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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17
REcoRnEn MORTGAGES

Alexander Morris, TO Henry De T. weekcs, n East
%r@:trens g. William . siusSesant cooperative Build
ms sTa Loan AsSsisS9 zoo hT of Southern
ssRsFn' q fns Gas, % y %'g
Butler, Aaron and wife, to Msrston gogert 9th
Butler Nellie, TO Edward css%Soilaih, " . 4lss.st
BIohI Herman, 70 Mary Bersener, No 2,o1o 4th-ave
Bach Lewis g John Parish ssdst, e of Madison
Braender, Philip to John Parish, property, s
qoSgSlsH Emily e % SGG FIiodem'n' wsave
S@i1ng y css ss TSs eSTp'sy g New"
Du Bols, Rachel to Moses Kahn, 1ooths- Of Lex
Dunn, jsnes, @ Thomas Roche, No $50 East 47th-st
butcher William. to Daniel Lord Manhattan ave-
Of l2sast, years 81 600 ,,.. and opo,Aer No $50
Sopf Siis S'%! years 5000 i+''' s -
Q s 9ssss !SS Of
Green sna ss%Se to George Heese another No 100
k cor s SSos saa Ro's'
q iSSts,st, years 100 n..,o, and another
x 11l, SsaFIo q sSS and another,
fSSSy, Francis % John T Parish, s. e4th-'s Oh
ssas Mutual LIZ d Insurance Co
Muller Walter. % seamsn Iachenstein IT, s. 18Th
St Moore % iOi Hiram t Z SbrsSsS Steers llSh of
aSEsc JS Ssn, 70 William Cochran 1s0thst of
Mayer Moses 70 Bertha Brown, No oss stanson-s'
f MsScnsy. Pstrlek to MahOnOy' No 800 Madison
Mey years ArtsSS to Jsns oaher and another No 50
3, Brien. IT, to William o'Gorman, = 1iedst OF
" o'connel, John j. Edward wnslOw, Madison
ST. p q Is1nss to walter Eea KinssSDd 117 of
S'H FsSsrits y'fps Daniel g Henry Hss itoA' of
Pistt Finest W to Louis enrig. No 70 orehardSt
years & sS 20 Charles ISnlo and smother oath
Pey % tOi ss1sS 70 IDA slney, sdave of
Oi seSloer Jacob John y1ri sSs Sax ioi'' of
ASHER sAssw r. T Faiy p SortgSgss,. $4,000
seSerding. c, to Harlem Savings Bank sd-ave'
same 70 Mary D. Oliver. anne property $500
ScSudes Franz to II schwancwedel lesthst
sengenS Joseph. to George seinbrechcr' No % ''n'
st. years, $4,000. -. 80 a
ssstS5 ALBERT e. Ssi SfOn Years SO 600
Stuart sopbroSia to Dowefy savings Bank 18th
ave sb6e ~ 'Y pSn. % Sarah wentworth Ahavo,
s sSSIa Moses leopold Brand No rs 10 coum
Smith Thomas to Charles Boss, Nos 2is TO 22i East
0ii Spencer G, 70 waterbury, 1ootho-st
Of spear s ida william Earle 1s7thS' Of Madison
Thomsn. jacob, % Lorenzo Weber. 1othave' Of
s' w,sen Ps;eS 20 Dry Dock Savings Institution,
estS.st q Of 2d.ave, 4 year q mnrtgagesl, 10000
Van Benel; Isa "a co 70 Helen f0fs '"'e' u
Wseer Jo6annes T. Anton scheuermsnn, No s27 East
Wei, Charles, q Msansh Bcurnio. Grand.st, "
OF WsSsS ToPes and wife 70 Dry Dock Savings Insu
ton s 10th.aye Of 151stst, year 20 mortgageS'
eo<sVVV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17

