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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02
CONSOLATION.


TO c. H. ].
Although sorrowing Angels wings
Around thee now their shadows throw;
Though bitter tears now dim thy eyes,
And hopes bright fame is burning low.
Though every theme save grief's eludes,
Though present thoughts breathe only pain
Believe this truth, to doubt were sin.
Yet shalt though sing with Joy again!
Let faithless friends unheeded pass,
Not worthy such TO hold in thrall
spirit formed for striving brave:
Shake of depressionis clingiDg pail,
And rise with ten-fold strength to strike
Sweet chords from thy forsaken harp
Sing, needless of the envious sheer
Sing, needless OF the SANDER sharp.
Relight the fire of love divine
(Thus shalt thou heal just anger's smarts),
Thus thou, with dignity serene,
Shalt turn on them their Parthian darts.
Sebastlsn-like thou'lt learn to smile,
Fen when their arrows wound thee sore,
And gaining strength from sorrow, sing
AS thou hast never sung before.
Alameda Cal, Oct "a, 1890. ANELEH.
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THE NEWEST COATS.
Devoid of Trimming, but Perfect
i'm Finish-Redfern Models.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS, 1s9O.-Having in pre-
vlous cuts this fall catered to the tastes of
those who delight in ornate styles in velvet
and fur and plentitude of braiding, en-
broidery and tiDsel ornaments, we now go
to the other extreme and offer the readers of
THE CALL some severely simple cloth coats,
suitable for shopping, travelling and general
morning wear. But we would call attention
to the fact that in fit and finish these palmer
garments are quite equal to any Of the more
snowy ones.
ne ~, +,,,, ,,,o3oJ, at, ,,,a.1~ Al. e.l 4:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02
MORNING GLORIEs.

Morning glores climbing
Up toward the sky in the dawning,
Sparkling with dewdrop jewels
Noon-tide and evening scorning.
Swayed by the summer breezes,
Kissed by the drowsy bees,
Lovingly, gracefully clingiDg
To branches OF stately trees.
Coquetry is the emblem
That has been chosen for you.
But never TO radiant morning
Were ever flowers so true.
For you fold your dainty blossoms
From the MONDAY sun away,
And have no thought OF aught Of earth
Till the dawn Of another day.
October. 1880. GRACE HIBBARD
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THE HEARTS CRY.

Wait not, dear friend. until my eyes
Are closed meath coffin lid
To lay the wealth of roses white
Among the jasmine hid,
But give me now one small sweet flower
That speaks OF love In this DARK hour
Wait not dear one, until my lips
Are duh and senseess clay
To give the kiss looked In vain
And longed for day by day,
Bnt give me Just one sweet kiss
To change my lie from gloom to bliss.
All, If we knew what precious things
We leave until too late
The patient heart meath folded hands
Has passed beyond the Golden Gate
"Giye to us now" the heart doth cry,
Loves emblem sweet before we die"
October, 1850. DELMA DCsANSE
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trim rather long coat of brown cloth, made
with a high, tlaring collar and narrow
lapels running its whole length. The loose
fronts open widely over close fitting vest
OF fawn colored cloth which has a straight
collar and is fastened with small brown but
tons. The only vestige of trimming is in
the rows OF tailor stitching on collar, lapels
and pocket flaps. To make up. however, for
the simplicity of the coat, the hat is rather
dressy, being of brown velvet, with full
trimming ofeshaded ostrich tips and a small
aigrette in which is a Frightening touch of
the fashionable Spanish yellow. The dainty
little muff of velvet and feathers matches
the hat, but if the coat were to form part of
a travelling costume, the muff should be of
cloth with perhaps hint of fur, and the hat
should be very compact cloth turban
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

