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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
BIG BRIBERY FUND.

stAsuihs1 ohargss Msde Afsinst Now
Yerk Clty's Former Sheriff ana Present
New York, April 2s.-The State Sem
Ate Committed on Cities resumed their
investigation Saturday. Patrick H..
McCsnn, 9 brother-in-law Of Richard
Croker, who claims to have been frozen
out of the Mt. St. Vincent restaurant
lease in Central Park by Mayor Grant
and Dick Croker. testified that he had
purchased the good will and fixtures
from Dick Crocker and Cornelius Conk-
ling in 1885 for $4,000. He further
stated that In 1884 Crocker showed him
$780, 900 which was to be used to get
Hugh Grants confirmation as Superin-
tendent Of Public Works by the Board
OF Aldermen. Crocker had said that
Grant contributed $4,000 and SloO, 900
had been raised by Tammany Hall. He
had heard that Grant, while sheriff,
gave Dick Croker and his daughter
S15o,oOO to purchase Dick Crocker's
house. DnAtS> "a
Tho witness said that since Crocker
left for Germany, Leisterholme, Mayor
Grants private secretary, had gone to
Mrs. Crocker's and offered her a large
sum Of money to 60 TO Europe. He had
also offered the family physician, DR..
Beekman, his expenses and what his
practice would amount,to II he would 20
too. Mrs. Croker and the physician had
given him the information. He became
estranged from Jrant in 1886 because he
carried stories to Dick Crocker about wit
ness which were not true,
Mayor Grant said that the statements
made by McCann before the committee
were absolutely false and without any
foundation whatever.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
A Base Ball Rumor

PITTsDUReH, April 2s.-At Chicago,
commencing Tuesday, the Pittsburgh
National League club will try Its play
ers against the Chicago National League
clnb In eight gamsa Al the end OF this
time IT Is reported the best Of the Pitts
burgh players win be sold 70 Chicago
and the remainder OF the CLUB will be
transferred TO Indianapolis, with the
PittsbufRh franchise.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
uii.oa wnl rsss.suss tie woris.

NEW YonH, Aysil ss,--It 10 rspsrtsl
Mat Judge Hilton has taken steps 10
prosecute the World for Its publication
Of articles referring 70 him In an ofen-
sire way In coaAsotion with the Stewart
property. The World has published an
other article Of M. series, the substance
ssa:s ss: ssnssws s'is ii,s ~. sas
dis In poverty In New York, and he's
,ohiidrsa rsSelysd INT Appliance from
M&A'ssl,iaW A oiaedosM taa5
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Symptoms of Rectal Ulcer

ram or weakness across lower
portion of back, often referred to
kidney troubles, burning in rectum
after stool, itching about anus, at.
tended with a moisture caused by
discharge from ulcer, Constipation
sometimes attended with spells of
diarrhea, finally resulting in
chronic diarrh@a, when the disease
Is almost beyond cure, but if not
too long neglected may yet be
cured; mucous and bloody dis
charge from rectum, soreness
through bowels extending 70
stomach causing dyspepsia /; in
females frequently vaginal and u
terine inflammation resulting in
leucorrhea and liberation. Send
to LODI, o., for descriptive pam
phlet.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Charged WITH st..iI.. Relief Yund..

SEATrLA wash. April N-A local
sensation has been caused hers BY the
suspension from duty Of Secretary Nc
coombs, Of the relief committee which
has in charge $4,000 remaining Of the
funds donated 10 Seattle After the great
fire last Juas. II Is claimed that No
coombs has embesrleda . portion Of the
funds, and afhdavits 70 that srsot we're
nled at q jsint meeting Of the mayor
and relief committee held Saturday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

wArERbUHr, Conn, April "a Tho
body Of woman tyenty-aye years old
was. found Sunday near tho edge Of .
smsil pond. The body wss ssv sllss and
ths featurss distofssd beyond rsoosni-
tonl The medical sxamInsf says the
woman hes been dsad month! Foul
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Kiiled by . Blow from . Yist.

cNcn'NATI, April 9s.-During quar-
relsaturday evening William Il. Niemer,
aged forty-eight years. employed rs
engineer at the Weighell building, was
killed By Joseph Smith, proprietor Of
the Queen City laundry. by blow Of
the latter's fat. In falling Niemer
struck tho curb, and when picked up
was found 10 be dead.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Anxious for . national Convention.