A MBERG THEATRE, Irving Place and
n 19h-at-To-night benefit 70 AueSst Waltaf, Kaub
DER Thursday Friday. Saturday FIST time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17

dwelling on lot le.3x7o IL sou 'o'
T ho was call at the Exehsngs ysss sd of for
gsSpes on :, Gr rS;s sssys e
following property d Sas G IN Boa9 1O near
{ourstoy and .s eco; eighteen vacant los in West
1870 a. ana on streets above Nineteth-st, a.
sIs9OSo sysns I aSSss s4r N and
on residence at Ithaca, N Y tnear Cornell
University, At 100000
Eew.York Tuesday, April 1e
Tho following sales held at the Exchange ana
A1O"0" BY J. @. Lalor
xa.sAoS;s Wiz IS 70 ~ eSesSTiif s1S
s2oooo BY smytA Ryan.
ev..s,ory and four-story buildings, with LOS No 10
sp1sns' q Elissse tn lot 2SsHilo ioz2S'x
BY william Kennedy & Bro
dwelling With lot No ao COS AZ Lex xoG
q S Gland Si BoSsTsd ana ass iSSi was a
''uiisa sn' 4'f BY James Bleecker & Son.
iod pl0 Ss q lsnd e pe snsS'
j. ' ss 81 sr' %. Sa &C. IS 90 Is; swan
building with plot q land 10. Nos s1I sss
building g, sa e. 80 g Est DC f fe%d
sSer.ssory building with Of plot Of Land Nos
ne n s Similar Il SaH WITH q
Of sasye lot 25xasa; same purchaser
4 i ssss o his1f Sis f. II
sSsSs oe sG scsic Ss III 10 Ssk s eSe
ouEstoy Salidns with lot Ne geo 96 ssh-ave of
'''r-''' ''' -I BY Richard '. Maness & Co.
v,2. eSens with S Sss ea SS fad joins hos
STss story and house. with lot No ess West
$500 corner 'O -OA'S' 80 -''''
81 osye fs 80 al, a = ~ 1tssy p5xi0So
each NI O d DoSo s sk =, ssx1oao
schS nsieS sss,, Hs with Mot Of land Nos
, s2g Y ag KIM Cor p'O'
building With leas e % d 9t 40 ~ Eds 1Sa
sao.loo. NJ ,r u,o,,.
s ,sss5sSsvs . issi's Slsi sSsido S'a'''
$50 zach; , r rs.sSid, si,o6O;
ave..ory sulai by With os s ny .os ,.av. cor
Of ss , 70 5s.ns va SsssS Ss r. .s
sy St eoTlo9 a. NV ss s e. s siSy wo:. 1874
SIS Of 7th-avs. lots 2axioo1I each; y W Fowler
Of iasdst lot assiSa = II MSSssS; siTO75
rliIStseSy SS ws'1 iG aarSSp iU "a
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
sA.se.ssory dwelling NJ and ouSalalngs with 12 acres
'''' -. $500
.o, rp r0 ,Nervps- o1rv
47thst No $50 East; Thomas Roche and wife
Breadwsy e = lot 100, map Isaac Dyckmsn
Arnold Lustg and VIM Irsphagen ana WIG z
Avenue a. n Q cor 54th-st 25.6xeS; Hy NJ Bend,
70 Moses sehIsnsky $4,000
btttst NO To; George Heise ana "'ie :" S~'F 1000
lei Ssl sfssn s. $50 Moi:ave Ssixii6 ciar
g. enee sewief I sG si benpnss and wife 10
wv yss SssdsIs Semen s% 81. : rho, $1,000
sd-ss No ~ West Meyer Aahn anu Wuo LIVE $4,000
s1,Es = rnms pso " a;haye iS8xioo s.; James
Dolsn ana nd EDWARD Doiaa . Lssie DTeyfogs 1880
szd q Id MG e Newbsrser ooo'pa 1850
1ethave No 1000 Lorenzo weiner and wife 70 "a ooo
Jacob ThoHlan 80. x0'ooV
Sosss 60 :. 14ooo
y. sc s i ssd ycsn %o. and ndpa WIFE,
Ao Msnss Coleman md ~ vile 9 Wa 300
SSsssilp Charlie. Ts.I 1913 rs
IS Wa Js;,,s Davidson and vie 10 70
Samuel tsss w,i;o..v; jo6a Il ;;;,1v 70 1850
ao, ssss Ss ssss & adsyc SsxSss Anton @VOO
ssSssermsn sd wife % Johannes wssksr ..;. 1880
s7tAN = lol.7 " 5!h;aye 94.2xsso; John :. nm
chsrryss soOssysls is ?; s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17

