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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Mr. Gt,1n,s Wil,

Letters tcstamentary on the estate Of
the late Thomas Gifiin we're granted
Thursday afternoon to May A. Clark
by Register Of Wills Cooch. Mr.. Giffin
leaves $500 to Sarah, daughter of his
brother John; 300 to Miss Marian
Clark, and house 10 Miss May A.
Clark for her kind and unvarying
attention to him while he lived with
Philip Il. Clark, her father
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
saxton. settle Isnrnrement.,
Washington. D. G, Times yesterday.
The engagement ia announced of

Washington, D. Q. Times yesterday,
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Booth Settle and A. Il. Saxton.
Miss Settle resides at Childs, Md,
and is very charming and accom-
plished young lady. Mr.. Saxton is the
son of Francis g. Saxton of the Judge
Advocate Generals Office, War Depart
ment. He has been for some four years
connected with the Providence & Ston-
ington Steamship Co., with headquar-
ters in New York City. and was for
merly with the Pennsylvania Railroad
CO. of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Mrs. e. n. Eel Enterra,nr.

The teachers of Public School No. %
were pleasantly entertained by Mrs
Edgar Il. Fell at her home, No 227
North Franklin street, Thursday night.
Mrs. Fell until recently was teacher
at No. % School. The guests recalled
the pleasant associations and wished
Mr. and Mrs. Fell many years of hap
pincss. Those present were Miss Men
dinhall, Miss Michener, Miss Kane,
Miss Leach, Miss Williams, Miss Nc
Intire, Miss Kettlewood and Miss
Crozier.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Furmau-piilon Trouble adjusted.

The difficulty between John Furman
and Harry Dillon, both residents of
New Castle, has been amicably settled.
The trouble, which camo near resulting
in the death of Furman, occurred
shortly after the arrival of the mid
night train at New Castle on November
18th, 1896, and came very near being a
serious affair,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30

A card on the outside Of Office door
says: = Gone to lunch. BE back in ten
minutes, And, the man will be there
on time That is, for some DAYS, weeks
or even months, he will. Then he will
be at home occasionally for day.
He'll tell you he had headache a
turn Of cholera morbus or maybe he'll
say he had n lump in his stomach and
felt ton miserable To move. The lump
was probably two or three ten minute
lunches condensed.
lhe man who ''holts his lunches
viii find pr. Pierce'a Pleasant Pellets
tho best friend he ever mot.
There is no case of biliousne4s, con
Rtipatlon, Indigestion, heart. burn, -
pr any Of the rest Of tho night marc
breeding brood, that these little "Pel-
I"tsn will not cure. They cure per-
manently. Send 2l cents in one-cent
stamps TO Worlds Dispcnsary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y, and re-
cnive DR.. Perce's zoos page Common
Sense Medical AdvisCr,' profusely
Illustrated.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
AN ENTIRE FAMILY DROWNED.
niA'ressing Accident at Prairie Dog Fork,
Texas, on the Red River.

"'f'Ssing accident at Prairie Dog FORK
Texas, on the f,ed River. l
Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. "a. News
was received here this morning Of the
drowning of an entire family in Prairie
Dog Fork of the Red River, in Randall
county.
Joe Wicker, wife and two children
attempted to ford the stream in a COW
ered wagon and team. The father at
tempted to swim ashore with one child
on his back, but he sank to the bottom
and both he and the child were drow-
ned. The mother and other child re-
manned in the wagon until it was over
turned and both were drowned.
Another family in another section
turned back their wagon in time to
save themselves, but could give no
assistance to the Wickers.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
RuILDING coNpEmKp.
Inspector Grubb Brands u Large Ware
house ms Unsafe.

house as Unsafe.
Building Inspector Grubb has con-
demned the large warehouse owned by
the Jessup & Moore Paper Co., on
Race street near Lammot, as being
unsafe. He has ordered that it be
strengthened within 20 days. Pur.
suant to the order arrangements have
been made with the A. S. Reed e.
Bro. Co. to make the necessary repairs.
The building is large stone struc-
ture on the Augustine branch of thu p,
w. IL B. railroad, and was built in a
substantial manner by the company as
storehousc several years ago. Re-
Gently, however, the wall next the rail.
road has become loose and protrudcs
outward.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
IL Costs Lana. ami Does ,iuon.

