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$1,000, 600
EllCHlG&li &EMTn&L
RAILROAD
First MORTGAGE 4 p3T cent. Bonds.
DUE 1910.
DUE 1910.

INTEREST PAYABLE JAN. AND July 1, At
THE UNION TRC-T COlIPANY.%.N. COCr0N
BONDS or s1.OOOEACIl AND REGISTERED
BOND. or $1,000 And $1,000.
The above are portion OF s2.GOO.O5o bond, "hi,h
nre secured by first mortgage. the rate Of $4,000
pcr mile on the 10 miles Of tie old Michigan Air
Line. now part of The main line Of the Michigan Cenir"
Railroad. In their circular recently issued, asking
for bids for the onn, tie Michigan Central Company
stale. ns follows, "The Air Line Road di,
,he old main line Of This Compay tJack,on, and
meet. with i Il gain at Niles. and is the short line
over which all its most important traffic
Masses" The totnl amount ofth> loan authorized
il S26OO,GOJ. OF which S2.iOO,O00 are now
issued and the rcmainng S200,O0O are held in trust
70 retire old per cent First Mortgage Bonds, maur-
ing Nov. /, 1890.
$1,000. 900 of tbe s2.IOO,O0O now issued will be
used 10 retire n like amount of per First Mort
gage Bonds maturing Jan. l. 100000 will be used
for the purpose of rcimding 10 the Michigan Central
Company part OF the expended by it on the Air
Line Railroad. and remaining S2OO.O0O viii pro-
vide means for reducing grades thereon aud for maxi
ing other nccessa-y Improvements.
The Michigan Central Railroad has paid dividends
ot the ra1e OF per for 1857 aud 1855 and per
cent, for $50 on its Capital >tocl, OF SiS,73S.2Oi
Tbc undersigned viii receive -nb-cripHon. for the
obove Bonds nj o. and ccrucd interest," The i- be
o,cued on Monday JIr &. nt 10 A VI. and 10 close
Tuesday. Jan. 2, ut o'clock or enrI'cr,
we recommend the Bonds az" safe aud desirable in
.xestmcnt for Trust Funds
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

TIL MICHIGAN. CLiN,IIAll:. ,E,llIii. i.i,"A},' EE1.
NI.W-AOI.k. I.... 100. $50.
~ he BOARD or DIRECTORS OF IHi
1 COMPANY have .,.r.d 70 ~INi.tN>rNI d.t.-
a.nd of r,No ri.t. .'l.Ni .' '-, ,'A.iI,,t- Cy .a
'i.l..f I.p i5t.It. ~ t.. .l.. .n 'l. l~r pti Dl
FEBRI AIRY n,>t to 1d.I- ot i,.o'd at rio.A
%. tlr 3'-. N.. O.. - rI.. 'Ht t i.I.-. O'' n-
wll Doe closed tl n rppan.l 900 tI" ron."t o ... sd
- ~. ----- 49, Ill ..L.A nL.A--- I,.1.lr-r-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
CANADA ,....,,>5 ..,,>5,.,..E> q. 1T. " ,''l',

tVHE BONED or ulEECror~ Of TulS
.f oNI ,nl 'NlQl .:I l". '... 'rI.
T,I 500. Is. a.t t'-o 300 NIt> dis '.i "' 'N.. r.r
..If f.,f..n ...f .. ..i' i l--' 1' '
.r.tIou- s.a,-. t.t .f..'. lt f.. o. .'.
uri..o D. ir on rI. BE-. .n.'.. 20. ."
I...h- Iil N f...t' t. i. tt 600 iI. Ift ul t
81 3py % llBNr AI;} n.Nt
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
financial.
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.

