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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-04
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Ell Exmo. Sr. D. Juan Burriel Linch,
gobsrnador y comandaute general dol
Departamento Oriental de la leila de Gu.
bs, ha dirigido al Ejersito, Marina y Yo.
luntarios la sguiente alocueion,
Ordess general de Ia Ia division del IL de-
mayo de 1878 en- Santiago dc Cuba.
Soldados, Marines Voluntarios.
ConoscO vuestro valor y Ia abnegaeion
con que hace cuatro amos estais sostanien-
DO 10 lucha iDicua que alguuos malos hl.
jos de la Patria y muchos que no 10 son,
mantlenen en este Depaltamento sin pre-.
Sentarse nunca vuestro lsente de Ia
manera franca y caballeEeaca con Que u
guerra debe haceFse.
El Excmo. Sr. general en iefe tambisn
tlene De VosotFos J % 10 ha dicho, b alta
idea que o. mereceis y me encarga que
os manifesto que velaFk pOr vuestTo bic
nestar On todo 10 que o. corresponds. '
que no tardarG On venir { ponerss vues.
tro frente y dirigiros en b pelea, con i
eeperanxa de que con sus acertadaa medI.
das FeiuerxOs que van llcgando de i
Madre Patria, pronto sobTes,gdrk ID iassi.
cia de vuestro dererho J el enerrieo. 90.
sado por todas parties j haaia ~ sus snai
escOndidas madriguesas, rendiIo ,noe,ls
serA vencidc y volvesG Ii ,ranaaslldad
este territorio. PrepalGmouos pues par,
esta coTta pero ruda j deci.iva eampa j.
una ves mas Uerecerais bien de s pat.g
y marchareis yuesttos hoeafe. COO i
satisfaction de haber iIenado cnmOlsas
mente les deberes Que u scIsasl', ! !
ciudadano e estla impus.sos por i :
ciedad
Me honTo con el mardo dc cs.a ,Is,;.sel
J depaFtamentO por tsnss 1 usis 6,.a.s.
hijos dc Espaiia tan bravo. ! .uI,il..s
atendeEe { todas vnestsas Decssida1s. =
la PrefeEencia que = jusso, ! rnltsess. = :.
0lrlDo los cantones y pueasoa &C 90
pals comrsFtir con voeossos - - s
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05
A.w. oa tme Umated states.
IContiuned from first page.l

iCOntuned from first page
curbstope for armOry grounds fronting State street,
Island and arsenal Rock Island Illinois
new OF same and as shops
hundred and tS five thousand dollars finishing shop
tor enlisted including building bakery
and laundry building ninety thousand dollars for
fifteen thousand dollars: ior completing
development OF the hundred and hOus
aud dollars for the construction Of aud roads to the
Island bridge, bridge the
Mississippi the Davenport and Tor building
railruad the arsenal railroad with the
Chicago and Rock island railroad when changed to its
location the the island, and for building two
island from the bridges iron
fence connecting the two entrances and between the rosd
the public side and the arsenal the
other side. eight thousand dollars tor new machinery
for the shops already completed twenty Thousand aOhAs
for laying three thousand doas tor putting SIX
waterwheels sXt-hye horse power each IN ihe new dam
with shatnS aud machinery tor tAnsiSS on OF power 70 tue
shops already in twensx thousand dollars in all six
hundred and fifty two thousand dollars -.
For completing OF the waROn-r0ad bridge connecting Moline
with Rock Island. one hundred thousand dollars
For the n the Rock Island Ordge the balance
OF the appropriations continued oy te ACT n Mach lhu
eighteen hundre and which be- uneNpended
at the close OF the present fiscal year hereby eappo
Benicia arsenal Benica California For boring aresian
building wharf eleven thousand four hundred and
dollars; for removing bank in front O ohce. and
dollars grading OF public grounds eight thOus
and eight hundred and eighty dollars for repairs of work
shops quarters i've Thousand hundred
dollars in all OTtyOur thousand three hundred and htytwU
dollars.
Columbus arsenal Columbus Ohio For care ard repairs
public buildings and grounds hundred and fifty dollars
arsenal Charleston south Carolina: For
slate roof iOundey building Thousand three hundred
dollars for eyng HOrs in store houses hsusand two
grounds two hundred dollars in ALL thousand hun
Detroit arsenal Dearbornvie Mehcan: For painting anC
repairing public buildings. five hundred dollars
For Monroe arsenal Old Point Comfort. Virginia For com
pletng brick and OF ole
muSketbarre three thousand dollars for store
houses painting and repairing public buildings. three thou
sand dollars; in all six thousand dollars.
ITO be continued
Smyrna times., 1873-03-05

