New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
PRESIDENT AND GOVERNOR.

FACTS ABOUT THE INVITATION TO MR. HILL-MR.
CLEVELAND DRIVES OUT.
WASHINGTON Dec. 20 (speciaD.-The talk about Gov
ernor Hills intended visit Washington the guest Of
the President has foundation 70 IL than the vigorous
denial of Governor Hill himself seems to imply. The
facts are these Early winter the President sent an
invitation to the Governor to spend week with HIM in
Washington more II he should feel 80 disposed Gov
ernor Hill declined the ground that the approaching
session OF the Legislature would Keep him busy In
Albany The invitation. therefore, was renewed, ana
Governor Hill was told that he would always be welcome
"a the guest of the President 1t officially given ont that
the President wished merely repay some OF the social
obligations which he felt himself 10 be under TO Gov
ernor H having been the guest OF the latter Al the TX
ecutiye Mansion Albany two or three times Slice ne
But there is probably than mere anxiety 10 repay
social obligations on the part OF the fIesdeht III MS PRES
ent desire 10 clasp Governor hiiis manu-. INC
political quidnnncs give nls sudden oe n SypI'n5
significance which is Obvious. Hearing that the Gov
ernor going TO be in Washington TINS winter me Pres
dent Within days extended another and stu more
pressing invitation him TO come anu ne us guest IS
Time Governor I'LL found ready excuse Tor not coming III
the fact OF the President aitacA Oh Iea tIs anu a.; u ,
era Logans death The President as lar as known dd not
ask the Governor to defer his visit HIS health GER
tainly would be no opslaeie 10 euNr1ainhs nInl ~
night for instance he Is much better Ths afternoon no
went out driving with Mis- Cleveland ana received callers
I'm The course OF the day lie busted himself also with
some unimportant Office matters. thousn tle regular
Cabinet meeting dispensed Win IOr the reason tna
no pressing business was AT mana.
MILLIONS OF THREE IEk CENIS tAbLi -
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
this afternoon issued the hundred and fortyfh call
for the redempon of bonds The call for $lOOOOOOO
of the three per cent OF 1892 Notice is given that
the principal and interest OF the bonds herein be-
low designated will paid at the Treasury OF the United
States in the city Washington. d. c. on February l.
1887 and that the interest said bonds will cease on
that day. namely Three per cent bonds issued under
the act Of Congress approved July r. 1882, and num-
bercd follows:
s5Oorigina No AZ 10 original No A. both Inclusive SlOO
or No 5@ 10 Original co., both inclusive. and org
iuaI No $40 Original No 9.JO9. both inclusive @0Ooo
ORIGINAL No 2Ob both III uslNe ana orig ha
No go to original 24 both inclusive 900 origna
or No. 81 both inclusive ann or hu No
% 749 to original III both inclusive $1OOolorg
80 original No $751; both Inclusive ioua'
SlhOOOOOO.
The bonds described above are either bonds OF the
"orlgnal" ISSUE which have but serial number at
each end or substitute" bonds which may DO dis
tfnRufslcd by the double or numbers. which arc
marked plainly "Original numbers" and substitute
numbers All Of the bonds OF this loan will be called ny
the original numbers only. The three months lnercst
due February 1887 the above described bonds VIII
not I've paid by checks forwarded TO the holders OF te
ponds but will be paid with the principal to the holders
at the time OF presentation. Persons holding bonus
called by this circular obtain immediate pay
with terest date OF presentation by requesting the
same in the letter forwarding the bonds for redemption
MANY of the bonds ori nally included in the above mum
nominations on waiver, the original numbers being
cancelled or been redeemed under circular OF sep
tember 49, 1886, and leaving outstanding the apparent
amount above stated.