REORG4NIZATION.
The holders of FIVE and SIX per cent. GENERAL
CONSOLIDATED BONDS and of the sToCh oi
the COMPANY are invited 10 reorgnn'ze inc said
Company the following basis;
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
NI.WNOIiK, Doc. 20, 1889.
A DIVIDEND OF Three and One Half t3 l-2)
~ per cent upon the capital stock Of lhs Gn.@ mas
The Transfer Hoo,, vill Ur closed from Dcccmrr 3D.
1889 70 January .. 1870. II. H. NA|I'"' 'a'"lei.
THE MlssQg,EgII II r}GIFlc EAAlLwAY CO.
NiW.Y0Ek, Dc'cmber r. 1859,
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER
d.. b.rn d.oI, ok "a, niaI on janaarg 5 $50 IhS
transfer book, win ba clo-d on Tuesday p'rcYb'r -.
1883 O'Clock D. and r'oi0u"t OH "Wednesday, Jah'
'''' 49, ''''' i. ii. cALEF. Treasurer.
PACIFIC rIGr IN~rRANcE Company,
,.th DiNIDEEp.
4 SEMI -ANNj'AL DIVIDEND Of SIX per
~ cent i- I1fah. 900 d.r1nJ at ue omc' o' tile
'.p''' "I"GGE JEREMIAH, Secretary.
Ncw-iork J'nu'r b. lsJo.
THE NATIONAL rAEK HANK. OIL NEW.NQlK.
DROWN CONSOLIDATEp BONDS or THE
ID STATE pl >O. IU 'N.oLlN\. Ih' Coupons li'
1'S''' 1a"& Gi:oGoU - urcEo1 cashier.
SAN ANTONIO AND NGAN~As PASS RAILWAY
SAN ,v!rM@I[ IN 'rrXAs.
" OUPONS or TIE BOND- of III" San An
- tonic and Arln-a, Pas i'alraf, Corla mat fns
%,vYOrk Oh a, tae Office OF Tia. oo-'3 a' ~ f1 Aatqn'o
n II. VENNEE 4 co.
Will rA{ C.orr,o.T(ss PIE
THE ANrrrtl% 'Wlfra. wdfS- o.
OMAHA WAFER WoIK~ 5- AND G,.
NITON WATER WORKS lN t-.
TRRNNN ONO. " ATtE WORKS IS.
MADISON corNT. ALA 5-.
NATIONAL BANK or CoNuErcr rs NEwYORK.
hINIDEND.--A >cml-auuUai dividend Of
- FOUR g. PER CENr h'- h..1 t.. .lr.d u.'n tAe
Iitaa'r, .. i-So W " .,NA>. cashier.
THE CENTRAL NArloEtL eNNK or :uG cry OF
..... %l.y.}oEN. u.r,2L .,o
EIFTlLTII ~lNl-\NAIAL bN Ipt\D.-
-.uIaanuaI d.,ia.rG o., r--. aoI on"h't r.r '..t.
fron tlN. n.- OFF fl. 't.. Ul fH I'-i -N n"I'N-
J1fllI. 1880 aud l.-.. II'..i|. If.. - I-f ..'',
.r Ioo., uiI b, ..n-.l .t.u 3 o..o.. %. n. b.' -i
I--o unti OH. i.'tiH- a 5'... i-t,< ,...
ruL LAKE ,Ep.I AND NI0fiDtN SOUTHERN
ENIIAf1 tuNFANA.
TErN>r lu.t- "tII,I.., ..,iN>rt...N s. ii.Ai j.. j.
rVHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THIS
d. .nd or TWO ltI.. IS ..n. N- r. . @.,>r
s.-o NUbtil|E ST. 't '' ''.. '..' ~
f..f..a. h... i'IttI H' f...H '.
r.pf rt.' f. 'I. ~I''. N N.'''l.Il ..r .i I '
B.. Dol. uu tI-f l.-.
Ir fR
DAY OI I|iI,i htN ..'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
UNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION
n,oodvo, Jld-.t.nnd 6th-n,c