Is widely known
as one of the most
e6ectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
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A Lunch Room

Is connected with this Bakery, where Hot Coffee
and Il substantial Lunch be had cheap at any
hour Feb. %, 1913. 15tly
, 1873-03-22

TIE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
WAsn1NoroN, March 2l.-Mr. SHERMAN Of
Committee on Printing. providing tnat two bound
copies Of tho Congressional Record for this aea-
sion be furnished to each Senator.
SPECIE RESUMPTION.
h1r. FENTON submitted tho following, which,
at his request lies over, and was ordored
printed:
Lesored, That tho Committee On Finance bo directed
to inquire what measure or meaeurea eau b. adopted
currency con7ertbloinso eold at Tic viii q tho holder
thus securing greater stability IN The e1ehange trade
psason and 4 4opo iii osrwss
the next session Of Congress.
THE RULES.
Mr. WRIGHT asked tue Senate to take Up the
additions to the ru1os which ho offered yes
torday.
Mr. SHERMAN said thore should DO somo al-
toration of tho rulcH by which the transaction
OF public business could be facilitated.
The subject WAS finally postponed Until tho
first day Of next session.
Mr. FERRY (Conuecticut). offered an amend,
mont to tho pending resolution, 30 that inBto2d
Of declaring that Alexander Caldwell was not
duly elooted, the resolution should road:
Resolgsd Tint Alexander Caldwell be and he H. hore"
by expelled from tho Senate Of tbs United stasca.
REPORTING TIE PROCEEDINGS.
Mr. ANTHONY said the Committee on Public
Printing have authorized h1r. Murphy to con-
tin1le reporting the debates, and have also given
instructions to tue Congressional Printer to
hayo tho same number OF the Congressional!
Record printed a. OF tho Congregational Globe of
last session, with suitable index, and tint tho
Congressional Record be distributed aB tho Globe
Was distributed.
CALDWELL.
The Senate resumed consideration Of tho
Caldwell case
Mr. FTELlNQHUY9EN Rntd tho genG.o had
the power to expol membor who ha1 committed
crime, but III to tho election Of Caldwell tho
electors were legal voters, who voted freely
tion was valid, and for this roaaon lie should
not vote to dsolare that Caldwell was not duly
and legally elected.
Mr. HOWE confined himself principally to
that Caldwell was duly aud legally elected, and !
therefore, lie should not vote Tor thoroaolution Of
tho Committee. II they found tho man unfit for
Senator they could expsl him, but, In doing this,
, 1873-03-22
NUMBER .215.

