Keap iw inter, Louise, to Meister. Marlon at, near Saratoga av Brown. Anna L. to Francis Maher. Wal ren sr.

near Nevins Oostelio. Ca.th, 10 Oberme er Liebmann C.inV.wi 1 Total LIABILITIES. Meeting. $10,000 4,000 5S.000 17,000 2.500 3,300 600 3.0MI 2.000 20.000 6,600 200 1.000 200 650 650 4,000 1,950 3,750 Capital stock paid In, in cash $150,000.00 Surplus fund 85,000.00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 30.316.3S Due depositors 1,192,932.39 Due trust companies, banks, bankers, brokers and sav 227.00 Telephone. Brooklyn 1,581.

Cable. Mantruat. ings banks Amount due not Included under any of the above heads: Suspense account ICS. 82 THE ANNUAL ELECTION TO FILL CERTAIN vacancies In the Board of Directors of the BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY will be held at the Peoples Trust Company, No. 172 Montacue st, Brooklyn, N.

on MONDAY. May 2, 1898. The polls will be open from 9 A. M. to 10 A.

M. Trans, fer books will close on the 21st Inst. al9 13t WILLIAM M. COLE. President.

itartsoh. J. t. A Briakman. Wolcott "st! near tlcharit Armstror.K.

Julia. .1 Mdljoughiin! Avenii corner East Eighteenth tame to Fiske. same aiartln. to TiUo and st, H. 10 Rozenstein, Putnam av." near Mamourg 450 nom 3.125 nom nom excb nom nom aon nom the Controller amd credited against this hond credit.

A week oga the Commission hatl a balance aver all Dills ordered paid of $627. The extension of time accorded by the American Sugar Refining Company for the city to acquire title to the so" called sugar house property expires on June 28 next. This property costs $250,000 and interest is due from last September. The alarming condition of the sewer on the Brooklyn side near the bridge excavation work is, according to the engineers' reports, duplicated on 'the New York side, where the anchorage is being prepared. The work is in a most dangerous condition, aggravated by the recent heavy rainfall, and will result in a damage reaching many thousands of dollars unless promptly looked after.

complete the difficulties of the commission contractors bills amounting to $100,000 at least, are duo and the contractors are clamoring. The commission met this afternoon and attended to routine business. Fifty first to Best, st. Franklin Trust Company, MoAtaciM, corner Clinton street. Brukiyn.

CAPITAL SintPMJS Authorized by law to act as EXECUTOR, AS KIN tSTRATOR, TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE aad otter special advantac aa suclu IS A LEGAL REPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers Its services on favoraMe 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 throucrk th New York Clearlnc House.

GRO. H. SOUTHARD, President. WILLIAM H. WALLACE.

Vlo PreeMctU. JAS. R. COWING. Second Vice President a4 Secretary.

CROWELL HADDEN. Assistant Secretary. rotal $1,458,644.59 State of New York. County of Kings, ss. HOWARD M.

SMITH. Cashier of Bedford Bank, a bank located and doing business at No. 1,223 Bedford avenue, in the City of New York, Borough of Brooklyn, In said county, being duly sworn, says that the foregoing report with the schedule accompanying the Bame is true and correct in all respects, to the best of his knowledge and belief, and he further says that the usual business of said bank has been transacted at the location required by the banking law (Chapter 689, Laws of 1S92), and not elsewhere, and that the above report Is made In compliance with an official notice received from the Superintendent of Banks designating the 26th day of April. 1898, as the day on which such report shall be made; and EUGENE G. BLACKFORD, the president, is absent and cannot Join in this report.

HOWARD M. SMITH. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to by deponent the 29th day of April, 1S98, before me. (Seal of Notary.) Henry M.

Heath, Notary Public, Kings County. 500 1,200 2.S00 600 S00 A. A. Low. TRUSTEES: Crowell Hodden.

H. E. Plerrepoot. Geo. M.

Olcou. 7,500 1.C00 3,627 1.000 4,000 2.000 QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE FIFTH AVENUE BANK. Brooklyn, N. at the close of business on the 26th day of April, 189S: RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $467,228.08 Edwin Packard, John Win slow, Darwin R.

James. Joseph E. Brown, Wm. H. Wallace, Franklin K.

Taylor. D. H. HouthtalinB. Geo.

H. Southard. Thos. E. Stillman.

Martin Joost, Geo. M. Colt. Robt. B.