the jury gave me cent damages in the civil
suit, and in the criminal found that l had
assaulted Whitaker, and that he shot me in
self-defense.
A friend in Congress having libel suit in
which lie got similar damages, | said to him:
"Juries here place equal value on your repu-
tation and my life"
l heard Benjamin speak in the United
States Senate, where he was sent from
Louisiana; also heard him when he was an
exile and barrister in England. But none
of the orators ever heard eaualed Colonel
Thompson in the fluency of his language
and the gallantry of his bearing, when he
stigmatized Whitaker for his attempt to as
saSSinate me. RICHARD TEN BROCK.
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Coat number two is even more severe In
effect but eminently calculated to Sc. off
fine figure 1t is all black, a heavy diagonal
bison cloth. made double breasted, with two
rows Of rather large buttons. The collar is
high and quite straight and the sleeves are
not much raised on the shoulders. The
skirts are made to fit more snugly over the
hips by means of a cross seam. r.
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~ WET spirits hover near,
~ To guide and guard and cheer
Thee through thy future hours,
And may thou Gull the farest flowers.
May thou live in peace and love.
And cared for well by One above.
Till thy earthly work is done,
And the heavenly CROWN is won.
October 20, 1850. LYNN DARR.
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GARFIELD.

We stand beside his grave as the sun Is setting,
All nature is warm with tender glow,
And our hearts and souls In accord are beating,
AS we think OF our martyred one lying low.
Fen the flowers their beauty tribute are paying
To the Great and the Good who has passed away.
And we think again we hear the great bells pealing,
As they wrung the heart on that fatal day.
A day that will be remembered e'er with weeping
By nations sorrow, n nations love;
But the friendly stars viii guard him, sleeping,
And the angels Will watch like tender dove.
Oh. truly tonight in a dream we are standing,
And we cannot drive the dread vision away,
That will come in its fear and its horror appalling
AS lay down our flowers and wish for the day.
October. 1880. ALMA ALDEN.
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HOW SWEET THE THOUGHT.
An answer to "A Memory of Parting"

An answer to "a Memory of Parting"
II we would have a pleasant memory
OF the days as they pass by,
We must brighten the lives Of others
And strength for the weak supply;
1t is sweet to know at parting
That the hand we clasp Is true,
And that our loved ones wish us well
Our lies long journey through
But when the twilight shadows gather
And our loved ones are Tar away,
Let us at our easement kneelng
Often for their welfare pray;
To me, the twilight hours seem holy
After the cares of a busy day,
And the memories of the past remind me,
That l, too must pass away.
But II I'm faithful to the end,
How sweet the thought tongue cannot tell.
To rest in heaven with those we love,
Who clasped my hand and-wished me well.
San Francisco, November, 1890. ELLA 9.
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CHANGED HER LOVE.

loved her, yes loved her,
AS none other did before,
And when home from toll returning,
She would meet me at the door.
With a smile and loving welcome.
And sometimes fond embrace,
land do not blush 10 say it,
That often kissed her face.)
In the golden summer evenings,
We would by the cottage gate
Sing the old familiar ballads
Till the hour was getting late;
And If mamma CHANGED TO call her,
Oh, how 10th were we to part,
For we dearly loved each other
She, the idol of my heart.
But there came 4 time OF weeping.
She no longer for me cared
Even spurned me such a chiding
Might have easy been me spared;
For she married a tall soldier,
And for me no mercy's shown,
Yes, indeed, my own dear sister.
Left her brother all alone.
San Francisco, Oct. rs, 1890. MORLEY ASHTON
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N The GRAND
sTRATHGLASS.'
Nakeman'S Wanderings Among
the Grand Peaks of North
ern Scotland.
A HEARTY HIGHLAND PRAYER.

The Meaning of the Old Gaelic Names
of Places and Things-The Gray
Valley the Depths of Which Have
Never Been Penetrated or De-
scribed The First American to
Know rathgIass-Erchles Cas-
tie, the Great Home of the CHS
ho!ms of Chisholm.
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1 WANT TO BE LIKE JESUS.

I WANT TO BE LIKE JESUS.
want to be like Jesus,
So true and faithful be.
That may gain in heaven
place for you AND me.
Iwant each day to Copy
In every word and deed
The life of Jesus only.
Till from all sin i'm freed.
And every day mount higher
The steps OF lofty height,
To meet my blessed Savior,
The source of my delight
From glory unto glory,
To pass from height 10 height,
Till am lost In rapture,
AS sights grow cen more bright.
Alameda, Oct 1880 GERTRUDE
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In New Orleans court Mrs. Kate Nc
Ginty is suing for $4,000 damages for the
loss OF her husband. He went down with
the dredge-boas Bayley, whose boilers ex-
ploded a year ago.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

The offer of bicycle for the use OF
mounted policeman has been made to the
Police commissioners of New York by
manufacturer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02
GEMS IN VERSE.
LINES TO VIRGINIA.

