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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
OleomRrgOrine.
Now HnVnn JTpiou

George r. Bill, deputy United States mar
shall, sczod yesterday the grocery store and
adjoining premises of Hermann Fehlberg,
az l1G Congress avenue, the cause of the
seizure being an important discovery,
which was recently made. After the
seizure WAS made, Deputy Marshal Bill
immediately placed the promises in
tue caro- Of 3 keeper. In underground
apartments connected with the store were
found complete facilities for secretly making
. oleomargs.ine butter by the Mogo process,
upon which patent rights havo been secured
by letters No 28A2l, dated September "A,
1878, and by which OleOmargGrino butter is
prepared from the oil extracted ut a low tenn.
pemture from beef fat. At tho corner Of
Court and Artisan streets, where Alber FEN,
berg had similar apartments for similEr put~
posse, another seizure was made About II
year ago suspicious were awakened that the
Illegal manufacture Of tha butter WIS being
carried on in this city. The Eastetbso1G
company then found that Olaomargaii10 but
ter which had not been manufactured by
them was being yonded in The uburbs Of the
city md 10 the outskirts by peddlers. The
EasterbroCk company al once began an in
investigation and found that Herman Fehl-
berg was ia the hsbit of purchasing large
quantities CT beef lst, and that tho supplies
Of oeomargarne butter came from his place
on Congress avenue. The next step was to
| send an agent 10 familiarize himself with the
| Feb!6erg premises, and this agent busted
himself in making Whatever discoveries be
| could. Hs saw structure built
around the stairway Leading to the
cellar which looked much like counter.
lie then bought tub of the butter, and
when he inquired about where it came fom,
Mr.. Feblberg said that it was obtained from
New York. When the premises were
searched yesterday, it was discovered tia. ia
the cellar was apparatus which could be- 50
used by Two men us 10 turn out 500 worth
Of oleomrgarine butter per day. AT the
place kept by Albert Feblberg the apparatus
was less extensive, but the possible product
was not small by any means.
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personal AND GENERAL.

Boston papers have report that Mr.. w.
d. HOwells is to give up the editorial chair
OF the Atlantic Monthly
Col. Fair, the now Nevada senator, has a
habit of addressing every man no meets
no matter how Old he may be-ss "My SON.,
Eli Perkins says that bores and fools
should be kicked down stairs. Gan il be
that Eli enjoys such treatment [Boston
Post Ell is shrewd. lie takes life on the
ground floor.
Miss Kate retemau (drs. Grow Is said 10
be contemplating iinsl retirement from the
stage. With advancing years Mrs. Grow has
accumulated too much stoutness for tragedy
parts.
II is said that the Hon, Charles Francis
Adams is afflicted with rheumatism and will
20 to the Hot Springs for relief. This
placing of an iceberg in the Hot Springs is
certainly very reprenensible.
No wonder that Mr.. Sothern hated 10 die
| lie knew that his dscease would be- followed
| ny an obituary notice from the pen of Willie
Winter. MIR. Sothern always had great re-
gard for his fellow-man.
Ii the person VINO sent in an item TO the
elect that, although tho name of the new
| louisville dramatic star is Fetters her genius
il unfettered," will call at this office. the
nearest undertaken will be likely to hear of
'omothing TO his advantage
/ The richest man in Boston is said to be
NJ Scars, who has an estate of S3. 0s5, GOO.
The next richest man is Mr. Moses Williams,
! who has accumulated S2,0S3000, and who,
cough past ninety, Is vigorous man and
s'iks TO bis place of business every pleasant
Al. Emile do Girerdin has not fought for
ior'y-tour years, but incurs no reprosch OF
eowardiee, because this pescefulness has
been due 10 having allied the gifted Armand
Oarrel in q duel, After this sad event he
made q VOW aever TO shed blood acain-a
vow which, he hos o9en conifssed, has been
at times very difficult to keep.
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somethi.S About Geek repe

Geek Tepe, which, it may relieve the be-
wildered reader to know, is simply fortified
hill on the northwestern frontier of
Turcoman, seems TO have been captured
by Gen. Skobeletf 9 forces at last. The droll
contradictions between the claims of the Rus
sian general aud the actual state of facts still
continue to Supply the reader. The Gar is
grsndiossly informed that VIC have driven tho
Tureomen out and pursued them great
distance, Strengthening vast numbers. Then
the cold bulletin of the battle narrstes that
the Russian mines haying attained the outer
wall were fired and the fort destroyed. Quite
likely indeed, that tho defenders withdrew
but the generals imaginative and lurid pic
ture Of pursuit.. teens to be lacking in what
the French call vrsisemhsnce SINCE it is
subsequently detailed that the Turcoman
forces stood upon neighboring hill while
the dead we're buried and curiously enough
we're tho first to give the signal
for the resumption of hostilities-an inclina
ton which, il 10 hardly necessary to point
out, i9 not usually in the power of delusted
forces, AS to the campaign, Gsok-Tepe is
but ono of the iunumersbe out posts on u
systematically defend series of lines thrown
up by English engineers year or two ago,
and that so for AS the Interior object of Rus
sian smbitioD goes, General Skobeleif is no
nearer the coveted strategic centre Of north
western lndla-MerV than he WAS n year ago.
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President Hayes anu GHis SON webb

