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New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

1t is announced that Senator Sherman and
"certain banking interests" are very much op-
posed to those features of HOOpsr's bill pro-
hibiting the increase Of the public debt, which
forbid the payment Of commissions to brokers
for the sale of bonds and gold. We should
think it quite probable. But we can
tell these parties that there is majority of
the Senate and there are large popular interests
that approve tie bill for the very reasons
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

1t is not good sign for the Pacific Railroad
that, in spite of our remarkably open Winter,
the SHOWS on the mountains have completely
blocked it up for over half Of the present
month. There has not been q single train
through since the 12th. The experience of this
Winter will be sure to give an impetus to the
Southern routes, and, when the Government
can afford it, they will certainly receive
assistance in some form.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

lately acted aud we dare say IL will be equally fortu,.,
mere. AT any rate the actress is fayorito. and WI,
surely DC welcomed. The present week at the Broad
way viii be occupied by miscellaneous performance
Mr.. Hackett succeeds Miss Regnolds-of eour.s 4.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Prices of seats have been reduced AT IN.
Tammany Now features are continually introdueea h,
the performances there given Tonight may bo sesa
among many other matters, The Horse Marines"
The New-York Theater is closed. "For tb;.
relief much thanks" II only remains for Mr. slsv'
site The rent demanded for this nondescrpt shaniy
t22500 per annum. .l-4I
1t is stated that Miss Lisa Weber win
shortly leave the troupe at NlblOs Garden and co "a
another theater. Also that Miss Markham member -
the Thompson company Is seriously H. and has los ths
sight OF one Of her eyes.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Ko,sas which year ago rejected an amen y
,,ant 70 its State Constitution authorizing ne
Gro suffrage, has now been the first to ratiy
the constitutional Amendment which Congress
has lust submitted. We cannot doubt that It's
action foreshadows the course of all our ke-
nublican Legislatures. Against grants OF SUI
frage in individual States there were always
plausible objections which do not apply TO
General measure affecting all the States alike.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

The soil of South America vics with the
people in revolutionary movements. Hardly
mail now arrives that does not bring reports OF
new earthquakes. To-day our letters mention
new shocks at several places in the United
States of Colombia and in San Salvador, and
fears are entertained that many more will follow.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Did you ever hear of an active, earnest mem
Der of the Democratic party who even seemed
to want efficient measures taken to prevent IL
legal YotingY Aud can you imagine that the
wire-workers of that party do MT know which
side profits by illegal voting, and how 1t is
ocFocfnd9
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
orr MARKBTS.

A bill has been sent to Albany which aims
at the exclusion from stands and stalls IN our
City Markets of any one not resident on thls
island. We are heartily glad of this. lt puts
in striking light the absurdity OF our entire
Market system. A Public Market was origin
ally place or square of open ground whereon
producers OF Fruits, Vegetables, &C., were
invited to exhibit and dispose Of their eatables
from their carts or wagons to those who wanted
them to eat. It's object was the hcllatlon
Of direct trade between producers and con-
sumcrs aud the abolition of hucksters or mid
dlemen. In our present markets, producers
have no standing: middemen rule the roost
we cannot abolish them if we would; but
VIC might and should oblige them to provide
the premises wherein they carry OH their
trade. ...t
The City should at once sell every Market,
and 90 out of the Market business altogether.
Nothing short of this will effect any real re-
reform of existing abuses.
-" But we can't do without Markets"
No, nor should we. There would be markets
cnough-first-mte ones. and located just where
they will best accommodate cOnsumers-if tho
City were ont Of the business. If Washington
Market is in tho right place, 1t would stay
there if sold by the City; if not it would be
removed to the very spot where it ougl't to be-
What Is needed thoroughly to reform our
Market system is that the City should take her
hands off and Keep them oil. Let Tie Board of
Health take care that diseased or decayed
substances are not sold for food, aud let that
be the sum of oflicnl interference with the
Food supply of the City.
Mcssrs. Mayor, Controller, and company |!
you know the right of the case; will you help
realize it9 LI. ..t.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