DErI,orr, Mich, April 9a-A proiect
10 on foot among leading Democratic
politicians here 10 secure tho Demo-
cratic national convention IN 1872 for
Detroit L N, Weston, Of Grand Rapids,
chsirmAn Of tho Democratic, State Cen
tral Committee, a chief mover In the
matter, and Don. NJ Diokinson's aid 10
also being counted on.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Ylrse 1oas Yrsm Lshe 1uperisr

BuYyALo, N Y, April ss.2The pro-
pellsr 6 =. Hodge arrived here Sunday
With . cargo Of o,poo barrels Of hour IRON
Duluth. the frst bsAt from Lake 6apsr-
ior this ssason- u u ekpsotsd that bons
% Ne north sfn bosts VIII make i round
tFip y ADsil with'lsses heth vsyk i
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
b stanlsr Hobnohs With ysalss.

LONDON, April ss.-The popular ovA-
tiop 70 Stanley on his arrival here Bat
urday was continued until the great
traveller had reached his residence in
xusinrtoh. BY special invitation Of
the Prince Of Wales Stanley proceeded
70 sandripg am, where ne WIN Be on
tertained By the PrinseA
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

Rectal liberation is the most
dangerous of all rectal maladies
owing to its under mining the sys-
TEN before its victims realize their
danger, the absence of pain being
due to the scarcity of nerves n
that "a portion of the reetum mostly
afflicted.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
From . Lazy OF Clarence, Iowa,

from Q Lady or Clarence, Iowa.
RHnuAfAT1c SrHUP Co, Jackson, Mich y
GENTS: For ten years / have been
greatly affiicted.with inhammatory rheu.
matism and indigeston. My hands,
arms, and limbs were badly swollen, and
&C times, could not wear my shoes
Upon advise ] began using Hibbard's
Rheumatic Syrup. Two bottles cured
me. II is q woderful medicine, acting
upon the stomach and digestive organs
as II does, eradicates the poison from
the blood and purifes the whole system.
II Affords me pleasure 70 recommend
this remedy. " Mrs. NJ. X. II. Reid. i
MIRA. Reid 10 we'll known and her
statement can be relied upon. Hibbard'f
Rheumatic Syrup is . remedy Of great
merit g y. Smith, Druggist, Clarence,
Iowa. For sale by x. w. Adams. 'oAsI
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
chambsrlain's Eye and skim
Ointmant

A certain cure for Chronic so,.
Eyes: Tetter, Salt Rhepm, seald Hsss ~
Old Chronic Sores, Fever Sorts Fc.s
ma, Itch, Prairie fcIaicbts, SIRE M
pies and piles. II is cooling and soo,S
Ing. Hundreds Of cases have ~.
cuIed 0y it after all ether trea,peos
naa JAILED. 26sDd 80 cent boxes Cor
ssie by Fred D. Felt Druggist. iyssiSs
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

WHY WILL YOU cough when shl-
loh's Cure Will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cte. so cts. and ~. Il, s.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

sHIloh's CouoH and Consumption
Cureis aold BY rs on q guarantee- u
cures consumption.
Sold By Ed. Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
AREYou MADE mIsssarable by II.

digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
Of Appetite, Yellow Sklnf Shiloh's
Vitalizer Ia q positive cure. -
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
5iCIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Q.u0cHG y otlces.

PENNSYLVANIA EAtLrOAD COMPANY..
TREASy EEIN pEPAEIMLNTo
pHILADLLpHGA. May l. $500;
IT HE BOARD or DIRECTORS have this day
decard n!;annua Dydend 9' TW2 I'2,.1f ANp D
ONi. IAIF or ONE PER CENT upon IN" Capital stock
- the tomlany clear - taN PAYABLE on ana autr MAY
20 1890 .har.hol r-cstr on me tooKs Oh te
Corn;apr ~ 3 O'Clock B.. No. on Aprl 30. 800 ~ .,-
on May % dividends will he nad % WOMEN pNb1' .
RoHT W SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

