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Show KLEYBOLTE & CO. SAVED BY CARNEGIE TRUST COMPANY New York. Jan. 14. Charles A. Dickinson of the Carnegie Trust company; com-pany; Andrew Sullivan, president of the Real Estate Trust company and Newman Erb, who at the height of the financial depression took over the ffTalrs of Rudolph Kleybolte & Co., of No. 115 Broadway. In the interest of creditors, whose claims approximated approxi-mated nearly $8,000,000, met yester-dny yester-dny in tho Carnegie Trust company's eiflce and formally voted to return to tho company control of its property, says the Herald this morning. The great increase in the value or securities, securi-ties, since the committee was farmed, v.Jped out the excess or liabilities over assets and made possible this action. "That the firm, which became ln-olved ln-olved through a futile deal to sell tho Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad to the Erie, was In serloua trouble, was known to but few and the announcement that it Is out or trouble is the first public mention that it has been Involved. "Prior to the birth of the plan to sell the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Day-ton railroad company, Kleybolte & Co. did an extensive business here and in Cincinnati. In that deal they were associates with Eugene Zlmmer- |