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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
School Accommodation vented.

WAsHI sGToN. D. O., Sept I2th, 1916.
20 ne 6ds.or Of The Sdr:-As you have
you respecting he personal tax questions, I
Will take the liberty OF asking you q few
questions about our public schools, viz:
can have q splendid brick school house
"The Randsll"-built for them this year
when the board cannot afford II build or
dren of the fret ward IKE the one on the the
corner OF / and 22d streets? Last year a
great many OF the children could only at.
tend nsh Day Tor want OF school room, and
Cannot something be done, as it Is almost
useless to send child for only O half day?
ibave two boys about eight years old, who,
curing the last school term, attended the
primary on the corr OF 10th and II streets
Tor only half day each day, and as q nat
orai consequences, when the end Of the term
any more than when they commenced. This
year they were transferred TO the 22d street
school, and as was notified by the teacher
10 get them q new reader, speller, arithm,
tic, mnsic hook, copy book, and slate, con-
graduated myself that they would now have
a chance to learn something, but my bright
mtnt, for when the children came home with
tneiI arms full OF new books they In 'ormo1
me they would only be allowed to attend
during the forenoon. Conundrum No. 2: AS
there are Only about two hours dui ing the
forenoon devoted to study, how far advanced
In their stddies of music, sfitbmetIc. &c,
will the pupils be at the end of June, 1871?
Mr.. Editor, please agitate this matter, as
IL is getting TO be a serious question with
PARENTS. Very truly yours,
A PARENT IN TROUBLE.
SPECIAL TANEs.-Mr. George W. Beall,
clerk IL charge of special assessments, has
prepared all the bills Of special assessments
against property owners on the line of RhC1e
Island avenue between Connecticut avenue
End boundary street, and on Maryland ave-
Due, between ~ and 9TH streets southwest,
and they will at once be sent out by direc-
ton of the District Commissioners. Parties
interested can save ten per cent. interest by
settling these bills within thirty days OF
service, and payment may be made In the 8
per cent. certificates, known as green.
backs" which Will be received at their face
value with the accrued interest thereon.
Parties are also, 1t is said, saving Is per
cent by settling their accounts through the
brokers OF the city who have these csrtifi-
Gates on hand for this purpose. The total
amount of the special assessments upon the
Two avenues thus prepared as above Is about
ST. 900.
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A POISONOUS LIQUID known as vegetable
with brandy and other liquors in many OF
the public bars OF New York, and . case OF
this species OF poisoning Ii reported In the
Herald.
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- The French headsmau, Roch, q train
Ing bis son to his procession.
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~Caleb d. Weeks was fatally stabbed
Sunday night In New York beer saloon By
John Spel1mAn.
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For SCHOOL SUITS 60 to the Boys
Clothing house, B. Robinson & Co., 900 Penu-
kylvania avenue.-AdUt.
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MYSTERIOUS MIDNIGHT ASSAULT on
a GIRL.-Msry Keyes, q white girl, was
picked up by Ofi1ceT Hineline about mid
night last night ON Ttn, between q and II
streets northwest, badly injured toy beating
rom some unknown persons, who, she said,
had attacked her. Sue was taken 10 Majors
drug store, where she received medical al
tentiOn, and was afterwards sent to her
home, on b, between 18th and 14th stree Is
southeast, and physician summoned, who
decided ner condition very dangerous. Ef-
forts vii be made 10 ascertain the whole
facts IL the case.
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A Boy BREAKS HIS ARM.-Wm. Clary, q
boy aged about years, while playing on the
wocdshed of hts parents, on x street, near
50 southwest, this morning, fell Aud frAc-
turd bis right arm. The limb was set by
DR.. II. e. Leach.
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LOCAL NE VS..
8musements, &C, Tong nj

National IiheUeT.-Humpty Dumpty.
FOTds Ope7G RoVse,-Herrmann, The M
g'ciaD.
Theofey Corslnae.-First class varieties.
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DISAPPEARANCE OF KNOWLES, rHE
SCULPTOR -Elisha z. Knowles, the sculp.
tor, Is missing, and fears are entertained for
his safety. On Sunday week he left q note
In bis room stating that he was tired OF life,
And that he intended to drown himself. He
was seen on the following day, but not sinc,.