The XLIst Congress viii convene and the
House be organized at p. m. of Thursday, the
4th inst. Mr.. COlfax will take the chair of the
Senate, but there will probably be no election
of officers in that continuous body. Mr.. Blaine
will be chosen Speaker of the House, and Mr.
Mcpherson probably reelected Clerk. In the
lower Offices, there should be some changes;
but we fear there will not be.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Four appropriation bills-the Army, the In
dian, the Diplomatic, and the Legislative, Ex-
ecutve. and Judicial-are still before Congress,
and the chances are that some of them will
fail. Better this, Congressman should remem-
Der, than the slipping in of unwarranted items
at the last moment.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

We are requested to state, and we state it by
authority, that no letter has been written or au-
thorized to be written by Judges Agnew and
Williams, or either, recommending the appoint
ment of any person as a member of Gen.
Grants Cabinet. The statements in the public
press that they have written such letter or
letters are without any foundation.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Can't some negro be induced to apply for a
ticket to the Grant Inauguration Ball Must
the Democratic party go into bankruptcy for
the lack of one nOgrOH Won't some one per-
suade, or incite, or cOerce, a negro to apply
for q ticket to the Inauguration Ballf q
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Capt. John c. Braino was on Saturday par
donod by A. j. He has been for years in jail
on q charge of piracy on the high seas. Why
not rather long ago have ordered that he DC
tried .,.-
Any left that want pardon Speak quickly |!
Going, Going!
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

The remarkable bill for the construction of
steam underground or elevated railways in
New York, under the authority of Board of
Commissioners. which is now before the Leg
islature at Albany, is printed in full elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

which stimulate their opposition They may
succeed in smotherng it in the tnree u"y9 rer
to Che Fortieth Congress; but their SIanuins ~
and influence in the Forty-iirSt VIII noV Oo
therehp improved
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
TABLE or CONTENTS.
FIRST PAGE.

FIRST PAGE Heavy Bank Robbery in
The Revolution in Spain. brooklyn.
Washington Dispatches. complimentary Dlnner 10
Domestic Tcle graphic News Senator SchurZ.
SECOND PAGE. Funeral OF DaNlu l. Naleh'
CyonVress tine.
General Notes Fighting for the New-YOrli
The Courts. Freight business.
Money Market. CITY Crime, and other Local.
Markets. Ia ... News.
THIRD PAGE, The Earth Closet. and the
Advertisements Treatment OF Wounds.
Shin News To Correspondents.
FOURTH PAGE. The State OF Trade.
The Public Debt. Marriages, Deaths, and Flu
The Patent Office, nerals
our Markets. Special Notices.
Gen. Grant and the Rev. SIXTH PAGE.
enues Personal
what Is Death 7 Book Advertisements
Editorial Paragraphs. Real Estate.
Business Notices. Real Estate Advertisements.
FIFTH PAGE SEVENTH PAGE.
Foreign News. by steamer Advertisements.
and telegraph from En- EIGHTH PAGB.
rope, Cuba, Haytl, and Albany.
Central and South Amer Home News
lea. Latest Ship News.
An American vessel boarded Advertisements
by Spanish fngate
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

The latest Cabinet rumOr is that "the man
8 from Pennsylvania" is named McKernan.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Advertisements for this weeks Issue of The
wEExlr TRsuSE handed in ToDay Price 81 per line
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
The DRAMA.
wALLAcK's THEArER.