1907 same 70 safne.-
7th-ave, = "a II 70 Of 130th.st 87x75; came
% Leuceiis NJ Conneok NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
dSeth-sts n ., 1000 r. q OF Aexander.ava 25x
100; Sifas Moses 20 MAMMALIAN Bleischman. I.
931sty 8, 90 IT O. OF Madison-ave. Il
Parish and wife TO J. 2 bach.
Msdison-aye, cor sod-st, S0.Sx95; same 10
Efteneer-.
o3dst, 5, los u W OF Park-ave 74x10o.S; also
s, 1oietst., POO Il e OF 6th-aye, 25x1o0J1;
also . 10ts-st., $50 II Q Of Bth.aye 2Bxlo0 II:
same 70 Jacob SchIos ser ...................,..
esd-st q 40 " OF AadisOn-ave. sox70o.s;
sane 70 4 Scutfs .-.-.,,...., :. ...............
e4th.st. = lso IT Of SHAVE, 75xoos;
some 20 Lahey.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
27th-sS SIS, 1917 ~ " Of 7th-ave, irregular;
Butler 70 Il J. Observation-Disclosures.
Columbia-st, No. 81 A Hilliard to Gutenberg
7theve, q lot 80; VIM c Jagg 20 II Joyeshof.
1Seth.st, 9, IS II Of Wflissye., i5xi00;
William o'Gqrman ct al. 20 c Kestle........
1s2dst, . q. o50 II Q OF wIllis-aye, 13.6x1O0;
sane to Mary O'Btien.
Sod-st, So 244.s r. W OF Avenue b, 1azx1022;
| Augermann and wife 70 Amelia SiiberE
168th-st 5, 120 Il from Audubon.eye 50x06
Louis Wagner 10 Gertrude Thces........
36th.st, s. 4TS n OF oth-ave 25x0S q. Fred
b Howard and others 70 Emily cuyler
4th-ave. q g. 80 It OF 160th-st 20x10O Sarah III
Wentworth 70 Daniel Shefflin ...............
110th-st, 3, o03 IT W OF Pleasant-aye, 1Sx100,
Louisa Fish 10 Abraham Alexnnder.,........
11eth'st, s. A5 II W OF Shave, 25xlo011,
Joseph Noteworthy 70 Patrick plcnkett
119th-at. 9. 268 ~ W OF Avenue A. 1R.9xlOO1I
Abraham Alexander and wife 10 Daniel Pros.
nlG ana wife,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17
VILLAGE BONDS.
Nor1cn on SALE on sEwERAeE LoAN poNps on