NIW.lO0.k. D.- iS. l--'.
TnfDr.-t 40 tho u-.l ri,. namely lOli b; "r .ni per
anuuu. u o. % ooo pul IlIl,.i r.ut o sn' ','--
o.tf pIu l,u voted lDt fh. Il'-'rf iti ',l N
Ip,id o Trustees f1'aNl" 90 't '.i'i i'"' 3D. ''
II mot withdrawn I.t.lu. interest nom J'p. J. -
Ou, GalIf .Iu,IIaHe ~af IfdlN-. tll 3 Mondays l
Mon.y d,po-if.d on %, before Jan lo dinr' interest
..uDNi e. s.. ,INrI> Il,o-nfrr.
ltf.I.i~ D.. ~PEttI I. ~Ntft ttfr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
WE AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, sol

~ Ill AMERICAN ~A\ lNl'N BANk, 90
/ TIFIHANI.. co.'s t21- ~ -Ih' Trustee h1v" de-
cIr q . d.,d.nu tur tnr ip1 Sis months ending Dee
c.n.lp.f 3i Is-r at u. r1f. o' rHElI PER CENT per
apuu on t 90 .3 COO fn D. credited on th"
nrt DIV Of January. 1-3o, and Iola'" on and after the
Tanh open from . poo. To p. and on Monday even
Ing, from q 20 : o.'l".h
DANIEL r. HOAG. PRECEDENT
CLARENCE DoApBY. Iea,ur.r
Wu IIVIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
nlistellnneou5
EradI Antlrcs.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
~ NOTICE Is hereby given that Warren Leland, IT,. o.
the Township Ocean, n the county of Monmouth nn'
state of Now Jersey hath tli. dag male a a--.im'' 70
Tie ,uhrcrbnr his estate f0i the equal h'ncll of h
cre1'tors aud that thr Hi crd .i- uu c.h it Ntl
respective CLAIMS uulrr oath or oNfn pN'n .u ue sun
scrlbor at his Office. fire.. holl Ncw-J .rry
Wa IOSEPH McDERMOTT.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

"a spectacle o. rare lo,'l'ness. A
I brilliant ana uncquNOl1t sAcsuss.-sIrlo-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

| ,uNf,>I ia.. l...-.l. e. -INi.l>\t >L cI.I.
t.nd or Two rl.t 'iNI .n '.fI 49,. ~ "r..,r
t'
r.pr rr.' f. f.. -I''. hIi.'iui ...r i I .. 3D.
g. Dol. uu tI-f N.-.
v.l Poo ...o-.' p. .. ...... .. Co., r...a- oi 81" ab
"'' g. u ".r.r-I. :. Tu1,.rr
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

the most satisfactory ~ all Mr..
DAYS rr}Nals. i.v. lost.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
uTIILN, SAVINGS BANK or TIL CITY

y oi NlW-YOEK. SO. 55 m.a 5s HoN,y. corner
iIIiT.NINIU SIu-ANNrAI DIVIDEND or IN-
have ofH I'D thHt Interest - tho
-a'c of TIlI;i.E ANb ONI-uNLl .3e PR tINI prt
ariu ' paid % drll..tor- and ait Jlrptrf 20. ON M
.rn. of lud up ., ~ O0" 'hi hay" n'n.d "n a.
o FOR 100. thf, or -s months ending December 3l 1889
IpN ARD S. lINiAl,D. President.
HINEY HA~LIk -"I .'at
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
HE cENTEAL N1TIo%|L.IHI\NN 0F EHt 'IIf OF

] r. n., t. ~ .l..- ... .... t... DDS OIL ..t..d q
-,ui.aauua d.,a.na o.. m.-. ,,d on"h't pr '.t.
fr., OFF fl. 0f fH. past sis u"l'l-
Ia'lh.. 1880 'na '..'. iH"...I ,'. -" ll.
f.r books Nf. Boz ..n-.l .i.u 3 D..N. n n.. '. -'
--ti f
IpNN Nrp ~tIfIIN r'-h.r.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

vu. LAKE >Ent. ANr Nl it'tN SOUTHERN
ENII.At1 tuNFANA.
TEfN~ Eit~ DIII,l .'ItfH' ..N II.AI. I. i.'l,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