"Much Ado" enters tonight upon its fifth
week at waacks Theater Richly mounted and smoothly
played It offers capital entertainment and It drawn
some OF the largest audiences Of the In eyersl
particulars 1t might be better acted Miss Rose Eytnges
aDguid, ackadsisca Beahfee is, in particular severe
trial 10 critical patience, which also wcaries Of Mr..
Brownies AHtoni0, Mr. Matthew's B0raehio, and MIR
Leonard's Friar. Mr. Rnggold, as Claudio moreover,
occasionally dsappoints expectation In the matter OF
deep feeling TO learn that the love s dead
through teacherous SANDER should certainly be to su
fer and TO give some outward token OF grief. AS to
Amionio 1t one OF tho finest old in Shakespeare
Tho rage Of insulted family pride and wounded
affection mingled II ls with grief over bitter DIS
grace splendidy expressed In AntonioS chief scene
aud gives fine opportunity TO an actor. Bordeto should
not be played IL he the equal OF Don Joh who
could scarce allow his followers" TO shake their fingers
his princey countenance. Mr. Leonard, rs the Frid
speaks some Of the beautiful lines in the play so as
quito TO annu their loyellness 1t Is pity we think,
that intelligent people should not make the best OF their
fair occasions These few hints perhaps, VIII not DC
thrown away. The midnight scene, In "Much AuO'
continues 10 he the popular gem OF the periOrnahee-
school" Is In active preparation at Nauacks, Mheie 10
will be produced as soon us the pubic ures o Mueh
AdO.O
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

GENERAL GRANT ANB THE REVENUES
Gen. Grant has plainly expressed his inten-
ton to appoint civilians TO civil Offices, but
this general rule does not preclude resort to
these military men who have left the service,
or even to those disposed TO leave it. in cases
where they may bc specially required. Among
OtLer Of his givings-out is this noteworthy one,
that the Internal Revenue can and shall be fully
and fairly collected. His thorough knowledge of
the men under his command is well proved.
For instance, he knew the stuff, and tact, and
strength Of Sherman and Sheridan, and he
knew how to take out the last tuck Of force
and faculty there was in them. In his own
appointments and assignments to special and
difficult duty no never made a mistake These
points have clearly this bearing upon tho col
lection of the whisky tax at least-if civilians
fail him, he has enough of army officers in
reserves whom he knowS, to supply tho infected
districts with Assessors and Collectors that
will answer as with their lives for the full
performance Of their duties without fear, favor,
or affection. The thievesmay as well take notice.
In the year 1866, when the tax upon distilled
spirits was 81 per gallon, and the amount col
lected was twenty nine millions of dollars, one
of tho largest of our commission merchants,
who had Mt the time thousands of barrels of
whisky in his storehouse, said that if the Gov
ernment would give him the right to collect
the tax, he would engage to pay the whole in
terest upon tho public debt. Now this interest
for that year was one hundred and thIty-thTee
millions, and the gentleman referred to was at
once thoroughly acquainted with the trade and
cminently capable of estimating its amount and
the amount of tax honestly due upon it. The
presumption in favor of his opinion is clear
from tho fact that only sixty millions of
gallons should have paid the interest, which
would have left him at least eighty millions of
dollars to pay the expense Of collection and
give his profit.
IL President Grant puts his resolution into
full force, at the present rate of duty he will
squeeze half the interest on our debt out of tho
manufacturers and dealers in Intoxicating
liquors. We expect him to do it, and to use all
the means, ordinary and extraordinary, in his
noWpr
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

VERY LATEST SHIP NEWS
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Vera Cruz, ssA a. D
Havana. Feb. %, with mdse. and passengers "
Alexandra & Sons.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

Only three days more of Andrew Johnson''
Presidency to be endured! Lot us thank
Heaven and take courage
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
BRoUGHAM's THEATER.

Visitors to Brougham's Theater will doubtless
have merry time tonight. They arc promised TWO OF
tho lyelest pieces OF fun-"Jenny Lind" and "P0ca-
hontasp The latter has been acted for week past to
large audiences and representation has given great
deal of pleasure The former Will be acted for the first
time hero this evening Miss Jennie KImball. new per
former viii make her first appearance, playing Jenny
Lind We hear that the lady Is good singer and very
ppotfv Mr. Brougham's shakesperean travestie is
nrom1sed for Monday evening, March g. IL IS called
tMuch Ado About Merchant OF Venice ana the author
announces that no win appear In It. aud for the first time.
have mn "irreyerent shy at Shyock The new theater
we aro happy TO say, steadily advances In prosperity
BROADWAY THEATER.
Miss Kato Reynolds is engaged to appear at
the broadway Theater next Monday night March in
new piece, called "The Shadow of Crime" This play
was written expressly for this actress, by an English
author Mr. c. &. Choltham. We learn that Il has made
decided success In Boston, where Miss RcIgnolds has
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
THE PUBLIC FAITH.

