davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Trsrlyoyr ryrAroRABLE TO Mr. KENT.

The hrir.u. iu the case Of Edward H. Kent
prc-d,si II the Mutual Benefit Lif" A~~"ciation 40.
30 Broadway. Who i- charged with drawing Tor ms
personal a., money from the mnrtualy iund Of TN"
a--o,atiou. VA, continued yesterday before Referee
f,rt,.. L Tracy n 80. - Na--au st. Frederick II.
Calhiu- the former financial secretary of the a-'o'A
tou VA, again on the stand and testified That hc iad
frequently called the attention of Mr. Kent 70 the
condition of l., account lie denied that ho had said
10 Mr. Kent that hc could not tell the president ho" r
stood with the association IN" amount OF Ms over
draft because the books were not written mp. I'm"
cross examination also showed that Mr. k'ht Hid
withheld notice. from policy holders for premiums
due when pee found that tucr health Wae not >uch
q, - insure their longevity. u iurih'r Showed tlAt
I'D september. I--J. % Wa discovered from report
10 the Insurance Department Of pennsylvania tlat
4,. .uuO of the m0rtulry fund had been used Tor
current expense. To cover IT up Mr. Kent gave tl'
,rltu,.- two checks, Ou hi, private account IN tho
National Clt,cu,' Bank and had directed Inn 10 hold
them a. cash m the "ncr. subsequently VII. hen'
in hi, report wore that De- had th' amount of cash
rh,. hearing IN be continued next Thursday
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

scstS the pertinent inquiry aS 10 what information
these two distinguished gentlemen can furnish 10 tho
Senate and the House relative 20 what was known. IN
the last Presidential campaign IN Indiana. a. tho
Mat>On League. An cX soldier, pclslOncr ana Grand
Army comIadc writes TO the Commissioner of Pensions
follows. and senator Voorhees, long experience OF
secret societies I'm the state Of Indiana, both pilOr 10
and during the war. when his knowledge Of thcn"A'
made matter of inquiry by a military commlN'ioh'
would make the senior senator from the lOooicr state
interesting commentator upon such subject
The spelling is given from the letter verbatim
DunhIk. Jay Co.. Ind. April -, 1852
Hon Commssion,. Pensions, Washington. D. {.
l very poor and entirely disabled ana
through the influence Of the Mat,on League WAS rejected
This political scheme that got up nm tIs stat"
indiana dctc, soldiers from voting for General Ham
son. l. together with hundr dS Of Other soldiers tink
ron,s7 OF scheme should De- investigated by the
Department. There j. soldiers here that ont ara" or
doar~ month that 10, able to waA one hundred
steps rejected because they would not vote i'T
Cleveland 1t s, disgrace and shame 70 see ho" tho
Pension Department instituted IN the Interest of tho
Matson League. Even special examiners was here work
ing FOR Cl,avlaud's election.
Yours + n l.
GILBERT JOHNSON.
fCo i 4th Indiana Iattary Vol. Light Art)
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
UUO WIZ SrCCEED JTDGE pTTSHEE'

The vacancy caused by the removal Of Judge
Pitshke Of the City Court. is still bothering the
politicians who backing candidates for the place.
Besides John p. >omchman. Of the Myth District.
the names Of eX ildcrman James VI. FtzSmons Of
the XVIIIth District and Richard VI. Henry OF the
XIth District both lawyers and Tammanyites Of
strong flavor, are mentioned. and their friends arc
lard at work 10 bring influences 10 bear up0n the
Governor i'm their interest. Mr. Schuchman. however.
seems TO have the call Both branches OF the
German Democracy have passed resolutions urging
Mr. Hill to appoint him. and William steinway has
been chosen to present them In his usual forceiui
WAY 10 chamberlain Croker who is expected to senh
them on to the Governor with his views on the
subject When the German Democracy split over the
nomination for the Mayoraty in the Grant Hewitt
campaicn Of lass Mr. Schuchman headed the "rahs
faction and worked hard for the present Mayors eec
tion Thi, fact il Is supposed. will gve the Ierhah
candidate especial favor IN the eyes ot the DIX lam
many clet ,1-- .o- li> vears md
hi. term will therefore expire on January l. io9t;
Uut mo term for which Governor llll M app0lh, VIZ
e"d Ianuary l. next. The remainder Of Mr. iltshSe
time will be filed at the general election next ~, 10
vcmber and whoever gets the appointment ON LII 'l,,
croker, recommendation Will lhrN hr pls%"n "I ITbs
me rammany ticket next fall for the ONCE i"o
salary is $4,000 year.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
TILE rRAnr ~ ,RLNT CLOTHS