NOTICE OF SALE or SEWERAGE LOAN BONDS OF
THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT VERNON, WEST
CHESTER COUNTY, N. Y. ~, NJ,
Trustees OF The Village OF Mount Vernon. in westchestsr
County Hew.Yofk, win, at their Rooms In Do9rborns
Budng on 4th.aVe In said village, receive sealed pro-
Loan Bonds" OF said ViliagS The said Board VIII then
and there open said proposals and accept the highest there
on unless they for he interest OF tho said village
70 reject oil OF said proposals no,a. h,h rc 70 bc
Issued By sad village under chapter COS OF me laws OF
sgg and the several amendments thereto 10 provide funds
or tho construction Of permanent system Of sewerage
principal sum Of one thousand dollars and Will bear inter
EST st the Of four per cenium per annnm payable
semsnnusy. Principal and interest will DO payable at
onds viii no coupon bonds with the privilege TO The
holder OF having them male registered bonds They VIII
be- daed June fst 1888 and payable as follows 20 wit;
10 SonS Nos y $ n nsSsyS ON ON June june Isl 1908
i0 bonds Nos 90 N 1o6 inclusive. June LIST, 1910
10 bonds Nos. 100 n lis inclusive, on June lsS l9l
10 bonds Nos. 100 % iss Inclusive, June ist 1918
1he bonds will be delivered 10 the purchasers at tho
said Rooms said Board on the 18th day OF May 1882
The village Of Mount Vernon Is situated the Now
York New iIaven and Hartford Railroad and upon the
Harlem Railroad 10 miles "a minutes travel from Grand
alton of about TO- 600 poop and has other bonded In
deh,etness IL has public %ater works, and electric
IigbtS horse railroad nagwalks and f. growing ramdly
By statute the bonds eannob sold for less than par and
Numhers one 10 soyontyeght Inclusive OF these bonds
have herctnforO been issued and sold at good premium
and the proceeds Of them have been expended IN the con
tSrtIon OF system OF for said Village; 10 is
expected that the proceeds OF the sac hefeDy au'eTusu
viii complete the said stem
Dated April 10Th 1889 -, -, ,...,,o.
by oruG5 viii f ouAfKiNBUsir Village President
JAMES III JENKINS, Village CLERK.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
af<. 600 Farm 200 acres within one hour o. NV
yo,k IN ooed s,ats OF cultivation; well wooded ana
watefed substantial modern frame house large oln anu
outbuidings complete location healthy bargain
!. s. CLARK, p. o. Box 019, new. 1oI1
A PROMISING INvEsrMENT..-sea Git and Spring
"A Lake N. j., 70 party or pafues WIN "Vnes' Nv
this paper tomorrow, Or address . rAo.Aatnhts
II OR sALE-At Tanytowns desirable country seat Ok
10 acres; atone house with ell uodefn improvements
aue river and inland Views; abundance q WAFER t q
ell kinds For further particulars appy ~ ROOM Aoo
Kemble building, rs whltetallht ------------
TS0R gALE-An elegant country residence situated near
RosiyD, LII 90 acres land handsome moaern hous,
rooms: hard wood finish paquet doors, water gas aha
heati all ~ perfect order stands hign peau'1 a
View cool nfsclass stable carriage house ana
other buildings For further particulars address 4 o.
Box g. oS4, N6w.Yofk City.
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orrIor on rnE pELAwARE ANp HUpsoN.

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUpso,SSs
CANAL CO.. NEM:YoHh, MaEeh ~, i1Iojd
TINE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stocknoln,
era Of tho Delaware ana Hudson Canal Company VIII
be held the once OF tho compang eofneS OF vSs
DAY Of May NEXT Tor the election OF managers anu wv
Tho polls wiz open At i2 o'clock nOOn and remain open
Zoe sne ,snr hooFs win b closed from the evening Of
saturday April 18Th. uatl the morning Of WEDNESDAY
sSi'r Of The nosSe 4 e M Ss9E:gqgiArr sess1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17
Dipihna NOllres.

THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY
49, COMPANY, NO. 2 WALl<sT,
NEW.YoRK, April TO- 1889.
m HE REGULAR quarterly dividend OF per
cen. on the preferred stock OF this company for tue
oarer ending March 81 1882 has this day been declared
and viii be pala on and after May 49, 1881 The transfer
books will close April 25 AZ o'clock p M and reopen
May 10, ct 10 O'Clock a M
EDWARD .. ALLEN, Secretary.
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rNrr IA AVS CouNrRY pLAcE

rtRNrIEMAN's COUNTRY PLACE
VI FOR SALE Al. 4. BARGAIN: =. .,.,..
shusests cost over $4,000 owne, hayiag removed 70
rooms hot and cold water throughout bath, 90 steam
and flyace heat; plumbing the BEST 7a sere land high
cfound lawn 100 feet stable 82k40 nfstclass
squiplasbis hronghot everything 70 good repssr tgo
Formation and photograph a. A11x PoRTERs, 81
6tat9-st., Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17