Written for THE SUNDAY CALL.
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Of the two models this week the first is
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20

Bank OF Commerce
90. ..... 2l3
Western Nat Bank
3d.. 40
Alabama Class A
25.OOO...-.. 1864
Louisiana consol -
$4,000 ......."o
sonih Csrolins 6s
Non Fundable
10. 600. =
Virginia Is Deid
TIust ReceiDts
10000 go
Am Dock Il Imp %
.O0c...-...lOSis IA
Atch Top a. san +
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20

Treasury vaults
psGs e ss s2s s55G!s s Dec Dec ssq
Net cash balances 4sO sc4 G29 900 Dec $50
The FOREIGN exchanges were quiet and heavy
Sterling bills particularly were in abundant sup
ply in consequence OF recent large purchases o'
securities for London account. We revise quota,
tiOns for actual business as follows BankefS
bills, 81 SO ii and 81 - IL for long and shor'
sterling respectivcly; French francs at 3d' -
and ZIG IS; rcchmarkS at % Is and % o-S
and guildcrS al 40 Is and 10 50.
In London British cousOls were a shade hlGnei
AT % 1-l6 for money and unchanged at 9s !?
for the account. The Rank OF England gained
Gs0OOO on balance. In the outside marHcl
money ruled at 3-4 per cent for dlScoun, o, OF
bankers bills and at about per cent for use 3l
balances Bar silver was unchanged at A. la
an ounce. American railway shares advanced
until near the close. when small concessions were
allowed. At Paris French per cents roc
sharply 10 s09j. sight exchange on L"hm"h
falling TO 1913 12 francs TO the 9 sterling ~ ne
weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank oi 'rr-
many showed an increase in specie OF lo.J4o'"""
marks.
The Central Trust Company gives notice To the
holders OF their certificates for first mortgage
dianapolis, Decatur and Springfield Raliroa"
Company. deposited under the reorcanlzatlon
agreement. that an important meeting of the hold-
crs of such certificates is called to take place ON
Monday, May 20. at o'clock y. m. al the once
of Platt & Bowers No. - William-st.
Brown Bros 4 Co. have received cable from
London announcing That the issue inndc tl-hiI
by Brown. Shiplcy & Co. of 100000 bonds oi
the West Virginia and Pitisburg Rallroa' TON
pany. the interest on which is guaranteed by me
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. was sub
scTii ed for many times over.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company an
nounccs its usual dividend Of $4,000 for Aprll.
payable at the Office Of Lounsbcrv q Co. Mills
Building. on Nav 81 The transfer books will bc
closed on the 2Gth
The DAILY Mlningc Company has declared It's
usual dividend for Anril. payable al the Office of
l.ounSbcry ~ Co., Mills Building. on the same
date
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
financial Gcetln9s.
.H ::3,,,;iiIi, AcirIC nm srrAMSuIp COMPANY
Coparlnrrsbip Notices.
TOUN PATTON * co.

IOIIN PATTON x CO. ,..,.-.s.. -,
- The limited partnership heretofore eNsting uhur te
irm name John Patton Company No. o. " " iso1'
Newly orA expired first DAY oi MAY n. - ~,
by limitation, In accodance WIN ths rs.no 70
Ac OF legislature OF tn state OF NeN-i oh
limited partnerships and tho amendments mergiJ ore M
unders ghed having entered into lild IaftheIShp uo
itr rrby nclnOwlrdg" and decart a. ioA"N>. ,..,
First Tho firm under vhlch euch ~ ui'r'hp
Is 10 be- conducted 4, John Patton s on t,,olt
second The general natur' ot the pOalOss nt,It.,t
IN he transacted Is general brokerage ana commission
sfhrd The name Of the special partner = Morris n
County and state ew.Nork The nales ol We tetTa1
,tcr. ar, A. follows: John Patton cornelius G. (M'er.
cb re.dng in the CITY. county aud STATE 9i NcW,Nork
t,"i,rrtn ,tatar residing the Town OF Mont'alr ana
S.o," of New jersey; and Frank }. fAtln fe-uhS IN
-" GU Comfy and State Of N"w- YORK. .. . -,
Fourth The amount OF capital, coNtrinui.i Dy tno
ti Mariner the said Morris X. Jcsu" To Tao common
tbr sam ~ tvo hundred and dity thou-lnd donas
Filth Tho said partnership - e. con4 nee on le r,t
do of Nav A. ID 1-Oo and Is I" terminate on the hrit
day oi Mny' HHhcraof we have horeunto hands
ID -. thts llth dav of April. \. d. 1880.
anu Se'' ~ .TOUN PATTON. tl1 -
C0RSEiITs {. CUYLER, a.. >
nENJtNIN GRAHAM. ID s.
FRANK ]. PATON d. So
General Partners.
NORRIS X. JEStP, H. 81
Special Partner
witnesses at signing:
DANIEL Z. kINGSFORD,
J. NJ. FRENCH.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
Or B'lS ~ = W \ =
Boston. Nav 80. lS."
WHAT WAS DONE n STOCKS.