Fall River. Ma Jan. II '-p''iah TIE p"n' 'I'''
market during the hr-t pr II thc week maintained
3oI 10 cent for o. and pi-IuatrN refused 4" r'N"
ND or down while manuia r'r. aud inter piirn'N
held on To- .ce who would break first "n IlurdN
the mill, gave ont and 5000 piece. mostly "dd-
.n,uc Ct- were -old at 81 . cc.t-. he.ue the hri
81, -od by agent, u th, cty 900 t.rc" Hc'h-. PRINT
err, have not bought a, lnyik a wir cNpr'"o. %
the price declined 10 3l2 c.ts. Lut deliveries ia'"
kent the stock held hy NIL from acoumuAtn- T.
any great c.tcut. though hi vo"h- st0'h l', lsr1
increased 5000 piece. Ic statement for 10" "'"A
-. production. 10000 pieces. deliveries, 1~l.o''
ricce,. stock on hand. $4,000 piece GoN,G-, 5000
niocc.. Go,Gf, 81 OoO plcc, Lat week. -tr,. Wa
20 900 piccc,. -ac-. ltsueO piece of which ll-o'"
piece, Wcrc Odds, 10000 1iccr- were Cos ''-, '@R'
i,icors were GiNGl- Il. 600 piece, were
mot, 1a-.OOO pieces future. The sal"'
for weekly delivery 10 Janu9lN were 10 900
n,rcc.. Fcirnarv I-,OOJ pccc, March. 5000 piece
turl 10000 piece. ifl,c. Il cent, Tor 'iNoi,.
JalG cent, for 6OAJC,. Market firm and steady.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
n,.,rr-s or MASSACHUSETTS, FARMERS.

Boston Jan II ,~pccah.-M the farmer meet
inr held In Boston to-day, Vigorous protests "crc
made AGAINST what the farmer, believe to be unjust
taxation They -ay thai their property Is exposed
to view and l- assessed for It, full value reeafdlf''
~ any mortgage, that may EN- lumber their property
while fully three quar,r, of the personal property oi
thr state escapes taxation, thereby unluoiN ih'rc"'
irr tlc tax upon r.al estate. Farm properly uhN
.,u,,. g. uuiu-tlv taxed to support town "r cItV
announcements. from which farmer, receive niue OF
uo benefit Farm Land are frequently taxed on Il
nrtiou. prospective valuation based upon tcir pos
-blc valuc for buIldiug purposes. When u'eo io'
such prospective purposes. value is eet u'ualN
above that warranted los any income that can DC
derived from such farm lands. thu, slowly but NurcN
ro,hiu. the farmer Of hi, earnings. where the Just
basis of such valuations should bee actual -a'' ""'n
wound prove the d.maud at auv increased N"'
nation. 10 d, believed that Board oi Ian ouiiit,
...u.l- composed 10 part of farmers, dpp'l'n ~
t.. Governor and Council. which touul-" o""u
.,. frt, a. Board 90. Appeal iu all cases "t Hp"I'"'l
unjust lud Unequal taxation by th' b"'I" "l y ND
OF .N town or cIt, and th" eci-lon "i WI' '" ho'i
II Appeal should be- nual. would render = uI'v
,i,,e,., nd iu-t jud d,m"ut tuar j. mo-" dohr bN
f,.. tnfffv Clrui-- Ioucr-. under the present li"'
whose tenure of office depend, upon popular N1uc,,
The farmers purio>c to petition the Legislature lot
correction oi the abuses rr'.t"d
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