Remark when you attend q play or concert
hos many people disturb tho performance by
cruGhing' One man pegins and the cough seem
% he contagious. The interruption R u grent
nuisance, ana thore Is no need OF it. for anyone
may cure cough with the lineola BHisani,which
costs twenty-five cents. IL sontnes Tho infian-
nation In tho throat and looscns tho mucus
which clogs the air pHssages. \ few doses Of
Ely's linoola Bnlsam stop n cough and hoal a
sore tlroHt.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR INTEREST.

Christian Endeavorers all over the
State will be sorry to learn that Masaa-
chusetts has captured our State presi-
dent. The Rev. S. Il. Meeser has been
in our city only little over two years
and has been our president little
over one year, but we part with him
as friend whom we have known and
who, during the rare days of the con Il
vention, found loving place in Our
hearts, He has made most efficient
officer and il is largely due to him that
Delaware had its most successful gath
ering in October, 1885. The Endeavor-
ers, on many occasions, have been per-
mitted to listen to most inspiring and
profitable addresses from him. May
We never forget his message at the
convention, and our motto And let
us not be weary in well doing, for in
due season we shall reap if we faint
not. " He urged the Endeavorers to re-
member three things First, that we'll
doing has its own immediate reward
apart from outward success: second,
that in the resurrection of Christ we
have the affirmation of God that the
spiritual shall triumph over the ma
terial at the last third, that "whatso-
ever man soweth that shall he also
lcnJ 1lu bdltl W iJt lIut iDllOWtTB
of Chriet we must abandon self as a
centre and make Christ the real leader
of our life and the centre of all we do. :"
We have looked upon him as "ours" but
wo will try to be unsetish and give
our State president up to do tho work
which Christ has given him in Worces-
ter. He will preach at Second Baptist
Church to- morrow when the Endeavor-
ers of Wilmington will have another
opportunity of seeing and hearing him,
and after that hope
We will bid him greeting,
Washington in '9G
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR MISSIONARY WORK.
While the ChristianEndeayor societies
in Wilmington have not as yet distin.
guished themselves along the line of
mission work it is true that, here and
there, societies are doing grand work
for missions. TO be sure the mission
AIRY extension idea is young in the En-
dpavor movement, so not SO much
should be expected from this source as
from organizations which are hoary
with age and rich in experience. In
connection with the Endeavor work in
our city at least two missions might
be mentioned as carried on, princIpally
by the EndeavoTers. One is at Decateur
and Buttonwood streets, whore there is
sewing school every Saturday after
noon, Sunday-school Sunday after
Moons and prayermeeting Monday
evenings About GO children attend
these meetings. Those who are in,
terested are now planning for an evening
meeting for the parents in that neigh
borhood. Another mission is at Front
and Market streets, where Sunday
school is held every Sunday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
oRIMINIIh ConKr.
Fifty Cases Are on the Docket for the
February Term.

THY V"sVs HTH UH TWt DOCKet Tor the
February Term.
Fifty cases are on the docket for trial
in the criminal court at the February
term. There are 33 larceny cases.
Three men are charged with burglary :
Eugene Brown, John Wen and William
Brown. Thomas Gentles is accused Of
highway robbery, and Agnes Bessie is
to answer the charge of threatening TO
kill. Henry Lewis may be indicted for
bigamy ard Charles Griffith for gam
bling. There also will be the felonious
assault case, in which George Alexan.
der, colored, is defendant, the murder
case OF the colored youth, Grinnage,
and the Farnhurst cases.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Muilin 8 Son Got m. Contrnc,

Tho Board of Police Commissioners
Friday afternoon awarded to James
L. Mullin " Son the contract for fur
nishing summer uniforms for the police
at the rate of sl5.5 80 per suit, 81 less
than last year. There were a number
of bidders and the figures were close
Finn Brothers received the contract
for helmets at 81. 1919 each.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
The Rnnnnl,n Nnt L.nst

San Francisco, CAL, Jan. 24.-The
American ship Roanoke, Capt. Josh A.
Milton, which left New York PIT DAYS
ago, has at last reached port after a
season of delay and disaster Three of
her original crew were lost in the At
lantic and is were left in the hospital
at Rio Janeiro.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
nose Pine HnIder res,ed.

