The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-13
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PAYMENT OF GIFTS.

PAYMENT OF GIFTS
The payment gifts begin on the nnh dav ater
the drawing and continue SIX months thereafter ana
longer Tickets entitled to gifts must be presented or
sent to No. Public Library Building, Louisville.
Ky. where they will be taken up and paid by cash
checks upon the Farmers and Drovers' Bank Of Lous
Vile, by sight drafts upon the National Bank of Com
merce. New York rates of exchange, at the
option OF the holder Tickets like greenbacks good
to the holder and gift will be paid without delivery
OF the ticket entitled to 1t at the Office Of the Manager
In the Library Building. All gifts called for within
six months from time of drawing will be turned
the Public Library Fund. As this will be the last
concert and the business must be closed up promptly
there will be no deviation from this last rule.
The Trustees have secured the services OF Hon.
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE. late Governor OF Kentucky,
to act their Agent the management Of this nnai
Gift Concert Governor Bramlete is personally known
to almost every in Kentucky and to many OF the
citizens Of other States in Union and he is author
lied to that the money arising sale Of
cts is deposited in the Farmers and DroverS Bank.
Treasurer OF Public Library Of Kentucky to remain
for the the gifts also to see that
the drawing is fairly conducted and the gifts justly
awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing will be published in the Louisville and
New York papers. and official copies printed in the
cular form of Supplement the Public Library Paper.
will sent BY mail to those ont Of the city who have
ordered tickets by letter, to every ticket holder
whose Post Office is known
THOMAS E. BRAMLErrE.
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
The Public Library and Museum Are now open .v.ry
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day and night ana all citizens cordially invited to
the and enjoyment of books periodicals. papers,
&c.. free Of charge
OFFICERS AND rRusrEEa
r. 7. DuRRETT. President
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK. Treasurer
B. ". DUKE. Vice President
PA TowNE. Librarian.
". n. Haldeman, George P. Doern,
Dr. 7. S. Bell, Dr.. c. c. Graham.
henry wauerson, W. B. Hoke
As Agent for the Fifth and Last Gift Concert of the
Public Library Of Kentucky my time and care will be
devoted thu management and control of this under.
taking. from the sale Of first tieketto the payment
Of the last gift
It will be my duty to that the money arising from
the sale Of tickets is deposited in the Farmers and
Drovers Bank to remain for the payment the offered
ss to that the drawing is fairly conducted that
those who draw gifts promptly paid on presentation
Of their tickets and this duty shall perform to the best
of my ability. Knowing the object to be good one,
auu meAus ibWIuI Shall 90 al can 70 MAKE II the
success It deserves and which. doubt not it will A.
tain. THOMAS e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky
For the convenience of patrons. Branch once 1.
established at 500 Broadway, New York CITY, for the
Eastern and New England states where Tickets in any
quantity be had rates as at the home Office
Those who communicate with this ONCE should write
their and post Office address plainly Ordinary
words in bad writing may he made ont but names OF
persons ana places 10 be understood must be plainly
written. $500
Renittances may be made by express, charges pre-.
paid by bank check bv postal money order payable TO
my order, in currency by mail
The agents OF the Adams and American Express Com.
pantes viii receive money Tor tickets
The agencies Will be closed by the 22d OF February,
ana alter that date tickets only be procured III tie
CHARLES N. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager
room L Public Library Building,
or THOMAS a. HAY Hi'S' 70. ~"
COY Broadway New YORK.
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