In England, two centuries ago. popular SUI
perstitiOn credited the Royal Touch " with
curing scroiula. These superstitious prac-
tces have now become obsolete, and in their
place we have a scientific remedy in DR..
Pcrces Golden Medical Discovery. which
eliminates the impurities from the blood by
the natural channels, thereby cleansing tho
system from all taints and impurities from
whatever cause arising. II is truly a royal
remedy, wOrld-famed and the only liver, lung
and blood remedy guaranteed To benefit or
cure in every case, money paid for IL will
be refunded. As regulator Of the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels, Golden Medical Discoy-
cry cures all bilious attacks, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea and kindred all
ments. AS an Alternative or bloOd-purifer.
II man1fests its marvellous properties in the
cur OF the worst Skin and Scalp Diseases,
Salt rheum letter, Eczema, and ScrofulOus
Sores and Swellings as well as Lung -scrofula,
commonly known as Pulmonary COnsump-
ton, il taken in time and given fair trial.
WORLDS DISPENSARY MEDICAL AsSoCIA-
TIoN, ProprietOrs, Buffalo. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
,yyr,L ELECTION or DIRECTORS

The United Lines Telegraph Company Is operated
under lease by the Postal Telegraph Company It's organ
Iaion j, kept up formally under htfa'i"h no" Pchu
ing Yesterday half dozen met In the oic' Of the
conuauy No % broadway, to conduct the annual
election. When il va, over secretary Townsend was
4. Lcd for a list of directors, but declined TO furnish
IT on the ground ;hat the election was not matter
of public interest ana that hc did not feel at liberty
to furnish information without authority. Mr Town
-eud appcarcd be in doubt a. To th" existence OF
the old Offices pending the election Of new ohrerN
Lv the board hut he finally admitted that IN case
of necessity for executive action arising, the ola
officer, would perform their functions
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
ENTRIES FOR ySA7IyG RACES At YEwBURG

NcwLnrs y. y. Jan. II tSpccal.-Ihc following
are the entries for National Amateur skating races
Quarter mile racc-Frank r. Carroll. Plcton' Nova
Scotia q. Munscnhcmcr, Of Yale; W II. Gross "i
New y York; Joseph +. DOnoghuc, James n Dohoshuc'
Tim Donoghuc, jr., and Elmer simpson, oi Ne"Drs'
Oncmile racc-Frank r. Carroll, G.. Munscnhcmcr,
Elmer simpson j. r. DOnOgluc. James A. DOnoghuc.
Tim D0noghuc jr " Fred Buckncr, OF Ncrplancks :
Point Frank llulsc, Of Goshen, y. T. IL. T. Moohcr'
Of Fshkill. y. y. Five-me racc-Frank T. Carroll.
g. Munscnheimcr j. +. DOnOghuc. James 4. DonOghuc.
II. T. MOsIlcr and Elmer simpson. Ten mile race.
Frank r. Carroll. !. F. Donoghuc. j. A. DonOghuc, and
Elmer Simpson.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
4 SyElK rHIrrS SIMPLE METHOD

Arthur Brennan, who is known by several other
name. wa, rcmandnd in Il police court yesterday
charged with robhing the houses of the Rev. DR..
Morgan Din. so. - West Twenty nfl 81; of Robert
Kelly Prentice lawyer. AT No. West sixteenth 't'
ana of several other persons. Ills method was To
rip,, tc door Lc and give To the servant who came
to the door a letter tO the mistress Of the house.
The letter va, an Application for "A placc a. coach
man and while II was being read Brennan would
leave th. house with any articles mat hr could lay
hi, hands on. III, principal booty was mats coats
c,n,. and umhr,lla.. Detectives Brett and Hayes.
f t,ptoln Riley, precinct. arrested him AT Twenty
third st and Fifth ave. on Friday evening
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
RELIETING THE CITY OF BOSTON,
ANOTHER OF THE CONTRACTS ENGINEERED B