The hose pipe holder recently pa
tented by Lawrence Mullins of this
city, was tried at Sixteenth and
French streets Thursday, and proved
satisfactory. Onp man could handle
the hose with ease. The Friendship
engine was also given test, which
proved satisfactory.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Pastoral Inyitatto,,s.

The following churches have invited
the ministers named to return as pas
tor next conference year: ST. Georges,
). q. Sypherd; Greenwood, E. II,
Mi Her; WillistOn, j. ID. Reese; POGO
moke. - Strickland; Rowlandsville
and Mt. Pleasant, Ernest Greenfield :
Armory, Dover, Charles |. Stengle /;
Magnolia, W. +. Dawson.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Travis Held TOR Cour,.

Theodore Travis was held in the
municipal court Friday morning in the
sum of 800 bail to answer at the upper
court the charge of attempting to rob
Levy's shoe store few nights ago.
William Groves, VINO was arrested with
him was dismissed of the charge, but
proved yaluable witness.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
AssauItcd by an Insane nnmsstic.

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 81 Mrs. Scott,
sister in law Of OK President Harrison,
who was assaulted by an insane do
nestle, is recovering, although still
suffering from the nervous shock. Tho
assailant has disappeared.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Io sneeeea Mr. Gin,en as NnLnrr,

Edwin a. Reed, deputy recorder of
deeds, has been appointed notary public
by Acting Governor Watson to sue
coed the late Thomas Gillin. Mr.. Reed q
office will be in the recorder Of deed /
Office at the Court House.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Another Postponenent.

The Sunday school meeting an
nounced to he held in West Church,
February llth. has been postponed until
a week in order to secure the attend
ance Of Mrs. Harlow, a prominent Phil
adelphia Sunday-school worker.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
THE. PROPER TIME TO TALK
Those Who Know When and
When Not to Speak.
HOME LIFE OF CERTAIN MEN
Different Ways Wives Treat
Their Husbands.

Bow Talkativs English and French Men
Handle Their interchangeable French
PolIteuess--The American Man Too Obe-
dIent-Destitution of the Genteel Poor
Leap Year Entertainments.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Ea.tYIlIe stntinn nnrnen.

The railroad station at Eastyiile.
Md, on the n. y, 7. ~ y. railroad, was
destroyed by fire Thursday night in
consequence Of which the New York ox-
press due here at 5.05 O'Clock Friday
morning was am hour late.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Fire Mt Mnnnvunl,

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. "a. One Of
the blanket mills of Dubson g. Son Z
extensive plant at Manayunk, was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss s35, 600,
fully insured. Origin, spontaneous
combustion.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Mntnrmnn Collins nnrieh.

Clayton Q, Collins, the Philadelphia
motorman who was killed a few days
ago, was buried in this city Friday
afternoon. lnterment was made in
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30

John Saville was arraigned in tho
municipal court on Thursday on thu
charge Of the larceny Of shoes from W.
p wood. lite was held in 5000 bail to
answer the charge at the upper court.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Accident tn AM Enclnr.

The cylinder head of the engine
drawing the Norfolk express, south.
bound, blew out Thursday evening
near Lamokin. An engine was sent
from this city and the train came ON,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
Penn CInb of DrIawnre.

The fourth annual dinner Of the Penr
Club Of Delaware win be given at the
Wilmington Club, No. l0O6 Kina
stree, Wednesday evening. February
9th.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
A Verdlct for Wehh.

The referee suit of Frank Webb vs..
G. f. Weldin, action for labor and ma
terial, amounting in value to SI37, has
been decided in favor of Mr.. Webb
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
sa,adin TO Race.