The p,ilcgc be given the shareholders 81 inc t9.
Many of ,ubscT bing par between tc I'n u VI h ~
Ind the I'd ds, Of June. 1870 on wmCh @ I"'v r.rt1
srtytiroe l cease eight per cent oI Va 500
pS,nS. "a they stand registered on AlrI oV. npT p1
entitled fraction OF J'afr ia, @ ~
Tor nli share The priy Of rno1 I run nb & pTpose
IA Inv any -hareholdcr aud blank forh- ior b.
t ~ ~ 1ynIshcd on application To the Irasnrrr iaS
msnts may be made full prior TO June ~ is" NJ eie
iii H.. nald pror Ia June I'd 1890 ana tn'
nrhaif hall be- ad prior - August l1tN isD , a. M.
i,hrr ra.r reerlps viii be- given beafl hpl', ',,tncnt
...h'I a nrr r,ut ier annun from date OF la'm,lt
i,tu tovcmh,r 1T 1890 az which TIM" s'u rev. storL
ra,.c IN b.ar interest and certificates lor t ~" ~
I'M he d"lIvc-ed on surrender OF The receipts
VIII oo uS"'''' ROBERT w. SMITH, Treasurer'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
NONSOLlDATED COUPLING COMPANY.
nnLAGL BONDS. NOTICE. OE SALE OF

VILLAGE BONDS. NOTICE OF SALE OF
OF M0INfi VEHNON WE9TCnEsIEK co. y y
On the 9th day Of May 1890. At o'clock T. M. the
Wr'tchrstcI County. Ncw-York VII. uirir rooms In
Dr,ri orn iulldng on fthayc. ln said village receive
seacd proposals for ~" ppr'hiso ~ Thlr,' go Of the
Se,srTage Bond,' u sad village. The said Board
riiiagc % reject all u said proposals.
These part OF RE, n Bonds which - be
issucd by @ad village under Chapter c0~ ~ the laws Ok
iesg and the several amendments thereto 10 proyi. funds
f,r the trucon o. permanent system - Sewerage
,,incin,l -um ulousaId dollar, and win bear
al Of four - centum per
be semi annually Principal and interest w DO psyahe
fonds will b. Coupon Bonds VIII, th" pr ,ilcgc the
holder OF having them made Registered Bonds They
viii ic dated June ls, 1890. and payable follows. 70
Ten bonds. Nos 12o to lts inclusive. June Ii, I99l.
~ $50 ies 1919
The bonds VIII be delivered % purchasers
before lst day of June 1890. ~ T. m.
The village Of Mount Vernon situated upon the Y "
miles (oi minus tra,eD. from Grand Central Depot with
40 trains each way daily has ppulaon of over 10 600
and has other bonded Indebtedness, IL las public water
works, and electric lights horse railroad stone side
walks aud crJswalks and + most prosperous village;
Dy the bonds sold FOR ls than par ana
accrued interest Nos 70 1888 inclusive. Of these haV,
heretofore been issued and sold al good premium ana
proceeds or thm have cen cApnli IN te construc'
ton of a systcm 0f sewers for aid village -
II e. eNpecri maj NJ" proceeds o this sale hereby an
By order of -ald BOARD ~ Trustees.
SAMUEI BERNSTEIN Acting President
JAS. II JENKINS cork.
Dated April 18th. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
finanrial.
Indianapolis, Decatur,
AND
Springfield Railway Co.

Notice Is hereby given tho holders oil the central
TrIt Company Certificates for First Mortgage bonds'
Coupons and Funded Interest Certificates, deposited
under da; ted Oct. l. SSS that IN pursuance
power nnd bority conferred by paragraph W.
Of that agreement and the request OF the committee
of HondiOldcrs, n mcetiug IL hereby called OF the
HOLDERS or SUCH CERTIFICATES. to be held mt
the Office OF PLtTT IL BOWERS, NO. 81 WILLIAM
RECT. Monday. the 26TH DAY or May $780,
nj TWO O'CLOCK p. W., for the following purposes,
TO wit;
I. OF communicating to holders Of certificates the
progress thus far made.
II. OF obtaining from holders Of certificates n ratd-
cnion Of all and cecdiuss heretofore had and
taken.
III. OF authorizing the Central Trust Company and
10 the Trustees, requiring them sell the mortgnged
property.
". or obtaining from the bondholders power TO
authorize the Trustees TO pay settle or compromise
claims for supplies and other debts TINT were out.
standing nj the iimc that tho Trustees took possession.
" or acting upon any further business that may
properly come before the meeting and Of conferrinR
such additional powers and authority upon the Trust
Company and the Committee. either Of hem within
the scope Of said agreement as may seem desirable
full attendance In person by proxy Is urgently
requested.
Proxies can be obtained Mt the Office Of the under.
signed.
Dated New York, May ID, 1890.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YORK,
By F. p. OLCOTT, President
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

