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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-13

n NUAI.-COA !.-COAII.--tJn the way and viii be
~ ready for delivery in a few days
! cargo of very superior COOKING coal.
! do do do RANGE do
A deduction made If taken from the vessel.
Please send in your orders immediately, as our
motto is Quick sales and small profits.'
Wood Of the best quality on hand at low prices.
III $40 lbs. given to he ton.
JOHN w. MYERS & co.
Office and Yard cor. G and I'D SITS. First Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-13
BOARDING.

MI RS RATES. At HER BOARDING
nooSE, on the southeast corner Of Penn,
avenue and 9Th street. has made arrangemeo 10
accommodate large number OF strangers viii NJ ca
Al any time throughout the day, and lodgings.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26
A METHODIST PREACHER IN STATE
PRISON.

We doubt not the whole church will blush
throughout this vast country-nay, perhaps the
shame will cross the Atlantic and mantle the
cheeks of" our British BRETHREN e. pecially when
they learn tie enormity, the concentrated, un
speakable inexcusable malignity of the crime OF
which he was convicted! Indeed, we do not see
how the churches in the vicinity can endure the
shock. more especially when to our certain knowl.
edge many methodist ministers are guilty of the
same crime in higher degree. Indeed. We may
as well confess it, we ourselves many years ago
while pastor OF a certain circuit in the N Y. Con
ference, more than committed the same crime while
riding on the Hudson River Railroad-it was not
po ;ket-p -picking-and our eyes often filed with
tears at the time. Fortunately we escaped copvc-
tion then, though after few more extra judicial
and extraord nary judicial decisions of the Supreme
Court it is not improbable that our guilt will be
fcrreted out and that codign punishment will be
inflicted upon US.
The cui prit in this case is the Rev. Samuel
Green, of Cambridge, Dorchester Co, Md. We
have previously noticed his crime and punishment.
but were not aware then that the criminal was q
minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Not
wthsandin & the disgrace of 1t, we are bound to
acknowledge the fact. The crime of the reverend
offender was "having in his possession a copy Of
"Uncie Toms Cabin ! !"
The desperate wretch is at last safe, gone to
the Penitentiary for ten wears This divine Is
already past the prime Of life, and will probably,
before the ten years are expired breathe out his
soul from the walls of prison, and 90 to receive
a second award from the Judge above. Unlike
Paul he does not appeal to Caesar, for there is no
Caesar on earth from whom be can expect any re.
versal of his doom. Let Justice be done. though,
the heavens fall" Let the reverend, viii ite headed
Uncle TOm.reading preacher Of the gospel 90 to
Jail, though heasen falls What is heaven or hell,
compared with slavery ! and let the brother
Methodists who are more than three fOurths of all
the "pious" people of that country keep discreet
silence. And If II gallant, heroic native, like Rev.
j. Long, utlers the promp,ings of a tender con
science, as in his Pictures of Slavery" bring him
before an Ecclesiastical Court. and if you can
not send him to prison, do the next best thing 20
can to suppress this reasonable rebelion this up
rising of an untamed instinct against the laws and
practices on which the very frame work of society
lis based!
Who does not rejoice that we are law-makine
and law'abiding peopleg Wecan look down witt
sovereign contempt upon France, Russia, Turkey
China, England, and oil other half-civilized coun
tries, and call upon the people to throw off al
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26
COLOaED SUFFRAGE.