Monday, May lp-p. m
Tie movements in the stock market to-day Were
irregular. The opening was at smart advances
in consequence chiefly OF an ca-cr demand for
European account the dulncSs al midday was
disturbed about delivery -hour br what appeared
20 be a bear" attack, and the closing was al
tended by spirited rally. In these circumstances
the final changes We're naturally neither large nor
uniform The declines outnumbcrcd the advances,
but were smaller and undoubtedly less significant.
The Western shares were depressed By The con
tinuancc Of the rate wars west of Chicago and
their first prices were virtually their highest.
The coal stocks. aS a group, were heavy, although
Reading was both active and strong. On the
other hand, the Eastern trunk linc shares
fused to yield. and Enc advanced materially
and vigorously while the Vanderbilt stocks were
conspicuously firm The chief obstacle 70 an
important reaction. however. was the strength Of
Oregon and TranscontIncnral, which was in every
way the leader OF the market. II maintained 10
the end its first advance of per cent, and closed
in the midst Cf rally evidently not finished
lis resistance was nearly cqUallri hy that oi
Beading, which, however, closed below lis first
price Texas ard Pacific was aroused 10 sudden
activity, and, after Il steady advance Of per
cent, closed At its highest point. Among the
>pecialtcs Wheeling and Lake Ere preferred To,r
over > per cent and Colorado Coal retained th"
greater part Of an extreme advance Of u per
cent.
The trading element and perhaps certain larger
Interests worked zcalonsly in favor Of . rraction
The first hoped 10 scalp handsome profit hl
selling the buOyant opening; the last struggled
10 recover stocks that had been sold not wisely
but too well The manoruyrcs by both parties
resulted in efficient testing OF the market when
was satisfactory 10 every one except themselves
Rates for demand loans, on which they counted for
assistance. worked steadily toward casc. and lcil
from 70 per cent The relaxation was ~
spite Of their efforts. The 'uIucd buying OF
securities for shipment abroad and the heavy
flow Of currency from the interior are opposed
70 even artificial disturbance Of the money
market. The European and domestic exchanges
RESPOND promptly 10 the outflow Of securities ana
make the danger Of monetary strngency daily
more remote.
THE DAY N THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury bought 81 800 ]. IS al lO3 IL
and 81 $50 IS al l!2. AZ the Stock Exchange
there were no transactions and the closing quO'a-
tions were not materially changed as follows
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
THE DAY II THE BOND MARKET

The Treasury bought $l4,J !. IS at 1903 IL
and S5,0j0 IS al l!2 Al the Stock Exchange
there were no transactions and the closing quoia-
tions were not materially changed as follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
St ] q GI Inc

O.UUO. ~
81 l. Ark and t lst
Trust Receipts
5000. .......93
2.UOU..-.....e2z
ST l. Ark and T.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
S,A,KEAN &C.,. Bankers
,,,uno,pw,Y. lco w,sHINCTo> ST.,
.yOKh CHICAGO, ILL.
SALE or COUNTY BONDS.