At D Is. -; BcIasSo s' B. Mile; New c;mciy DANA
-i "Enphatc triumph u another
- NTe.i,an play Times. AN in.
THE r. ~.tlfau.ou> success" Mail. "WnL
CHARITY toe q, topl''Ty - Icr j" Ia Mcype-
BALL l- WIsa afcioit. Malcot. williams Allen.
-'Du.'an. Misses Cayyau Henderson.
- ~hauuof. Mrs WalCot. Mrs. Whinen-
MATINET TO-DAY At ..
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

Mis-, ada Eehan 1- Ro-allnd. Mr..
Drew 4, orlando. Mr LOWS ~ Touch.
stone, SIR. l~h.r d AcdM, slss irving
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

u,HE ENGINEERING AND MlNiNU JUL
| NAI nubshes today complete records o i.,e for
t1nns Of prices and exhaustive re'cws OF t"o hals
tli iron conner lead tin, tpl'er ana oNci
ccYa,,cira. Minerals building Material ana Min"p 9r
thelI ~ world Investors, Btuk'i- hi"S''
In an pni In mining motautgy and allied mouS
ana az Nil Gnd this number indispensable fpr s'IH'''
ule99 tcn cents Publication o3ce, - Iaih f"'''-
-.TtoNAI. Gas ImDr0vcmcnt CO.-StOck for
~ - - n bargaln. bctLcr chanrc inf ~ .' 90 Ioi'r,
IN, seldom offered. AfdicS'' hel Al ''''
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