The amendment to the Constitution of New
York, initiated by the last Legislature, for abolish
ing the property qualification required of col
ored voters, has been defeated for the time being
in way not anticipated, we presume, by any body
To perfect the amendment, it is required that it
shall be published for three months previous to the
choice of the next Legislature see Art. l3, Sec l.
Constitution of lS46). 1t must then pass the Leg
islature again, and be finally submitted to vote of
the people, when if approved, it becomes part of
the Constitution. The Albany Evening journal
gives the following:
These resolutions and five other Joint resolu-
tons, were sent from the Senate with bills requir-
ing the approval of the Governor. The private
secretary separating the resolutions from the bills,
placed the latter before the Governor, and by in
advortance, laid the former aside, instead Of re-
turning them to the Senate sending them to the
office OF the Secretary of State, where they be-
longed. Overlooked, in the hurry of business, they
have lain uhobserved ever since. These resolu-
uons were sent, improperly, but unintentonally by
u deputy clerk Of the Senate, to the Executi, e
Chamber, where, by an unintentional oversight OF
the Governors secretary they have remained until
the object OF their passage has been temporarily
defeated. The Governor had not the resulu-
tions until to-day, and did not know they were in
hs Chamber.
We need not say how sincerely this mistake is
deplored. While each and all who are directly or
remotely responsible for it will accuse themselves
OF want of thOughtfulness, none will impute in
tentional wrong, in act or motive, to either any
of them for it is well known that these rcsou-
tions had the approval, in sentiment and sympa-
thy of the Governor and his secretary, and OF the
Senate and it's officers"
The Democratic journals affect to believe that
the resolutions were designcdly suppressed by the
connivance of the Republican leaders, to ,avoid the
responsibility of the issue presented by them in the
approaching election This may 5e true. but we
shall not believe it without stronger evidence than
hasiyet been offered.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

chains and emulate us, the reest and most enlight
ened and liberal and humane and'happy people on
the globe. Tue Rev. Samuel Green is in Jail
Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand
depart from me, We cursed into everlasting fire
prepared for the devil aud his angels: For / was
an hungered, and ye gave me no meat was
thirsty, and ye gave me no drink:
was stranger and ye took me not in naked
and ye clothed me not sick, and in prison, aud
ye visited me not.
Then shall they also answer him, saying Lord
when saw we the an bungered, or THIRST or a
stranger, or naked. or Sick or in prison, and did
not minister unto thee?
Then shall he answer them, saying, Verilv
say unto you. Inasmuch as ye did it not to one Of
the least of these, ye did it not to me.
And these shall go away into everlasting pun
ishment: but the righteous into lile eternal.
Poor Rev. Samu ell Green. We would sympa
thize with thee but the institutions of society and
the peace of the church must not be disturbed
Why was Christ SO awfully plain il his doctrines
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26
UP AGAIN, BROTHER.

Up again. brother, heed not the fall
Rough is the highway, slips chance to all
Rise to your feet, then have good heart /;
Now, look forward, make fresh start.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

facts were clearly proven, and it is well that the
attempt was not made in Richmond Baltimore,
or the child would have been sold into hopeless
savery.-LancdSter (Fd) Times.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

after an education lie obtained. 1t will not be Of
long duration. Such professional men will bc su.
perseded by more moral and respectable ones, and
more libe al minds will have charge Of public hvs
pitals."
Amen
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

LANCASTER KIDNAPPING CAsE.-At the late Ian
caster County sessions. Anna Brown was sentenced
to seven years imprisonment in the Eastern Penl,
tentiary for kidnapping. 1t will he remembered
that the p, man Brown. who was mulatto,lnyeig-
led little girl of IL years named Baily, in Phila-
d.lphia some time ago, on some specious prctence,
on board of the Lancaster cars took her to Lancas
ter city, and after keeping her there a couple of
weeks offered her for sale for $3.50. at the same
time pretending the child was her daughter. The
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

DUTcH SLAVERY. The Echoof the Hague, says
"We have now, before three bills for the aboli
tion of slavery in the West Indies, just presented
by the Minister of the Colonies TO the second Cham,
ber From a rapid examination we can affirm they
only nominally abolish slavery. According to
these projects government will dburse sum ex,
ceeding twelve millions of forms to purchase slaves
who are afterwards to be allowed to continue to
work for their masters as previously, or to labor
under the direction of the public funetionares but
they not to receive their real liberty until the,
shall have reimbursed the expenses OF their pre-,
tended emancipation, and shall also have gained
the consen; Of the authorities"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27
4 New Nag in The Eield.