Congress, by majorities of two-thirds' has
after full deliberation united in the following
declaratOry act:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Capt. nth Infar

STATE OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, Va, Jan. q, lSoy
SIR Adverting 10 your report OF the 18th INST IA iee
to outrages the cOlOred people IN Lee O9auy 70
Va, am directed by the COmmandlDgGenerai 70 ~ ~
struct you inform the authorities OF Lee County lhas
they do not arrest the authors Of the ourages
by YOU and not prevent the occurrence Of such OuIss
i'm future he will send detachment OF mounted meh ny
that region be subsisted and foraged at the expense
tIe citizens until good order re5siabsbed aud sechrV
10 person aud property is again arorded by thcrhH
authorities Very respectfully your obedient seryanJ
g. +. CHALFIN. Assistant AdJutantGenerai.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
MURDER N sxHKnAMpsTED. CONN.

deliberate and cold plooded murder cook place
at Center Hlll, Barkhampsted, on Monday morning,
at about seven O'Clock. James Hickox, who Is a
machinist by trade but out OF work, went to Center
Hill to get a JOB at chopping wood and during the
time tnat he was there boarded with man named
Evans. He had been boarding at Evans house for
several weeks, and on Monday morning, while the
family were at breakfast, Evans jumped up, seized
the carving knife, and throwing Hickox's head back
with his left hand cut his throat from ear to
Hckox started up with the blood streaming from his
throat and ran into the street. falling down wnen
about ten rods of, and Immediately expired. Evans
claims that he caught the murdered man and his
wife In the act OF criminal intercourse the night be-
fore. lie fed to the woods, but was subsequently
arrested and IL now in jail at winsted.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
ASSEMBLY

ALBANY, March "a. 1909.
The spEAEER presented the report OF Dr. swim.
burne, Health onicer for the port OF New York.
BILLS PASSED.
Relating TO administrators; amending the Militia
law; for Improvement OF Grasse river; in relation
b the Firemen's Benevolent Association or BufYao;
incorporating the Shipowners' Association OF New
1Ok; Tor ADDITIONAL compensation to clerks and
depsties In the various departments OF the state
government; TO incorporate the New York Amuse.
ment company; Tor the establishment OF an indus
trial sc,oo ON Harts Island; amending the charter
OF sing spg the General Appropriation bill; incor.
poratng tse EIlensville Savings Bank.
BILLS REPoRTED.
Incorporating the Board OF Education OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church; IN relation TO ,he
sheriff OF the city OF New York: prohibiting grants
and licenses In ALesany and Cattaraugus indlan
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By hr. MosELEY-For The Improvement of Prcsi-
dent and otner streets, brookyn also for having
Fourth avenue Brooklyn, and establishing public
drive on the same.
BY Mr.. CuLLEs-For raising $4,000 70 reimburse
tne @ amount borrowed for superintendents OF the
OF real eState In Brooklyn also for the construction
OF an additional aims and work house.
~ Mr. WEED-.Amendng the Law for the enrol.
THE RECENT OUTBREAK At sIxs sIvo PRISON.
On motion or Mr.. CALVIN the Committee on state
frisons was directed 70 visit Sing Sing and lnyesti
gate the cause OF the recent outbeakinQ ami report
what measures are necessary to prevent future ike
occurrences.
Evening Session.
The Metropolitan Excise bill was discusse,i. pro.
gressed anu made the special order for Tuesday
evening next
BILLS PASSED..
incorporating the working women,s National A.
soclAtvn; providing for the Improvement 0f Haquet
rver Incorporating the stuy vesant savings Bank OF
New YORK; providing for the psyeIog Of Dusawick
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
NEW YORK LIsLAruRE.
SENAT
I'D March "a, 1859.