few bovcs and or.he-tn seats r'seryet not dis
posed Of to Associate Member, be- Obtained by appliea
tion to MI +. ". DEVOE IoI Fui,on--t.
Boycs. so and 500, according to 10 aton Seats IL
orchestra, - 81 each.
CrfCKrptNG PIANO Used At THIS CONCERT.
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and 4 Ia q u ~ hlsck !. Wslsusrth - =
neneon, - - ~ ~ S @zGon y -
Mar 4. Dyer = saua Dnxsoa. ~ : saeek =.
H0ntiuS ~. 3t6a
Hsry Wits = q Bsru.esin. - 9. block :
Ena eeatt1D. t26o
g. Runnel 10 Annie Rnmmel, lot I, block 1
COunezss = Glanghtes. IS
same - same. lot q sec 10. a, s. -
4. Dwieht Edwards 70 John NisA lot 2, block
/, Lake viow, $7a
I. Dwixht idvasds % !. =. Troy, 10 8 block
], Laks view. SIS
2. "a A. ~. shatto. ~ sc a. ~ 2. -
A.W e1asto 70 J. A. and = LeWiA ~ -
2 9 ps :ss 2 c.s' rsl.'ss'' e : bloch =
g = miller . Lulu I. Gassam. IL II block :
Ntlner, II
Estate Of = ". Borst to Mn. ". A. Woodhus.
lot 3. mock 2 Fall City, $500
N. O Iomlinson to J. F. Ford. lot 8 block "a,
BiRelow'A 3300
First Baptist Church 70 Market street Baptist
Church, lot ]. block s, Jackson ss sd. u.
~. G. / Co. 10 p. p. loareau, lot1 and 2. block
IA, Gilman Pk, $500
". 7. cormode to Augusta smith. lots is and
n. block I. Lake View. 500
VIC. Co to Peter Fr0gness and ". 4. Intro,
lot TO- block 81. Gilman PIX. $40
~. L Russell to w. T. Browne. lots to IL,
block 20. Ballard Pk. $40.
D. II. Biackman 70 h. c. Wahlberg lot IS block
II, 2. F. Days 1st, $50
b. ". Fenton 10 G. +. and Ida Norbery, lot 2
block Il, Woodland Pk. 500.
Harry White ct 81. 70 Leopold Mayer, lot ~
block 2, Harry Whites bth TO Kirkland. $6
Same "a @. ". Hoffman. lot 6. block 2. Harry
White'D 9Th to kirkland. 500.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Tho Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January
l. 1880. to date, foot up $l9,O54 $40. As.
There were filed for record yesterday SC
deeds, the considerations aggregating $34 !.
075. an average Of $6l8.5O. Following Is
thelist ~ furnished by Osborne, Temper
4 Co. abstractors of title, rooms 9, 10, II
and III Colman block:
Mira Mary Janson to John Carstensen, lot 10
block I. Jansen's, $3.50
B. Coz to R. r. Dumont. lots and 2, block
II, Summit $3.50.
T. J. Newland to Lillian r McCauley. seL OF
ne1z, sec Is, q. 4. 5000
J. B. 6eeley to Mrs. A. c. Monroe, lots is and
l6: block Is seeiey's add to Des Moines, $i5.
Lauron Ingcls to Charles Pearson. lots and
10. in supl block I. Terry's Fourth, $500
K. r Spencer to Hans Romer and Nelson
Castleman. blocks ], 2 and 4. Oneida Gardens,
$1,000
W. C. ]. Co. TO Emma C. Hudson, lots 10 and
20. block q, Gilman Park, $44o
Mrs. Mary Johns to Mrs. H. Pielow, lots Is and
"a, block 10, Gilman Park. $625.
C. Hanson to d. G. Hay, swL of nv3<. sec g.
q, 8. except two acres. $1,000
B. l. B. q ]. Co. to h Spahr, lot 8 block ~ 8.
p. L Co.'S city of Des Moines. $l75
E. Y. Jeffery to ". w. Easter, lots TO II
block 2, Lake Dell. $3.50
r. G. Caldwell to John Warden, lot 2. block s.
New Wilfred, too.
L H. Kellogg TO H. W. Higgins. lots 8 to Is
block 2. Prospect Terrace. 81.
H w. Films ct al to l. II. Kellogg, lots to Is
and part lots 5 and 9, block :. Prospect Terrace,
$l.750
E. Z. kellogg to q. W. Higgins, lots to S.
block 4, Prospect Terrace. &. 500
Upper 4 Renick to P. Z. Tarbel lot I. bloek
"a. Ellis to Chautauqua Beach. $50.
Thomas Gowen ct a. to p. Z. Tarbel, lots II
and ~, block IS. Aberfeldy estate, yl60.
Lizzie Mcneil to N. p. r. R Co, strip In ne
OF nwH sec SO, d. S. $3.50
A Havercamp to same. . strip In lots and 1,
sec IL, ~. 5. $1,000
w. l. Russell to J. J. Meaxler. lots 50. 81. block
IL. Ballard Park. $120
Joseph Smith to Lewis c. Smith, nell of svx
and nl< Of nwk OF nwI< and nwx OF nell and
MS Of nell. sec %. 20. s. 5000
o. J. Stewart TO VIM. Koch. lots 70 IL, block
II, heirs g. A. Bell. 81
P Lachspelle to v. R. Pierson and r. g. Lesrd.
lot Il. block and lots Is to - block %, South
Park. 81
W. l. Russell to A. D. Teuke, lots 81 and 81
block II. Ballard Park, $40
c. c. Munson to W. H. walker, lots and 1.
block "a, N. g. Ballind supl plat OF Lake Union.
$500
W. C. L Co. to J. H. Craven, lot 8, block IS,
Gilman Park. s2ss.
y. Blewett to Mary Jansen, lot II, block ~,
Denny 4 Hoyes suppl 500
W. c. l. Co to Gust Johnson, lot Is, block 10
Gilman Park, $40
C. A. Schroeder to Gust Johnson, lot l6, block
IS: lot ]. block Is Bay View 70 Dss Moanes. IS
4. + Walswossh 70 same. strip in ne ne3<
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SOME BIG POTATOES.