The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Herald says that in the of Hunters not
oiy defining his position in regard to the Admins
ration tits the purpose of his opponents to
Gov. Floyd as a candidate in opposition to him. We
know not how this is; but we have our doubts as to
the accuracy of the report. The contest is purely
one between Wise and Hunter-not only for the
Senatorshp, bat for the higher honor of the Presi-
Dental nomination in 1860. As for ourselves we
will consent to no side arrangements Wise is our
choice in preference TO any man in the world. In
deed he is the only man who comprehends, in his
own person, all the elements of complete and tri-
umphant success. His admirable heroic Qualities
his personsl popularity-hs generalship-his pres
tige of nvincibility-al, all point him out as the
very man, who would be most likely to trample Hun
in the Dust nnd achieve a signal victory for the
Administrator We could neverehave half the
spirit to fight under any other persons banner. He
is the idol Of heart-the rosebud Of our alice
tions-the very pink Of political perfection lie is
our friend our contidant, our daily companion. and
would il not be like driving dagger to our soul to
give him up, and that, too, at moment when the
Presidency is almost hiss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27

see the assistance which England furnished the
Europe Powers OF the continent IN money, TO pro-
vent them from utter subiugston by Napoleon. She
furnished to Prussia Il, l0s,s96, to Austria fls.-
eS''4'S, 10 for'ugh Ill,'SV,VVo, TO spain EoI24,-
Wv 10 SWeden toootool To Sicily ~, sle,666, to
N'uss's -s'ooo,'zi, 10 french emigrants and other
Foreigners tS,soo'olS, to the Minor Powers Of Eu-
rope tlo'ooo,VVo. Total, 1891 ,o4a, or about
S-o""V"'oool All this was done in twenty one
years! Ana Tor this assistance TO say nothing of
her Armies and the deot contracted in fighting their
oateS Vor 'hers ihey were, not hcrs) amounting to
-ooOOOO,OoO sterhng these continental powers are
not al all grateful We did not expect they would
DC. "eshould think, however, that the subjects Of
these powers should feel some sympathy with her,
Tor they always take refuge under her wing when
ever they find their own countries too hot TO hold
them We remember, however, what bad citizens
I prosecuted people make here and we are fully pre-
pared to believe that they rejoice to hear Of the muir
ders in India.
The writer in the Examiner seems to entertain
most extravagant admiration of Alexander the
Great, and contrasts his lehty with the cruelty of
the British government in India. Certainly no two
modes of government could be more unlike; and
| while every man has right to his own opinion. We
hope shall be excused for not seeing in the con-
queror, who perpetrated the inhuman massacre Of
Tyre and set lire to Babylon the greatest city the
sun shone upon" in a drunken froic, that per.
fest model OF ruler which We are bound to fall
down and worship. In the meantime. II is not true.
this writer asserts, that the British government
set up any pretcnsion TO make those whom they
conquered worship their God, and worship Him
precisely they do" IL the English press has
| used any such expressions it has wholly ESCAPED
our notice, and suspect we are in the habit OF
seeing fully many English papers as the writer in
question. Some of them have complained that the
government has heretofore offered premium TO
heahenism, by comforting offices, civil and military.
to heather nations to the exclusion of nations pro.
Tossing christianity but does this Indicate on the
part OF the government, any disposition to force its
religion the Hindooss But the other day, an
American missionary. Rev. Mr. U,v stated in an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27