From the Milwaukee Republican.
Hayes has changed since the day that he
appeared in his white-soled inaugural bootg.
Like Hamlet, he is waxing fat and acsnt of
breath, his dress suit stretches to its smooth
est extent around his rotuud figure, and his
neck is reddening and rising over his collar
in tell-tsIe way. All the presidents gro~
fat in the white house, something in its air
seeming to agree with them. The pre5ileu-
tial beard and growing gray the
relics of their pfeslna badness
decelVing ono as 10 tho extent
Of the raysges. His hair is rs Sticky brushed
as the ebon tresses of his august spouse, and
in contrast to the style of the dsy he parts
his hair at tho side, beginning lutte above
the left ear anG running the line around the
back of his head and almost to the other ser.
Webb Hayes, who arrived here raw and
undrilled society recruit with sangulne
countenance and shy manners, has now the
cltareS. and freshest rkin and most engaging
manners of any youth who treads those car
pets. "Why, Webb Hayes is almost hand
some! exclaimed a lAay with rising in
lection and the air Of making a sudden dis
toyery, as sne saw that faul,le.s-sttirod youth
bend over fair lady's hand,
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suggestive Statistics

Tho most suggestive result shown by the
census statistics is The growth of the cotton
dus.ry ia tho south. In 1870 the southern
mills had 1000 looms and All, GOO spindcq.
They now have $1,000 looma and 7l4O8O
spind.es. This is q largo increase OF mil ca
pociLy but tho striking progress made is
moro iorcibly shown by comparison OF the
consumption of cotton La 1870 this
amounted to nearly As, 100000 pousds. In
1880 1T had swolan TO nearly 1926 1000
pounds, Hero is unmistnkable evidences that
this important Industry the south has made
IN recent years more rapid strides than New
England or the country ut large. In this
significant fact the scout orn people may read
d useful lesson. With the great cotton fields
of the world within its borders tho south has
IN exceptional opportunity to puah on to a
rave prosperity in the manufacture of its
grestost staple.
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The completion OF the International to
San Antonio is an event Of no ordinary I'M
portance. II ahorIens tho old distance be-
tween all North Texas points at least 100
miles. San Antonio is obliged to be The
railway center Of southwestern Texas. A
line will be run from thence to Laredo at
once and eventually to FL Paso. lis now
the second city in point Of population and
the frat in the history of Texas.
The Railroad Gazette publishes an ezhaus-
tive resume Of the work of building new
roads in 1880. 1t says the number of miles
was not quite SO great rs in 1872. The latter
year, however, was the elimination of a
period of great activity and enterprise, while
1880 is only the second in which lin
this direction) there has been any con-
siderable recovery from the inactivity
Of the ''hard times" But in 1879 wo con-
structed so per cent. moro road than in 1878,
and in 1880 We have constructed 56 p5r cent.
more than in 1873, ana considerably more
thsn in the three years ending with 1877.
The number of miles completed in each of
fine last nine vaars has been
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRtI,

Saniord's Radical Cure, Catarrhal Solvent
Eand Improved Inhaler, with specific direc.
R.'oonI, nay now he had of all druggists,
sneatly wrapped IN one package, for one dol,
war; ASK for Sar Gord's Radical Cure.
ms ecomom cal and neyer.failing treat.
a,leh , instantly cleanses the nasal PASSAGES of
EpuI mucous accumulations, subdues inilsma.
IONS when extending TO the eye, ear and
s.utpN', restores the senses of sight, hearlnp
wv wv Wsle when affected, leaves the head de.
HE,uuorizeu' clear and open, the breath 8 weet
nNue nreAthlng easy, and every sense in .
Ssrattinl and 500 thed condition. Internolly
sulhlnistered, II per meates every nnldol INC
oouy, cltansing the entire mucous or mem.
nrHsnous system through the blood, which If
spuiluss OF the acid poison always present IN
" aIarthi III builds up the enfeebled and
5nroNen-uown constitution, rObs the disease of
lus Nlru- and permits the formation of health
Arestl inE blood, Hundreds oil nttiomonial
9T,,esl lhe wond'ful curative properties q,
calling remedy. 'N ii'Ne'
lHeneral Agents, WEEKS up TER, Boston
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
FRAUDULENT PLOWS (!