what Washington Can DO in Raising
Tubers.
Some enormous potatoes were received
at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
They were grown by J. Swinehart on q
farm in the Nooksack valley. mile and .
half east Of NOoksack City, in Whatcom
county. There are seventeen potatoes
grown in one hill from four stocks.
The variety is "Swinomish BIues." The
total weight is Is pounds IS ounces; the
heaviest weighs Il ounces. eier q pounds:
the weight Of the six Ian 1T oclnbined is
10pounds9 ounces.
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~s~ -
40 - 80" 80 Wsnss % sns
s--o" .-ass - s.ule nco oiu you over "a
-
-. 49, sne cushion y ID
1850 - ~.
-s.' suossu. peopss, you ~ a nice
.uus 4nu yes .nss audience was
Simply pv.S iemhy clrc.e compared
~" su ). so.s No. q peopie you nigns
IT, -. !. -. $1,000
:" 'so'' you nos on.y nave tine privilege,
~ S0u oluuy ansiseo 20 address
' ~. ~.
4.S 80 ' suv''s''vn = nos mefeiy ior one
..o ss oc.s,0n. ous = open ior
LII yu. ep s su0 nuonsny, weeny. even
u.ry. evely gay IN sno year. u you Ike.
-. - e.o.' las u Peop'e VIZ near you,
-. my wm slve you sner Close atten-
soa - ansy WI no, just pieteno . listen
-. - 80 ale - sn.nAine aoeus tneir
ss:I -" s.osA' - saAs neAs "orid
Aa
my cuooso your own suolec1 You
neeu nos connne yourseii 70 scientific OF
p'ss. nssss. lou may speak OF any
...As 'n.s Ooucens you, .no u your re.
1919, e -. cs'cuasseu 70 Oeneus yourseil
Icy ~ mucn Jug ce.ser.
puDlio ~M ~ wnas you say, just
'AU eane'
= you VAN 70 maze one httle
w I'M u.IEsn, your communication
VII Ioa'n 'ns eers VI a innumersole con-
sAsucl'y VIA = Mucn success as you
=, ~a ~ 70 cOn'lact Iof the building OF
W,oo'on s.sei CRUISER.
Al AaSs sne PuUaic WI NOT % 0lSap
pointed you taik ousineas. plain and
straignt-out; on the contrary, 1t viii be
pieaseo.
Out OF the Immense throng that receives
your address there will be many who are
ullec.,y inse.ss.su IN tne very business you
may choose 70 TAX about They have been
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THE MISSION FIELD.
Prosperity Of tho Congreea-
tional Churches.
LANCE NUMBER or NEW PASTORS


1891 S,as.--n ~ 81 ---s. - -. 80 - q
sousslss.u 80 oseI ~ s.sse sre e
~ $3.50 ~. ony ~ no
sss.. s1.,- ~. ln11 e.s,ns = s0emusl
~ u.y .. pu. 49, MeeA .oos g tne
TO-. - 9 p.sss = ne ~ork. e rosI-
= -. .A. ~ 1poIse1 e conveiset'On
49, ~. 80 :. 49, sueIlnsen9sns 9.
80 1.one s ~ oCcaesy q
ss;,,sss 80 sssas s..AS ~ . .sn1ns sons
49,. !. 80 .o, y c.ns lnsssIne lev
80. : . ~ = a''on lssaOn
81 : s. 80 s ss.'
a.,sss..s =. .e 1870 s.lu pre.cns1 Z, Tue
Iii. .rs r;ss q, .or r: = swo cnulcnss, NV
49, -. -. 1890 Wy sna .aere wa 70
.N.v 49,. SIu. r'.s. = Oe oeulcaeso soon.
49, {. s1u,c. Dunulngs .so nearly CON-
f cstw 49,. = .. mn NO = opoksne, oulssn
go. $500 Wl,a 1.sn lus w. ~.
100 nln n0munos' Aaiamas resana Caty ana
To- rss ~,
n,.r.n.s -. S.s r..I Is.u' pssscl :. Dl.cA
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"p.v csss. 49, ~ 49, C. sson.
$500, = 80. - -. - :, -
chs's..h Z. D. 80 .n .aoI sue
3D. - = =. nns 3. 60.
-..,.s... ~ q. 1870 80 = 0o'..a. =. 49,
-. -. -, 49, 0Su.1 y, s.o 49, 0ultns
1 ps..... u.s.s = suppsu Loss
=. 49, r.'la ssas.On.1 GLITCH ~ oeas-
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..nsLs 49, s.a4 o...a,s'sI - sn0 "es'.
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49,. .. ~, !. ase wno Purposes koins
= an. - 80 r.,u"a.L
=. 1aAersOuIe COnsfekau0nal cnutcn
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sa,nr.me conrf a. tha atate az California in
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-21