rope. DR.: Tying whlkod around to his right,
while Dr.. schoonmakor stood on Lis left. Dr..
Tying thon gaye out tho Episcopal burial service.
beginnings: 1IAvo moroy upon thoo, qod,'
oto. DR.. Bchoonmakor answered.
G1toW1NE FAINT.
i, In few seconds Fohtor began to weahon; Ho
bowed hiB hoad, 10 as to onnblo him to Shade Ills
faco with hin pinionod loft hand, and slowly
swayod to and fro. Thcn . tremor ran through
growing moro yiolcnt every second. 11iu faco
death. Still tho drsawlins voice q tic reverend
gonttlIG'nan gsr1tl,'n 'o wont mercilossy on. Il wse
tors wero Sersp WorEosa u up 'A' to 'p'vtth tho
intonaeet pitch. At longth Foster got so vislbly
weak that he uoomod about to fall, and tho
SHERIFF @ sprang forward to catch him, but ha
tor1ninablo prayers continued, aud again Fostor
swayed aud trernbled, and tho Bherig, fcoling
that ho would broale down utterly In d fow mo-
ments r 91 more, walkod bohind him and whisperod,
solf" He aoonlod to raliy once MOOT moro, and i list
tho prayers ceaaod, and tho minister's babe him =
foryont farewell Instantly tho
ExEour1oNEn
stopped In front Of the doomed man, hltchea tho
noose to tho rope, and drcW tho black cap down
oyer his fano. Foster lowered hia hands, and,
clonohlng his fists, 1uado ready: He had not
spoken o single word. Under-Sheriff stcvena
gavc tho Bignal, by thrusting bin hand into biz
DULL TnuD
followed, allowing that The o1ocutioner's az had
fallon upon tho stay-ropo inside the enclosure,
he went up ho drow his knees almost to his
stomach. Ho lad return fall Of fully two feotS
dislocating his nook and making his death ono of
the easiest Of tho kind over Witnessed In thl1
city. He awnng around several times, but strugxx
g1od worry ltstlo. His hands nrose and dropped
onco then Ills fcot sprcad and foil back togeth~
or again !: thon bis Ghost Waa conv1lsed; linen Z
, 1873-03-22
REAL ESTATE,
BEAUTIFUL
EiV AlyS'I' TON
Residences
FOR s. a. LE.

Wo havo for sale, on good terms,
Mt EVANSTON, ONE BEAUTI-
Full HOUSE, near tho Lake,
cast front, modern improvements.
$4,000.
ONE NEW AND ELEGANT
HOUSE, east front, three blocks
from Lake, modern improvements,
hot md cold water, &c. $1,000.
Worry cheap; offered at this price
for one .voelk only.
, ONE HANDSOME HOUSE,
south front. 200.
Several Handsome Residences
III various parts Of the village, for
$4,000, $50, $500, $4,000, $4,5OO,,
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
SC. A fine list Of Houses at favor
able prices.
Call at our Office, 15O LaSnllc-
St., Chicago {aopublic Life Build
ing, Basement Oflice), and see our
list Of Descriptions and Prices.
We have also good HOUSES and
BUILDING LOTS at
, 1873-03-22
Tho MOdOC8s

SAN FnANo1sco March 2l.-Thore has boon no
communication from the hTolocs sinco Maroh 10:
To-day Gen. 0illeEa was ordered to .procaod
with force to the blum overlooking Jaok's Camp
and roconnoitre.
4 quarrel iR reported among the Modoc chiefs.
Jack IL threatened with death should he agroo to
tho aottiers OIL Lost Hiyor. Tho hoath ot tho
troops ia oxcollont.
, 1873-03-22
JAMES McELHANEY,

BosroN, March 2t.-Jamcs McElhaney, who
murdered his wife, was executed at tho sutfolk
Jail, hero, at IL minutes past II o'clock this
morning. There were about 400 spectators pres-
ont Tho prisoner walked firmly to tho scaf1old.
Ha left $4,000 worth Of property to bis child.
1t is stated, on authority Of MoElhaney's spfr-
itual advisors, that the members Of hla Wife's
family refused to nllow him to see his ohlld Nolia
Emma, aged years. 4 letter, seconding OH
often Expressed wish on the part Of the con.
demncd man to SEQ big child was sent BY 6herln
Park to the family, but without effect.
, 1873-03-22

L1yEnnooL, Maroh 2l.-Tho bark Jens Lar.
son. from Lontlon for Philadelphia went asl,olo
at indian lliser Inlet yesterday. Tho Captain'a
wifo and daughter, the first and second matoa,
land. Tho vessel il Oh the northorn point Of tlla
inlet, full OF water,
, 1873-03-22

New York, htaroh 2l.-Arriyod, the Arragon
from Bristol. the Greece from Liverpool, aud tho
Them from Bremen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
70 show the rery age and Jodyc Of the Tf~es''