Ever since he com pleted his clever bust Of
I1Iden be has been depresse 4, aud his friends
nave been anxious about him, although they
nopSd he would carry out his idea OF ex-
ecutiDg bust OF Hayes.-(S,. Louis Globe
Democrat, 9th
y Missouri politicians do not nominate
any ming less than q colonel from either
arm y.-lN. T. HtrId
ex-senator Bogv says, apropos of fast
CO ming winter, "If the stove doesn't draw,
pOser"-t " Y, Herald
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j. H SquisR = Co.,
BANKERS,

4l6 PefctsytUuntd Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
Interest paid January and July or cred
iteo- $3.50
DR.. O. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAu
0MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessnees, and will cure any case. Price,
90 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
t0n. GEORGETOWN and Alexandria SAop
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NEw ~ per cent u. 8. bonds for sale by
ID. ID. Cooke, tr. q Co., bNnkers, 1879 + street.
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PERSONS interested in personal tax should
read the special notice of Miller & Holtz.
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TAKEN ILL IN THE STREET.-Last even
ing, Capt. John Y. Bryant was suddenly at
tackled with an apOplectic 1T on "a street,
between East Capitol and A streets nortn-
east. Officer Barley carried him to the stu
precinct station, where DR.. McKim rendered
medical aid. He was taken to the residence
Of bis son-in- law, Mr.. Talbert, 20C East Cap
itol street. Capt. b. Is now a resident of Bal
timOre, but was for many Yeas a resident of
Washington In ante bellunn days, having
represented the third ward In the councils
aud taken an active part ia the old military
organization walker SharpshoOters) aud
The volunteer fire department.
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FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Thos.
Bowling, auctioneer, will sell o-morrow, at
No 5iI 18th street, between T. and streets,
a very superior collection OF household fur
niture. This Is an attractive sale, ana should
be well attended by those seeking bargains.
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HAT. RKNovATIoN, AND LIGHr.-we
call attent ton TO the advertise ment OF the
new bouse OF Smith, Birge & Co, 1014 Penn
ylvania avenue, who seem TO have facili-
les for furnishing heating and C, )king ap
rarstus, chandeliers, sndlgas fixtures, and
offen SURPASSED,
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Feot Decte1inS, Etc.
Easy feet being Indispensable 70 health,
comfort and good nature, thousands OF the
intelligent public patronise DR.. Whites es-
tablishment. 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, op-
Corns, BunioDs, Nails, Vascular Ex-
crescences, &c. Fee 81 Per visit.
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REAL ESTATE and Personal Propertv rea.
s0nably insured by the Fireman's insurance
company OF Washington aud Georgetown,
ID. Z. ONCE over Bank of WASHINGTON s. eo5
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MEETINGS OF STATE ASSOCIATIONS
The New Jersey Republican Association
six new members were admitted. Officers
were elected as follows: Major j. 8. Patter-
son, president; Col. P. j. Downing and M. 8.
Alderman, vice presidents; Major j. Shaw,
secretary; ID. 8. Blue, treasurer, and G. p.
Burdick, w. p. White, A. p. Pardon, G. p.
Swayze, NJ. g. Ackerman, Thomas Rec 4, ID.
TaRgart, executive committee. The presi-
dent, NJ. NJ. Kaishn and Major Shaw were
elected delegates 10 the central republican
association.
A meeting OF the Mississippi Republican
Association was held last evening at their
rooms, 1905 + street, and a number of new
members were admittC 1.
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LIST OF PATENTS ISSUED TO residents OF
Marylaud and Virginia for the week ending
September l2th, Is1C.
MduytCat Edward j. Baker OF Baltimore
sssigror 70 DickeyI Bake. & Co, of same
place, improvement IN gaS-regulators: Jonn
ID Barnes, OF Baltimore, improvement 4.
hay and cotton presses; Thomas Winans OF
Baltimore, improvement In organs, Uhree
patents.)
