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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1912. 14 TBTJST COMPANIES. TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS.

TBUPVT COMPANIES. CORPORATION LOCAL FINANCIAL 7 CHARTERED 1866. MORTGAGE MARKET ACTIVE. Brooklyn Trust Company member niw tork clearing hocsh association. Main Office: 177-179 Montague Street.

Branch: Bedford Ave. and Fulton St, Manhattan Office: Cor. Wall St and Broadway. Capital $1,000,000 Undivided Profit $2,400,000 THIS COMPANY does not transact a commercial banking business. It welcomes, however, the reserve accounts of corporations, firms and individuals, and allows on such accounts fair rates of interest.

BROOKLYN CITY SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY INCORPORATE DEPOSIT CO. Trustees of Long Island Trust Launch Temple Bar Safe Deposit Co. The Temple Bar Safe Deposit Company Bf Brooklyn, which Is being promoted by Interests Identified with the Long Island I.oaa and Trust Company, has filed Its articles of Incorporation with the Secretary State at Albany. The capital Is to be 1100,000, and the Incorporators are Henry F. Noyea, Francis L.

Noble and Howard O. Wood, trustees, and Clinton Li. Kossiter and John H. Emanuel, vice presidents of the Long Island lioan and Trust Company. As was announced exclusively In The Eagle several months ago.

this new company Is about to acquire title to the property at 193 Joralemon street, directly In the rear of the Temple Bar Building, to be used as a site for a handsome building, which will be used exclusively tor safe deposit purposes. The Jorale-inan street property is owned by David O. Leggvt, who is president of the trust company. Title will probably pass to the Incorporators of the new company within the next fortnight. It is estimated tbat the raw structure, including the cost of the Jand, will entail an expenditure of about J8O.C0O.

6 1'fflngcr, architects, of liberty street, Manhattan, are now perfecting the plans. The facade will be cither of marble or granite, and the construction will be fireproof throughout. When completed the building will be the only one in Greater New York devoted exclusively to the safe deposit business. It is proposed to offer not to exceed 49 per cent, of the capital stock of the new Temple Bar Safe Deposit Co. to stock holders of Long Island Loan and Trust Company.

Control of the company Is to retained by the trust company. The new vaults will be accessible from three streets directly from Joralemon street, through the Temple Bar from Court street and through the annex from Rem-sen street. NEW GAS COMPANY BUILDING. Demolition of Old Houses on Proposed Site Soon to Commence. It transpired from official sources this morning that work on the proposed new office building which the Brooklyn Union Gas Company is planning to erect on Remsen street, exclusive announcement of which was made In these columns several weeks ago, will commence shortly.

The gas company, as previously announced, purchased the four dwellings adjoining its present quarters on the west. It paid slightly In excess of for the four. With the additional 100 leet frontage acquired by this purchase, the company now owns olose to 200 feet continuous frontage. The two buildings, which are now occupied by the Realty Associates and other companies, will be ready for demolition to make way for the Improvement about June 1, but the two houses at 172 and 174 Hemsen street, which have been operated as boarding bouses for some years. have already been vacated.

During tii past day or so, the Interior furnishings Save been disposed of at auction and tbo buildings are now ready for tearing down. While no definite Information as to lha character of the proposed new building Is obtainable frnm the gas company officers it was learned from a director today that the building Itself will cost iu the neighborhood of $500,000. The Realty Associates are making over an old house in the center of the block, on the south side of the street, for their own occupancy, and tenants of the houso Immediately adjoining the present company building have leased the house at 363 Remsen street, on the opposite side of the street. This building Is now In process of alteration. BECOBB TOTAL OF DEPOSITS.

Tie net deposits of Ih Guaranty Trust Company of Ivew lork, as exhibited In Its statement nf March 21. 1912, juat Issued In response to the call of the State Superintendent of Banks, amount to over This total Is the largeBt ever reported by any trust company in America and Is a gain of $22,000,000 over the figures reported by this company on occasion of the last previous call, December 21, 1911. The total resources of the Guaranty Trust Company of New Yorlt re In excess of $225,000,000. IT. T.

AND QUEENS ELECTRIC. The N'ew York and Queens Electric Light and Power Company reports gross earnings for the year ended December 31 of $777,642, an increase of net earnings of $372,583, which Is an Increase of $17,333, and surplus $149,697, and Increase of $9,294. STATE BANK CALL ISSUED. Albany, March 23 Superintendent of Banking Van Tuyl has Issued a call to State Banks and trust companies to report their condition at the olose of business on March 21. Million-Dollar Mortgage Securing Industrial Bond Issue Swells Total.

Thes local mortgage market during the past week was marked by a decided activity. It was not as active, however, as the totals might Indicate. The total of the mortgages made this week was the highest this year. But it will be noted that a mortgage of $1,000,000 was made by the International Type Betting Machine Company to the Guaranty Company of New York help to swell the total considerably. Notwithstanding this fact, however, the local mortgage companies bad an active week.

The mortgage loans by savings banks continue to be few, but those made by these Institutions were in most coses large ones. The number of mortgages taken on assignment was also gratifylngly large. Out-of-town institutions were heavy pur chasers. There continues to be plenty of money, but the demand for this Is rapidly increasing. During the past week title and trust companies loaned $1,580,700 ou bond and mortgage, and savings banks made similar loans to the amount of $136,600.

Title and trust companies took $219,850 worth of mortgages on assignment, and savings banks, $163,356. The following is a list of the mortgage transactions of the past week, to which financial Institutions were parties: Co. of N. Tit O. A I 03 000 Y.

Mortgage Security Co, S. Title Guaranty Co Lawyers Mortgage Go 1'eoples Trust The Thrift Home Mortgage Co Farmers loan Broadway Trust State Bank Bond and Mortgage Guarantee. Eagle Saving! and Loan Brooklyn Trust Vnited Co Home Title Inn. Atlantic Pavings and Loan Kant River Savings 70.600 22.SOO 15. 5M 16.400 9.000 7.W0 7,000 6,600 6.600 6.KO 4.000 3,250 1.000 S0.00O 80.000 25,600 12.000 7,000 6,300 8,800 l.SOO Prudential Savings South Brooklyn Savings Greater N.