Woodward. WHAT THE HAVEL DIDN'T SEE. The published Btatoment to day that the" Steamer Havel had sighted a. Spanish fleet off the Azores, on her voyage to New York, which ended yesterday, is positively denied at the office of the North German Lloyd Company, whioh ownH the vessel. It was uIbo added that the Havel's course was nowhere near the Azores.

Overdrafts 164.69 Stewart L. Woodford. 20X100, Joshua li ana warren Cort. firm Cort Son, to Amasa Scovllle, all liens East Seventy second st. 160 ft a Avenue IT, 40x100.

Percy Williams and Thomas Adams, jr.to Mary A Jackson, Halsey st, 175 ft Tompkins av, 18.9 xlOO, Joseph Judson to Jacob II lougherty Eighteenth st, 200 Fifth av, 25x100, foreclose, Charles Fiske to Martha Macauley Seven'teenth st, 233.4 Eighth av, lG.8x90, Henry Lesernan. St. Johns, to Margaret Slater, mort $1,750 President st. 174.6 Henry st, 20x I'M, Mary Woods to Peter De laney and Peter Collijis Prospect place, 350 ft Vanderbilt av, 20x131, Peter Delaney and Peter Collins, to Mary Woods Jay st, 175 ft "Willougliby st, 25x 107.6, Martin Henderer to Henry Roth Kent st, 650 ft Manhattan av, 25 X100. Chaa Forsman to Emma Forsman iMoore st.

s. 10 ft Graham av, 25x 100, Morris Handler to Julius Le vuisky. part, morts 55,000 Thirty third St. 6, 100 ft Third av, 100x100. Caroline rebentheusser to Matthew Hull, morts.

$20,200, taxes, etc Elevnth st. 224.7 e. Seventh av, 16.8x100. Oscar Hoxle to Emma J. wife Oscar Hoxle, mort $3.000..

Grand av, Xo 241, 312.6 LAfayette av, runs 100xs21.9xwlOO to Grand av X1121.9, Frederic Coudert to James Baxter, mort $2,130 Canarsie av, corner Eatst Twerutv thlrd st, 100.1x90.3xlOOxS6.11; East Twenty elght'h st. 253.7 Camarsie av, 20x 100; Avenuo vv cornier East Twenty 11111111 st. 100x120; East Twenty ninth st. 166.11 Canarsie 20x100; Easit Twenty nlr.irii SO ft Avenue C. 20x100; Avenue SO ft East Twenty ninth st, 40xSO; Xostrand av, Si) ft Avenue C.

GOxlOO; Xosmtnd av, 80 ft Avenuo 40x160; Avenue corner East tlrst st, runs 40xn SOx GOx 40x lOOxs 120; Bast Thirty first st, 3, SS.8 Canarsie av, 40x100; East Thtrty ftrsi st. 80 ft Avenue C. 20x100: AVenue 60 ft East Thirty first st, 40x80; East Thii ty seoond st. vr 99.11 Canarsie av, 40x100. Henry Hesrerberg and Adam Balzer.

formerly jr, fo Victor Gillam, mort $7,500 ai'adlson st, 175 ft Ralph av. 50x100, John A Chilson, Freeport, X. 1, to Mary Graham, mort Flfty tlrst st. s. 310 ft Fourth av, lSxlOO.2, Geo Wakeman to Bertha.

Blix. mort $4,200 Classon av. s. 212.S Mj rtle av. 25x ll.Sx25xL6.

John Doerr. Y. to Oatuosco and Rosa, bis wife, tenants by entirety Belmont av. s. So ft vv Montauk av, 0x90.

Jeremiah Haywood to Anna Olmdiwlek, Cohoes, Y. mort $2,000. val cons and Same proierty. Erastus Smith to Jeremelali Haywood, mort $2,000 Same proiierty. Erik Petterson to Eros tus Smith, mort $2,000 Fifty seventh st.

s. 180 ft Fifth av. 20x100.2. William Bro wn to Francis McXally. mort $1,000 Dean .1.

473.5 Fifth av. 20x100, iiAd. Mary Early to Joslah Greene av. s. 27 ft Franklin av.

2SxS0. Samuel Oharlg to Martin Henderer. mort $9,000 Central av, cor Eldcrt st, 25x80. nil, Gerd Hinrk to George Hlnck Xrawrence av, (. 500 ft Third st.

runo xp20xnlU to Wetster av xn 60 xslllxwlGOxslOO to Lawrence av, Ilebecca an Cott, Parkville. I. to iMiella Van Cott Aloro j. newion WALLABOUT MARKET. Though the weather this morning was not all thait could be desired it was so far improved that a lively truffle was carried on at Wallabout Market.