a MBERG THEATRE, Irving place and
der ssDiaoynnen Tanrsday. Friday saturday nsst time
A CADEMY. 25c., SOC. T5c.. 81. J.
THOMPSON un orn To-Day
SPECIAL MATINEE TUESDAY ApRiL 30
BROADWAY THEATRE, Bway, corr lst-st.
n'aasss5lE xsD axTishR T EjsEbsF VA ssssl
T BEJSFI l9sR Of EF HE sg gGasok.
Miss Em% sT seiiea Concert sas sy Faorrr
RIJ0U Theatre, B'way bet. Goth &c sIst SIS.
M.SATIN SE 3 WEDNESA,SX AND ,I sATTSpAr
( aEBEIsHT BELL
IA notable achievement n merrlnent'
By HOyt author q "a Brass Monssy.s
OALY's THEATRE, Broadway and sosh-st.
EVERY u S1 S'S. si;:
Last Ten Night. q the Season.
Eyer, Evening ~, Until 4 .SgY ~.
Gs hey Ne hT D NV w Nh GiG M Ms
Gilbert Miss cheathSm and Miss Ada Hehan'
SAMSON MATINEE TO-DAY AT q
AND FOR THE Anal nights mex. week, n,
DAILY. complying with the request OF many
70 win HfS oerD Se
THURSDAY, April IS, "a NIGHT OFF"
Friday April &C. 1.-THE SQUIRE
EfasfffFf s Ar soi % he Essd%s Ssaes
There will be 40 Eo PERToR h here Good Friday
r. DEN MUSEE. WAX TABLEAUX.
DR. KLUG,s GIANT MICROSCOPE
AyEE ERDE Tia E MY4lNs cfEss
NETRoPoLIT4AsSN, OPERA FRA, HOUSE
oAMpANINI TE sENESfE
DonIzeta Opera
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
Campanlnl Del Puente and De Vera
Box ONCE open o g. m. % p. m.
Prices, soc. 70 s3 boxes s25 and $50.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
~ sIxTTF Sssst ana aE SiS11s EXHIBITION
now open daily from 5 m g p d :s and from 1880 to
To LET.
HARDMAN HALL
1otb-sE and 6thave.
Seating capacity 500 Suitable for eoDesrt isctursa
Apply 70 HARDmAN. PECK . Co No. 1888 sshave
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
. NJ HILL EASTER WEEK : A"'Se''
PosITHIEEEE ,ES I RsRR YyEEK'
A woMAN's STRATAGEM.
tremendous made By Miss Barry during this
engagement has induced the management 10 announce
return In A GRAND PRODUCTION next season. Crowded
6SSss sSog-e y seats p6nr T'p ~ sn
day evening April 81, Gen. George A. Sheridan will
repeat his lecture, 1.-THE Modern Pagan
s TH-AVE; Theatre: Matinee Saturday at 2.
NC. GOODWIN
in Gold 'IiTESiE
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Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Company.


Proposas for the sale Of five Hundred Thousand Dell
lars of Consolidated Mortgage Bonds of the OREGON
RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY
Pursuant to tho terms OF the lease OF the OREGON
RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY to the ORE
CON SHORT LINE RAILWAY COMPANY relating 10
the sale by the OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGA
TIoN COMPANY OF Ave per cent consolidated mortgage
bonds &C rates and on be approved By the ORE
CON SHORT LINE RAILWAY COMPANY. Five Hun
dred Thousand Dollars Of tho nve cent cono1aeed
mortgage bonds Of the OREGON RAILWAY AND nAVA-
CATION COMPANY hereby offered for sale. and sesed
bids for tho whole or any part Of the same WIZ % ~
oeiyed &C tho oface Of the OREGON RAILWAY AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY. Mills Bulldinz ew'fofk
CITY, until wednesday. the 18th day OF APRIL 1851 az l.
O'clock noon when the sane viii be opened
The right to reject any oil bids is hereby reserved
Payment In full TO DO made within three Gays Msef
acceptance VI p p. w. SMITH. Treaa,
OREGON RY. AND NAVIGATION co. .
JAMES q. HARRIS, Treas,
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY CO.
April 0, 1882
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REAL ESTATE.
AT TIE FxcHANGE

