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Personal.

GEs. GRANT leaves this evening for his trip
In the Far West. Hon. u. Cooper, Tenn; Gcn.
ii. Bongthon, Cal Hon. J. 7. MoHat, Balt-
mere, and Or. q. u. Irwin, Of South Carolina,
are at the Mstropoiitan Hotel. Hon. C!c.
SIMPSON, III, and II. g, Hopper, Of s.. Louis,
are at Bunker's Avenue Hotel ID. S. oeodins,
Indiana; y. J. Carrington, 5. o., and DIV.
Emerson, Of Mdhiiel Ala, areat tie Kirk wood
House. III. ]. Thomas, U. s. A., and James
House. o. o. Potter, Texas; q. II. Thomas,
Texas, and Col. 7. p. Shelicross, West Va,
are at the Ssaton HOUSE J. NJ. Walker, Ne
vada; s. NJ. Bryan, Tsxss; Lewis II. Camp
bell, Ohio, AID Henry Shade, Of New York,
are at willards. J. W. Whitney, U. s. A; O.
W. whipple, U. s. A.. Hon. Burt Van Horn,
N. Y; Captain Burteli, U. S. Coast Survey;
A. b. Taylor, U. S. A., and J. II. smith, U. s.
A., are at the Ebbitt House. ..
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MIR. Eliot, of Massachusetts, In speech on
the territorial policy OF the Government, de-
livered In the House OF Representatives on
April rs, 1850, proclaimed the following pro-
phe,ic language:
whether tho Union Is not strong enough to
sustain an admin istration which win rest upon
the theory Of our constitution, aud upon the
foundation which the fathers laid.
You may shstter, IL you can, this fair fabric
temple, and strike down the statue, but the
selves.
statue had BEEN erected; sna e was .sIs ssst
daily, In the morning, as the rays Of the sun
iell upon the image, sounds OF sweet music
went from at to inspirit and encourage the
votarics at the shrine. But an Egyptian king
music to be hushed, that he might find whence
the strains proceeded, and whether the priests
In the temple had not deceived the people. Sir,
upon this land our fathers reared their temple,
stood. Not In the morning alone, but at high
noon and At set OF sun, day after day, sounds
OF heavenly harmony have gone from II, cali
ing upon the oppressed aud downtrodden to
come aud 70 be free; Rude hands have been
have fallen upon that statue; but when, IL
ever, the power shall come that will shAtter
the edince, and lay the colossal i'm age low, in
order that the mystery OF the music may be
revealed, II will be found, I believe, in the
providence of God, that other hands will re.
build them BOTH but no Washington, nor JEFF
ferson, nor Madison, nor Hamilton, nor such
like artihcers, will be commissioned for the
work, until that Institution which dishonors
ing brow the sweat which should earn h fs
bread, shall be forever oyerthrowu"
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Division OF IN. stat. or r.,.,.