State issues We're entirely neglected. OF city
Namh Wan STOCKS, Fourth National sold l5 at lG9,
;;n,inih MnlIiatth 40 at local u and Western Ma
Inc General bond market was fairly active
, sm" WIN small fluctuations ruled firm thesa-
peahe ana ONO consolidated 5s were active and
Iosc 10 Ivy -. Atlantic and Pacific incomes
were little better with closing al 80 IS.
Aichlson, Topeka and Santa Fc Is closed off at
co co - out the incomes were steady at about
~ Denver and Rio Grandc Is were lirm at 81.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas general As were
largely Traded IN at % j-sa79 Ii. and the in
GoMts comes were OIL to 53 3-S. an inquiry for Ohio,
inui'a inC , ana Western second receipts is develop
ins lhcV sold Yesterday at - IL, and today
- was hid, with nominal offerings AT 80. The
noIEahHed company is 10 be known as the
ieoria ana Eastern The Big -Four is to guaran-
zee enc interest on the first Is. and the ONO.
lnulaha ana Western firsts, which are exchange
aDlc' dollar for dollar for new is. are selling
AT aoout S4 For the second receipts. 30 per
cent is to be received i'm the new per cents and
80 per cent in a second mortgage per cent in
come pohd. On the basis of 81 for the frsS,
the new incomes TO purchasers Of the second re-
ceip,s at % VIII stand al "a per cent Reference
ID hdue 10 our iull report OF bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
In the early hours money ruled at about
per cent, with some loans as high as per cent.
Mtcr o'clock the market was easier at D. then
and finally at , per cent. with good unrc-
qulrcd supply at the close
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
IoHows @ Exchanges, $li2,l ,j35; balances,
SJ.O6 ,S2l.
The Su5-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
Ilousc S1'O,93'. lis net gain on balance was
SSo,o33, made up By currency gain of SOL
Oi2, less coin loss of Slll.0O9. The days
operations included RcccIpts $2.As3.j?6; pay
mcn,S, S?.4o5. 1923 resulting in general balance
OF SleO,32j,1IS, consisting of Si1i,J13, 900 coin
and S5,3jl, ,N5s currency
ne foreign exchanges were excessively dull
ana were hcaNY at quotations for actual
business as follows: Bankers bills. : -
ana - - for long and short sterling rrSpcc,vcly
french francs at jl9 SIS and J.1G -; reich
and 40 3-s
Inc United States Treasury n Washington re-
redemption
The customs receipts were $jO7.o26. the in
'ernal revenue receipts Sj7o,366, and the mis-
celIaneouS receipts S439ij.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits IN bank compares with
follows
Yet gold on hand sls got ieS az c2 Inc u 379 s5S
Net silver hd 1919. 1O6 - ~S- OF Dc -3- ogJ
Not leclltondcr,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

20. Illus,rotrd The standard authority on
'',, oncn.air onu-rmcnt, Huc, for sailing. swim
ming bail playing shooting. horseback riding Sc. Sc In
nI 81 prf copy Published 10y lhe tribune Sew orh.
and universally compnmented by the press.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
])nblic Notlcee.

IL NGINILR OFFICE. /. :. Army, New
Il Yo.E Mas 10 ls'o Tine board = ingin,tr onSrrs S
it,a POS ueia. ord d'i- 80 -. II "a quarters oiS
f r1rl.,r- Nav T. 1890 % investigate tc mater II
aic-rl obstruction hy crii.n h-de,s o,Hr te Harlem
i,,r y N which adjourned Nav -, 1900 VIII recon, M
az, thc Army Euhdne 80 Nhi;rha,, az ~ aSo 80
In, ia T., ,tiaut HENRY l.. ABhOTr colonel q ln-
p.n. OPS I}yt Bllson T.. = \. l'esdent Of ne boalI
" Office l. HEREBY GIVEN that the name
Y ~ ,,a carpnrltion heretofore kno .hc Chicago
90. Trust Company has b'on changed % 'Chlcago Ha>
COMPANY by Ntlr OF and n accoiGanc' WIN ulJ pr1E
[ ~ .hc statute sat" ~ Illinois IN regard 10 thr
,llurr II nIuc 4 ,ofloration~ -., ~, -,
Al, holder. II .!tea"- ~ the capital stock ol sad
o~oltnn are hrr,by notified % present >uch ctrln'as
al he respective transfer onces OK the company NJ Ntch
tho n,.s they hold issued 10 be- exchanged Tor
rrtcat bearing the nainr oi the corporation Ser'
tGi,. issued from the Chicago transfer once 70 nc pre-
r,d AZ ,h nion National Bank Chicago. Illinois Ger.
trte issued from N" Philadelphia transfer once 10 be
,caefod M Tho Fidelity Insurance Trust and safe De-
ro. Company of Philadelphia lhilad,lphia IA cert'
rafs issued from $rw-N orN transfer ONCE 10 De pre-
sSp,d ~ thc Ccn7al Trust Company 4 New York New
York CIV .. IA . bIl'LI'"'' '''''"
THO B. WELLS. Secretary.
Mn u. 800
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
OFFICE OF THE 20
PENNSYI.N A,IA ~ titpN,p, ", ~ 1890.