. .. .,n. sPSS ever ssp.,..n, Of trade
s. ~; ;: 80: <. .. =, .:
ies s.a. "a, ns , .,s DAT s0Oa IKE
s r s. ..,s ss,.. sos Thu,
49,; .sS ss. i be. s'; ;.S =. Of sss
saE os essSS s a. an. .s's cSs % s1 n.
ssS . S sc Ss e e Day sSr' s.y 800
se,S ,s ' BON on,o and ho-.d s.., market
ben h,a I.sa ;, 70 So s SSa sn s.''
~ S' %ss:. 40. nd
IA s cs S sos thee dss,poss Of
s:Ins Sssss. y. s, .,ss .
Change ssSs osly 90 SsS Ess, sss as
O or s' 'si nj ss,s: o.
Of Do The marie, "ss nSn :, sss AI nos parcel.
ind the ssSs ss Tor rsss 5000
% Corn ,S' %. sS ss1 Tor brine ssT, 2, y,os
receipt, b.; s',s Ice. .,rs b.
iis .S q DO ss !. I.
We. no I've ensIsd on Change to-day;
Although stocks limited Wiling 70 .si a. ..ht
sS.. s Sss .s Ss no ,I. .:.
demand for any description Of Pre,son. ~ ,Is n,. 90
no sor,s, sSSsaS.' Lard cute. 30, ..dy W. y
tsI a.~.os .es sal. n..ns lot. Eastern
e:s a ss:. isss
s.,S..or.s ssa. dun. ... Of Timothy
hear .h.s,sr cosss~s W, ssoc
TSoy ssss Al ssc sa si.'i'd'' Of %
.ss ana ,n' and he ..fs s So
those 81 Msdo. nearly msrkst ~.
throughnut the exhibited
sales hav bern made ct full
TopAecorhe demand Tor Maryland Tobacco continues li
shippers showing no dsposion
than d-nsnded aud holders e-ins vns pres s.s me
r>ntaeons quite limited
lions Of last considered quite
hes. rates sbsvs the views
cei' Maryland ground leaf Of the CROP
The Of hoid-ss sbT bot
there no ao,ivi the m.kst the neuiiy
shanss tepds 70 dninsh the usual facilities Of tradsL
WoaIherc Ia nothng vhAtsvsr doing In Wool
buying End .e can s.e ne quotations for We
ons Of us deass PHILADELPHIA shipping
rope being uass and unasufs.ssr.
soesa roods sn very depressed condition,
-For whisky the been u
although the inquiry within the
seve than % County WI
Ia, ued through ne -.es At 2hh0si SD
% h' de.erpuon reduced point. ssiss Of
whisky this week reach about 800 eels
LoUIsvILLH TOBACCO MARKET Oct is
Our market in deplorabs condition; .r, no,
euJinE on acount scarcity 81 and
the article n. .rr,,ls N
Of the
samples which offered for sale We
Considerably but the quotations
rhs amal generally Of Fooa
0 that has been raised In Kentucky Reiab.
accounts IRON virginia rather
quality In several districts
and the knife had TO he applied ripe In
the IN, nj. In
We quote;
New LuEs, frosted. Is 5n0l 800
New Lng', nat frosted. 9 200 100
o'o Luss .'...-.---. ................ sonD yOa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27


