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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-02
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ViRoi,IA SAVINGS BINK.-Fcr the hall
v year endin. with June % isf1. = dividend
h>s teen declared 81 the rate Of twelve per cent.
isf snnnm on term teposits, and ,ine per cent.
On ordina y opposite. nee Of fsds ral tar. psy.
sn and aher July .. 1871.
~ I'm A. W. WHITE. Secretary.
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sTocKHoInERs' MEETNo.

OvYrcE OF THR NARY AID MINING
Con pany.-The Annual Meeting Of ths
Strekhsldeu Of the MARYLAND Mining Company,
Tor the election Of . Board Of Directors 10 rsrss
iof The snsuinR year. and for the Transaction az
such other busine . Q. may properly rome be-
!ore tne n Getting. will be held Of the ofiee Of
strcet. San trancisco. California on MONDAY.
August Q, 1871. a I o'clock ?. n. Trspsfsr
book VIII close on THURSDAY. July 20. ISL. at
jyaoid @. A. sAHKEY, seer,sry.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

NYricE oP rHE CALIFORNIA MININo
~ Covpsny. Han frsnctsco. California. July
fth. iT7.-ats rsetina Of the Bard Of d.
r~ctorx % the above named Company. bald
thi. day. . dividend mo. 49, Of Two pclIars per
shap was declared. payable % Monday.
Jniv 10th Transfer books elossd until ns
Ss G. p. aosnoN. sser,,.r,.
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And In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on III. 10th day
Of June, 1871. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock - may he necessary. will
b sold at public auction. u the ofics of the
Company. loom %, %io California sin-t
San fnnciscn. California, on TUESDAY. the
it,h day Of August. 1877. IL the hour OF Q
O'Clock 2. ~. OF aid day, " ray said delin.
qusnt assessmsnt thereon. together with costs
Of sdvertisinR and expenses Of the sale.
JAMES aRwLANDS, Secretary.
Onoe-Room no. % Haywari's built.ng, No.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrrIcE or. CONSOLIDATED vIRGISI.
~ Minipg COMPANY. San frantisco. July Z.
isIT.-At . meeting Of the Boa,d % Trustees Of
the Above named Company. held this day. q
dividend NO. So of Two ~ Dollars pr shars
was declared. payable on Saturday. July itih.
Transfer bcohs eio~~d until Mondsy, duly 18Th.
iyp A. W HAvENS. Se~retayv.
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0oiiy = Epttclus iEuttcct.. .DJot . . xo.. u u
Greene 4 %. Trustees sees. .iDeJ. 10. 3 =.
0resnebaum, Hslbing 4 Go.
Iruftses. 1851 .loO0. 800 =.
Qreenebsum, Helbins q Co.
Trustees ................ .fJ2a. ND. % =.
dreenebaum. Hslbing . Co.
Trustees ...::,:.....":..2sA. ... a.....0. :.
Greenebanm. Helbtng 4 20.
Trustees...; .Hss.. .ioo.... % :.
drrensbaum. Helbing q Co.
0resnsbsum. Iielbtre h Co.
orses.ssan. ii.iSin9i Go.
oissssSsam. iisiSins i Go. :
orsensssam. HslSinl i Co, 49,
Trustees .................'t oS. ...'s,. 49,. "a 90
oreeusbsum, Heiblng 4 Co
Trustees 1900. ........ tsl3.. tO....l5 E.
onsnsbsum. Hslblng 4 90
Trust &c .t3it. ....5.....i 90
0reentbaum. IielbiDg Co.
Trustees ...::.-...:.-..tis9. .ico.. 30 =.
orscnebaum m. Helbing Il Co,
Observation-Disclosures. ITO. $50 e.
0reenebaum. Helbing q 90.
trustees ..tsJJ. ..ho....lo =.
oreen. baum, Helbing Il Co.
Tru,tees ...::.:..........t'st. ..so....i5. ct.
oreenebaum. Helping q Co.
rrusteer .................t,oc. Ito. 10 =.
0reenebaum. Hslbing 4 Co.
Trustees ..................tt5I. .lOO. I'D =.
Trustees ........,.........isss.. 800. co =.
orsehebanm. Hslbins q 10.
ENn n m
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LTA sILvkR MININa CON.