A. ,nnnrtant sale took place at the Real Estate
Yesterday showing that the market for first
.,ass investment property Is still. active 1n'
,,ronarty which offered by Peter f. Meyer, CON
listed Of the southwest corner of East Twethst ana
p,,aaway. being Nos SAT and $40 Broadway and Nos
az so 20 and "a Tweltth.st The plot has frontage
=, proaaxay Of 42e feet and 1892 on Twelfth-st
=, uns hack 100 feet from broadway and includes !,
=. sad,tional lot on Twelfth-st. OF 2oAiV5 ~ %
occupied BY block q ola an nrsesn SfSA rental q
i sS as s Bs os g t e & Denis
Co saa no pr =, nent buyers on the floor Orlando
q potter Aofmaa Bros Thomas Stokes ana Mm .snt
n we'd The property Is subject 20 :. u5s0 1o0
Wy ssS ND between several bidders until 1t resSnYu
sses 900; tho buyers wore Hoffman Bros, ior ""
fam 6, weia seoDiiIen withdrew No is West One,
hundred aud thirty frstst afhree stoy snu me same
sna ceI nssn sod ~ private sale for $4,000
Hsrnett Co. offered Parepa Halt being ~ N9S ,rbty
to 1888 Thirdave and Nos soi aSa sog Sr lex building
with stores and the hall; IT rents for 1000 to
The bidding ran anrh nP R,n mSW WAS the buyer
Tss same snonesr offered leasehod int ny , ~
No IS East feminist the property UOni held under
ssJ55rs' SING Harbor leasehold with uneven oil
10 run at ground rent of $500 per annuin' ~ SUI"
10 Max Rcnes nc rGr offered No. a38 West FOURTH
81 three story brick dwelling with s NJ n,dytbeast
ing rss u Nest % TsntSi and stands lot aoxso
II sold for S3e 600 to Lewis Roth aoao lots ON In
james L. Wells Offered SIX SSr pIace tbey brought
wood-aye., 200 feet seu ~ 81 "o'
William Kennedy Brother sSreS ~ SroWnstone
nston-avc, foTrsstoy ana M so,d for ai4z00 to W.
p Holly. -, r~.hanee Yesterday for
ines2 We nos@aav betseen Thirty hfth and fofty-
XIX sss, st from 600 to seSe $4,000 tor SALE
Iny lono wtue .aI,sr building in Beavor-st, near
sroast at sghe sSoy Vscs Nue lS
.nc ~. et,ina house and IL acres OF ground
- 81, .,aes ave- Engewood, N. j. at $4,000. and
q handsome residence a at i'hso"' AZ - "O
University, at 10000
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100000
Omaha Water Works
81
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS,
ISSUED BY
The American Water Works Company,
$1,000 EACH,
Due July 1, 1907, Coupons Payable January and
July1.
Due July 1, 1907, Coupons Payable January and
July1.

The undersigned offer for sale at os and interest,
subject 10 advance without notice, the above
mentioned bonds which have been issued TO meet the
cost Of extensions and large additions to the property
Of the company during the year 1883, including the
building Of an entirely new plant, pumping station,
settling basins, ETC., made necessary by the remark
able growth Of the city, and which provide the works
with sufficient capacity TO supply population OF
four hundred thousand
These bonds will make an outstanding Issue Of
so,e00,000, and part OF an authorized loan Of
100000 OF which s40o 900 held by tho Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, New.York, In trust to
an equal amount OF six per cent bonds, which
are first mortgage upon portion only Of tho property.
The balance Of the authorized loan, VIZ $1,000
900, will DO held by the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany to meet tho cost Of additional extensions and
Improvements required In future years, out under
he tsrms Of the mortgage none Of these bonds can De e.
sed creep. 10 dedy ne actual cash cost ofe fmprore-
Dtens sy are made. and unless the net Income Is su0t
cent pay he tnterest he and all previously
Issued bonds.
The bonds issued under this mortgage have beon
listed at the New.York Stock Exchange, and tho
amount now offered for sale VIII also be listed.
THE HISTORY or INVESTMENTS PROVES
THAT THERE ARE NO SAFER SECURITIES
THAN CAREFULLY SELECTED WATER WORKS
BONDS. WATER 49, NECESSITY, AND NOTHING
CAN BE FOUND TO TAKE ITS PLACE. IN GROW
ING CITIES THE INCOME II EVER INCREASING.
THERE ARE NO BAD DEBTS, NO STRIKES. AND
NO COMPETITION THE FRANCHISE FIXED THE
RATES, AND THE CITY AND PEOPLE MUST PAY
FOR THE SERVICE, OR THE FIRE AND DOMEs-
TIC SUPPLY WILL BE CUT OFF.
FURTHER PARTICULARS UPON APPLICATION.
Copies ofthe mortgage and franz
chiSe can be seen ut the offices of
C. H. VGnnHr & Company,
31-33 PINE-sT, NETWORK,
sTO 10 CONGRBss-ST., BOSTON,
Winthrop & Percy Smith,
PHILADELPHIA,
Wilson, COIStOn & Co.,
BALTIMORE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-06-29
NUMISMATlC FACTS.
What q Boston Dealer Knows About Old
Coins and Their Worth.