The widely extended popularity of our implements acquired by
oeaig effort during half century build extensive business upcn
the enduring principles of fair dealing with cusomersn giving hemthe
best models that experience and ingenuity could design with
strictly rstoa material and the most skilled boha unscru
puous parties food the country with FEGAGEEGGg BMHTA
EEaRNA four implements
IN order only protect hardly reputation but
also the interest Of our patrons both farmer have
already brought against the spurious upe
ments and the purpose of this notice give fair warning 9.
GRANTS and farmers many whom comparatively Of
INTENT both Owhch classes equally responsible maker
before the law that will hold all MEsGAA ES Others who
handle or use aAshaA E1lfAEA0N& goods strict
accountability the Courts This applies pow but to parts
OF plow also, Points, etc
These dishonest schemes to do business fairly repu
taton of another involving red nsgressions patent copyright
and trademark law have become aaant that
avail ourselves Of all redress contained the against N~
IEACTUREE, MERCHANT FARMER, who nfrngos our
rights by making, selling or using these frauds.
Respectfully
1on.ylls, Ky .o,.l, 1850 B. F. AVERY & SONS.
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This shows reduction in the bonded
debt Of 49,, 947; but should it become nso-
essary to sell bonds to cover expense of sell
ing five per cent. bosds and pension certif-
Gates pail-say $1,000 (this may be some.
what In excess of amount necessary to selD
The debt will be raised that amount ard
the reduction lowered to $30,247.
The debt OF doubtful validity is omitted
in this statement.
Statement IF cash balances TO the credit
of the several funds, and subject to tho comp
troller's warrants, january l. 1881:
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Thomas Delany, Memphis, Tenn, says: 81
have teen AFFLICTED for nineteen years with
Psoriasis, and have spent hundreds Of dol
lars for doctors and stuff they can blood pu,
rili.s. Doctors did not kaow what II cell
my oifease. | would scratch nights -until
aud form into scales, witch would all be
scratched OF next night, and 80 OK, have
dies -
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{ i!!ltii(;ll.11d.
Wonderful Cures of Salt Rheum, PsO-
riasis, Itching and Scaly EEumOrs,
ScrOfuln, ScrOfnIOus sores, Ulcers
amd Mercuriai Affections,

Cu,icura Remedies consist of Cutlcura Re-
solvent, for purifying the blood through the
bowels, liver, kidneys, and skin, Cuilcura
n Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead flesh
and skin, renders healthy ulcers ana old
sores, allays inflammation, itching and irrita.
ton of the skin and sCan, and Cutlcurq Me
diciuol Toilet sOap, which restores, whltens
aud beauties the skin Cuticura Shaving
Soap IS the only medicinal soap expressly
prepared for shaving.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
The Treasurer's Supplemental Re.
port.
No. 1911

Correspondence OF the Herald.
AUSTIN, FEBRUARY 3, 1881.
/ hand you herewith the supplemental re-
port of the state treasurer, showing the bal
ances TO the credit of the several accounts on
January l, 1881. By this we SEQ how stand
tho states finances inregard to-
First-Cash balance TO credit of state reye-
nue..
Second--Cash balance TO credit of avail.
able school fund.
Third cash and bond balance to perma-
nent school fund.
Fourth--Cash and bond balance to mi
yer ity land account.
Fith--Cash and bond balance 10 blind
asylum land account.
Sixlh-Cash and bond balance 10 deaf and
, dumb asylum land account.
Sevanth--Cash and bond balance to lu.
natic asylum land account
Eighlh--Cash and bond balance to agIi.
cultural and mechanical college.
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Eczema.