If the Senate fellows out the line Of business
set down for it by the Republican caucus on
Saturday, it will not adjourn this week. The
charges against Senators Caldwell and Clayton
are to be taken up, aud the report of the Nor
ril Committee c~Xpclling Senator Patterson Tor
his transactions in Credit Mobilier, is also to
comc under consideration. Mr.. Patterson IS
no longer Il member of the Senate, his term
having expired on March 18th.
The President and the several heads Of De
partmcnts have been 10 receipt Of a large mum
Der Of letters, as we'll as personal applications
for Office within the past few days. 1t Is known
from official sources that there will be compar-
atlvu!y but lew changes, and these Tor reasons
satisfactory to the appointing power.
Dispatches from Versailles Of Saturdays
date say that seven Of the ten members OF the
Committee Of the Assembly, to which the bill
approving the Anglo French commercial treaty
was referred, arc hostile to the measure.
The New York weekly bank statement shows
a gain in revenue Of $II7,475. The imports
last week were -, .iU4, SOB. The specie ship
nIcnls on Saturday were sos, 600. The MUM
Der Of deaths during the past week was 5l9.
On Saturday, the Government officers seized
seventeen locomotives belonging to the New
York Central railroad on account of the refusal
Of the company to pay the internal revenue tax
on their scrip dividend, amounting TO S4GQ,0oO.
The Massachusetts House of Representatives
has assigned Tuesday next for the election Of
United States Senator, and the following day
for Il convention oil both Houses to complete
tic election.
The extreme Radicals were defeated IN the
Spanish CortcS on Saturday, and although Il
Federal Republic has been proclaimed at Bar
ccloua, no disturbance has been caused.
IN replying TO an address presented to him
on Saturday. the Pope said that reconciliation
with the Italian Government vas Impossible.
The muster printers throughout Germany
on Saturday locked out all their employees who
are members OF Unions.
The Presbyterian church at Rockville, Mont
gomcry county. Nd, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday, the ID instant.
President Grant has subscribed Sl00 and
Vice President Wilson 500 to the fund Tor the
erection of the Greeley monument.
The jury in the Scannell case failing to agree
have been discharged. They stood eight for
a~cqrittal and four for conviction.
Congress has authorized a statue to General
Geo. ii. Thomas.
George William Curtis is lying very i'll at his
house on Staten Island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

COMPLEXION Of political parties in this State.
He cutcrcd bis protest against this lIasty &C.
ton. AMI opposed the bill.
Mr.. Tay!ur dcr'arcl that the sag. law was
being applied ami iitat the responsibility should
III put whtrr it "rlrn"ci. He dem 'udcd the
ayes ALI! rut<.
Mr.. tlac.,n;~rry mnycl tiutthr Senate ad-
iourn.
The yute vas taken. iut there tcing 50 much
noise and confusion in The chalIbcr the char
Was unable to dtcid" iow it resulted. !,
alr. lay lor, OF Norfolk. called the ayes and
noes. and they were ordered and the vote
taken. aid
The Senate refused to adjuurp-ayes, IL;
noes, ~.
.Mcssrs. Grimsley, Hund!ey, Anderson OF
i;ockbridgc, and French spoke against the bill.
The pending question was oldcrcd-ayes, -;
pocs. !G-amd the bill was passed
Ayes McSsrs. Anderson OF llttsylvanla,
n%,ybin. Connally, Graham, Greene, Hcrrdon,
Holiday. Johnson, kirkpatrick, Lathrop. Mar
til. Norton, NowIin. Nutting, Penu, Pcrrin.
Robinson, Stevens, Taylor of Norfolk, Terry
and WynGe-2l.
Nocs-McsSrs. Anderson Of Rockbridge,
3taziey, Cochran, Fitzpatrick, French, Gree
yer, G:imsl2y, IIundi"y, Lack'and, Mem,
Qu4>.nbvyry, itixcy, Roller, Smith, Taylor Of
Lou,lou.. Titiul> a.d Hayd-l1.
The pfii L PASSED WIS ordered to tc com
municatel 10 the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
The Isury Law.