Y. Savings Brooklyn Savings Brevoort savings B. D. Savings Home Savings ASSIGNMENTS. Bond and Mortgage Guarantee.

fT5.500 84.750 28,200 23.0O0 13.3H0 7.7JO 7.5"0 6.500 4,750 4.:0 S.500 8.250 1,000 800 800 Title Guarantee ana trust Home Title Ins. Co Citizens Trust of Utlca .1. Lehrenkrause Sons peoples Trust Franklin Trust Broadway Trust Brooklyn City 8. and Hamilton Trust Title Ins. Co.

of N. Metropolitan Trust Klncs Co. Trust lying Island I and Kings County Mortgage State Bank Giivlnn .110,000 Gormanla Savings Uushwlck Savings Bowery Savings Brooklyn Savings German Savings 18,000 2.500 Total 1382, W6 BROOKLYN QUOTATIONS. RAILROAD? BM Ask. tl.Av.Es.,Sl...ir0 102 Bkn.C.tN.l.t.

101 Bkn. City 1S 1B4 Bkn. City 1st. .101 102 Bkn.Q.C.as.6. 08 101 B.B.srW.E.lten US 100 Coney I.

74 Coney l.tB.lsl 7 88 Crosstown oa. 101 103 Naiwau TO1 80 Nassau 1st 6...101 103 3telnwayRy.e.lul 104 1LLUM1NAT1NO CO bkn. Bor. Qaa. 75 60 Unuaa.

lt fc lot BA-N'KS- BM. A. Mechanics 231 248 Montauk 13j 150 National City. 281 200 Na.oau North Side 150 175 Peoples Nat'l. 14 160 Prospect Park 15 165 J''" State TERRY 10 N.

E. 7 N.Y.tB R- 51 10th 25 6s. 00 275 12 15 BO 35 65 BknUUas t- i 00 Wl lidlson 4s 88 90 Ivlna. Co.Kleom 128 Union UnlonFerry 6s 200 Bkn. Bp 70 Bu.n T.

c. 4... fl "2 Bush T. ltt 6s. 7 UU Bu.hT.Bldgsa.

87 W) Bmp.S Surety. 2 100 EagleWarehe 100 110 li W. 0 H5 K. w. Bliss pf 120 127 lilnrs Co.

10o Klnm Co. 11U 117 tClncsCo.con.iJUO 1U X.Y.ft t4 56 X.Y.&Qu'n. pt VJ V7 I RU3T CO'S Broadway 180 orooklyu iiti 490 Citizens 140 franklin 87(1- Hamilton 270 280 llama 110 115 Kings Co 520 Lawyers T. 1..237 245 lniI.l.UT.a00 310 170 175 M85 a00 Queen. Co 100 115 itle Guar.

AT 653 500 BANKS uroadway 375 400 Coney Island 150 FldelltyPhenix30 fclj 13a Home T. 20.1 Kings Co. Mtg 05 05 Kings Co. 100 102 Lawyers 11H 67 Hi L. I.

Safs Dep 110 NassauFlreln.1'0 151 Nat. 40 50 NatLlcorlc. pf 85 05 N.Y.Mortgage.200 214 gueen.CoMigelOU 110 H.alty As.oo'sll2 116 CornExcbanctSOu 315 t'u-kt National 274 Mi)b lireenpolnUii'1155 HllUlde 110 12a Homestead 115 Manufac. Nat. 410 Security bale.

.110 Title Ins. N.Y.117 la4 U.b.TtilsUuar 85 100 WmsbuJflr.luj3 74 4U Ex rlg-hta. TN'ew stock. Note For listed Brooklyn securities see table of Block Exchange transactions. A re rags mount dn.

front Ararat amonm of deposits. from re- legal Wilder rt ln trust, oo's Dank notes. 'i 398,000 63.000 ts.ono 77.900 855.100 3,713.076 3,121.000 I 480,100 i 6,152 000 13.081.200; 20,000 92.400 102.500 736,200 2 033,200:1,010.400 68.100 68,100 600.C00 4,546.000 2,658.817 1,497,725 719.700 606.000 296.785 216 874 85. 900 873.000 39S.521 292 914 1,204.000 239.200 1, 39,000 196.6-2 1,106.745 833,167 1.212.936 2,809 9,798 2,400 5,305.000 244.700 757.000 196,420 1,476,102 602,793 547.282 20,867,000 2,128,200 6,753.000 15,761.071. 8,133.197 5,808.502 43,000 Trust Companies.

members. especially by Chesapeake and Ohio, earnings on which for the second week of March are no less than $160,850 man a year ago, wnne for the same pe riod oouinern reports an Increase of and Louisville and Nashville $54,560. On the other band, In the West and Southwest losses appear on Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Denver and Rio Grande, Missouri Pacific, Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville and Colorado and Southern, which, however, while not LEGAL UOTICESJ. THF) PKOPLB OS" THB STATE OF NEW TORK, by the grace of God free and IndependentTo U. 8.

Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Magdslena M. Brown, Mary B. Murray, Archibald M. Bllssl John N.

Bliss, Elda J. Bliss, John S. Bliss. Grace E. Hill, Leslie Hill, John Hill, Annie J.

Tuttle, John Tuttle, Frederick Tuttle, send greeting! Tou snd each of you are hereby cited and required to appear before our Surrogate oC the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court or the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on ths let day of May. 1912. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to attend the Judicial settlement of the account of Mary E. Murray a. administratrix with the will annexed of MAGDAXBXA deceased.

And let the above-named Infants then and there show cause why a special guardian should sot be appointed to appear for them on said Judicial settlement. In testimony whereof We have caused th. seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto atllxed. Witness, Hon. Herbert T.

Kelcham. Surrogate of tf our said County, at the County of Kings, the 151 day of March, In th. year of our Ird one thousand nln. hundred and twelve. JOHN H.