ANOTHER OF THE tONIkACIS ENblNtEhED Di
w A. SIMMONS DECLARED VOID,
Boston, Jan. IL (Spccian Another Of the contracts
engineered through the Water Board while William
A. simmons was chairman has come to grief. This
time it Is the Worhingon pump case. Judge Colt, Of
the United States Circuit Court. having this forenoon
given decision for the defendant in the case OF
Charles C. Worthington against the City OF Boston
This the action brought to recover damages Tor
the alleged breach Of a contract by which tine PLAIN
tits were to furnish two high service pumping engines
the city for SlOG575. The city refused to receive
the engines on the ground that the Boston Water
Board which was a party to the contract, had no
authority to enter into any contract lnV0Vlhg more
than $4,000 without advertising for proposals.
proceeding neglected In this instance. An ordnance
passed by the City Council March 22, 1870 WHICH
was in force until after the contract with the Worth
ineons was made. provided that no contract or pur-
chase which i, estimated to involve an cApchuHure
Of more than $4,000 except contract for the laying
Of pipe. shall be made 10y the Water HOdn uhul
sealed proposal, are advertised for Judge Cot says
in hi, opinion: Thc ground upon when the courts
hold that the city has no right To accept patented
article where the law require, letting to the lowest
bidder j, that the law means that there Should DC :"
competition among bidder, ana that in the case OF
a patented invention, there i, no competition 1t i
urged by the plaintiffs that by the terms oi inc
ordinance the Water hoard not Obliged to accept
the lowest bidder. and therefore. hdylu- dctrllu'u
upon WortnIngtOn pump, It WAS u>cr,7 I" iuss'',ir
for bids However thi, may be IN TINS PiIli, uIai
,.,-c thiuh IL would De- a dangerous PiIh' iplc 10
c-tln,h that hccau-c feature 0i one au' Ic III.
the CITY desired. patented, lnc Nal'' hoaaI hot
thci, can waive the requirement If advertising ana
line advantage, of publicity ana secretly mahc '"yl
OWN selection. Even though a lhhE may Do
,t.ut.t II may form "A subject of competition be
rau-r there may be- uumcrOu, Licenses uu"c' i .ic
patent The ground upon which DECIDE ardlh9I VA
i,irinfir ON t,r- point i- that tine ordinance oDFoi
ihr Water Board To- advertise for pTop"'a'' anu , IN
wa, beyond their power To waive or Hi,peh'c WIZ, WIZ,
thr-n rc.utcmcut, and that therefore the tohlIa'l
Which wa, made. upon which the pdlntlll' fcF' was
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
xrrnrlr SrNrnycED FOR nrReLRr.

~ uIv--- 0--- Iln N --N0IIl---OI-0II FaVno.
tho college student from Fa-tou. who confessed Il"
.tc,lla. $50 rifle from the Wn.h"'icr Repeating
Arms Company. Of nu, city, wa- today ,cntenrrd
to pay 800 ruc and -pond three months In jail. lc
.,.r.,lcd and "a, released on bonds. Payne SAYS
Dee lives Al Little N",h. l.. J.. and That h.- parents
Ca. ,..f ,...rir- q, the statement 90 Methods Il
,lrr-v man from El-''u. PAYNE vas ~ NrN liafrn
,,uta--Ius for q. J.. Webster Co.,, Ne" lor" Pip
d.. her. and broke into the -torcroom where tb'
mus were lrpt \ rIuhcrton detective ir-.cd the
crime him.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
IMPROVING THE CITY.
EXTENDING PARKS, WIDENING STREETS AND
PREPARING TO BUILD A vIADUCT 49, THE
REAL ESTATE MARKET LAST WEEK.

REAL ESTATE MARKET LAST WEEK.
number Of important public improvements
are being or are about to be made which are at
tracing considerable attention from property
and real estate dealers. one Of these is the work
on the streets running along the East River from
sixty fourth to Eighty sixth ST. The matter
rests in the hands Of the sinking Fund Commits
soners. who Intend to take it up shortly. The
Commissioners who appointed to acquire land
for the extension Of the East River Park are about
ready to report. They are William A. Duer
Chauncey A. Truax and Arthur Ingraham, and were
appointed last April The extension will add about
three blocks TO the park on the water front.
a meeting Of the commissioners 20 acquire the land
for the Mulberry street Park has not been held
since November l.. Ninety-seven buildings to be
torn down to make for this park The com.
missoners are +. l.. Paris, p. II. Kerwn and Gilbert
VI. Spcr. The property owners and those who live
near one hundred nd fifty fftlst. on the West Side
delighted with the action taken by the Board OF
Estimate and AppOrtiOnment, at its meeting on last
Thursday regarding the proposed viaduct in one.
hundred andifty fifth st. The Controller
asked TO prepare resolution 10 be
acted upon at tile next meeting Of the Board Of Esti-
mate and Apportonment. which will authorize the is
sue OF bonds for 100000 to cover the cost OF the
work.
The widening Of College Place is another improve
ment which will be push he'd Immediately Commission
ers Of Estimate and Assessment to be appointed
Grecnwch-st.
The last week a dull on the Real Estate
Exchange. The sales light and Of little i'm
portance. The Record and Guide that IL
the last week there were 277 conveyances, involving
SJ 1893 9l6.
jeremiah c. Lyons sold the eight story stone and
brick building at Bleecker and Greene-st TO Marcus
kOhner for $4,000.
The standard oil Company has bought the Office
building at Nos. 30 Broadway and 20 New-st. The
price not given
The Countess Chamhard de Peseta has bought
fourstory high Stoop hrownStone house in sixty
sevcnth-st, between Madison and Park aves for
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
pr.Dy To RETrRy 4 MISSING SWORD