n rhNt.-LocAtioh " IrineipAi piscu o.
business. Han Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold I'm Mining District,
storey county. Btats Of Nevada
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. or account Of assess.
mcnt tho u levied on the 1th day OF June,
1871. the several amounts set opposite the
names VI tho respective shareholders. 81 FOL.
lows;
Names. No. Certlf. Chs. Amt.
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And IN accordance with Law. and an order
o. the Board OF Director, made On the I'm
DAY o June; 1871, 90 many shares OF each
BE- sold II public auction, at the once Of NJ
company. looms 0 and q. No. Sa Mont.
6omsry strret. Ssn Francisco. Csiiforuis. on
THuRtDAY, ths sd day Of August, 1871. st the
boar Of O'Clock =. Z Of said day. 10 pay said
dsllnquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expcnsc. OF me ssie'
WI. n. WATSON, RecretsrJ.
omce-hcoms 8 and {. No. 30a Montaomcry
street. san Yrrncipco Oaliforuis. isiS,d
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inonias l.. Tusee........sl0.. .lgft 10 =.
And In aecortsnce with Law. and an order OF
the hoard % Directors. made ON the 18th day
OF June. ISL. ~ many shAres of each
rsreel 81 such stoek a. may be u cc-s.ry ~iil
ee soii at public auction. at the once of said
Co'nrany. boom n. tio California street, San
franeisno. c~siifaanis. On MONDAY. the sxth
day OF August. isTI. 81 tbs hour of q O'Clock .. u.
OF sA,d day. TO pay vaid delinquent assessment
tnefvon tosethsr with costs Of ADVERTISING aud
erpsuses 81 The sale.
ID, l.. THOMAS, secrsts,.
once = Room No. n liayward's Building.
No. tts California .tr~-t. San Francisco. Call.
fornta- iy7i a
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DISSOLUTION or cOPARTNERsnIP.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
= srisfina between A.. J. Bender and william
dcid Hi, Il tSIs d, Dissolved BY mutual con.
sent. NJ. Or.er will continue the bus Insss %
The old stand. and 10 fully authorized 10 beitie
oil liabilities and collect al accorvts dae 20 Tho
old drm. All psusns indebted Will please
come forward and ssttle without further no.
lice. A. j. BENDER.
WI. n. ORsKR.
Gold HIN. July is. is7. jyisin'
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pMIyoUEEf sLLIS.

nROaPECr GOLD AND sILvE1
Z MIMIC COMPANY. Locsfion Of Pln-
eipal place Of business. Ban franeis0'' ~
Location OF works. Gold Hin Mining District
No,ice,-There are delinquent upon the fol-
loWlng.described stock. on sceount OF ~
pessmcnt No. 4, levied on the Ut - ~
me names Of the respective shareholder %
follows:
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

Raegener, MATILDA, second daughter OF John @.
New York.
VAN WiSKLE-WISANr AT the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, October "a by the Rev. I. b. Ro-
meyn, ARTHUR w.yAs wiSKLE OF Rutherford, to Goa.
skLiA, daughter OF Hon. John Winant, Bogota ~ J,
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
PRAYERS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

At Rev. Howard Crosby's church, corner OF Twenty
second and Fourth avenue, 81 evening there
"A very interesting meeting OF teachers OF the var
Sunday schools. The body OF the church was
Ged, and on the platform the PASTOR with Rev. Mr.
Macarthur and Rev. DR.. tiffany conc ucted
the services. The exercises commenced VITA
the singing Of tho G5sth hymn. DR.. Crosby
said that the recommendation OF the London
Sunday School Union certain days IN october set
apart as days OF prayer for sunday schools. lie
worry glad To say that this observance moro gen
cral this yeur than usual Board OF Managers would
be chosen before the meeting IN November to serve
the ensuing year. lie added that Brother Macarthur
would conduct the services during the evening
gentleman gayo out the well known hymn, ''Comc,
ihou Fount oi Every Blessing. " winch sung win
spirit uy the whole congregation Mr.. Macarthur then
read the sixth chapter OF the Book OF Deuteronomy
and prayed that Jesus Christ might fill all the hearts
OF the teachers with His tender love; that Christian
work ight DC done In Christian way, 30 that The
grace OF the Redeemer should MI the hearts OF the
children. DIR. Tiffany followed in a beautiful address
on the power 0i prayer. There were large number
OF oachers rom different parts o the city present.
we'll as number from neshborng cities
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
LADIES DAY AT LOTOS CLUB.