#. III Drake, esq, Detroit, Mich. suffered
beyond all description from a skin disease
which appeared on his hand, head and face and
nearly destroyed his eyes. Tha most careful
Ioctoring FAILED to help him, and after ali
had failed he used tho Cuucura Resolyent IN
tern1 Nv and Cuiicura and Cuticura Soap ex-
formally, and was cured and has remained
perfectly we'll to this day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06

TOtaIR In treasury, ,,,,......,...Sl, le6, S1S 5S
This new feature of bringing down balan-
ees to the first of the year of the Legislative
session is one that cannot be too highly
commended, ss members arc thereby ens-
bled to see the true condition Of the state,
not several months back, but At the period
when legislative action is required.
J.F.E.
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If We distribute the new mle9ge on the
two sides Of the Mississippi, we havo
East OF

Thus the increase in new construction has
been almost entirely west of tho Mississippi.
There was only Is per cent. more road built
east of the Mississippi in 1880 than in 1879,
while seyenty-one per cent. more was built
west of il.
The follawing table shows the mileage
completed in each Of the states which either
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Cutlcura Remedies are prenared by MEEKs

Cqtlcnra Remedies are prepared by WEEKS
y POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, mo-
washington ST., Boston, and are for sale by
an Druggists. Price of Cut!cura, n Medicinal
Jelly small boxes, 30 cents; large boxes, 81
Outl9ura Resolvent the new Blood Purifier 81
pei bottle. Cutlcura Medicinal Toilet Soon-
:? cents. Cnticuro Medicinal Shaving Soar,
sumers, 80 cents sN WI
S5'Ali Mailed free on receipt of price.
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coLAINS
VOLINc 1rGcTaIo
eGAsTERs

annlhuates Pain, vitalizes' Weak and Para,
iS1ed parts, cures Sore Lungs, palpitation Of
ne Heart, Painful Kidneys, Liver Comnlsint
nnnim,9in,a,lsm, Nenalgie and sciatoa. ASK for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
THE IRON HORSE.
WHERE HE Is AND WHERE He IS GOING

San Antonio as one of HIS Cen'r"i
StabIes-Eumber of Miles buiI'.
ina Nine Years -Texas LEADS
the Lisf-OIher Facts
Eigures, Notes and
matters of In
teFest
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Ninth--Statement of securities in the
treasury.
Tenth-Ststemen of the bonded debt
neutrality-suspicious. of cash balances.
Respectfully,
FIR. LUBBOCK, Treasurer.
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Statement showing the bonded debt Japu.
airy 81, 1870, bonds issued aud redeem a
since that date, and amount of bonded de-
January |, 1881.
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ienubylVanlh ..,l ilE0 lnulVnh. s..,..l iUla
Among the mora important lines--or at
least the longer ones-constructed during the
last year are the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe and the Southern Pacific, which have
nearly met, and together will complete u new
route across the comment; the extensions of
the Northern Pacific and TeSa, & Pacific;
the beginning OF the Atlantic & Pacific
which Is TO be u third lire to California; the
line Of tho Chicsgo & Northwestern TO the
Missouri river in Dakota, and the great sys-
tenn Of lines built by the Denver u Rio
Grande TO some Colorado mining districts
The I, $50 miles of road were in 246 different
lines and built by or for $50 different compa~
MES. This gives an average Of Az miles per
company and 29S miles per line. This is
much more than in tho years Of light
construction. In 1878, when but 2,9l6 miles
Of road were built there were 1862 construct
ing companies, 50 that tho average for each
was then but 1911 miles.
OF the 7 100 miles Of new road, 1853 miles
were OF narrow-gauge (lSl miles 81 #, and
the rest feet gauee). During tho year 10
miles Of narow-gauge road were changed TO
the standard and 80 miles abandoned, while
81 miles Of standard were changed to Fl.
The chief builder Of narrow-gauge road in
1880 was the Denver IL Rio Grande which
completed 1888 mies--more than was built
by any other company of any gauge, by the
way, except the Atchisou, Topeka & Santa
Fe (42S miles), and tho Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul (36l,) the Chicago & Northwest
ern ranking fourth with $40 miles of new
road.
BY the last issue of Poor's Manual, tho to-
tai length of railroad in the United States Mt
the beginning of 1880 was S6,407 miles; adj.
ding the construction Of 1880 we had 93,637
miles of railroad in the United States at the
beginning of the current year. BY the new
census the population of the country on the
1st day Of June was so, $4,000, which at the
rate Of increase of the last decade had be-
come about 50sS0,000 at the end of the
year. the increase of population is at the
rate lyerJ nearby of y per cent. year
tho increase in tho railroad milesgo last
year was 81 per cent. AT the begin
ing of the year there were 57G
people per mile of railroad
at It's end, only 543. In Europe there arr
1898 people per mile of road; in Sweden
where the population per mile of road il
least, 1867. AS we said recently, If course
this rate of construction cannot be main
tanned for any great length of time. Keep
up for Ten years would give us 100000 mile
of railroad at the end of $780, for popula
ton of 66,00O 600 or mile to every 80.
inhabitants. But the prospects now are fo
agreat amount OF construction in 1881.
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goth.
Popular bly drawing of the
commonwealth gii.rhl.1t a.,