OFFICE OF TIE , %
pENNSYI.1 A.tA rNtIhtOAD o., ,ooo
''" PIIIIA DELPItlA, May ~ iSVg'
Ar 4 MEETING OF TIE BOAkD VI - ~
n ErCTORS OF this Company held this ua' ''' io'o"
mo ?, solution ad0utcdt ...t,.,, a ,ortio, of
Resolved That for te pgrp9se 81 % eiGv1eT cS.
IN. nrcr--ary capital for construction ''N nJ l,asnI
,dt,rcs during the year 100 On "a M NAN d exttsloa
H.. and branches. and for tb. ,ohpI'-'o" ""N
of new and auxiliary lines. - tolioN'' "a
of thlrd and fourth tracks a aha
additional neilitles oa ttg,,ed lines -. e. 900 900
Real Estate. rcnnsyl'an'a H''Iiola ~ ~o'''' 100000
Locomotive engines passenger ana i',.s 1000 900
Construction Of branch and aHNoy '' 1000 900
1900 600
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

business done in Government bonds. Annexed
are the closing Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
Che Gnrf.

Nav %. %, y, 20, y, %. and 20:
SIX RACES EACH BAY f9mmsn1lRs T11S TR at -So D. M
Vim CULVER ROUTE" from foot OF Whitehat So.
every hour Special Race Boats every hauhour from
Ma Va uh6S;i ISi.AXD RAILROAD. from Long Island
CIV icav. Fast Sith.St New-York, 100, 20 p m
Long Island civ. 10. 30 p. NJ ,,-, n,,
II. D. MCINTYRE, sec. I. j. DIV I fh rr'eIuene.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
rrrorrAx r1NANcIAL MArKrTs.

Lonton. May -. j.. ul 'nn.o.-. "- -" ~ lote
ror'c1r. trustees r.r'.n,it.- f0-. canadian iarAr
~3. lr.c go, N.,.. ..yH o.t.ni-f 4t'- S- Paul cone
Bar silver b. quoted 49, 4 l.iGi rer opnre.
- ci-to.ut tlr o-u fafl't o. both shost
20 fanrflr I' ft. ''ff
Paris afy'r's quote pe Dat l.a'.- 90 600 ifanr' >
ccnt.t.- g.. ul. account
ia. aroen, of bullion withdrawn f7om thc Bank u
I.nr..u! n balance fn.ff. g. . d.. bNNf.
o.. bullion 800 t.e IluA % lne.ni n-r"1-'i c'l ooo
during fls post wtef.
nr proportion of fho i.1na ~ fng.lnds rr.r-vc 20 i.a
hty. which last week was - -, per cent is row - -
per cent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
J NJ -.-iO' IIN--7I .-iN IIN ~ In7. rl;l-I
FOREIGN MARKETS.

fVkI I'rN MAkkLIN.
The governors OF Tire Iaui, OF England m their
weekly meeting to-day made ro cnan.c i'm is
rate for discount. ana il Icmained ai . pcr cent.
During the week u" l1ln gained =. 900
bullion. and the proportion OF is reserve to lis
liabilities Was raised from il.91 - i2.l@ Per cent
against an advance from |1%l 10 T. IL Ter cent
in the same week last year. when us rate for dis
count was - per cent. Tie hnnk to-day lost
fl2i 600 hIlIon on balance. The weekly state
mcnt of the Banl, OF Trlucc shows gains of .9oo-
coo francs gold and '.1t5.ro0 irIucS silver. Al
thr London stock Exchange British cousol- were
easier. and closed ~ 9- 5-lG for both money and
account In The oI"u market money rilcd 90
81 per cent for discount of bankers bills. Bar
silver further dcciinc' 4" 1, l-l Gd per ounce
American railways opened responsive % Ncsi"r-
days late home declines but p1riially recovered
on our culv quotations. a1I closed strong. ~
Paris French per ccuf>. afer selling mp 10
9015. closed unchanged 80 9o.oj.
The southern National Bank under tho prcsi-
dency Of ". ". FhnuaE,l. with Jane, kincan-
non vio,-prcsdc = and i. D. tbnhams. cN-Dcpuiy
Controller of tie Currency cashier, J. .1rounccd
for business, "A 40. NtII-sf.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
BONDS.