AUSTIN, June 2s.-A special to the Calves.
ton Buieiig says: The question u. the divis-
ion OF ~ state came up yesterdayS.p
Smith endeavorsd to haye our boundsfDes v
.ehangcd ttAt dslveston you'd get tAsr entire
sonfpl q the harbos rnd for this purpose
pr4esed rug ne al SOFT -sfom the
nopth Of Trinity rive toe tuif9 Esstsrn
nsssen fsssh' y vises.as -
International Christian Association
DKrRoIT, June 2s.-In the International
Christian Convention on Saturday, the Com
mittee on Associations reported, recommend
Ing the for nation of . womsn's Christian As
socistioo, and against making our association
Temperance association, but advising indi.
vidual opposition to intemperanee. The to-
bacco question II lslt toIndixidual DON seience.
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PRECIOUS influence must emanatc from
Washington College, Lee'sl, Virginia. At
N, ,he recent alumni supper the fourth regulA T
t ,SaAI was as follows: The fallen heroes OF
,ne war! Noble men The story OF their mar
yiuoh ADDS fresh lustre to motto too often
shee,.I AZ, Duics Il dScOrHm est pro Ddfrta
sald ne Ild not believe the Confederate heroes
nau Iaheh IN NAin-"th cause for which
Jaekson anu stuart fell cannot be in vain, but
toast was; " The true men Of the Soutbi Hay.
ing courage without rashness, prudence with.
out timidity, they neither quail before he
iIown OF power nor lawn upon the hands that
have manAeled the liberties OF their c0untIviii
zen. AIkeri in responding, said " that dur
ing the war he had tried to do his duty in
sseklhg me real interests OF yirginis, and that
since the surrender he had never bowed ths
knee 10 BaAL lie never meant to acknowI.
edge higher allegiance than that he owed his
native State" "
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The Di,pateh says:
MI. Alexander Dudley, who has for SO many
years flied the position Of president of the
Richmond and New York River Railroad Com
pauy, on yesterday evening resigned the o nee.
The board Of directors accepted his resigna.
ton, and unanimously appointed DR.. william
was subsequently, appointed legal attorney for
the company.
The Richmond Ners says;
Judge Underwood's court adjourned over yes
terday until the 18th Of November, at which
time and place the Davis trial will be re.
We understand that some symptoms OF the
cholera have already made its appearance in
our city.
Tnr Lynehburs Eeps, of Saturday, says,
John r. Harris, an old citizen Of Meoklen.
burg county, committed suicide In Petersburg,
story widow o. he darIsy House. He had
have been the cause of the rash act Ipp''ea 70
The vestry Of st. Johns church, at Ports
mouth, Va, have called to the reetorship OF
TIE The. church y Rev. Mr.. Greer, Of Clarksburg,
The Abingdon Virginidn says that some Of
the wheat crops In Washington county are
ars nsny .a!s mot 1. hSns the
though late, looks well and thriving.
The Native Virginian says the wheat crop In
orange county 10 an unusually fine one. The
The Richmond Dispsie8 Of Saturday, says,
At . meeting Of the tobscco trade held on
SATURDAY at the rooms OF the Chamber OF
| Commerce, committee consisting OF Messrs
David ]. Burr, l.. II. Frayser and Samuel NJ
Bailey, was appointed to proceed to Washing.
1 ton to represent the interests OF the Richmond
| tobacco trade.
The Lynchburg Hers OF Saturday contains
the following:
| Mr.. Martin ID. Tinsley, an old citizen OF
| Amherst county, committed suicide on Fri.
day morning last, by drowning himself In the
James river, near Salt creek, ten miles above
this city. ror some time, probably since the
disastrous result OF the war, and the conse.
luent loss OF great portion Of his property
Mr.: Tinsley had been In a moody, distressed
| state OF mind, and several weeks symptoms OF
| insanity became so decided In him tn at he was
strictly watched by his family. On three occa
| sions before the successful attempt to kill
himself he had eluded the vigilance Of those
| who watched over him and gone to the river
for the Pnrpose Of putting an end to his life.
near Liberty, In Bedford county, last week,
at the extreme age Of los years. The deceased
| was veteran OF the War Of 1912, and at the
| battle Of Craney Island received a wound in
the knee from the effects OF which he was per-
mAnently disabled. He was an old time nVir-
EiniA gentleman" and died as he had lived, a
devoted patriot and an earnest Christian.
The County Court OF Halifax, on Monday
.'sst, made the subscription Of $500, OO0 voted
b. the people 70 the capital stock Of the Nor.
The harvest In Roanoke and Botetourt
counties is progressing rapidly. The crop
promises . large yield.
A negro man was run over and killed by an
engine on the southside road, near Petersburg,
on Friday.