Boston. Jan. II t~pNal.- Captain James II. Npch
GER one Of the Ma--a'hucti, war veterans VIII DE-
pleased to know that h, sword lost ln August l-"4
when he with most Of hi, company +, III the 2Oth
Ma ,achusctt- Infantry was captured. il now ready 1"
bc returned to him. H. p Novel; of Monroe. Ca, the
son Of a veteran Confederate. hl- the sword ~ hit
possession and desires t. return it E" IT, original
owner for ~ be write; Tho war J. over with H..
the Younger men of the south captain spencer
llvc- In Los Angeles, CAL lie enlisted from Taunton
,t the age Of twenty. nd after tho became an
officer In the Regular Nuy until l-7j, when hc wa
placed on the retired i-t lie married daughter
6f Dr. Charlc, Jackson. o' Boston who f. well known
a. the di i.covcrcr of ether.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
FraTJ-PrS or THE YALE ALTMNI DINNER.

There will bc several novel and interesting features
Of the dinner IL the Yale Alumni Association at
Dclmonicos on January II. At the plate of every
guest will be about eighteen inches long made
from the the elm trees recently cut from the
Yale campus to make room for the new Osborne
Recitation Hall. To every oar Will be attached
blue silk flag. on which Will bc written the names Of
the speakers and the bill OF fare. song. set To the
music 81 pn-utti and written by member OF me
association. will hc sung 10y double quartet. The
rrccI y arrived spanish mandolin players VIII tnr
nish the music (haunccy NJ Dcpew will preside,
and about 200 will probably be present.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

yAuE OF THE MAYOR OF SCHENECTADY FORGED
schenectady y. y, Jan. IL (>peciaD.-A short bald
headed man. John L. Douglas, who said he was a
rcporter ON The Nail and Express vew-fork. and
has heen stopping IN this city since last TUESDAY,
left town suddenly on one of the early trains tpis
r,i,, Refore leaving lie got a check on the
,,,i nank for So signed by MayOr n. ). Do
t,ro"t ca,hed by Thomas Dormady. Saoonkeeper
when the check presented at the bank TINS morn.
w., Wr Dormady was informed THAI the signature was
a forgery.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
coTTrCrOR WANTS 4 FAT FEE

Joseph Wandrok. who lives in Avenue a. OH No
,t,r , gave to Stras,rnan Il Stcingut. real estate
and collection agents. at No. - second ave., three
notes of Sl25 each. signed by Mrs. Noss, Of NO
second ave- to collect. lie was told several times
that Mrs Vo,s had not paid the money but when he
saw her she said that she had. >trassman was
rr.td and i'm a police c0nrt Yesterday said that he
Rad received only 200 of the money which he had
retained a. his commission. lie was otucFeu W Pay
over the money to Wandrok.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
wopK1Ncs OF THE MATSON LEAGUE"
VETERANS LETTER - SENATOR Voorhees,

FAMILIARITY WITH THE SCBJh'T
WASHINGTON. Jan. II lspcciaD.-The failure OF uc
..,. 20 q tho Tall sycamore Of the Wabash IN Inc
eo,ata n, Wednesday. TO exploit the emocrduc
,b.rres AGAINST Colonel W. W. Dudley relative I" inc
alleged blocks of i've circular and TIC ,'ni,a'
failure of Representative Bynum's call upon u'e 40
torney General Of the United state Tor 'ioI "".on
which was believed by Uedulou' Den'o''" "
ckaryed with unusually destructive "
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
,.vpprcrnry7rD DyArH RATE ~ BoTOy.