McCOOET. Clerk of the Surrogated Court. mhl6-8t- THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW TORK, by the grace of God free and Inde- Eendent To John Tisen, who. If living, Is a rother of Richard Tisen, deceased, whose piace of residence Is unknown and cannot after due dlllgenoe be ascertained, or If h. be dead, the widow, heirs at law, next of kin snd personal reDresentatlves of said John Tisen, whose places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascer tained, and all other heirs at law and next of kin of Richard Tisen, deceased (If any whose names or places of residence or parts of whose names and places of residence ara unknown and cannot- after due diligence b.

ascertained; the Attorney General of the State of New Tork and the Public Administrator of the County of Kings, send greeting: Tisen ot the County of Klnus haa lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings to have a certain Instrument In writing, bearing data the ninth day of Janu ary, 1912. relating to real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of RICHARD TISEN. lata of the County ot Kings, deoeased. Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby olted to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings at a Surrogate's Court, to be held at tha Hall of Records ln the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 80th day ot April, 1912, at ten o'clock in the tore-noon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament; and that th. above-named Infants then and there show oauas why a spocial guardian ahould not b.

appointed to anoear for them on the probata of said last will and testament. In testimony whereof we have caused tha seal of our aald Surrogate'a Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of (L.

our said county, at the Borough of Brooklyn, the 11th day of March, In the year of our Lrd one thousand, ulna hundred and twelve. JOHN H. McCOOET, Clerk ot the Surrogate's Court. William F. Timm.

Attorney for 341 46th street. Brooklyn Borough, New Tork City. 1 mhl6-6t IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THB Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of th.

County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, ao- eordlng to law, to all persons having claim. against JOHN CRAWFORD, lata of the County OE tLings, aeceasea, mat iney are requirea to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting business, at tha office of George W. McKensle. No. 189 Montague street, Brooklyn Borough, New Tork City, on or before th.

15th day of June next. Dated, December 8. 1911. BtAHUABKiJiA tJKAVViruKD, ABRAM M. HARNED, George W.

McKenzle, Attorney tor Executors, 189 Monfsgue street, Brooklyn Borough. New York City, d9-6m a IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THffl Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claim against ELI HE E. L.

HALKET1, late of th County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the voucher thereof, to the subscriber, at No. 44 Court street, Brooklyn, N. on or before the 11th day of May next. Dated, November 1911. THE IXN(4 ISLAND LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.

Executor, Geo. S. Ingraham, Attornev for Executor, 44 Court street, Brooklyn, N. Y. nll-Mt IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THPI Hon.

Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of thet County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claim against WILLIAM M. HASTINGS, late of the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, 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 James Quinlan in the Greenwich Savings Bank, No. 246 Sixth avenue, in the Borough of Manhattan, City, County and State of New York, on or before the 15th day of October March 22, 1912. JAMES QUINLAN, GRACE M.

GRAHAM, MABEL LOUISE HASTINGS, Executor. Da Witt, Lockman De Witt, Attorneys for Executors, No. 8 Nassau street. Borough of Manhattan, New York City, N. Y.

I mb23-6m THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independentTo Matilda Von der Weth of Gluckstr lt, Plauen In Vogtland, Sachsen, Germany, send greeting: Whereas, Ernestine Reinhold ot the Borough of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, has lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to have a certain instrument ln writing bearing date tha nineteenth clay of October, 1911. relating tn real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of ERNESTINE REINHOLD, late of Brooklyn, N. deceased. Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the twenty-second day of April, 1912, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the pro bate of the said last will and testament. In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of our Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of our (I said County, at the County of Kings. the 1st day of March, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twelve. JOHN H.

MoCOOEY, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. C. Augustus Havlland, Attorney for Petitioner, 982 Fulton street, Brooklyn, New York, mh2-6t a THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE) OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and IndependentTo Frank Wheeler, Ralph B. Wheeler, William W. Wheeler, Louis E.

Wheeler, Frances W. Day, Olin Wheeler, A. Bradford Wheeler, Ida Wheeler, Florence VV, Thompson, Frederick Drown, Frank Brown, st-nd greeting: Whereas, Alan W. Knowles of Budd Lake, N. and Samuel M.

Meeker of the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, County of Kings, New York, have lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings to have three certain Instruments in writing, respectively bearing date the twelfth day of November, 1907; second day of May, 1910, and twenty-eighth day of February, 1911. relating to real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament snd codicils thereto of LUCRETIA J. WHEELER, late of the County of Kings, New York, deceased. Wherefore, you and each of you ara hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the eighteenth day of April, 1912, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament. 1 In testimony wnereox we nave causea in seal of our Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, Hon. Her-1 bert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of our (L. 8.) said county, at the County of Kings. the 26th day of February, in the vear of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twelve.

JOHN H. McCOOET. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. John C. Loud.

Attorney for Petitioners. 21T Havmeyei street, Brooklyn, N. Y. mh2-lt the PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF NEW hw th ftrace of God Free and Inde pendent Philip Grossarth, Adam Grossarth, Caroline iua, i nw" preens, peter Grossarth, Amelia Hutcheck, Mathlas Grossarth, Anna Stegner, umi GroBsarth, Anthony urosaarin, nenry aiium, Bertha Miller, Clayton Miller, Ethel Miller, an Infant under fourteen years residing with Henry Miller, her father, John Stelnmaler, Rosada stelnmaler Bchatz, Julia Stelnmaler. Bernard Stelnmaler, Mary Stelnmaler Fenter.

Minnie Ste'nmaler Schats, Emma Stelnmaler Art, Elizabeth Grossarth Konradl, Elizabeth Wnevelein. Anna Grossarth. WU- hetmlna Grossarth, Helnrlch Grossarth, Maria Heckmann, Julia HIckemacK, Maris n.ruco.. Lonore Itosner. Elise Kngenbrand or lngen-brand, Anna Schwab.

Fritz Grossarth, send greeting: You and each of vou are hereby cited and required to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to ba held at the Hall of Records, ln the County of Kings, on the second day of April, 1812. at ten o'clock ln the forenoon, then and there to attend the Judicial settlement of the account of August Becker, as executor of the last will and testament of MATHIAS GROBSARTH, deceased. And let the above-named rt than onri thor. hnW CaUSO Why 8, SDeciai guardian should not be appointed to for them on said Judicial settlement. In testimony whereof, we have causea tne seal of our said Surrogate Court to be hereunto affixed.