Many market gardeners' wagons were in the square aad their loads were speedily sold out. Stand dealers also report a good' business. Few changes In general produce prices occurred and none of especial significance. Strawberries ranged about the sarnie as yesterday. Sea food had but a dragging trade.

Poultry was clearing up satisfactorily. Meats again showed enlargement in transactions for the week. Eggs were Arm at late advances and butter weak and declining in tendency. Butter, per pound Fancy Elgin, ISiAaaOc; in 10 pound tin packages, 19c; print butter, Western, 21c; Philadelphia, 22c; Western creamery. 17a 18c: lower grades, 15a17c.

Cheese, per pound Full cream, small, BHc; large, Stfcc; part skims, 8c; Swiss, domestic. 15c: imported, 24c. Eggs, per dozen Strictly fresh, nearby, in cases. 12c; seloted Leghorns, 14Mic; Western. In cases, 12c; uncandled, llVic; duck eggs 15 al6c; goose eggs, 38c.

Fish, per pound Roe shad, 25c each; buck, 10c each; shad roe, 10c per pair; Spanish mackerel, 12al8c; saimon, frozen, 10c: blue, 6a7c weak 6c; cod, 6a7c; market cod, 4c: halibut, 12c; haddock, 6c: pollock, 5c; striped bass, 10c; sea bass 7c; herring, 3c; eels, 10al2c; flounders. 6c; yellow perch, 6c: clscos, 6c; white fish, 12c; pickled mackerel, American. $15a20 per bbl; Imported $14a25 per bbi; Portland herring. $4 per box Dig by scaled herring, 12c per pound; dried codfish 5aSc iper pound. Shell fish Soft clams, 20a25c pet 100; hard clams.

$1 per basket; Rocka.way oysters. $1 per basket: lobsters, 12al5c per pound; scallops, per gallon; cod liver oil 16c per pint. Mteats, per pound Beef, hind quarters and ribs 9al0c: loins and ribs. Ilal2c: sides. 7a8c Texas and Colorado grass beef, 6a7c; mutton '8aSc lamb, 9a9c; spring lamb, each; milk veal' Georse H.

Prermisa. 70.094.05 17,500.00 1,000.00 27.874.31 74.S46.94 23,580.00 GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS Recommendations That Work of Some Kind Be Provided in Jails. The Grand Jury for April was discharged this morning by Judge Hurd in the Couoty Court, after a brief presentment had been read by the foreman, James P. Hefferman. The presentment stated that the Grand Jury had visited the Almshouse, the Ki'ngs County Penitentiary and the Raymond Street Jail.

It was strongly recommended by the Grand Jury some means ahould be found for the employment of the inmates, as enforced idleness had resulted In a marked effect on the prisoners' physical condition, in some cases in. their mental state. In the interest of humanity, the presentment says, some occupation should be provided either in the preparation of raw materials, or In some other way. The Grand Jury did not essay to make any recommendation further than this as to the manner of providing work for the convicts. At Raymond Street Jail the Grand Jury found' the conditions extremely favorable for tha health of the prisoners, but the visitors recommended thai inasmuch as there are only three bath tmbs for the use of the inmates, there should be more bathing facilities provided.

There are now only places for three, but there should be tulbs sufficient for twenty prisoners to ba'the at one time. Otherwise the Jail was to be commended for its cleanliness. The Sheriff, the presentment sai. joined in the wish for more bathing facilities. The Grand Jury was then dismissed with th thanks of the court.

SURROGATE'S COURT. Kings County Surrogate's Court, George B. Abbott. Surrogate. IUs proved: Mary D.

Allen, John T. Ack ley, Margaret Achlmann, Jane John Benilsch. Coles P. Davids. John Flanagan, Mar gairet Gallagher, William Heffernam, Joseph John eon, Mary A.

V. Johnson, William Kammann, Frederick Manning. Johannah Johann a uer, Ohanles Osborn. Mary B. Peck.

Mary Ann Quayle. BUen M. Rogers, Elizabeth ShUflingham, William Snilnh. Bllna Thatford. Agnes E.

Taylor, Elliott B. Tlmrber. Jacob WaJilen. Letters of administration, were granted on the estates of the following deceased persons: Mary Hook. James Gairahan, James T.

Davis, Michael J. Scanlon, Katharln a Muller. Catherine Collins. Thomas A. Shea.