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AprThST cxyrH Hr ne H. n,SS''(
WIsTixgT1S. Jnne ia rsss
Special Ordcis, No. lt3.
The following order has been received from
the War Department:
board OF officers will assemble in the War
Department to Investigate, prepare and report
upon such claims presented to the department
as may be referred to 1t by the Secretary of
War The board Is authorized to call for such
additional evidence in writing, or under afii-
davit as may be necessary to complete each
case; and the heads of bureaus of the War
department are directed to Furnish such in
FORMATION as the board may call for for such
purpose.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Messrs. Smith, Randolph b Co.'S New York
etssnaes
eminent bonds prior to the July disbursements
meets with but partial suceeas as yet, although
seconded and abetted 81 some Of the newspa.
abandoned their laudatory strain, and are now
decrying our securities as Enthusiastically as
they day or two ago upheld them: The ant.
mus OF the scheme is so manifeat that few
are frightened by the mere repetition Of the
threadbare tale of "greenbaek redemption
and as the nr.s proxino sPpro.ehss, when the
some thirty-nine millions coin, apart from the
corporation dividends, the chances OF any
heavy decline until after the reinvestment de-
mand snail have been satisfied appear to grow
The gold premium has strengthened some
what under evidences Of growing scarcity OF
coin for delivery, one-eighth having been paid
Tor the use OF II to-day, and even q higher per-
centage bid already for tomorrow. The
European steamers sailing tomorrow have
The ease OF money 10 unabated, and till au-
tumn approaches the supply Of unemployed
capital i thought likely to suffer but little
with occasional exceptions at two per cent.
to the Government bond houses. The share
market Is still well sustained for the leading
railways. The Transactions in foreign exchange
NEW YoRK, June I'll p. m.-Cotton, firm;
demand moderate at aiji cents. sugar Arm;
efn, SIO@yi5 80. Wheat dull and nominal; No.
2, t2.03; No. /. s2H9t2.l5. Corn dull and nom
inal; 81 .olSh;o3, Oats dull and lower; sly
cents. Rye dull and nominal; u 80. Pork
quiet and steady, t2s6st2s.l2. Gold u .4oIs.
BALTINoRk, June 2d.-There is a rather
better feeling In the market for Flour, and
holders are less disposed to press sales. We
note transactions as follows: foo barrels spring
Wheat extra at go; 100 barrels Howard st rect
Extra at tos7lS; 800 barrels City Mills Extra
at s1l; and 200 barrels good do. at SiI.25.
-Whedi-Recei pts $50 bushels white
and $50 bushels red. Market dull. Prices
nominally unchanged. Only sale reported 100
bushels new white, out Of order, at "a so.
Corn.-Reeeipts Ills bushels white. Market
steady, at about yesterdays prices.
Sales: White $40 bushels Of blue eye at Il 05;
Sos DO at .o5; 2t6 prime at 49, and 500 choice
at Sl.l5. No sales Of yellow reported. Quote
good to prime at q .09fpti.l0. -
Odfs.-Receipts, l,f75 bushels. Market very
dull, and prices tending downward, ranging
soc. to SIC. FOR Maryland and Pennsylvania
sales: go bushels at s7o.; 500 at Soc; leo at
s6c.j loo at Soc; $50 at $40.
Cotton 10 much hrmer to-day, and we hear Of
offers at 3lMc. for middling being refused this
forenoon
Provisioni.--The market Is much armer to-
day, and we note an Improved demand for
bacon, both from the trade and from jobbers.
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The Louisville Courier (Democratie) says
that the country has been given very exag.
gersted idea of Grants military capacity; that
his genius Is rC lily of an inferior order, and
that his achievements during the war were
those OF lucky blunderer rather than OF a
great captain"
The editor of the Louisville Courier Is Simon
Bolivar Buckner, and OF this same Simon the
Albany Ercning Journal gives the following
scrap OF history. The Journal says
"Simon had comm and of q certain rebel
work known as Fort Donelson. Grant In
vested and held II completely. Simon wanted
to go home. Grant wouldn't let him. Simon
asked upon what terms he might get out Of
the box; Grant told him that the terms were
unconditional surrender Simon declared
that As Southerner and a chevalier he could
not consent to that Grant then wrote: Il pro-
pose to move immediately upon your works
simon read theletter, and, like Captain Scott's
coon, came down. But the inc ident led him to
form very poor opinion OF Grant. We saw
simon when he passed through Albany on his
way to Boston harbor, and we concluded then
that he had no admiration for Grant. He will
probably lind at the Democratic Convention
many who agree with him; and for the same
reasons.m
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Arrival nresa AspfnNaIl.