BILLS REPORT
Amending the Militia law; tus,,n, ,,. r-o
limits In Morrisania; to amend taw re,a,,nc "a
abandoned canals; providing or,es ror mo
seventh and Seventy y-nrst regimen tho No,,ona,
Guard; for the completion OF ,onn. como,
Brooklyn; for a canal at the foot,ononda,cna
Lake. relating to the House OF Mer, Naw yarr.
classifying the directors OF the New I"stitnpnn
for the Deaf and Dumb; to supply del, L,c,es IN the
existing canal appropriation. - Wy
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. CREAMER-Empowering the,,ra, p.r,.
Commissioners TO establish public sqa 10, ,raar
Ninth avenue and Broadway. oo'"een
BY MIR. NIcHoLs-Giving the Bufralca wasn.
ngton Railroad $4,000 On the comp,, or .an
miles OF the road. " sSn
BY Mr.. GENET-For the better protectitf livery
stable keepers. n'0iJ
by Mr.. M0RGAN-To confer citizenship o roai
ans deserving II.
Relating TO the Waabout Improvement ,,oor.
lyn; exempting from taxation certain bon1s .no
Cherry Valley and Mohawk Raliroad: to a, shs .he
completion OF the Whitehall and Plattsburg RaauI al
and appropriatng $250,ooO for such purp0v v1n, ~,
cooperating the Fulton Market Fishmongers' nc,. ~.
alton.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. FoLGER called up his resolution for q Ia.
committee OF niue, consisting OF the chairmani
one member from each judicial district, TO W.,
shall be referred bills or general ORDERS with nd
10 select therefrom such bills as they may ID
proper, and report the same complete; no bill TO
reported making appropriations or relating to c
railroads. The resolution was adopted.
A resolution offered by Mr. Palmer was adopte
requesting the Fire Commissioners to inform /
Senate first, whether they have difficulty in secur
a sufficient number Of men as nremen at the prese
pay-$1.000; second, whether they have on file Q
plications from suitable persons at the present ra
or pay; third whether the necessities OF the pub
service require increased pay.
Mr.. 0'Donnell offered resolution that, nasmuch
Mr. Torrance wee president OF the Central Railroa
and Mr.. Gould, president OF the Erie Railroad, ha
failed to make the reports required by the Sena
proceedings shall be taken 10 compel the
10 appear before the bar Of the Senate The resol
lion was aid over,
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