Thomas Fogarty. Barbara Baum, Frederick Schildmacher. Antonio Terra. Henry Stocks, Marv "Neeson, Mary T. Kelley.

James Collins, Theresle Ktiutsen. Magdalena Drolllnger, Charles Zlmmermann, Harry Sullivan, George Lott. Bertha Adler. Ebeneze B. Wood.

Joseph H. Rode. Timothy P. Hayncs, Catherine N. Hltchina.

Letters of guardianship were Issued on the persons and property of Veronica W. Flanagan to Luke Dunne, of LoreMa. Josephine and Peter W. Scherrer to Poter Scherrer. of Elsie A.

Roe to Samuel W. Coad. of Samuel R. Handy to Grace A. Rennlx, of Ella Nimptsch to Eliso Nlmptsch, of Philip H.

W. Sheridan to Ella A. Sheridan, of Margaret Ottordlnger and Albert Krauahaar to George Is'. Kraushaar, of GeorgD C. Wright to George S.

Wright, of Frederic E. Rlchter to Charles Rlchter. of Josephine and Peter J. Mundy to Mary Mundy. of Harry I.

Hitchlngs to Anna M. Hitchlngs. of Frederick Neubert to, Henry Heberstrelt, of Catharine and James B. ColUna to John Collins, of Jennie Zuckerman to Morris Zuckerman, of Harold Helen, Horace SL. and Hilda E.

Ititch to Or on do 3. Rltch Due tfrcm approved reserve agents Banking house and lot Mortgages owned Specie tocks and bonds U. S. legal tenders and circulating notes of national banks Cash items, viz: Bills and. checks for the next day's ex chancres $22,432.94 Other items carried as cash 286.95 Ienni.

J. to Atlantic Building "ami 1 oan Association, Secondj place, near Court SL Shvjrt. Mary to Mary Straiuon, Prospect st. near Erasmus Tompkins. s.

to 1) Lynch. Bay Th'irty cond st Cillam, Victor, to Hesterberu and ano. Canarsie av. East Twenty eighth, Twenty ninth. Thirty first and Thirty second sts.

Avenue and Xostrand av, Emith. f'ath and A. to Title and Co. Withers si. nr Graham av Blake, to Kings Co Trust Co.

DeKalb av. nr Throop Levin, J. to Hurst, Osborn st. nr Eastern parkway ilorton. Annie to East Thirteenth st, DouKherty.

H. to Title and Co. Halsey st. Macaulay. Martha to Kimbnll, County Trcas Kings Co, Eighteenth Slut' r.

Margt to 'rrospeet JIome Bldf; and Loan Assn. Seventeenth st. JIackett. Eouise H. to Franklin Trust Co.

trustee. Putnam av. nr Bedford Amulsky. to levy, Prosiiect av, near Fifth av Field. to Rebecca Jordan, Hawthorne st.

near Flatbush av Lecliey. Eliza, to Maria Lott. Carroll st. nr Sixth av Schwaebisohc Saengerbund to Willlams burgb Svpa Bank. Greene av, near Myrtle Smith, i' II.

to oath Saunders, Snedl ker av. nrar Ea storn parkway Levinsky. .1. 10 Will, Moore st, nr Graham av Chilson. .1 A It.

to Marv Graham, Prospect plniv. near Bedford nv Baxter. .7 T. 10 It Coudert. Grand av.

near Eafayf tte Blix. Bertha M. to ICagle Svgs and Ioan Fil'iy first st. near Fourth Catusoco. to .1 lloerr, Classen av, C.

Riin stonl, ,1. 77 Ziehl r. Dean st, Reynolds. H. to Title and Co.

Forty eighth st. noar Thirteenth av 2,100 2.230 1,000 TRUST COMPANIES. Hamilton Trust Company, 191 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL, $500,000. SURPLUS, Pays Liberal Interest on Daily Balances.

Acts um Trustee and Transfer Agent for Corporations, Authorized to act as Guardian, Executor and Administrator. 22.7719.89 2,500.00 Furniture and fixtures $707,497.96 000.00 OOO.OO $100, 50, Total LXAIBALITIES. Capital stock paid In, in cash Surplus fund Undivided profits, less current expenses and 'taxes paid Due depositors Due trust companies, banks, bankers, brokers and saivlngs banks Umpald Oivldends Suspense It is a Legal Depository for Trust Funds. Exclusive Bonking Facilities for Ladies. Family and Business Accounts Solicited.