Witness. Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surro- gate of our said County, at the county of Kings, the 14th day of February, ln the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twelve. McCOOET Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

D. B. James Moffett. Attorney for the Executor. No.

894 Broadway, Brooklyn, New PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THB Hon Herbert T. Ketcham. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims agalns FRANCES A. SNYDER, late of the County of KlngB, deceased, that they Are le-oulred to exhibit the same, with the voucher thereof, to 'he subscribe, at her place ot transacting business, at the offices of Clarkson. 0 Court street, ISrooklyn.

N. on or bf-re the first day of June November 24, 1011. FRANCES R. ESQ'TIROU Executrix. Dana Clarkson, Attorneys, No.

0 Court street. Brooklyn, N. Y. thony N. Brady, chairman of the boani luvu; of directors of the Brooklyn Heights RaUl- Cnmnanv a road Company.

1 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HAMILTON TRUST COMPANY at the dona of business on the 21st day of 'March. 1912: RESOURCES. Stock and bond investments, Public securities, market Other securities, market l.W4,8ftO.3 Real estate owned 14,205.92 Mortgages owned Ml.aOO.OO loant secured by bond and mort-g-age, deed or other real est at Loans secured by other Bills purchased not secured oy coi-lol-rnl Overdrafts Due from, trust companies, banks and bankers 1.7W.SW.OT Snerie 6S8.298.74 Legal tender notes and notes of national banks Cosh Items Other asset viK.t Furniture and fixtures and safe deposit vault. Accrued Interest not entered 22.15 10.g4(l.fl0 1..76.87 n.m.a Total ..18,618, 436.91 i.TARirj-rncfl. Capital tWO.000-00 Surplus, Including all undivided profit.

Unpaid dividends 557. 00 Re.erv.d (or taxes 10,100.00 Preferred deposits Deposits not Due trust companies, banks and bankers Total deposits Other liabilities, Officers' checks outstanding $069.34 Accrued Interest not mntrA IS I 44.W.K Total IMIMSM' WTLI.ARD R. BTDMIRTEn. president, and GEORGE HADDEN, Secretary of Hamilton No. 1S7 Montague In the Borough or Brooklyn, New York uuy, in aio uuui.ij, being duly sworn, each for himself, says the foregoing report is true and coiTect In all ra-speots, to the best of his knowledge and belief, and they further say that the usual business of said trust company has been transacted at the location required by the Banking Law (chap.

1 of the Consolidated Laws as amended) and not ol.ewh.re; and that the above report is in the form prescribed by the Superintendent of Banks, and is made In compliance with an official notice received from H.lntli. the 21st (lav of March, 11. aa lha day of which rcpurl be made. GEO. HADUEN, Secretary.

aithftrlhed and sworn to by both the 2Sd day of March. 1B12, before me. (Seal of Notary) 5 Notary Public, Kings County. REPORT OF TB1D CONDITION OF THE HOME TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK at tha closs ot business oo ttaa Mat flay of March, 1912: RESOURCES. Stock and bona investments, vll.t Public securities, mat hot Oiher securities, market 3S1.

125,00 gS.CS6.0(l 35.0:2. 48 64S.468.62 Real estato owned Mortgages owned Loans secured by bond and mort gage, deed or other real collateral 147,727.00 Ians secured by other 742,191.52 Bills purchased not secured by collateral 07,667.26 Overdrafts Due from trust companies, banks and bankers Specie Legal tender notes and notes of national banks Other assets, Furniture and $16,000.00 141.U 47,300.00 Accrued interest not en' tereu 700.00 0,700.00 TOU1 ...13,936,630.16 LIABILITIES. Capital stock Surplus, Including all undivided 760,000.00 profits S62.62O.08 Reserved for taxes 6,641.88 Preferred deposits $471,442,23 Deposits not 1,901,714.53 Due trust oompanies, banks and bankers 70,591.73 Total deposits Other -liabilities, Officers' checks outstanding $219.71 Accrued Interest not entered 13,500.00 15,719.71 630.1c State of New Tork. County of Kings. FREDERIC E.

GUNNISON. President, and WILI-IAM K. 8WARTZ, Secretary, of The Home Trust Company of New York, located and doing business at No. 198 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, In said county, being duly sworn, each for himself, savs the foregoing report 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 trust company has been transacted at the location required bv the Banking Law (Chap. 2 of the Consolidated Laws as amended) and not elsewhere; and that the above report is in the form prescribed by the Superintendent of Banks, and is made in compliance with an official notice received from him.

designating the 21st day of March, 1912, as the day of which such report shall be made FREDERIC B. GUNNISON, President. WILLIAM K. SWARTZ, Secretary. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents, the 3d day of March, 1912, be fore me, (Seal ot Notary) Wm.

IT. Car bade, Notary Public, Kings County. C0RPOHATI0N NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO the owner or owners of all houses and lots, Improved or unimproved lands affected thereby that the following proposed assessments have been completed and are lodged In the office of the Board of Assessors for examination by all persons interned, Boroufch of Brooklyn. 2173.

Sewer in 63d between 8th and IOtn between 14th and 13th and outlet In 'Ft. Hamilton ave. (both sides), between 63d and 62d sts. (Hectlon No. 1).

Affecting block numbers 6729, 733, 5736, 6740 and 5743. 2280. Sewer In Newport between Christopher ave. and Sackman Lott between Watkins st. and Stone basins at the northeast and northwest corners of River-dale ave.

and Powell at the northeast coiner of Newport st. and Thatford at all four corners Newport st. and Stone northeast corner of Newport and Sackman northeast and northwest corners of Newport and Powell and at the northeast and southeast corners of Lott and Stone aves. Affecting block numbers 3604, 3606. 3618, 3813, 3814, 3SJ9, 3ft39 and 3845, 3855.

Sewer basin at the southeast corner of New York ave. and (President st. Affecting block 1284. 2311. Curbing and flagging (Prospect place, between Utlca and Rochester aves.