James B. Green, the owner of the
pacing stallion Saladin, is negotiating
with jockey TO handle the horse in
nearly all the big races this year.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30

j. Norris Robinson and William Nc
Connell will soon open bicycle store
at No. l0l1 Market street. They will
be agents for the Humber and other
wheels
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Interview with Hon. John
Pilllng Respecting 1t.
DESIRES A NEW CONSTITUTION
And Would Like to Be One of
Its Trainers.

The Origin of the Amendment Changing
the Time for yotiug for New Constitu-
tion-suggestIons Concerning the selec-
tioD of Delegates to the Convention.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-30

Exposure TO cold. damp winds may result in
with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales of Government bonds consisted Of $4,000
coupon IS Of 1907 at 110k. $4,000 at 1107t. $1,000
at III, $1,000 coupon 6s at 11SM xlOoO registered
As OF 1925 at ll6% $4,000 at 1864 and $25O 900 at
11eh. Final quotations follow:
p,d Asked Asked.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
Memphis & Charleston r. X. TO.

's''''''''@|
The r.gnei Committee. representing the "e'r'"
Mortgage B1ndhoIders Of the Memphis and tharicston
Railroad Company. rfter careful con'inefa'on, h"'e %
cdod not 10 accept plan for tho eorgsnzaon of sai
parra1 Company presented by Messrs Adrian lscln jr
Frederic Cromwell W. Emlen Roosevelt. and Edward ~
Glhbs.
All bond and stockholders Of said Company are requested
deposit under sand plan as another p"h' pureH III
the Interest the security holders OF this Company Is III
of preparation.
Dated March 9th. 1896 .,,,n, ,,orc
j. KENNEDY TOD,
ALBERT =. ROE.
PATRICK CALHOUN. Committee.
LEOPOLD wALI.ACH.
Counsel
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
finanrlal.
REORGANIZATION
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY.

To the Holders of Securities of Memphis nnd
Charleston Railroad Company. as foliows'
Tennessee Lien DOnds, Second Mortgage
Extended Bonds, First and Second Mort
gage Extended Bonds, Consolidated seven
Per Cent. Bonds, General Six Per Cent.
bonds, and Common stock.
Nvw-York. March s. 1890.
Plan has been issued the Reorganization OF the
Memphis and Charleston Raruel Company. OF which
copies m-v be Obtained ~ rfce OF the Depositary
under said Plan tie Guaranty rrus, Company Of New
York. % Cedar Street. New-York city.
All hoiders stocks and bonds above mentioned are
deposit the with the said Dcposltary on
" after Wernesday March H. 1sJd
Holders stock OF the Memphis Charleston
Railroad compaly are further notified that In order to
company as provided IN said Pian they must deposit
,he stock and pay instaent Of dollar per
share on OF before April 1890 the second ins'nment
of one dollar ter share before May l. 1890: the
third ns,nnent dollar per share or before juno
s ard the fourth instancnt OF dollar per snare
before July !. 1890
All bond. mus, b. deposited with the Deposi,ary on or
before April l. 1870
ADRIAN ISELIv. Jr..
FREDERIC CROMWELL.
W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT.
EDWARD y. GIBBS.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
FRANCIS LYNpE sTErsoN.
Counsel to Committee.
Refrrr,uu 10 the foregoing. the committee
gives public notice that more thnn minority
Of the seven Per Cent. bonds have nssented
10 the plan. which IL hereby declared cncct-
i've. ADRIAN IsELIN. Jn.. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
findnriQl.