NEW YonK, June 2s.-The steamer Chaun-
ccy has arrived from Aspinwaii with dates to
the goth and $500 900. ...T ~ NJ. p
Tho steamship Japan. which arrived at Pan.
ANA on the ltth, In % days from New York,
sailed afterwards for San Francisco.
]. Ross Browne, Minister to Chlpa, was
passenger on the Japan. -N
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Fire and Loss OF Life.

sfRIseyrELD, MASS, June 2.-warren,
Hale 4 Co.'S piano-leg mandatory and saw,
mills, at North Dana, Mass, were burned Fri
Day last. Loss $4,000, insured for $1,000
Hubbard woodward, an employee, was fatally
burned and many others were seriously In
iured, ...#.. ....
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Rur,aAfo noasl,

BALrixonE, j une 2s.-Miss Caroline y. Stur-
geon, a highly respected and cstimable young
lady, aged a years, residing at tl4 West Lom-
bard street, was so badly burned this morning,
from the contact Of her clothes with q stove,
that she died At d, m,
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Nl2y- D Flee OF
tS NATIONAL FREEDMEN's SAVINGS
AND TRTTsT COMplNy

Corner Nineteenth street and Pa. ave.
NOTICE: All moneys left on deposit at this
Bank, (eornsr Of Nineteenth street and Ponnsylya-
MIA avenue.) between and the 2ist day Of July,
will begin to draw interest from DATE OF DE-
POST, If left In bank six months.
Let all who have money by them drawing no In
tore.t, however small the sum. put II at once In
the Bank.
Sums Of $50 or over, II left deposit thirty days
or more. W draw interest at the rate OF four per
cent. per annum.
The actual cash deposits Of this Bank on tho 81
day Of May were t7i7. 4t'o7.
D. L. EATON, Astuary.
J. W. ALvoRD, President.
II. d. CooxE, Chairman Finance Committee.
jel0-dlm
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luEEsIs QUITE a CONTROVERSY going on in
regard to the religious views OF Judge Chase.
uHc party will have II that he is a Methodist
and the other, that he Is an Episeopalian
The Chief Justice is = constant worshipper At
Wesley chapel, In this city.
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u EuNoEED thst Mr.. Pike, Of Maine, will
in'3OlGee a proposition to tax Government
honda per cent. This would probably carry
through the House, but what would be its IA te
IN the senate Ia not 80 certain.
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NV MUsIC.-John ,. Ellis, 800 PennsyIys-
i..h 1yeHue, sends Us Champagne Charlie, as
'.nE " keiIy Icons rrOuPei Marie, Folks,
u br fFank 7. Howe, OF this eityi Ely Mi.
N0LfUeen, By Benedict-All published by him
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Shot NV N policemen.

MEMPHIS, June 2s.-aeo. Kurzwslt, In at
tempting to rescue friend, who had been ar
rested, was mortally shot by Sergeant Brown,
Of the police. Brown 10 arrested.
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WHAT'S HER NAME AND WHERE'S nER
HANEr'-Among the gay throng Of bellies who
graced the Presidential grounds Saturday eve.
ming last, listening to the strains OF sweet mu-
sic Of the Marine Band, was young lady who
was literally the Conserved of all observers"
her beautiful face, radiant with innocent
bushes, smiles, and dimples, WAS a at subject
Tor the brush Of Kellogg, and the symmetry
cal form charming model for Resm's "Syl-
Wan Maid" But we fear that the master
touch OF the painters brush would fail to do
justice to the beauty of the speaking cye,m or
the cunning hand of the sculptor portray in
marble form SO faultless. But how few Of
US are perfect! And sad to think that the fair
being of whom we write Is a cripple for life,
and compelled to move about on crutches,
having only one foot, and that one pretty
rival to Cinderella. Still she moved over the
green sward with dignihed mien and as grace
FULLY as fawn. Many q bachelor heart beat
throbs of sympathy, while fair cousins bowed
their heads In admiration as she passed them
by. Under the unfortunate circumstances one
would be led to imagine that the face would
naturally be sad and subdued one, On the
contrary 1t was cheerful one, full Of hone
and Christian resignation, and left CLEAN Of
sunshine wherever 1t rested.
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CoNPIRNArioS AND RgJEoTIos.-Thc SEN
ate, In executive session, on Saturday, con-
hrmed the nomination of Martin I. Nc NJ shop,
OF New York, as Minister to Paraguay. The
nomination of Gen. John L. Milford, as col
lector for the Third district Of Virginia, was
rejected,
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HN1Je NJ Y v RS d FFICE, CITY
~ HALL, WAsHiNGToS, d. c., June q. ls6S.
Persons residing In sections OF the city where
sidewalks or streets are being paved, or where
sewers or other Corporation works are being con-
struccd under contract, will confer special favor
by reporting to me any case where the work Is
not properly done. and where the requirements OF
with.
This Is rendered necessary to protect property
holders and citizens from inpositions such as are
known to have been practised for years in this
city. 8. J. BOWEN,
Je2o-lOt Mayor.
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Money Brokers.

WHITE LINEN DUCK. wv
W. Bug Linen buck, 49,.
White aud Brown Linen Drilling.
Checked Linens. Brown Linens.
White and ColOred MaTseilles.
Summer Under Vests. T|...
81 Blue FLANNEL.
summer CassimeTes,
summer Flannels,
furnitnre ChintE
Furniture Twills aud Brown Liuans
WIZ, H. RILEY 4 IitOTRER.
No. NJ Central Stores,
jGJ-tuf Between Seventh and Eighth sts,
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lot of new VIII eat was sold in Norfolk
Friday, at - 40 per bushel.
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Special Nctices.