The reception gwen to the ladies by tho Loos Club
yesterday was an exceptional success In an,cipa-
tion OF rain tho awning Was spread from In flont
OF the CUB house to the curb, and meath tns tho
ladies' passed 10 the house and mcow.l tied
saloons. Besides the ladies' many gentlemen
connected with the theatres professions and liberal
arts. Tho Entertainment Committee MoAsrs.
A. v. Macdonald, Montague L. Marks aud Charles L.
Poase. The Art Comm ittee--George II. Story, Noah
Brooks and Charles lns!ie Pardce Musical Directors
George w Colby and Caryi Fioro. Alter s,rolhng
through the parors for some time the ladies' seated
themselves to listen 10 the well chosen
the rst OF which tho address OF welcome
by Mr. Noub Brooks, which was very .ciicileus blu
menthai's song My Qucen.n by Mr.. A. \. stoddard,
rendered IN u happy manner by this nne baritone;
aftcr winch followed Cnopn's 'Berceusc" aud LisHs
"Dance OF the Spirits" played by Mr. $. q. Fral..
Mss Emily Melville sang Loves Rcqucsln ana ono
other charming song, which were received with en-
thusas but the feature OF the entertainment seemed
TO Ue recitation o tue letter scene, from Macbotn
by Nine Elizabeth PoDisL Alter most OF the company
had departed there remained groups OF well known
ccleDrIlcs, who paid visit TO tue guiding 20 inspect
the nnc pictures, as well as 10 enjoy tho hospitality
the
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE RED CROSS.

THE SOCIETY REFUSES TO AMALGAMATE WITH
THE SOCIETY OF THE CRESCENT AND THE
CRosS-THE REASONS GIVEN.
The Executive Committee OF the American Society
OF the Red Cross held adjourned meeting las. even-
ing at No 81 West Tenth street. Mr. Joseph H. Choaio
President OF the society, in the chair Tho principal
business OF the meeting to hear the report OF the
subcommittee, to which had been referred Tor consid
GRAFTON the letter OF the Crescent and tho Cross
cicty at the last meeting and which was published In
the daily papers on the following day.
The report OF tho committee was read last evening
and was very emphatic Ia the expression OF Its pur.
poses. 1t TOOK the form OF a communication that
might be looked upon reply the published letter
OF The Crescent and the Cross Society," but
antagonistc 70 the suggestions made the latter
munication The Crescent aud the Cross Society has
Red Cross Society has been organized since september
last aud tho members OF the latter association
have iet little chasrined a. the now soclety's
attempt TO absorb II. The report set forlh
TINS fact III its general tenor and explained that tho
Rel Cross Society was confined 10 neither Russian nor
Turk exclusively IN Its benevolent Opuratlons nor was
II organized Tor any political purpose But IL was en-.
phaLcay stated that tho society would not ION hands
with Crescent the Gross Society anu OF course lh
WIS the main point III the committce's report. Tho
report Was unanimously adopted, but not before
tue gentlemen present had expressed themselves
freely ON The subject matter IL Was admitted
that the Red Cross society," which affiliated with
the Russian society bearing the and which
would operate on the RUSSIAN side Of ines but
not therefore TO be Understood that the
nate Turkish soldiers VINO were among the wounded
OF the battles we're not to receive iully the caro-
and help that tho wounded Russian soldiers dii.
There was no favor TO be shown on the battlefield; tho
sick and wounded OF both sides equally eniillcd
to the society Is protection and assistance
THh CRESCENT AND THE CROSS.
II was complained by some geDtienon that even
the very namc Of the Crescent anu the Cross society,"
with the crescent above the cross was not likely 10
be iavorably received at ST. Petersburg the TACT
that this society had Tor It's president Turkish
lady, and the turkish Ambnssador in this country
took an active interest IN It's. progress and .ls
general workinga IL was not therefore, an American
organization. One gentleman said that right hero
the mistake made at irSt-no name should have been
taken Tor tho society which would identity Il with
either begerent Tnc organization should have
been thoroughly American, aud then trouble Ike
the present could have arisen. Some com mcnt
also made on tho adroncss Of the Crescent anu the
Cross society publisaing its letter and then
complaint ng that the Red Cross society aid reply,
the truth being that the latter could reply until
alter the report had been received IRON the commit
tee, and that report had boen only Just then handed In
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
VANDERBILT on STOC
KUMORS.
MR..
Ngw YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD !
COMPANY, GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, !
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 1871