The COnni .,ioncTs OF Carbon County Wyonlnf -
rory bonds Tor the county noathhs n."biv
ne. a. provided for by act Of the Legislative A ia
of tho T,rritory Of Wyoming. approve I'd March itorI
amend and T'-cnact So ton OF an Het
In. redemption Of county ind btcdhes' apio''"
D. 1870 -, ,, founfy
Conml,-oncs- untg l. o'clock noon Of thc "a daA W
lS.rf. fhfr onrc iu The titf ~ Is'Mlh-
carbon. Terr.toty Of Wyoming and then oi"n'u III CIV
presence OF har'. IS. ,.,.,... - r,rbou
i.ond, viii for the entire ndob dnrss oi Inn
County. Wyoming 1crrtoTJ amounting 20 sno"t ~ o Tho
fify Thousand Dollars. Zen pr crhl ,.,r,
total ~ -ad bonds viii De plid N Icn h." ,n
issue. and cent ~ the total ino''' '
ntally thrrcaft until all of aid bonds are paid IA. Tor
Security will be- required 0i the sncccaaIui p'N 49,
compliance with the terms Of hi. bii - oon
Ii0nds viii delivered about July To- 1880 . ,o.ct
The County Commissioners reserve inc ren' w 'N'
any and all bids. c-,- -,--,..o,s of Car.
by order Of the Board Of County Iohhissi""''' "
~" |o'"'' !. c. DAVIS Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
financial.
indianapolis, Decatur,
AND
Springfield Railway Co.

Notice is hereby aIvcn TO the holders of the Central
Trust Company Certificates for First Mortgage Bonds,
Coupons and Funded Interest Certificates. deposited
under grecment da ed Oct l. 1S"J. That In pursuance
power and authority conferred by paragraph W.
Of that agreement. and NJ the request oihc tommifee
OF Bondholders, n mcciiug IL hereby called oil the
HOLDERS OF SUCH CERTIFIfATts. 10 be held at
the Office of PLATT e. BOWERS. No. - WILLIAM
STREET on Monday. the 18TH DAY OF NAY. ioSo'
nj TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. for the following purposes,
TO wit;
I. or communicating TO holders Of certificates the
progress thus far made.
H. OF obtaining from holders of certificates raiih-
cation of all proceedings heretofore had and
taken.
III. OF authorizing the Central Trust Company and
This Committee join in further petition or request
10 the Trustees requiring them sell the moranGed
property.
". or obtaining from the bondhcIdcrs power to
authorize the Trustees or settle or compromise
claims for suppic- and other debts that were OUT
standing nj the time that the Trustees took possession
v. OF acting upon any further business that may
properly before the mec:iDG and of comforting
such additional powers and auth GRITTY fie Trust
Company and the Committee. either Of them. whin
the scope Of said agrecmcnf. nlny seem desirable
A full attendance in person by proxy Is urgently
requested.
Proxies can be obtained at the office of the undcr-
signed.
Dated New York. 1Iny %, 1890.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-YoRK.
BY +. +. OLCO1T, President.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20

State bonds were more active at fall prices.
The business included Alabama class \, ab
l06 81 Louisiana consOl 4s at 90 South Caro-,
lima nOn-fundable Gs al 4, and Virginia deferred
stocks was 80 shares OF Western National at no.
The general bond market continued TO be
active, although n slight irreQulariy in prices
was developed. Atchison Is advanced 3-s per
cent to 81 "a, but the incomes declined equally
10 90 3-s. Eric second consols gained the frac-
tjcn al IO5 l-2. Texas Pacific seconds were in
active demand up 10 40, q gain of 5-S per cen'
West Shore Is closed 3-s higher AZ OG Is, ana
q large number of issues advanced from * 10
l-2 per cent The noteworthy declines were IN
spcciil lativc issues which have recently advanced
rapdIy The whole movement was toward
higher level Of values, and the reactions were
clearly incidental; Reference is made TO our
full report of bond sales.
The rates for money on call tended toward
greater case. Early loans were made at and
Der cent hut in the later hours funds were
abundant at per cent. 4 few minutes before
the close heloted demand carried The rate back
10 G per cent.
The Clearing House settlement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, SiS,G1O,322, balances,
81, ,82l ,483. o,,
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S4s, 1876 Its net gain on balance on Satur-
day and to-day was ~ 0j,jl0, made up hy 2aln
of S22g O6e coin, minus loss OF SPEEDS cur
rcncy Tie two-days' operations included Re
ccipts S4.552,325, pay mcnta, ~, 4,4i6,sl1 result
inc I'm n general balance OF Sl19,6l3122, consist
ing of STA $50 ,66l coin and - 052, ,6l currency
The United States Treasury a. Washington re-
ccivcd to-day S256,303 National bonk notes ior
redemption o .,o IL
The customs receipts were S770,4a0, the IN
formal revenue receipts $9s9,087, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts $67, 7,242. -
To-day's Washington Treasury statement %,
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares Win
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20