>o,>nnxo>oroo~o>~~~N~~~
To BondhoIders of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and Holders OF mer.
camille Trust Company Certificates OF
Deposit, under the agreement OF Feoru-
ary 10. 1894.
Under and in conformity with the powers and we
OF the Bondholders Agreement above men., utse has
hereby that this Reorganization nr the re-
prepared adopted Plan and Ageenenc pc,sc Railroad
Organization Of The affairs OF the Northern fac s Work.
Company duly lodged the same mn,tte az and
City in the Office this Reorganization "a The
with The Farmers Loan and Trys Conpann nSrdnn with
Mercantile Trust Company and at Berlin ana Lohuo WIN
each oe aid n,aces also will be found printed copr %
~ said plan and Agreement for distribution 70 Doi'
and Certificate holders. - ,.no
EDWARD ID. ADAMS. Chairman.
LOFTS FITZGERALD. Vfce-Chairm""'
JOHN G. BULLITT.
CHARLES H. GODFREY.
j. ID. PROBST,
JAMES STILLMAN.
ERNST THALMANN. 49, rr.rsttee
SS4RkEs CHI HEfsSs 6 PEaMnXki PaERoMWkLL. Of Counsel -
"M' N""'o' A. MARCUS secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
John E.. SHORT & SONS,
INVESTMENT BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
J6 Pine ST. New-York.
MY AND SELL on COMMISSION,


Government stnte. and Municipal Bonds
Stocks and Bonds n, Railroad Companies
g,,~ks and Bonds OF Industrial Companies.
Stock. OF Banks. Insurance nnI Trust Com
raries
Stocks nni Bonds O. Street Railway. Gas
ma Electric Companies
Procure loans FOR Railroad Companies nnd other corpora
cell Trust Certificates fcr Bonis ana SHOCKS
deposited for rporgapxa'on.
Holder, of Bonds and which have defaulted IN IN
.s-e,, or dividends declined In value or have o'her
wise become unsatisfactory dncluding farm mortgages
ar. Invited call upon correspond with us with the
view Of selling such securities or exchanging eh On
advantngu. TERMS for securities paying current interest
dividends.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

Louisiana colsol As at 97is. Ten shares OF the
Shoe and Leather Bank were sold at 20 ,
Railway bonds moderately active, WIN WIN
small changes in values. F1nal Iuota'o'u'
showed more gains than losses. The cher ac,iv .
ty In the Atchison. Northern Pacific. bur,
ington, Rock Island. Missouri, Kansas anu
Texas, Texas and Pacific. and Union Pacnlc IS
sues. Among the strong features We're Atcnlsoh
4s. which advanced ~ 10 IS; Atchison seconus'
Y to PAN; Erie general lien 3-4s n to 64ia Nam
sas and Texas seconds. ~ to 5SA; Northern "a
cifc first registered. u to 1l5k; Southern hail-
way first 5s, II to 91 Texas and Pacihc hrst %,
1a to 50: Union Elevated first 6s. ~ TO S'1;
Fulton Elevated firsts. to 60; kanawha ana
Michigan 4s. to s2. Kansas and Texas first 4s
were down. " to SAN; Northern Pacific consoi
5s receipts, x TO A.; Texas and Pacific second
incomes. * to %: Kings County Elevated firsts,
to 81, and Chicago and Northern Pacific frst
receipts. to AZ.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. COW
erng actual results Of two days ago, compared
with the last previous statement, shows the fol-
lowing balances:
March cs March 30 Changes.
Net gold h'dsl2s 633 26o s12s III $50 Inc. s7sGG
Net legal
net sr E%aa on d a$sS$$si Dee Dee sss
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates .S26 3l6 1tp f2G1 313I5 Inc. WIN
Deposits In bank. % 729457 "GT02 69J Inc. vE'242
Available cash s2s ,5s22 s2ssOls674 Inc. s9G7452
Deduct minor liza o.
bilities ........ l74C7774 lG.oGos46 Dec 497.a2s
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
Nntfinn Galts, Ginanrlal.
Nnffion JaIfs, TlHuHtIUI'
LOUIS MESIER, AIsttonteeGr' ttG
REGULAR AUCTION BALE
OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
Ry ADRIAN H. MULLER & sun,