2379. Fencing north side of St. Mark's between Kingston and Albany lot 76, block 1223; northwest corner of Lincoln place and Cliifisnn lots 37 and 38, block 1177; west side of Hicks between W. 9th st. and Huntington lots 25 and 27, block 634; north side of Tillary between Gold and Prince lot 69, block 122; south side of 13th between 3d and 4th lot 10.

block 1033: southwest corner of Decatur Bt. and Knickerbocker lot 28, block 3436; north side of St. Mark's between Rochester and Buffalo lots 53 and 64, block 1356; and between Howard and Saratoga lot 78, block 1452: north side of Blake between Chris topher ave. and Sackman lots 40 to 43, Inclusive, block 3761; west side of New Jersey between Liberty and Glenmore lots i3 and 33, block 3704; south side of Sutter between Barbey and Jerome and east side of Barbey between Sutter and Blake lots 15. 16, 17, 18.

20 and 23, block 4045; eat side of (Hemlock between Fulton st. and Atlantic lot 24, block 4148: southwest corner of Mermaid ave. and W. 23d west side of 4th between GSth and 53th and south side of between 3d and 4th lots 34 and 37, of block 854; southwest corner of Atlantic ave. and Warwick Bt.

2388. Basin at the southeast corner of Albany ave. and Lincoln place. a rrM in ir block 1388. 2S0 Basins at the northeast and northwest corners of Ashford st.

and Livonia ave. Affecting block numbers 4079 and 4080. 390. Basins in iBay J5th st. at the north and west corners of Benson and at the north corner of Cropsey ave.

Affecting block numbers 6375 6409 and 442. ifi, Sewer in Bay Ridge ave. (69th between 13th and 14th aves. "392. Sewer In Coney Island ave.

(west side), between Johnson st. and Church ave. AffHntr hlnrlt numbers 5322 and 5331. Reconstructing sewer in uuui nftklnnri st. to a point 200 feet east erv, and constructing sewer from a point 200 feet east of Oakland St.

to Provost st. 4 erecting block numbers 2489 and 249,. j394. Sewer in E. 6th between Foster ave, and the northerly line of the I I.

R. R. prnpfrty. Affecting block numbers 6o02 and 6508. MQ: nnnln st the southwest corner or B.

and Avenue C. Affecting block numbers 6J78. K.wer in 6Sth between 16th and 16th aven. east corner ani southwest corner of Jerome southeast nnd southwest corners of War- wtrk nonnwem wm uuuii cuiuvra vi wirk northwest ana sou in east corners or Cleveland st. Affecting DIOCK numuera h-bj, w(, luiv lo I3.

2402. Fewer in jTesneni oeiween isew York and Nostrann aves. 2403. Basins at tne norwieanr. ana southeast -tv" i Uisius at the four corners of 6th ave, and CM st wiiuviiia o.v ou 5811.

24U5. fiewers on ootn sioes oi tn oo- tween gad mh av.s.; and outlet sewers on both sides of 75th t.t between 13ln itn aves. Affecting block numberi 820t 6211 and 6220 to 623 inclusive. 406. Bewer in 77th between 1st and 2d Affecting block number KfiU and 6958.

tiewer In mn between 89th and i.a sis. 2409. Sewer in 13th between 734 and ivin ana Dot ween mmi 79th eta. 2410. Sewar In k.iMti RL John's place and Bastnrn ParkwVv m.ml basins In Underbill ave.

at the southwest corner of fci. place; southwest corner of Sterling place; southeast corner of Lincoln place; north, east corner of astern Parkway and at the southeast corner of Butler place and Affecting block numbers U7L 117 U7 and 2448. Fencing north side of Decatur st.f be Iweien Patohen and Raluh ivm lata 1 and 95 block 1078; N. Hih st. and N.

J2th between Berry st. and Bedford Iota Jl to 14 and 27 to 29, block 2290; south side of McDougal between Fulton at. and Howard lot IS. block ln30; south side of East New York between Briatol and Chester and th Biue 01 1 neater between Pitkin and East New Tork lot 29. 80.

81 and 37, block 3498; southwest side of St. Mark's between Classon and Franklin lot 17. block 1156; Central between Chauncey and Moffat and Chauncey sUt between Central and Evergreen lot 82. block 344ft; Much aide of Palmetto between Central arid Hamburg lot .19. block 8351; St.

Marks north alii tu.Mn and Grand lot 84, block 1147; north side 01 rrospoci piace, oetween Grand and Cl as soft ave. and west side of Classon between Prospect place and St. Mark's lots 62, 69, ol and 62, block 1155; south side of Prospect place, between Classon ave. and Brighton Boach R. lot 8L block 1163; northeast side of Alabama ave.

and southwest side of Georgia between Liberty and Glenmore lots 4, 6, and 81, blck 8701; south aide of uvMnwr ueiween oates ave. and Palmetio lots 29. So an us hi.nv oa-a jouth side of Huntington sU, between Hicks 5337 I5 Mock 2464. Qradlnr lota In Mm a a anil a and tih avM "a na 283. Flaa-sln 71th at.

-il? ill and th itsxi south sia. of Sherman st, betwssn llth av. and Tr- c7. 19cn st. and (Vm.

-i 2m R.au.lt.'-ifLf tHtttten uh Cropaer av. tradln. curblni and fla(-gjng 5th btwn FX Hamilton ar. and H97. Rulatln, gradlnr and atnMn mb and Bath ara.

2S0 Paving; and curbing whar aeoaaai7 Lincoln road, bstwean Ocean m.K...K ave. 2308. Pavfnr OKtfc Vih-. Hamilton avea 2340. Rsrulatlns'.

nsln. elnr Avenue between Ooean an. and a property line about sixty feet vest of a. 17th 23111. Pavlna- BaT ISth k.ta rw.

ave. and Mth st "th t. Hamilton and 12th aves. 23a. Pavlnar iith mt and between 16tli ave.

and West st. -P9 radlnr. ctirblnr and flag-glnr t7th st between 8th and 12th aves. 2356. Regrul.tlng-, grading, curbing and flag 1 uth btwen and 9th sts.