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
BID Asked. , -, Bd Asksd
penn aliotnrnts. g. 32 - Pau' .,--. - 20
"SSI1r-hh valley 597s 53 Roadle lst uf ~ 13's
nor pac ... ~ % i.'".l"t Is, ~ - -
Nor Pac prH 80 80 I,'ioi- 'l pl---------- pl----' -
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Hn..nn. My -. 1900
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

EAST TENNEssEE. VIRGINIA ANp GEORGIA.
ls-s ls.' 1890
Number % miles ..-.... fUl5 g'S ! li3
second week ia M4y geo U3i f'i SO -l-t -fr
jan. ! ~ NlS li l,H, ,INt -.l-'N'- = t'- '7"
LOUISVILLE. NEw.ALBkNY AND CuIChGO.
humber n mile. $50 5J7 5}7
second NAN ea- 1893 -lOtHl +fJ i~-
Jan ! O. Ma D. 1oD I'D I'D I-O s-i i>l
ONO VALLEY. KENTUCKY
Second week lp MAJ se1.s siopl
Jan. ! ., NAV - 5000 ,c'd
SAN ANTONIO AND AEASsAs PASS.
Number o., rnne. a53 N3 80
second ln NIr $50 'ls So --i 80 -'7
Ian. ~ Mny - 3i- a3i 3-3Dff J-..l'i
CHICAGO AND NOiIHWI~1IEt
Number - miles. ...... "Nfo flnl 4-lO
Month ~ ApIl .... 81 90 80 81 iH't..'b go go
Jan. b. AQrl. 30 ... s.lOl I'D t1Ji..'j G.Dl.--,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

spHE BOOK or oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
i nages illustrated. The standard authority
n,ercon open.air aiuu,ements Rules for sang swim.
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding, &C., &C.. u
mi al Iar COPY. Published by The Tribune New.Yofk.
Fntertanlg and universally compmented by the psssas
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Actual cash IN
Treasury vault,
over ouf,1nd-
Ing certificate 5o10 i9j $50 500 o-j773 Tn- 80
Deposit, IN banks 26G2p so5 ,t 800 ;f5 Do 90 $50
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

May 81. NAY o. Differences.
Nct gold on hand slS pot leS AZ e2 Inc II 379 5S
Net s'N'f on ma @31''.tOG - $50 OIL Dc. ~ o3j
Net lec1ltondcr,
on hand s So Gao Inc l3- 40
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

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New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-25
Why You Should Buy Columbia Bicycle


You will get your moneys worth.
1t is the best and the best is the cheapest.
1t is up to the times.
1t is fully guaranteed by a company of
undoubted responsibility.
1t is durable and simple.
1t is honest in construction and handsome
in finish.
In equipment it is unsurpassed.
1t is up to catalogue specifications.
1t will run the easiest and last the longest.
A Columbia has never yet been worn out
in service.
Yet it is put to harder tests and longer use
than any other, by trick riders, tourists and
everyday, all-around riders.
1t needs the least repairs. and is the easiest
to repair, as all parts are perfectly inter
cbangeable.
We use the finest materials that are to be
had, without regard to cost
We are the only makers VINO subject their
steel to Government tests.
The steel is of the best grades, and of
tempers best adapted to the various parts.
The Columbia is the result of the longest
experience, is carefully designed and scien-
Uically constructed.
At every step we test and prove our work,
and we make machine right before we put
1t out
In buying it you do not have to try an ex-
pertinent; we have tried it for you.
The Columbia holds the the best world
records on the track, and its record on the
road is second to none.
1t stands without a rival for long tours
Many riders have crossed this continent on
CoIumbias. 1t is the only machine that has
been ridden around the world.
A majority of the most intelligent and ex-
,oerienced riders in the country ride Colum
bias to-day, and you will find yourself in
the best of company.
You can see them at the rooms of our
agent JAMES W. GROVE,
WIS 66, 68, 20 Fifth avenue.