In the State Senate, on Friday, the House
bill fixing six per cent as the Legal rate Of III
tercst under all circumstances, aud making the
penalty for u>ury forfeiture Of interest charged.
with the substitute proposed by the Senate
Committee for Courts of Justice. proposing
that six per cent shall be the rate where o
agreement exists, but that by special contract
rates as high as eight per ccntum per anuum
may be charged. aud the only penalty for u>ury
shall be the forfeiture OF interest charged in
excess of the lawful amount, being the special
order Of the day. was taken up. The substitute
wus adopted,
Aycs-McssrS. Andersen Of litt<y,v"n;a. An
derSon of Rockbridgc. Boykiu, Couuclly, Gr"-
ham. Greene, Il"lniou, llul,alay, johnson,
kirkpatrick, Lathrop. Martin. Norton, Now-
lin, Nutting. Penn, Perrin, Robinson: Stevens,
Taylor Of Norfolk, Terry, and Wynne-222
Massachusetts,. Bcazlcy: Cochran, F!iziat-
rick. French, Grtcvcr, Gritns'cy. l!u't;i"y,
Larklaud. Mrcm. Patterson, Quo>cr,bcrry,
R;xcy, Roller. Smith. Taylor Of Lpudoln,
Thomas, and Ward-l7.
Mr.. Graham moved To ily the Till upon the
table. Lost.
Mr.. ANDERSON, Of no.kbtilgn, mayed that
the vote hv which the substitute" was a~.iuplri
be rrcnn>iIcrcd, il order that aoutr alacri-
ncntS might be offered. Lost.
Alttr :; variety oI motions had been made
and lost The bill WAS ordered TO cn.rn>>m"n.-
ayes. u: hoes. Il.
MIR. NowIin called the p~cn,iing question mp
on the passage OF the bill.
Mr.. French moved 10 adjourn. L,st-aycS:
II; hoes, u.
M"s>rs. French, Roller and Tloma> spoke
under the five minutes rule III opposiiion 10
the bill Is amended j. tie adoption oil the
substitute uI the Senate committee.
Mr. Penn spoke i'll favor OF the Ha,sag" oi
the bill.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick preferred tie law a. ii nov
exists. and should vote against the bill.
Mr.. Qucscnberry thought in this matter the
Senate was going very Far towards setting the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
FROM RICH
LEGISLATIVE

RICHMOND. March Sin the Senate, to-day,
q large number Of bills were reported from
cou,nittccs among them: to mere ri'cc-
tuaIly punish cmbezzlemcnr. with u substitute;
and in relation t. amending the Code in rcia-
ton To aliens.
Bills were introduced To amend The Code III
relation to interest during the years ri the late
war: providing for ~elccting Il superintendent III
nnhjic buildings by The General Assembly: :"
more efcctua!ly prevent tie sale Of spurious
and adulteratcd fertilizers, and TO authorize
the County Courts to declare water-coulSes
lawful fences. 49,.
A motion to take up The joint resolution hS-
ing Thursday rs the lime Tor commencing the
election Of county judges. vas decided III the
rcgativc-ayeS ID, noes IS.
An unsuccessful attempt was maze II pre-
vent the introduction vi new business a!;*r
Monday. a..
The bill incorporating the Augusta Mining
and Manufacturing Company, was PASSED.
In the House of Delegates Il resolution was
adnntld limiting speeches to ten minutes.
\ Joint resolution was Introduced proposing
r. amend the 10Th section of article X, of the
Constitution, so that it shall read as toli,w>:
.sN0 greater amount of tax or revenue shall II
any tiiuc be levied than may be required for
necessary expenses Of The government to pa
the existing indebtedness OF the State: OF to
provide for the maintenance AID SUPPORT ii
disabled soldiers OF the STATE.
Bills were introduced to authorize the sn:l-
ties of james e. Robertson, late sheriff Of
Page county. to discharge the Judgments
arainst them in favor of the CnnilncnWcaith
with the bonds of the Commonwealth and to
incorporate the town OF Manassas, Prince Nll-
liam county. :,
The assessment bill was considered until adj
luurnncnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