sd.A REPUBLICAN MEETING OF
bS THB FIyrH WARD will be held on NON
DAY, the 18th day OF June. 1885, at o'clock, D. M
street north for the interest Of the workingnen Of
Gsliedby ..-. -- MANY VOTERS.
je2D-1t JON.
eaf. w As ii @ TON CO-OPERA-
kS TIVE BUILDING AND DErosIr AssocIA-
TIoS.-Ths regular monthly meeting fqr, payment
Of dues will take place on the second Wednesday
night Of next month, at 80 clock, at Temperance
Hail. The recent failure Of the Washington Go.
operative grocery store Ninth street)
Is not connected With this institutisn In any way.
Our hnances arc 10 the most satisfactory condition,
swill be shown by a detailed statement which
will be read ut the next meeting. .-,.- roo
je29 ..r,' Secretary.
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me s.s .nssrfe.t .. View York.

Nkw foR Z, June 2s.-The congressional
eosmittee a rived here this m,,rning In order
70 DC present and take part In the grand pro
eessioh and opening eeremoni 90 Of tho ssen-
arrived thtS .iaorning.
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EoR SALE. "A No. LIGHTEXPREss WAGON.
I'm 10 perfect order, Apply at 2o Pennsy lyanis
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The Retl Irn Of BI.hop HendrieL.

A"e hes' irn OF Bishop Hendriek.
81 Louis, June 2s-The welcome OF Arch
oishop Hent rick on his return from Europe,
was the lar gest denomination OF the kind
ever seen heI e. Over thirty Catholic societies
were in the procession. There were about
5000 persons In the line.
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,els}e G. k. HOWELL 4 CO.,
~ No. 2sExBNTH STREET. BETWEEN y
AND @ STREETS,
A splendid Assortment Of BOOTS AND SHOES for
Ladis. and Ssstisnen Misses. Youths and Chill
No. t62 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE
jASl-n PATENT OFFICE.
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l0ffICIAL !

HEADQUARTERS or TuE AMY
AprTASr GRSERAL'E OFPICE,
WAsHINGruS, Juue l6, 1856,
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PANS, June 2s.-In the Corps Lcgislstif,
yesterday, q contract made with the Transai-
lantic Steamship Company for the trans-
portation Of mails to Panama and Chill was
approved. ..
SOUTHAMPTON, June 2s.-Arrived, steamers
Germania and wescr, from New York.
FnAsKroRr, June as.-United States bonds
are quoted to-day at T7sk. TO-.
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~ ATrEes In LoUIsIAN.
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RoARDIEa-FIRsTC CLASS BOARD WITH FUR.
ID nished Rooms can be had at 4sJ y street, be.
tween Filth and sixth streets. Also. Table Board.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS vs.. THE UNITED STATES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

Inc married women's property bill passed q
second reading in the English House of Com.
mons, on June llth. after discussion.in which
Mr. Shaw Lefevre and Mr.. John Stuart Mill
foreioiy advocated the principles of tine pro-
posed measure Of relief for married woman,
which resembles our statutes on the subject
The Attorney General, though opposing the
oul, admitted the necessity Of a remedy for the
hards hips eomplained OF, and confessed read
iness TO vote for law not quite so sweeping in
ats character. When the vote was taken, the
House Of Commons was found to be equally
divided, when the Speaker voted aye, in ac-
cordanee with an cid rule Of Parliament in
such cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

THE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale ard in wrappers ready for the mails, con.
tains the Presidents Message yetoing the bills
for admission OF seven of the southern States
10 representation in Congress, with their pas.
ssee over the veto: the doings of the two wing
Of the City Councils; the Marriage of Senator
Herderson-full account; the Public School
Examinations; Twenty -four Hours A
strange story; the Brieklayers' Strike in New
York; Society News; Political News; Wash.
ington News and Gossip; the Courts; the Work
ing People; Useful Items of Domestic Econ
omy; Humorous Sketches; with Departmental,
and Local News; Agricultural and Houseksep-
ping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic
Dispatches from all parts of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

DEBT OF THE CIrY.-It is the intention of
Mayor Bowen to apply to Congress to pass a
law to authorize the corporation to issue bonds
to BE- used in payment Of the Indebtedness of our
city government. This debt is said to be over
nine hundred thousand dollars. To guarantee
the credit Of those bonds 1t is proposed to apply
me nrst revenues received from taxation to the
payment Of the interest upon these securities
The Mayor proposes to ask this legislation at
once, IN order that the numerous creditors of
the city may receive speedy relief. This meas
ufe Is necessity, in order that the Mayor may
OF reileNed from the pressure Of these creditors,
and thus be enabled TO devote much more time
10 the needed improvements of the city in all
department