SILAS B. DUTCHER, President. WILLIAM H. LYON, Vice Prsldent. ALFRED J.

POUCH, Second Vice President. JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary. TRUSTEES: William H. Lyon, Silas Dutcher.

James O. Carpenter. William Bern, Charles W. Bettfl, Charles Cooper, William H. H.

Child. Henry E. Hutchinson. 2,400 500 COO 7,000 r.oo 2.0OO 400 2.130 1.000 17, W0 1,273.35 1,285.74 1,769.02 25.00 144.S5 THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY, 172 Montague Street. CAPITAL $1,000,000.00 SURPLUS 1,000,000.00 Interest Allowed on Daily Balances Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, Receiver, Transfer Agent and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds and receives Deposits sub jec to check at sight, or re turn able at fixed dates Is designated as a depository for STATE FUNDS and moneys paid into court.

Procures Letters nf r.eH;t rnae nom nom nom $3,600 100 exch exch Henry N. Whitney, Harlan P. Halsey, Calvin Patterson. John Ditmas, William Hester, John C. McGuire, William C.

Wallace, aiu tu jroucn, Wm. V. R. Smith, Millard F. Smith.

Eugene F. O'Connor. Joseph B. White, John R. Hegeman.

Leonard Juoouy. Tlmr.v Wwiruff. Total $707,497.96 State of New York, County of Kings, A. P. WELLS, President, and I.

SIMONSON, Cashier, of Fifth Avenue Bank, a bank located and doing (business a.t (No. 217 Ninth street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, In said county, being duly sworn, each for himself, says thsxt the foregoing report, wlt3i the schedule accompanying the same, Is true and correct In all respects, to the best ct his knowledge and (belief, and tey further say that the usual business of said bank has been transacted at the location required by the banking law (Chap. 6S9, Laws of 1892), and not elsewhere; and that the above report is made In compliance with an official notice received from the Superintendent of Banks designating the 26th day of April, IS9S as the day on which such report shall be made. A.

P. WELLS, President. I. SIMONSON, Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents, the 29th day of April, 1S9S before me.

Beth M. Tuttle, (Seal of Notary Public, King Co N. Y. Assignment of Mortgages. APRIL, 2.

Kienois. xor Eugene, to E'mmeline Nichols ITubr. K. Bchl'en tame to sain etcalfe. to Reild Eniff Byrnes, Mary J.

10 Mary Byrnes Ilassey Kmile A and ano. exrs. to (4 heavy, 5aoo; loins, 7aSc: shoulders, 6a7c sweetbreads, $3 per dozen; calves' livers, 40ao6c each beef livers. SOc each; ox, talis. $1 per dozen' Smoked and cut moats, per pound Ham llWal'c shoulders.

5ic: bacon, 10c; boneless, lie fancv bacon. 12c: smoked beef. 16a22c; bolognas 10al3c per pound; frankfurters. 10a20c per pound lard 6Vic per pound. In 50a60 pound packages Poultry, dressed, per pound 18a20c Philadelphia.

20a22c; nearby ducks. Ilal3c Western ducks. 10a.l2c: turkeys. Western, prime toms 14ajl6c; hens. HlJalAic: seconds.

9allc old turkeys. 10al2c; chickens. Philadelphia, refrigerated 15al6c; prime chickef) I3al5c: medium. thin. SalOc; fowls.

roosters, 7c; guinea fowls. 4OaS0c per pairi souabs. per dozen: pigeons, per djbzen. Live poultry, pef pound Turkeys, llaUUc: fowls, 10c; roosters, 6V: chickens. lOc; spring chickens, 35c: ducks.

per pair; geese, S1.75a2 per pair; euinea folyls. SiialOc per pound; live nom 7. 1) TlOtll nom nom nom nom Safe Deposit and Silver Vaults. THE Eagle Warehouse and Storage Co. payable in any part of the world.

Is represented in thelew York Clearing House. OFFICERS. FELIX CAMPBELL, President. JACOB Q. DETTMER, 1st Vice President E8CE MRSE, 2d Vice President.

T. MlilkS. omitted King. to Tilton 2 500 F.alzer. to Xortih Amer Brewing n'om to Li ficardi 4 500 ircent, to Boehmer LOOO These vaults are located In the center of the building and are molosed by Independent heavy brick walls.

A placif of absolute security, for wills, dedi. silverware. Jlewelry and other valua.h!a. CHARLES A. BOODY.

Asst. Secretary. nom I A LARGE Slips JJUA. a A SEAB..