es sofa tie once OF city, Al ii Selosa n
the National Hotel and AZ pur
Tos ost,ssa ,oa wSSs. properly Tn B..
to be sod :. the American Hotel IN this city, for sas privately
same dlyA Of SIS Aeres Mshsrrin Depot on r. D.
thnrm Of OtS acres, ul a, cAs.,erasa c. H.
S YARN o. 9as .ers PeyAA.An county, Ras-
river f.r Of ass ss2. S S sas sIS,s county,
mile. Ssl9r sso.'le Alb CO. known The winirs. tract
mis, from Rieimond e''' 'n o00ehAoa county u
O-oo@'r. .l. acre. q land In N,- Ken, co.
Ih.a or:,,,ai; o. lots. sly Of MOr,As.d." Beau.
'0I; Sndins n q ss, adv, y s country whT
ilhcOa@'r, .a. Of acre., more or o. In the
lsh-6o%'I, ~: O 40 land buckingham eO..
s.A-E...a,s q 50 q land Orange ana Madison
aMh.oGn, sale Of aSo Of land less in loser
:sSsS 81 10 or Amelia Gs:n .d T. ss
r for sale privately while AbOa, nErOo.
same day-oomr' sale OF valuable mineral land In
BaSkinsham county, near the canal. Zee AdvT.
rosS S. sSy IL A 81 s GsIy's and cA'-a
thIsAs Of 80 yosng mules lot opposite 6Ssus4,
~ 80 =, 4 A. a; At ~ ~ oeoSk =, N;
Sasfasy 81 'aS: :: Ss crops etc. at late rest
Hon Of Sur aI aSS paint
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL ESTATE
u IN
Richard Hin, dwell
city and land the city see ady and Tor inia
uon apply 10 himself a. A. 1890
iI,o Hyco land II mile. from B.1I,s,l-,
depot, on r. a d. X R AdVd by jos. ThA1.on Its6I
bernards Order" lying Henry co., eontE s9O ser..th.
larger portion wood lAnd Adyd BY @. LAmEin Az UNsO,
The Greenbrisr" farm, King
CO. lfl e~ -''''' Ahs "HHAe
Beroots P.ntaiinn eonrg Goa In chestsYse
adv't e. A. N~'-' - ~ NJ zee
:ii; IN ;Gsa q .sIa u
o. or : N''N' N%'' h'oBrr
~
ussment lul '' -'"e -u'e'-
Farm Of 80 acres In Amelia co.. near the RApRR 49,, q.
miles rom Richmond Ady'd By A. H. Young Amelia c N
81 Geo PeAehy, NJ D. eders York rtyr, 1910 40
PAhosa eong 2Ss farm or a an sans -
See Ady't. lt1 ~ ~ - e4AAi 'ols>
hartns lying Jones creek, PouGAAAn ca about %
nent thereon. See adv't. ar ~ '"P'0'e-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27

PEEsnrrEEfAv tN. s. SYvoD % YiRoNn.-On Situr-
day The ioloEiug report Of tho committee on tho minutes
Of the late General Assembly,, AZ Cleveitd Ohio was
adopted by vote ~ 80 t38:
The committee The nnutsg Of the General Asarbly
report that they have examined the same a. psges fOI23
g. aud az IL il Impossible Tor them 10 concur With the
vcEs therein expressed and uhich tho Numbers n this
Synod expected % carry out n the administration Of
the aairs Of our churchcs arc therefore l,t 10 the
alternative Of disolyng our connection With tho General
Assembly ard The committee accordingly recommend that
che Synod Of Virginia do withdraw from a further com
ton with the General Assembly ofthe Presbyterian Church
DO The United Stics, which ho its sessions Cleveland
Ohio IN Nay, 1851 IN recommending This the
Synod, va believe that expressing tho sentiment Of
The great majority cl churches deliberately formed a.
Ger Che most ample discussion and shcp a ths means 81
reconciliation and al the efforts for united action have
been exhausted.
Willie take this ground With 6un trust IN the 1g
tcc u principles, AID unalfcubc reliance on ths
gfanus support Of the great Head Of the Church do
20 With uua5sed affection for brethren IN the Lord
Vbo have comp He'd US TO separate from thqm aud on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27

common Lord.
Syr.d by !. DsnIOr,h. :. %. Mitchell, o Trrad~ oh
A, Il II; BOYD r. r Grat,sr. and William Herring
TIE Following nerootons then adopted rira rocs
Resoissf That the syrod Of Virginia approve a. 4
~he o the r.solu,oes adopted by the convention 81
portion OF our church -hieh lately IN Richmond We
hesSrcd rn.' -e win cordially cooperate In the orga
alton OF the Uni,ed SYNOD Of the Prcsby,esn Chp,eh
which !. to meet IN kaoxve Tenn, the frs; Thurs
day in April next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27

Tux forAro CRor.-The London Star Of n late date
says:-Sx weeks ago farmers were congratulsny them
selves that at length they would enabled to harvest
good crop OF potatoes Never since the FIRST
OF the disease had the plants looked WE'LL Those thu,
had been dug up in excellent condition There vas
All unusually large breadth of land sown and everything
promised we'll The price OF potatoes at the ~aierde
was not more than from 81 f5 per ton Within the
ast lew weeks hover the disease has manifested itself
H. the moet extraordinary Hundreds Of acres
VII not pay for the digging. tho potatoes although
oosi very well when hrst taken OF the ground In
'~eniyour hours are unit tor use Unfortunately this
sudden manifestation OF the disease l. not confined TO .ny
particular district but seems very general This Is very
'ad intelligence Tor the poor Il will practically put ths
valuable escuient beyond their rnsch Fortunately how
ever, We have had a plentiful harvest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27
CHANGE or HOURS.
2AlGTIS
I..-.
2-mWh