2SS7. Regulating, grading, curbing and flag-Sing Uth between 36th and S7th sts. 23M. Regulating. (Tadlng, curbing and flagging Day Ridge between lath and 16th aves.

2364. Pavlnr Risk lrK.ffi.ii and Pennsylvania aves. 2365. Regulating, gradlnr. curbing and flag-sing 2d between 6th and Ft Hamilton aves.

2366. Keaulatlnr. eradtnr onrhlnr tM M.v. ffing 63d between ISth ave. and West at.

2367. Regulating, grading, ourblng and Sagging 77th between 6th and 7th aves. 2369. Paving B. 19th between Avenues I and K.

and ourblng from a uoint SOS feet south of Avenue to Avenue K. 2370. Paving E. 18th at, between Avenues I and K. and curbing from a point 300 feet south of Avenue to Avenue K.

2372. Regulating, grading, curblnr and flag ging E. Sd between Avenue and Cor-telyou road. 2374. Paving 49th between New Utrecht ave.

and 17th ave. 2378. Regulating, grading, ourtlng and flagging 17th between 74th and 78th sts. 2382. Paving Uth between 42d and 46th sts.

2449. Regulating, grading, curbing and flagging 8th between 62d st. and Bay Ridge ave. 2453. Regulating, grading, curbing and flagging 80th between 5th and Fort Hamilton ave.

2467. Regulating, grading, curbing and flagging Snedlcker between Dumont and Riv-erdale aves. 2468. Regulating, grading, curbing and flagging 10th between 41st and 63d ata. 2470.

Regulating, grading, curbing and flagging Williams between Belmont and Sutter aves. All persons whose Interests are affected by the above-named proposed assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, are reauested to oresant their nhtw.Hrtn. in writing, to the Secretary of the Board of As sessors, sat roadway, jsew York, on or before April 23, 1912. at 11 a.m., at which time and place the said objections will be heard and testimony received in reference thereto. JOS.

P. HEVNESSY. WM. C. ORMOND.

AXTONTO C. ASTARITA. Board of Assessors. Thomas J. Drennan, Secretary.

320 Broadway, city of New Tork, Borough of Manhat-tan. March 23, mh2S-10t-o su NEW YORK SUPRBMB COURT. SECOND DEPARTMENT In Ihe matter of the application of The City of New York, relative to closing and discontinuing WEST 8TH STREET from Surf avenue to High Water Line, In the 81st Ward, Borough of Brooklyn. Th. City of New Notlce la hereby given that the final report of the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment ln the above-entitled matter will be presented for confirmation to the Supreme Court of the State of New Tork.

Second Department, at a Special 'Term thereof, to be held ln the County Courthouse in tb. Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, on the Jith day of March, 1912, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day, and that a true transcript of said final report has been deposited In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, there to remain for and during th. space of fourteen days, as required by law, Dated, New Tork. March 8.

1912. M. F. McGOLDRICK. MICHAEL RYAN.

FRANCIS B. MULLT.N, Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment Edward Rlegelmann, Clerk, 1 mhs-14t osu NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 of the Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller of the City of New York hereby gives public notice to all persons, owners of property, affected by the following assessments for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS In til BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN: TWENTY-SIXTH WARD. SECTION REGULATING AND GRADING LOTT AVENUE, from East Ninety-eighth street to Junius street, CURBING from Amboy street to Bristol street and from Watkins street to Junius street, and FLAGGING, from Watkins street to JunluB street. Area of assessment; Both sides of Lott avenue, from East Ninety-eighth stret to Junius street, and to the extent of half the block at the Intersection streets.

TWENTY-NINTH WARD, SECTION 1. PROSPECT STREET REGULATING, GRADING, CURBING AND FLAGGING between Ttlden avenue and Beverley road. Area of assessment; Both sides of Prospect street, from Tilden avenue to Beverley road, and to the extent of half the block at the Intersecting streets. AVENUE Paving, between Coney Island Avenue and Ocean Parkway. Area of assessment; Both sides of Avenue between Coney Island Avenue and Ocean Parkway, and to the extent of half the block at the interseot-lng streets.

THIRTIETH WARD, SECTION 17. FIFTY-SECOND STREET GRADING, CURBING AND FLAGGING, between Thirteenth end Sixteenth avenues. Area of assessment; Both sides of Fifty-second street, from Thirteenth to Sixteenth avenues, and to the extent of half the block at the Intersecting avenues. THTRTY-FIRST WARD. SECTION 20.

AVENUE REGULATING, GRADING, CURP.ING AND FLAGGING, from East Flf-toenth to East Seventeenth street. Area of assessment: Both sides of Avenue from East Fifteenth to East Seventeenth streets, and to the extent of half the block at the intersecting streets: That the same were confirmed by the Board of Assessors on March 1, 1912, and entered March Iff. 1912, in the Record of Titles of Assessments, kept In the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, and unless the amount, assessed for benefit on any person or property shall be paid within sixty days nfter the date of said entry of the assessments, interest will' be collected thereon, as provided by section 1019 of the Greater New York Charter. Said section provides. In part, "If any such assessment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty days after the date of entry thereof in the said Record of Titles of Assessments.

it shall be th duty of the omcer authorizes to collect and receive tho amount of such i assessment, lo charge, collect and receive Interest thereon at the rate of seven per centum per annum, to he calculated to the date of payment, from the date when such assessment became a lien, as provided by section 169 of this Section h'9 of this act provides "An assessment phall become a Hen unon th real esta'e affected thereby ten days after Its entry In the sti'd record." The above assessments are payable to the Collector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau of the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Tuxen and Assessments and of V-atPP Rents In the Mechanics Bank Building, Court and Montague streets. Borough of Brooklyn, between tte hours of ft a.m. and 2 p.m.. nnd on irom a.m. and all payments made thereon on or be- 1RP i912 be exempt from tn- flboVft provided, and after that date at th JU lum rate of seven per centum per annum from the date when such assessments became liens to the date of payment.

pPir.vriir.RCAST. Comptroller. Citv of New York, Department of Finance, Comptroller's Office. March 1)11 mh3S-1ot osu James C. Brady, who is well known be cause of his connections with numerous Industrial corporations, has been elected th of the Continental In- tnrinatrini rornnrHTiiiiiH.

nan ukcu cirticu surauce Company. Hb Is the sou of Aa- BANKS. TH CORN EXCHANGE BANK NEW YORK WILLIAM A. Chairman WAXTER E. FREW President WILLIAM H.