-
Coins and Their Worth.
cit is not by any means the age of coin
which constitutes it's value, but it's condi-
ton and scarcity says an old-coin dealer
in the Boston Herald; Z" for instance, a halt
cent of 1896 is worth IS, but if in fine condi-
ton it is worth SIS. A silver dollar of the
coinage Of 1903 is worth but 10 cents pre-
MUM, while one Of the date of 1904 is
worth $780, There were but ten silver dol.
lars of that date issued, and six are known
to be III existence A neat sum awaits the
finders of she missing four. A coin badly
worn, plugged, pierced: scratched Or dam
aged in any way is not called a good speci-
men; a fine coin must be bright and sharp
and show every hair line to perfection"
f "What are the principal dates and demon.
nations of rare American coips2"
1894 silver dollar is worth S25; the ones of
1888, 80, 81, '52 are worth sl5 to $40 The
silver half,dollar of 1896 IS worth SIS to 500;
the 1885, S. Of quarter dollars, dates of
1923 and 1927 are worth s25. The 1877 and
rs twenty cent pieces are worth $50 each;
the 1904 dime / will give So for, and an 1862
half-dime S25.''
"How about old copper cents and half
cents?''
"They were first coined in 1893; no cop
per cents were made in 1915, nor half cents
in 1893 or 1880 All of these are quite scarce
and bring from 81 to $40. EIalf cents of the
date of 1910 to 1549 inclpeiua are worth
about IS cacfl.''
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-06-29
a QUEER PROPHECY.
Omfnous Lines Forete1lfng the Destrus
ton of French Civilization.

Ominous Lines Foretelling the Destrue-
ton of French Civilization.
A Belgian paper processes to have un-
earthed really curious passage out of an
old book in the State Library of Brussels,
says the Tablet. This book was published
by Jean Stratus in Lyons in the year 1885,
and contains number of astrological
"propheciesn much in the style Of the
more celebrated ones of Nostradamis.
Among these is said to be the following:
"Tu dos vivre ct MOURN, Q Gaule, soubs trois
Bo,
Deux siecles sous Bo = tn haulseras. o
Gaule.
Tu corseras 30 IL, aims te feras tombeau;
Puts soubs mitron Bo Iu, Bis Glenn clord ton
The meaning of these lines seems to be
something like this: "Thou must live and
die, o Gaul, under three Bo's. For two
centuries under Bo I. thou shalt rise, o
Gaul Thou shalt raise up fa) Bo H., and
thou shalt rend thyself into pieces. Then
under 30 III, the baker, Bis Glenn will end
thy rolen The explanation of the supposed
prophecy is plain enough. /" Bo l." is the
Bourbon dynasty, which ruled France for
two centuries-from 1889 to 1889, from
Henry w. to the outbreak of the revolu-
ton DO H. IS evidently Napoleon Bona
parte, and corseras y seems to be a play
upon his Corsican origin. Lastly, who can
fail to see that g o Ill., the g baker," is
Boulangerl Whilst the "Bis Glenn " who
Is to bring frances destiny to an ignomin-
ious end can only be Bis lmarckl and Glenn
(enceaul. Such is said to be- the prophecy
published In 1885 by one Jacques Nolan,
Doctor Of Laws and Advocate to the Par.
Lament Of Macon ----s------