\ dispatch from San Francisco, says thatthc
sister Of Captain Jack cam to headquarters
last night and reported that Jack had accepted
the terms of surrcndcr offered by the commits
Sioner. Gen. Candy sent word back by her this
morning that Capt. Jack or some Of the chief
men Of his tribe must come in before to- morrow
evening, or the troops of his command would
move Immediately against them. There are
many conflicting accounts from the Modoc In
,li,p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1873.

Ex-Vicc President Coliax arrived at his
home in Indiana, on Saturday, where he met
with an enthusiastic reception. A telegram
giving an account of the affair; states that he
was escorted by numerous carriages and wag-
ons, extending as far as the eye could reach,
containing friends and constituents, from the
depot to the court, house, where he was wei
coined by Mayor VIM. Miller on the part OF
the citizens. Mr.. Colfax then made a speech
10 consideration ofhis character and conduct.
A complimentary reception will be given
Cakes Amcs By his fellow citizens of North
Eastou, Mass. on Thursday evening next. And
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

The town Council Of Warrenton have passed
an ordinance to encourage manufacturing IN
that place and as an inducement to encourage
the introduction of capital for that purpose,
have declared that all capital invested in manu-
~factures shall be exempted from Corporation
lnNutinn Tor lWcntN Years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

The caucus of the Radical party of the u. S.
Senate, on Saturday, rc-arrauged the commit
tees of the Senate. The Committee on lnves.
~tigation and Retrcnchment, heretofore headed
by Buckingham, and on Political Disabilities,
headed by Foreman, and on alleged outrages in
the Southern States. headed by Scott, are dis
continued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

In the republican Senatorial caucus, on Sa.
turday, it WAS decided, with very little dlsa-
greemcnt, to postpone action on the credentials
coming from Louisiana until next winter, for
the reason that if any discussion on this subject
was commenced it would have the tendency to
~prolong the session for several weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

y majority of the committee of the Massa-
chusctts Legislature, to which was referred the
memorial praying the repeal of resolutions cen
surfing Mr. Sumner for his battle flag rcsolu-
tons, have reported uuiavorabIy. The minor
ity report in favor Of cxpuuging the resolutions
from the records of the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

The Supreme Court Of Illinois has reversed
the celebrated decision Of Judge Upton, Of
Mclean county, affirming the constitutionality
of the State law prohibiting railroad compan-
les from charging discriminating toll rates, and
~sustains the appeal of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad COMPANY against it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

In his answer to an inquiry Of the postmas-
ter General, the Attorney General said: L
have to say thar, in my opinion, letters not tuI-
ly prepaid at the time of mailing should not be
charged with double the deficient postage, but
only with the actual balance not prepaid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

A letter to the Richmond Wing dated 18th
instant from Mr.. d. d. NJ. Diggcs, a promi-
nent land agent at Gordousvi!lc, says:-'l
have quite a rush of land buyers at this time
from Pennsylvania, England, &c. -Four from
Pennsylvania came yesterday, and are out look
ing at land; perfectly delighted with the coun-
try, climate, &c"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

The Republic can only be saved" ayers
the New Orleans Times, 'by subordinating
party spirit to public spirit and national patriot
ism; and at present the only uucqulVocal voice
for these is the independent press"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

1t is mentioned, on the authority of the fl
nance committee of the constitutional commit
tee Of New York, that the aggregate bonded
debt of the counties, cities, towns, and villages
Of the State amount to $2l4,3l7 ,G7G. This IS
exclusive of the State debt. IL nearly every
State, especially in the West, debt is being
piled up in the same way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

Upon the passage Of the bill BY the Legisla-
turc for the payment of the interest on the
State debt, the Radicals, in accordance with
their policy of keeping the public debt ques-
ton unsettled, voted almost solidly against the
III