LSEIs LRSEEGrfHS MHs'kEt kfetrioS A6s'is%HffEf'' s%fE
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN II. MULLER & sun,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1sT. Q
At 1890 o'clock at the York Rea-Estate Salesroo
(By order OF Executors)
Note s Of j. B. shepard 5000 francs. dated Paris
s.hares N Z Boston Ia. Co; .,l.i1{. Din lIe3
CFor accoun, Of whom il may concern)
10 shs Title Guarantee Trust CO. ., ,,,ro
s'0" 'aRass Rasst. isdsn'is Bds' 1918. ny
q shs. Corn Exchange Bank
s sSs y Of Ns% Sok Rst p Water
5000 Hscker- Iones;jewcli Milling Co.. list M'se. t
p. c. Gold BIDS 1872
50 shs. United states Fire Ins Co
10 shs. Real Estate Exchange Auction Room'
40 shs Interna tional Rock Plaster Co.
siscp is p9re Green RIVER % Goal Coke Co.. is Mse
Bonds dIypothecated).
l$o shs Title Guarantee { Trust Co. ~
s5, ,os3 ST. Louis San Francisco consd Mse p. c.
s5oooo Atlantic i & Pacific r. r. Co. Guaranteed Trust
.'Y Is. state Trust Co. certfs: r, Guar
s3ooc Atehison Topeka & Santa Re c. X. H. Co. uuar
., .,. o.,,l an,eed rI Trus, Fund . p c. NoeS'
5000 Pittsburgh. Pansvile & Fairport LIST Mtge. D
p. C.. Terminal BIDS.
10 shs American Smollelsss Powder Co.
80 shs. Union Typewriter Co.. lst Pfd.
60 shs Taze DALEY Co.
20 shs Brooklyn Warehouse K Storage Co.
80 shs. Bank Of North America -
leo shs Complete Electric Construction co. Uiypd).
~ shs National Park Bank.
3i5 shs Complete Electric Construction Co. tftypd)
800 shs Complete Electric Construction Co. Hipyd.).
10 shs lawyers Surety Co.
- shs. National Safe Deposit Co.
s2 shs American District Telegraph Co.
shs Columbia Bank.
80 shs Broadway Fire Ins. Co.
share blooming Grove Park Association.
~ shs Broadway Insurance Co.
l6 shs- Mercantile Credit Guar. Coz NJ \.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
PROPOSALS FOR s4.3OO,S1499 GOLD

V)KOHOSALS FOR @f'oV"'oi''" WIZ
L Bonds and Stock Of the city OF New York.
EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS, GUARDIANS. AND
OTHERS HoLbING IKusT FINDS ARE AuTHoR-
zP ~ FAY 4Gh T2 TyHsT ER cS IN T'HsR R hSXM
Sealed proposals will be received by the CONTROLLER OF me
city of NewYork. Mt his ONCE No $50 Broadway unil
Wien sher viii publicly opened. FOR the whole part
the following coupon or registered bonds ana STOCK OF
o. HpS merca snd n,sres of e PsypSs nssen m
Standard of weight and nneness to Wit
g. SIS 10000 consolidated stock on the City of New-
York, issued for various public E"sgryposss-
c38 400 90 'Consolilated Stock of the city Of New
York" for. nsw site and building for the
COLLEGE II ,he city c OF ey nsr an and for the the
payable November 1918
400 no 90 Cesl-ol lated Stock OF the City OF New
York to provide for payments OF awards.
costs SC, certified by the Change OF Grade
Damage Comnlsson-the principal payable
November 1910 A. c,,. = ~
i'o''" York" known as Additional water stock'-
loo mo 90 .'Consoiated Stock Of the city u New
York knpxn Additional croton Water
stock Of The sH.u.S Si,y Of SswiyGr-he 6,s prin-
1000 900 90 ed Stock q the city OF New.
York" known Dock bonds Of the City Of
New york"-the principal payable November
soOooOo ;ccn.odatcd stock Of the city OF New
YORK." known n,s as rire nydraaa ,t1s stoek'-ths
-'''' YORK" known as school House ionds''--tho
m p5nspS ss 'SSs'In Ss nciss Sosrr m sealed T, env.oD.
ndor- PROPOSALS for Bonds OF the Corporation OF mo
CITY Of New York and enci proposal should also be in
'hf &c cnS X, Sf ,StSrmniik StswSiiiik see City Record
~ '' AsIIHEi. r. FITCH. Controller.
CITY OF NEW -YoRK FINAycE DEPARTMENT. Con-
troier's once March ie 1890.