Ngw YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILaoAD)
COMPANY GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
NEW YORK, Oct. 20, 1871
To Tng EDITOR or TnK hERALD:--
la the money article OF sundays HERALD it was
place my house the day previous. This. In connec-
tion with many articles OF like character which have
appeared in the pubic prints for the past lew months
does great injustice ana may injuro others by cx-
cng dstrust Ia the minds OF those interested IN the
properties OF the companies OF which president
and lor whom In that capacity | act as trustee
Rumors oil all kinds connecting my name with stock
alliances have been industrously aad widely circu-
lated by interested parties TO lurthcr their
1hat there may be no understanding as TO my post
tI,n IN this connection unhcsilatingy ccclarc that
since my acceptance OF the presidency OF tho New
YORK Central and HUDSON River and Lake shore Rail.
road companies | have not purchased share of
their stocks Tor speculation or been Interested IN
any manner with any stock broker, spccuiator
or other person In their purchase sale. n such
meeting as the referred 10 has bocn hcld at my
house. have ever at this or auy other time had
conferences with any parties having for It's object the
rise or iali OF stocks am largely Interested in three
prominent corporations, and any OF their stocks or
securities bought by me have been Tor investment,
and have endeavored to sustain the price or any
stock by temporary purchases and subsequent sales.
My wEoo time is gwen 10 the business 0i the CON-
panics OF winch | am the executive officer. These
stories regard 10 mo have OF late received cxten.
myself and Others cannot leave them longer uncon-
traIctcd have addressed you tins cttor the hopo
that with this full anu explicit statement and denial
you Will hereafter permit the use OF your columns
TO such misrcprcscntatons In regard TO me Respect
fully yours, W. II. VANDERBILr.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE NORMAL COLLEGE.

Mr.. William s. Andrews gave an entertaining ad-
dress TO the young ladies Of tho Normal College yes
tcrday morning on "Dialcct Humor" This Is the
third OF a series OF lectures arranged by cxMayor
Wickham. who is chairman OF tho Normal College
Committee The first AMI second were delivered by
Messrs s. = Cox and Erastus Brooks respectively.
The course Will brought TO close boorc tno Christ
mas holidays Dy a concert, In which several OF
most dist ned vocinists will takc part It's
pcctod that Dr. William N. Taylor Will be tho next
speaker.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Il is understood Mayor Ely wiIsDot send In any
names Tor tho vacant Police aud Park Commissioner
ships al today meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen.
City Chamberlain fappan makes the following state
ment OF funds in his tands during the past week =
Balance October 20. 81, 2sl l52 ~. Receipts,
5000 AS 10. Payments, 81. sl3 5s Balance
OCTOBER u, 81, 532 6sJ ~.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
BAPTISTS DECREASING.