I.'II- T-'N I'If''' ~ " wv I''''
london Nav - p nc Cou-o~ - 10 for money and
,sio for tho account Atlantic and Great western hr>'
Trustee. .ol'ln .t., H.. q" second mor&"t
c canadian Pacin. 50. Irlr I'd coutols lcir Illinois
Central loOi, N.>iran ordinary ~ ~. PAU common
-oi,. Ncf,- York C'uuol 113t; Nr>ican Central nov !
cont hord- The of di-o ount l1 tlc open
rarsct for both snort oud three months bills j. Ia per
40, ,..,.. q.
cc,iulc~ tr account and cN'hanf" on Lohnoh y" 80
franc, 49,. ccn'l..r, for rhrrLs ,..,, .
The amount of bullion into the Bank Of England on
balance today - $40 600
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
nnAuS. NOTlCE OF SALE OF
FULL PAID CAPITAL, $1,000, 900.

VILLAGE BONDS. NOTICE OF SALE Or
sEIVLpAGE "LOAN BONDS Oh IHE NlLLAiE
nt tlot,NI NIRNON. WESICHENIfK -. y -
IN ihc o5,h day oi Nav. 1890 at ; o'clock p M tie
W",rh",,et County NewYolN. win. a ter rooms, "a
H. ~ orn nuidine Ahave. in aid village reeve %
'.id nro,',aGs lor p,rchlsr Of Thirtt tJOl Or u
~. -ic ON Donds" II ad village The said !ioiu
viii thSn and there open said proposals ana act'nt & .
unic deem !. Tor 'hc HIoIcS1 Vi ''"
,,iIrrr /, rclrct all OF said proposals ,, . . :,
u1rt of a >cric, ~ Bonds Wh,h ar" 10 os
,.scI hv s,d VILLAGE uGder Chapter Cos OF ule hWN l
isst aud ,h several amendments thereto 10 iuI,
fot IN. ron.trlftl1n ~ perman"h' sl't' 1I ~ ~
,ru Ir, II on~ thousand dollars. and VIII bear Ia
tere.t AZ the rst' of four 90 per sentnm ger % nu m va
tn annually Principal aud inerrt VIII D. pay 1%pr %
- ~. National Cltlzcns' E1nk, IN NcW-f ORR Nv m
hoit.- ", having them made Registered BondS They
Mi a June ist. 1890 and payable A. ioilo"S "
YIN Tio bod. nos 1870 to ls Inclusive June i.t loii
10 " iio iGs' 1919
Tho bonds Will he delivered to the purchasers on or
,,ors ,io Is, day " June. 1890 a. T. m 49,, - y
N Mount Vernon j. -lttat,d upon w "a
\ ii IT, Il. L.. and upon the u ~ ~ ~ ~ 10
r,' ot rninutr.' trlNo from Grand 'ntfH ~ "a M
io ain narh way daily las Itpraton OF o.I looyO
nnd has no other bonded indcbtedne-S ~ hh nn "r
t" "a, 1nd electric lights horse ralioiu St'lr Il
walks croswak-. and - mo- PI,P ib,5 n,r and
Ierctofore bc.n issued and sold at go9l @ nv @
H. nrrrc,d. Of th.m have lr"n cNpend'd III inc consS0'
zion OF .vstem o for sail .liisge' horobv ,a
i, EXPECTED that ne prS,eeG. s,S .S.,Sm TINS '"
W nv order II aid Hoard of Trustees 49, p.,.,
" SAMUEL BERNSTEIN. Acnng rresdeh''
JAS. II. JEEKiNS G,erA'
Dated April 2oth. lso0
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
ST previous statement as

the figures of the last previous statement As
follows:
Mav1- Nav 10 Differences
Net gold n, hand s 400 $50 10 947 $50 Dec $3.50 05C
Net silver on hand 81 4f2I7 % 3i6 Dec. 1o3s2o
on hsnd sa,A 736 sGo1 ss1 Inc. 3i6 $50