NICHOLS. President J. P. DUNNING Vic. President P.

T. MARTIN Cashier Capital and Surplut $8,000,000 BROOKLYN BRANCHES Brooklyn Branch Court and Jdralemon Sta. Flatbueh A to. Branch 19 4k 21 Flatbuah An, Greenpolnt Branch. Manhattan Aye.

Myrtle Ave. Branch Myrtle Ave. and B'way LONG ISLAND BRANCHES Flushing Branch lit Main Bt A.torta 73 Fulton Ave. L. I.

City Branch. Ave. A Fourth St. Queen. County Branch.

Borden Ave. Front St. Plaza Branch Bridge Plaza 4k Academy St, PENNSYLVANIA STATION BRANCH Seventh Ave. and Thirty-third Now York. aV IfcpwU PnW Uattti ml Ai fmut, EST.

1859 The Nassau National Bank Of Brooklyn 26 Court Street, Cor. Remsen CAPITAL $1,000,000 SURPLUS $1,000,000 Depository of theUnitedStalcs Manufacturers' and Mercantile Accounts Solicited. MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSH FINANCIAL NOTHING BETTER as aafe tax exempt Investments than our GUARANTEED MORTGAGES 5 We always have money for good loans. HOME TITLE IftJRANCE vSNEW YORK Jay A Wllloufhby St, Brooklyn Money to lend on desirable Improved property in Queens and Nassau Counties by Queens County-Mortgage Company 375 Fulton Street, Jamaica GOLD MORTGAGE BONDS netting Secured by mortgages on Brooklyn Income property. Write for booklet.

Fulton Land and Mortgage Co. 189 Montague St. DIVIDENDS. Home Title Tnanranoe Company of lew Tork. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

Brooklyn, March At a meeting of the board of Direotors, held March 12th, 1912, there was declared from the surplus proilts of the Company a quarterly dlv. I'lcnd of 3 on the capital stock, payable on Ihe SOU: day of March, 1912. to stockholders rscord at the closing of the stock transfer books. Stock transfer books "will be closed at 12 m. March 23d 1912.

and be reopened April 1st, 1912, at 10 a. in. GEORGE W. MAYNARD, Treasurer. mhl6-2t American Telephone A Telegraph Co.

A Dividend of TWO DOUAR8 per share will be paid on Monday, April 15, 1912, to stockholders of record at th close of business on Saturday, March CO. 1912. WILLIAM R. DRIVER, Treasurer, niha-4t VMO. TVPfTWRITRR COMPAXY, 03 llroaiinpy.

Now York. Marrh 22. 1912. The Boartl of Directors' have this day de clared the regular snml-annual dividend of THRKR AND ONK-HALP PER OK NT. (3' on the First Preferred atock and a FOUR PKR OK NT.

f4f) dlvlflcnd on the Second Preferred slock, payable April 1st, 1013. to stockholders of record at noon March 23. 1912. CHORUM K. GTLLULY, Secretary.

Kl'v7 11MS9 COMPANY. Poroufirh of Jironklyn, N. March 1912. The directors of this company have this day declared a nuarterlv dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the preferred stock of the company. payable April 1st next, to stocKnoitjers or record on March 28d.

Transfer books to be closed from Mnrrh 23 to 31, Inclusive. HOWARD C. SEAMAN. 23 24 21 28-4t Secretary and Treasurer. ltTorllSCUIT COMPANY r5th rTlHE Board of Directors have nnaiunM I declared a quarterly dividend UUmmull -M.

one and three-quarters DIVIDEND (i) per cent on the Common Cnpiul Stock of the Company, payable April 15, 1913. to stockholders of record at the close of business, March a8, 1912. Transfer books will not be closed. F. E.

liUGBEE, Treasurer. LEGAL NOTICES. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OT THS Hun. Herbert T. Ketcham.

Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law, to all person having claims against JANE M. VAN BRUNT, sometimes called JENNIE M. VAN BRUNT, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place for transaction of business, to wit, the office of hts attorney, Charles A. Ken more, No. 26 Court etieet, Brooklyn, New York, on or before the 2uih day of April next Dated, October 13, 1911.

TEUNIS II. VAN BRUNT, as Executor, eto. Charles A. Kenmore, AUrrney for Executor, Office and Post Office address. No.

26 Court street, Brooklyn, New Yorx. ol4 6ra a tm rJTTnTTAX-rrc ni? AV ORDER OF THK Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice In hereby given, ac- cording to Inw. to all persons having claim against MARTHA M.

RICHARDSON, late of I the County of Kings, deceased, that they are i required to exhibit the same, with the vouch- i ers thereof, to fhe subscriber, at her place of transacting business, at the office of M. W. C.rlffln, 44 Court street, In Brooklyn. N. Y.

on Mnn dasr of August FpBruliry r.hr1,.rv 1019 Rf mart M. GRIFFIN. Executrix. I Franklin I an TRUST CO, I muss or tub iraw vosk Uth Offct, Montagus Stiut 2 -7 Twnm OJtct, CO BSOAMVAT Invitet the Accounts of Indi- viduals, Firms, Estates and Corporations. Acts in every Fiduciary Capacity.

Allows Interest on Time and Demand Deposits. I aaiiTonTrujti 1 Capital $500,000 Surplus and Profits. 1,075,000 Acts as Executor, Trustee, Committee and Guardian. Allows Interest on Accounts Subject to Check, Payable Through the New York Clearing House. Kings County Trust Company 342, 344 346 FULTON ST.

Capital, $500,000 SURPLUS AND inn 000 UNDIVIDED PROFITS JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD, President JULIAN P. FAIRCHILD, WILLIAM IIARKNEBS, D. W. MoWlLIJAMS, WILLIAM J.