Tho Rev Justin d. Fulton, OF tho Centennial 3ap-
tst church, Brooklyn. read paper yesterday morn
ing at tho regular meeting OF The Baptist preachers
on "The History and Prospects Of the Baptist Church"
Tho uturo tho Ch urcn according TO him. presents
a gloom y.ouook He showed that Tor the last seven
years the Baptss had been losing ground, anu that
inc growth OF tho Cburch had not kept pnce with that
OF the city. La 1850 IL numbered $50 members; IN
1870 lLI07 aud IN 1877 IL had decreased 10 H. 33l
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

sEAw-RonERrs.-on Saturday, October 27, at 81.
Lukc's church, Phiiadoipnio by the Rov. Dr. Cnrre,
surgeon 5. SHAW, United states Navy, 10 ADsLAlpE,
daughter OF the late Edward Roberts oi Philadelphia.
srEkL--WiLkiAs.--0n thursday October 20. at the
residence OF the oridcs mother by the Rev. n. kci-
tell, JosKru A. STEAL, OF Phiiadeiphia, to EMsA l.
WILKINS, OF Brooklyn.
Philadelphia papers please cory.
VAN RAMDonR--Hocn. Thursday, october 25ih
at tho residence OF tho brides parents By Rev. II.
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DIED.

AMrs.-On "Wednesday. April a. at Newark n. j.. OF
consumption. HoRAcE Is. AsEs, IN his 9th year.
Burial AT Housatonic, Mass
Detroit papers please copy.
BANKER.--Suddenly, Tuesday April ., 1877, BESJA-
MIN BANKkR AGED 10 years.
Friends OF the family invited to attend. Tho re-
mans Will be taken 10 Poughkcepsc.
BEpEff~--At Jersey tity, on "Wednesday, April 4
JotS II. BEDELL In the 3oth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral saturday, the 9Th INST, NJ two O'Clock l..
NJ, from his late residence, 5iy Summit av., Jersey
City Heights
BuTzgI. -un wednesday, April 4, after a lingering
illness, at saugcrties, n Y, FRANCIS ). BurzgL In
the nth year OF hts age.
tend the funeral from Franklin street pier. North
River, at hali.past ninc A. NJ, on Friday, April g.
CLEARy.-On April 4, CATHERINE the beloved wife Of
Patrick Clcary, native OF Enn scorthy, county Wcx
ford, Ireland, aged 81 years.
The funeral takes place from her late residence 2Js
West Both 81. on Friday. 9th Ds nj two O'Clock NJ.
CoSNhtL Suddenly, on Monday, ID inst. WILLIAM
CoNNELL, native OF Castle Lyons, county OF Cork Ire
land aged SO years
The friends OF the family and those OF his brother
Andrew, ana his brother in-law, Roger McGrath arc
invited attend the funeral on Thursday 5tn at
half past O'Clock. HIS remains will be taken from
his late residences, No 10 Dover street. to st James
Church, al halpast nine o'clock, where solemn re-
QUEEN mass viii be cccbrated Tor his soul from
10 Calvary Cemetery for intcrmcnt
CRANKY On Wednesday morning, amer n short i'll
years
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
30 Poplar ST., Brookyn thence TO tho Church OF the
Assumption, York ST.. whore solemn requiem mas
will be offered Tor the rcpose u his SOUL a. Ten O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES,

Composition proceedings have been commenced be-
tore Register Ketchum by Jacoby Co.. cigar manu-.
facturers at No. 200 Chatham street. hey offer
thirty cents tho dollar, payable In tour eight and
twelve months The principal creditors arc fol.
iows;-G. Ressmann. $40, 796 49,; We'll & Co !,
$25, 455 5s Teller Brothers, s2l as7 55 Samuel Baron
$90l1 90; Roscnbaum Co, S. io2 IS; Charles A.
TnackstoD, $5.Sss 05; Wiekc Co.. 1851 90; Is.
Blum, 1900; L. II. Fisher, 1851 %; Theodore
Wche, $4.b35 95; Esberg. Backman X Co, S334Y 81;
Lowenthai Co., $4,000. The total amount OF The
Liabilities Is Sl6b. $50
The assignment OF Sergeant Brothers, OF No. So
William street, to Jonas Philips and Ernesto q.
Fabbr s merely the assignment OF their Interest in
the arm Of Sergeant Hunt which failed several
months ago.
Byron |. Pitcher dealer In eggs at No. 2i2 Vest
Thirtythrd street. has been adjudicated voluntary
bankrupt on his own petition before Register Allen
His liabilities amount to 81, 3Sl 30.
The following assignmcn and schedules wore yes.
terday nlcd In the Court OF Common Pleas John l..
Reincr TO Daniel w. Wilson; tho liabilities stated
At $34 III o. and assets S12 900 Isaac Piorzhcimer
and David Keller to Antoine Wallach and Elias ~
Downing; the liabilities amount TO about <l5O 900
nominal assets, $lo0s9 Ia real assets, $50 10l o.
In the County Clerks Once there filed yesterday
the assignment OF James H. Falconer TO samuel
Quincy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
STREET ANNoYANcEs.