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

CLAIBORNE Died, at his residence.
si2 cas-, Leigh street. AZ 9.30 +. A., on
THURSDAY tho 18th instant, Major JOHN
HAYES CLAIBORNE. IN the siuy-eighth
year OF his age.
Funeral from ST. james church at SIP. n.
on SATURDAY.
CROwDER. 80 Miss MARTHA J. CROW.
DER, Of Manchester. after long aud
painful illness, departed tbs life Decsm.
Der Is, 1880, at lin o'clock p. NJ, facing
death in q condition " mind that Ne
should all hope for.
Her funeral will take place from Fifth.
Street Methodist church THIS (Ssturday)
AFTERNOON at 2S0 o'clock. Friends
and relatives will please attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
FOSTER Died. OF apoplexy. q his e.
sidence. In Amelia county. Va. on the 9Th
of December, 1850, at the aye u sixty-
three, JOHN BOOKER FOSTER, con u
the late Marstsn Foster.
In his death We lose waxm-hearted.
adectionate friend and the community 3
good citizen. His face wAs ever full Of Joy
when he met his old army frisndz, and Ne
thing gave him more pleasure than 70
greet and entertain the members oe his Oh
company. Company q. First .reglusoe
Virginia cavalry, Army OF NoFshseh w
ginia. viii unite with mo and drop 5 ~
on the grave Of eur departed e2nss1&
G. = hN1A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
THE REPUBLICAN FINANCIAL BILL
To BE Reported as Promptly rs Possible
sundry Reserved Senatorial Rights
fRy telegraph to the Dspstch.l

WASHINGTON, December 19.-Ihe Finance
Committee of the Senate has agreed 20 re-
port the financial bill introduced yester-
day by Mr.. Sherman. The only amend
mants made in committee are SAID TO be III
the phraseology Of the bill The chair
man of the Finance Commute, MIR. Nor
nll. was opposed TO some of the PROPOSE
tions contained in the bill, and with Mr..
Sherman reserved the right 10 vote for
"a restoration Of the per cent. bond clause
when the bill is considered in the Senate.
Mr.. Hiscock reserved the right TO vote
against that part of the proposition
relating TO supplying tho deficiency IN the
national bank circulation which proposes TO
authorize the issue of original Treasury
notes therefor if silver bullion cannot be
purchased. Mr. Aldrich reserved the right
To advocate the retention OF the bond
clause: and also. like Mr.. Hiscock, 10 OPP
pose the proposition TO issue Treasury notes
TO make good the deficiency in the na-
tional-bank circulation. As for the Demo
cratic members of the committee they. re-
served the right to oppose the whole bill,
inasmuch as they had no proper opportu-
nitv TO examine II, but consented toreport
the measure so that no yca-and-nay vote
was necessary.
The absentees at the meeting were
Messrs. Aldrich and Jones of Nevada. 1t
rs the purpose of the committee 10 report
the bill al the earliest moment practical
BILE. and MIR. Sherman has been charged
with that duty.