At Msoauley's Theatre in the City OF Louis
willie On
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1850,
These drawing occur monthly (Sundays ex-
cepted) under provision Of an act of the Gem
eerel Assembly OF Kentucky, Incorporating
the Newport printing and Newspaper Co.
approved April IL, 1878.
ER'rhis 10 n special act, and has never been
repealed
The United state. circuit court on March
81, rendered the iolIowng decisions:
Ist-rhat the Commonwealth Bistri.
button Company IL legal.
edits drawings are fair.
The company has now on hand n large re-
serve fund, Read the liAt of prizes for tho
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RIGORNlSN. " RESTORATIVE

There is Il well-Snown principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take place
excep through the agency of the nervous Sys.
enod then that organ Ia weak. Nhere 10 arena
edy n the reach Of 81, one that has stood the
telt for over half century. DIR. Rlc0fd'R
Vital Restorative has been acfuilnlZed and In
dor8ed by the Academy Of Medicine In PariE,
as an invaluable specific for the above, contains
no phoEphOrOus ClpthAriles or other DOlsOus,
Ia purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
and Is permanent IN effect; is q sugar-cOetad
Pill, and con be had Of Levasaer y Co 10 hlq
ne Nchellcu, Paris, (Franoe), or Of Dr.. g
Brown Stgesm0ud, prOprieiOrs. Address
Room 40, World Building, n. York None gem
ulne without the signature or 5. Il. SlgesmOnd
on the side OF each box; send for catalogue;
box otlOl pills, So, box OF 400, go, sent by mai
upon receipt Of price.
DR.. q. 10. sigesmond: ~ -''' '''''
Dear str,-lu justice 10 you and to the pro-
fession, feel TINY duty to state the results of
my trial Of Records Vital Restorative In my
practice, following the challenge you made.
Case /. MIR, b., aged 3d. impotcnt for years
with Hpermatorrhemn, weight 100 lbs, very
nervous aud debllitated, sleepless and filed
with nervous fears had tried every known
remedy. | put him under treatment with the
Vita. Restorative alone. In six months he
was discharged, perfectly cured. He had re-
gained all his vgOr and manhood and weighed
lUU pOunuS.
Case .. Mr.. M: partial loss Of porer. In
six weeks treatment with the Vital RestOra-
tive, desire and manly vlyor were fully re-
stored. WIN. II. RoBB, NJ. D.,
1928 Pine ST., 81. Louis.
ST.. Souis, November Is, 1879
This Ia to certify that have been afflicted ioI
years with nervous and general debility, sper-
matOrrhBa, and s0ftening Of the brain. / have
been under the treatment Of several prom.
nent physicians during this time with no ben.
elClal results. Several months ngo began
taking Richards Vital Restorative, and am
now perfectly cured. | weighed at the time
liz pounds now weigh l5j pounds.
WIN. BoRsoH,
1918 Cass Avenue.
st. Louis, April s, lSS0,
l had been lmpotent for II number of years
when | commenced to take Records Vital
Restorative. Within three months / found
myself suddenly restored to my former health
iul vigor, undthe cure hes been permanent
j. Il. VINCENT.
know Mr.. Vincent, whose name is signed
to the above certificate lie Is o friend OF
mine, and know tho facts 10 be as he has
stated them. j. NJ. WARD,
Hotel.
Sold by Wholesale an1 Retail Drus
glsfa geuerAby marc
Wholesale Agents: Richardson & Co. st. Louis,
Missouri; J L Lyons, New Orleans Louisiana;
Van Shack, Stevenson & Co., Chicago, ILL
nois; Smith, Doolittle n Smith, Boston, Mas.
Vachusetts John Keeehan, Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles N Crittenton New York.
For srle by W. II. Howell 4 Bro.
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NO other remedy eau
80 quickly assuage tic
most violent parOxysms
Qi pain. AheY dtRiribute
throughout the nervous
system Is gentle and con.
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CUWpIbltU ~ UhUN VI IHU slHIUs WhlUI tIIHUT
in 1879 or 1880 built more thsn 800 miles.

The following table shows the number Of
miles of railroad completed in each state
that has built moro than n thousand miles in
the eight years from 1873 TO 1880 inclusive {:
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FUND.
Balance, cash, in treasury Jan. l,lSsl.. 1885 Il
The following interes,-bear.ng state bonds
are TO the credit of this fund, viz.
Bnndss Annual Tut
Six per cent bonds. $4,000 on S2,l00 90
Seven per cent bondsl1l00O 90 IA, $50 on
Total bonds and an
nual interest. .Sa.9,OOo % $ll,2SO 60