"viator" writes in savage mood and asks tho p. D.
Public Devlsl and tho D. 7. W. Department OF Pub.
lie Worthiessnessh to look at Forty-second street,
between Madison aud Lexington avenues.
"a Taxpayer" writes briefly to say that the ashes
and mud in Washington street, between Cedar aud
corilandt streets, have been lying there Tor some
time and are being piled higher every day. II is about
time the Street Cleaning Bureau attended TO this
"Ceaniy" varies the street complaints by saying
"Many OF your correspondents complain because the
garbage and ash barrels are not emptcd Now wish
TO complain because thoy are. am In the habit OF
walking down town about half past eight in tho morn.
Ing, and as take some pains with my personal ap.
pcarance II rifles have a shirt as pure as the
snow on the mountains soed by tho ash dump.
ing his damned old tub just get the leo sido
him. Why can't they dump carrier Z"
'Antl-Dlrt calls attention to the filthy condition OF
Twenty. second street, between Seventh and Eighth
avenues, not having been cleaned tor AZ least three
months The block is also barrcadcd with barrels and
boxes, filled with ashes which have not been piled
Tor ten days past.
"a Citizen" sends word that a pio OF cobbc, or
square cut stones, IS now deposited NJ the Of
Eighth avenue and Fourteenth street. When they will
be utilized II rs impossible to predict
III. 4. h. states that some ten days, or very near
two weeks ago, corps of men, armed with hoes and
brooms appeared in Clinton street and formed huge
piles OF mud SO large ana close together wore these
piles that wagons could only with great difficulty pass
These piles OF mud and filth have been allowed TO re-
since.
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NO NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Pursuant to announcement the members OF the
Produce Exchange appeared in large numbers ycster
day TO cast their vote tho follow ing question:

Pursuant to announcement the members OF the
Produce Exchange appeared in large numbers ycstcr
day TO cast their vote on the following question:
you In favor of securing proper site and
thereon suitable buding, having aud
change provided the Board Of Managers shall
plan Tor the accomplishment of this object giving
estimate OF cost and proposed location which shah
submitted TO vote by ballot of the nembers
change alter twenty days notice of such ballot shall
been given 7
At three O'Clock the polls wore closed. and on the
count being taken 1t found that tho ballot stood
600 in favor and 1856 against, thus killing the project at
Tho following clever buresquc notice was pre- vousy
circulated about and really contributed to defeat tho
project OF the managers
Az meeting Of the cnrbstone board OF this Exchange
is unanimously resolved that tho following BIO
submitted to vote by ballot Wednesday, April 4,
lS77:- :
Are you In favor OF securing y proper sight OF the
S4oop which the Exchange has securely invested aud
after having the contractor In favor
Ing an expensive building having Ill the modern improve
ments. TO wt:-Murtgasc of $5DoOO parors drawing
rooms bu dozing apartments with bear skin div
hot and cold baths. all to be connected with
restaurant and drinking saloon. from which income
inrs the provided the Board present to you
plan Tor these accomplishments. giving estimate Of
the cost of course Of lectures In the grand hail
(which will be connected by telephone with the prime
boards OF rtde and bomrses ot the Old World the popular
operas and the Tower of BabeD the rise the
general gdon the aesthetics pork and
qualities OF whiskey straight, the gubiity OF the
bershp who used pull these chestnuts Of
VIII you early and often that may be oil
mittce who superntend the work!
10 An