As.swAa., March 10 Arrived b.rs Bcli,is whssssr
s.sd ith brig Minnie Abbs. Harding. csnfussos;
GIEszLTAa. March is-Arivsd ship Msmnon, Baker, Cal.
aHls4S lsron l-Avsd brig Russia. Carey. Rich
yXcxsi March ls-In port schr Arlington, Raynor for
LIy.sscoI March ss-Arvsd. steamship Francs Grace
nosrSvipro Jan Sailed ship Crescent CITY. Dslsno
Mar. kdsSg p.
sssa ssspsss Fun $ Ss 'iss
ssas 3 port rssss ss. SS: HAN
.s few s SsSss SS o1 s YOUNG
son FOR 's east side Martinique ansh seSr Alice B.
sssssw. Bryant load for New
ca;.r sS a.sa smith, and Lucy Warren Ireland destination: nos
EM EM4rAeyrz PR, March .-In port brig Lizzie Daniels
PzsXsA. March Arrived. steamship Constitution.
s. ss. s.s % Cree,
NYOrE Sd Bertha ao ss.h. scsr Darlington Orb hacso
J%srno l0s pFsb Ms.co wonge
PhisaspSi. TSsTsss NGl, Never San sya. sTsnsIsso
T is4 ss.ss a.
sa s ss:,SS Ss
do iss6sls r Burton from a,chmond arrived 18TH
ST PIEREE tMart March ll-In port brig Fisstwng Br
snSa ci1S Ss. sa
nd GS h LOT 81
as and yeaues molasses for BOSTON,; 9th, Geores
IN port Al, brig Harry, ssdssly from Baltimore arrived
In port 10th brig Titus sBr,. Lovejoy from St Thomas,
arrived sT rs q % .ssS Sas s brig Hacyou punh.m
eaadaoaps @ and sailed lssh xrsess osS syoIIS
a. s;!s SisS:, %s.;: s:
Phps s. Vincent sailed
ss
Sy - Tss 1S' sis a:y
Snoh s.itaa. sh Ss brig katie % sr Kns
soSn sS sehss B bess s
pd1 n @ :a sa,a aaf
tBr Mcleod Gladstone BrH Brown from Androassn
Nary N ss rG
ss sa sa!ssTss
wso Il fSaaSs
s ssa A.n s
& ssnd NANCY s ro% or II
:r Blake 1o': Issis1 Hs1Sns
Porto return Na.0's AsS,s nsls; MSlss
from from BarSadoes. 1, s arr 1 Str yacht Es Leonard
American Ports.
BOSTON, March Z3-Arrlve0, DARK 1e Oi8lonal
Nessna Jscnte Br Miller cspfusgos sShrs Louisa n
ger; Bsle Howes, Baltimore; JW Hall Powell; Jacob
ktenzle Steeman, and Taylor Mathis CheesmAn, rhiar
depha; Adams Robinson, do via Hyanns; Mary Haley,
Haley; Admiral Steeman Geo Tauane, Adams and Aper.
Mason Rose, Philadelphia Nette Gushing, Pressey and
Seem ksis sSHsh s0PG
Arrived steamships Hecla Br, GIL, Liverpool;
sd sgns s
nis ssas shT RING New
Cleared-Bark Navasuta Greenongh, hfork
NEW ORLEANS, March Arrived, ship Francis sage,
Cronk Havre barks Nouveau Mexque Canneva borde aux
william Ger Freeze; do; Arthur Briggs Bars srrceSns Erssn ana
Boston; Brigham. Mclean NYork Franz Nellie In.
liverpool brgs Nora Fichet and Alice starre. Hooper
from Havana schr JOS Long, Perry, from Matanzas;
Cieared-steamship Benvile, Baker, NYork via Havana
ships John Parker M scarbro, 81 john NIB Young Eagle
walker Boston; Record (Brl Calhoun, Liverpool; bslk
Cenro de Esportacion sp Ferer Barcelona; brig Nellie
SOUTHWEST Pass, March is-Arved, ship Hans., Wcks
from Liverpool; bark Monego Rio. Sailed, ships Favorts
Charlotte bark Glenrollock. -, - ,x..s..
SAN FRANCISCO March Z2-ArrveI, PARK Mncsuon
Summerfeld, Manila 25d, ship Lady Heatncoke tDr Loos
Sailed aSd ships Free Trade, Iarsey, Bakers Island VII
Honouu 3d. Edith, Banson Liserpoo; lnrepiu, SAHAo
24th, Boynton Hyler. do.
The New York herald., 1869-03-25
avenue Brookl1 I; amending the charter Of the city

BILLS INTRODUCED.
by MI: r:ALAABAN-Conferrng on the supervisors
o. New ok the powers vested In the Harlem Bridge
Commiss' .oners.
BY MI. .CARPEs,TER-Reating to the Eclectic Med
ical College,.
BY Mr.. BRADsTREET-To aid the construction Of
th9 Lake Ontario Railway.
by Mr.. BEKGEN--T0 suppress lotteries.
BY MIR. RICHNoND-T0 incorporate washington
Market Savings Bank.
BY Mr. CAMPBELI-To incorporate the Pneumatic
Railway and Despatch Company.
BY Mr. HITcHMAN-To incorporate the Knights OF
ST. Patrick OF New York.
BY Mr. sTEvENs-Repealing the canal contract
system.
Mr.. SpEAKER-To extend exemption from distress
for and sale under executions; also IN relauon
to New York city and county tax ieves.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures 10 the assessment Oh
Madison avenue.
BY Mr. TRUEMAN-T0 aid IN the construction VI
the Southern Central Railroad.
By MIR. .FREEMAN-Removing the Mutual savings
Bank OF Brooklyn. ~.
BY Mr. LA MoREE-To aid in the construction OF
the New York and Midland Railway
BY Mr. HAsBROUCK-TO repeal the charter oi the
Metropolitan Boat CLUB OF New York.
BY Mr.. HoDGEs-FOr the monthly payment OF
salary to the Quarantine Police.