Boston. Jan. ~ l~pc,rl.-Ih" death rat" ]" ho''
ton the h-t week. has been unprecedented IN ue
history of the cts. amounting 20 $780, rae 81
5...-i Boz 600. The usual number Of deaths l io'
,.u urr wccl. in the lat year m- been from l'O
d, 20 TIE lat v,'h iu NoNrn.'"r. flr -ii'~ We''
IA Pneumonia carried of li@ persons last week
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

it is the centre. II is pleasant to know that Grace
Church will not initiate many of its neghbOrs and
follow the rich folks uptown II will remain where
is for all time. As pews fall in the market they
will he bought by the church and made free until
eventually all the sittings in the church will be
absolutely free. Then il will be a peoples church in
the true of the word and such its possibilities
for good will vastly increased.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
SERJhTS SJCENESS ~ MART FORD

Hartford, Conn, JAN l1.-Fredcrlck W. Pnmpton,
treasurer of the PlmptOn Manufacturing Company,
makers Of the GqNernmcnt stamped envelopes died
today OF pncunpnA following the influenza. great
deal OF serious sicess prevails. Doctors sending
ouL 0f town for nurses
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
NO INSANITY,
BRAIN soFTENING OR HEADACHE is CAUSED BY
CAPILLI VITA.

The best har-dressng known because 1t contains no
sugar lead and is dye 1t preserves, softens
destroys dsndrur prevents premature and
tlrey harshness caused by continued use Of
rum and qulnine. One trial nsures permanent
Druggists or postal TO c. " CO.. 1859 shave
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Nc~ Haven. Conn. Jan. ~ l>pcrnl.-N quad Of
police ~ noon to-day ruded the policy SHOP "f g. j.
coz ard captured turty uy" men and one woman.
some - the men are quite prominent citizens ana the
tiar b. the sensation of tine horr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
The BOOK-KEEPER

who possesses copy Of Goodwn, Improved Bookkccp.
,ny and Business Manual and has mastered s content,
* qualified MI position mead bookkccpcr for the
largest business n the country.
In hi, book the most striking aud valuable features of
the various systems Of booac ping employed In the follow
ing we'll known NcwYorl house, clearly and conci-cy
described well as fully and correctly illustrated
Arnold Constable & Co. Lord Taylor.
Nichols a Co, X II. Macy CO..
calhoun Robbins & Co., Jane, Met tr'cry 4 Co,
II. Is. Clsnin & Co. MIL, 4 Glhb
Robert X. Dsyiee & Co., Edward Ridley Sons.
j.. J. Denning 4 Co, stern Broth'r-
\. ray Co, SWrct-cr. pcmbroOk 4 CO.,
Francis II. Leggot & CO., Tcft. Weller 4 Coz
I,c~her whitman & Co., Frederick Victor Achclis.
ANY bookkccpcr who hopes obtain situation In "A
wholesale retail house person VINO II III
any way connected with such house Viii find this book
Of ine.tmablc value 10 HIN
IN 10 SATURDAY. Jan. II. 1890, there have been sold
% ~ copies o this work from the purchasers ~ which
I77s testimonials been rccelvcd-two of which latter
are here given:
Your book covers. opinion. every point nrc"s-
sary thorough knowlcdgc Of bookkeeping a. II Is
uactsed IN the largest hoGscs. Geo w. H. Koch. head
book keeper for Tc Wclc- CO. importers ana JObb' r.
Of drY goods Ncwf YORK Cty.' ,
"If could not get another COPY Of Your book 800
would not buy mine. ". y. O'Drli, with Campbell,
MorrrI Co. Pas-ac. y. j. Dee. -. 1850
Price 80. Sent POSTPAID upon receipt oi price.
Tear this out aud send for dcsctl,r langhlet or
call and see the book. ~ =, booDNl
Room 8. 1.215 Broadway New-York.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
poxD, OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

vs.hinpton Jan 1.-The bond offerings to-day
aggregated Si9l 900 a. follows:
Common 4s-S>i 700 at l26. ,o ,,oo. .ooo
Rrristcrcd $50, 900, $500. S2OOOOO SlOO'ooo'
slOO 900 $4,000, ~ 400, AT 10. o..
Registered 4 2,- $4,000, T30oOo at lo4 '-e'
All the offers accepted