~ aud ter the sh % November, Packet
W Richmond Mondays, Wednesday, Pridays. at A NJ
and arrive IN Lynchourg next days at NJ
Returning, the toats
hours and arrive IN Richmond r. 81.
Fare to Lynchburg o. 81 through Lexington and
only ~ Boats rom Richmond n Lyne
turg ~ " -'N
Passengers from Richmond and Lynehburg sov
With the stAge for Charlottesville Pare
Passengers for Buckingham H. stage line
Canton ~
BeO~ see time Of arrival a; intermediate Distances:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27

sARsArARtLLA AND ITS Acrios.-Alterative medicines
are those remedies which given with the to
and reestabsh the healthy functions the animal econo
my without visible acton-of which class the Saspa-
rilla belongs.
VI all the pre- partitions OF that root PHI scar
recommend the compound syrup manufactured by Dr. T.
Hurley as being the only genuine eI,ract-Stdte Ga.
;ette, ". y. oeIG-iw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27
DIED,

On the sl Inst B,rhamsve New county amer pro
astei lness Of several days, rHos N TtMBERLAKE IT, In
the 20 year OF his age. ~ "
Thus passed earth Young man VIM nv IA. ,
baniy aud Kindness % heart around the
hesrts Of all vho knew him. RsquieseAt 10 pace" y
Enquirer and Dispatch please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27

NEw SroGY nv THACxERAr.-Iti is said that the au
thor OF Pendennis is writing story, the 6rst nun
Der oil whch will appear in November We hope the ru
NOR Is true, for new tale by Thackeriy is almost as
raetve suit in the fall STYLE from the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall Of koskhl Wilson, Nos sos ant
sos Chestnut street, above sixth se-ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL ESTATE

IN 80 MURRAY e. LANMAN,S FH.ORInA
49, NATER-The I'm taons % this perfs.,- A.
n ast - they spring Public opinion IrAngss e IAsi
she I'M, peerless cosmetic and SCENT
aAy and becoming What has hfeen ysaIs In
Auerea ihe most popular Of ell aoral esnees Ri Nv
u LanmAn Co., wholesale druRxsts, water - Ne ya,
and hy 81 druFgss At 6Oo. per eoiiie. ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-27

HEAvr pETALcAuoSs IN Nkw YoHx-Somc tim. AGO
special committee OF Oh. New York Common Council
appointed by that body to investigate the financial ar
ars OF the city That committee has its labor.
ana presented report which find In detail Tn. doc
umen, remarkable one, aud dseloses long series Of
ome'aI deticaons amounting to millions Of dollars rr
rors OF omission and commission shown Ia nea, A.,
cry o,auSa OF ,he municipal government Against long
sums OF which the dates begin lar back as lsla the
enure amount OF default being $lSol2 Most OF mi. /,
nov ouia~ed, while sconsdeae e portion Of "a cannot Ia
collected either from the dsinnen,s their snre,iss
Tue over issue OF assessment bonds alone ut
amounts 10 sssoSoo, the amount OF unpaid taxes 81
sS661O, aud the unpaid assessments a. q5e roach
ing the aggregate Of S7,73o,7So What proportion of
ths immense SUN will be collected remains to be seen
Inc Ne. York papers concede that tho per centsre
saved viii DC comparatively tring and that the major
pa this Indebtedness to the tax burdened ci,iIrus
nust oe looked upon as irrecoverably lost more per
eet system OF fraud and rascaty-as wide spread "A
was thorough aud uncompromising-was probably never
disclosed No wonder that property owners In New York
stand sghast at the prospects, for
Gazette. F