WAHON, jm. Vica lresta. THOMAS BLAKE, HOWAHD D. JOcST, J. NORMAN CAJRPBNTBR.

Secretary Asst. Beo'y Trust Officer Interest Allowed on Account Subject to Check. Special Rates on Certificatea of Deposit The Peoples Trust Company Capital Surplus $2,700,000 MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE INCORPORATED 1883. Long Island Loan and Trust "Temple Bar," Brooklyn, N. Y.

Capital, Surplus and Profits, $3,000,000. I2S2BE5 The Nassau Trust Company possesses every facility for acting in any matters of trust, such as Executor, Trustee, Guardian, Administrator, Committee, etc. Its Capital and Surplus of over $1,000,000.00 and its broad experience assure sound and efficient service in all transactions. SAVINOS ACCOUNTS INCOME ACCOUNTS 4 rno.M datib op opening. Aeeonnta mar be opened and operated hr mall.

CAPITAL SURPLUS OVBB S2.7OO.0OO.0O. fend for our New Booklet MEETINGS. twtt AVVtlil vFFTtVrt of TltF cor ,7 uriSS" potion known the MEMOniAI. Hospi- porauon hiiwwii nw ui ni inn- TAI, KOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN will be belli at the home of Mrs. Hiiko Tnllner.

41 Franklin av, Brooklyn, on MONDAY, APRIL at 2:30 clm'k in the afternoon. MRS. GEORGE P. NEEDHAM. Corresponding TITLE INSURANCE: LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE TRUST COMPANY ACTS AS EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE Dronilway MniilinUnn.

1HH Montague Street, Ilroohlyn. entases of gain or loss as compared with last year: rpr cent. Gain 7.4M 4.7 Gain 4.3 Lom 7.1 March, 8 w.k..$H.9w.5 2 14.0?7,7ii0 14.438.M1 SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANIES. i I I BROOKLYN AND QUEENS BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES Weekly Statement of Institutions Outside of the Clearing House for the Week Ended March 22, 1912. Compiled From Figures Obtained Directly From the Institutions by the Brooklyn Dally Eagle.

(Returns of All Clearing House Members Will Appear In Tomorrow's Eagle.) I Average Areraw Varna Capital. nodi Tided i inTeatments, except real entile. prunu. flanks. Br'flway FirstN'l Homes'd Manufac Mechan', Montauk Nat.Clty Xo.

Side Peoples. Pros.P'k J200.000 545.fl8C) 3.120,478 300.000 671.000 3,559.000 200.000! 522.100 232.0001 t876.fl6i; o.OS.'.UOO 1.000.000: 857.000 11. 106 200 100.000: t71.4G3' 581,700 300.0001 f578.000i 3,682.500 200.0001 2,110.280 200.000 132,6571 1.033,742 100.000 725.300! 1,000,000 Trust Con, Citizens. tHamll't Home. KingsCo Long Jsl Jaseau.

500.000 186.692 2.116.200 COO.000 5 928.000 750,000 351.772! 15.709.ifl2 l.OOO.OOO1 000.0001 Queens Banks and Flushing I Nat.B'k loO.OOOi 113.5001 250,100 14,700 19.900 3,900 141.000 Hillside I 100.000, 418,900 34,100 5G.2001 418.200 Queens I I County. 600.000' 2,024,756 193,732 13,491 BIdge'd Nat.B'k 100,000 499,400 58,100 31,800 552.1 00 Woodh'n 25.0001 138,000 509,200 01,100 82,200 053.300 I Corona. 100.000 135.467 C04.811 30.450 65,920 8,859 Jat.viof I Jamaica 100.000! 540,80. 35,800 25,000 44 000 529,80, latN'lot I 386,000 24,200 39,000 2 600 latN'l of w-Btont- 50,000 8.528 186.200 11,400 43,800 2.500 181 200 Actual figures, tlJist official reports. RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Irregularity Noted in Gross Tonnage Reported for Second Week in March. Although railroad gross earnings as a whole, as compared by Dun's Review, make quite a satisfactory comparison with those of last year at this time, the returns for th? latest week show some- IX PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THS 239ft. Basin at the nnrtneast corner or M-'i-rt T. Ketuhiim, Surrogate of the ton st. and Euclid ave.

Counv of Kings, notice is hereby given, an- Affecting block numner 4129. Cnnling to law, to all persons having claim 2399. fewer in Moultrie hetween Nor-agaWt Kl'THFORD D. RUBRIGHT, late of mtifi and Mewrole aves th" Fiorough of Brooklyn, N. deceased, 2irtO.

Basin at ihe easterly corner of Gelston that they are required to exhibit the same, place and 84th st. with the vouchers thereof, to the Kubscrtber, Affecting block number 6110. vi- nnr. v-rt a Wn.li jai riHs.tnt. in New iots ave.

at the wuth- lng. N. on or before the first day of September February Nth, 1912. WTT.T.IAVf J. HkKRMA NH.

executor. Ttn. Francis Corning. N. Y.

a IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OP THE Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is horeby given, ac- cording to law, to all persona having claim against SEW ELL ATHESON, late of the against iU ma nsw. ihib oi me thereof, lo the subscriber, at 183 Montagus st. I Brooklyn, N.

car. M. R. Matheson. or oerore tno mst aay oi Juiy, next.

ixited January 18, 1912. KACHAEI. Executrix. I 1 JaM-wti what more numerous losses than were large, are only partially offset by in-reported for the opening week of the creases on International Gr.at Northern, month, doubtless to a large extent a re- Texas and Pacific and one or two other flection of the return of unfavorable systems. In the following table are given weather conditions in some sections of the earnings of all United States roads the country.

The total, however, of all reporting to date for the first two weeks United States road reporting to date for 1 ot March, and the gain as compared with the first two weeks of March is well the-earnings of the same roads for the above that of last year, aggregating same period a year ago; also for a gain of 4.7 per cent. In th. tically the name roads In the two pre-euth the expansion Is quite marked, ceding months, together with tbo.