IJrg1gid.-Willism j. Cussen, of Richmond,
assignor of half his right 10 Moses NilIhiser
Gustayus Miilniser ADD Samuel Hirsh, OF
same place, Improvement IN TOBACCO bags
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Head, and ali Chroaic 6iseases
SuccessfulIy SPeaSsd
by Doctor Hartley, No. Grant Place That
the timid and disappointed may feel the
utmost assurance and confidence in the GOOD
ia1tn OF DR. Hartley, he generously proposes
10 attend all persons, rich or poor, free of
charge, until the best evidence and most
convincing proofs of his success have been
realized from his treatment. Office and resi-
dence, No. Grant Place, WashipgtOn 10
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National 7heaer.-The froI-
les OF mickey hubble, always in trouble"
or as he Is more generally knOwn-"Humpty
Dumpty," Were greeted last evening with
rounds Of laughter and applause from the
beginning TO The close Of The romp. This
nonsensical, but nevertheless always inter
estfng pantomfme, Is garnished with fresh
Jokes and tricks; and the ludicrous situa-
tiops OF Humpty and Pantaloon are more
laughter provoking than ever. The Almonte
brothers are excellent athletes, and Miss
Boshelfs wire walking was well received.
was very we'll rendered.
Forfs Opera HOuse.-The magical Herr
mann delighted the audience at FOrd's last
evening with his marvellous Illusions and
spiritual seance. All OF his slight of hand
tricks were done with q grace and skill that
defed detection, qua proved that as ma
gician he Ia unrivalled. In his spiritual
Aco1e, who acted as the medium. The per-
Torrance throughout was very successful,
and large and puzzled audiences will doubt
less Nil the house nightly during his engage
ment. His sp1ritualistic business beats the
manifestations OF the regulars In that line.
The Toner Lecttres.-A lecture in this course
instituted by Dr. Toner, OF this city, will be
resumed tomorrow evening by VIM.
Adams, esq, F. r. c. 8 London, ia the hall
of the Georgetown Medical College, corner
10th and K streets. The subject OF his lee
lure is Subcutaneous surgery; the principle
and It's recent extension in practice" This
treatise will be very interesting aud instruc-
10 all interested Ia TIE advancement Of
science.
Theater COmiQne.-The performance this
week IS as good as usual, and therefore cal
eniate6 70 Graw in spite OF the rival ertsr-
tainments.
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MRS. OLIVE BAssETr, Telict OF Agur Bas-
sett, q venerable and respected lady who
and came TO this city with her hu sbsnd In
ls4L Two sons Capt. W. w. Bassett, u. s.
", and George A. Bassett, for many years
The efficient secretary OF the Committee on
Ways and Means in Congress,) and one
daughter Mrs. Joseph b. Vine sler. OF Nor
ristown, N. il are the surviving children.
Her funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow MOI ntug.
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No NJ CHE CoBBLEsToNEs on THE AYR
NUE. The Washington and Georgetown
railroad company have arranged with me
Richmond granite company far stone blocks
70 be used IN the paving OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between the railroad tracks, from
LIST TO 6th street, and with the Jersey pail
sadts company for the blocks 10 be use 4 be-
tween Cth and 18th streets. The stone will
sn8r.ly De delivered here from both the
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LOOK OCTFoR THE FRAUD.-A dead beat,
Iepres en- ting himself 70 be Mr.. Katzeustein,
. TIN street business man, Is going around
among our citizens of foreig birth and tell
ing the N they are heirs 10 fortunes In the old
country, he Iies 10 OBTAIN money from them
In order 10 secure their legacies for them.
Yesterday ne tried a new game, by Offering
70 sell two gCid watches and chains 70 fami
~ on New Jersey avenue and l. street for
500 Mr.. KatZenstein denies all knowledge
OF the swindler, and IL would be well TO keep
lCok emf for him
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TIE CREDITORS OF Mr.. PETER MONA
HARA, the well known contractor VINO re-
Gently made an assignment, held q meet
assignees that the estate, II the creditors W II
give them time, Is ample TO pay dollar for
dollar and with good management will have
a handsome amount over. 1t was voted not
TO press the claims but To allow the ass, gnees
lime 10 settle up.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector

BUILDING FERMIT5 ISSUED Uy Iusp6CVUT
PIowman: VIM. +. Stanton, a. two story
frame dwelling, east side 18th, Between
and w streets northwest; 500. Eliza Barry,
q two story frame dwelling north side +, be-
tween LIST and ID streets southwest; $500,
Maria Williams, q two story and basement
brick dwelling east side Goth, between NJ
and y streets northwest; s. 900. q. r. Scha-
and 18th streets; 500. George II. Calls. q
two story brick dwelling south side Samson
street, between 18th and 10th streets; 81 800.
south side +, between I'd and Sd strC cts
northwest; 81 500. John Hogan, two two
story frame dwellings east side Delaware
avenue, between K and l. str Gets southwest;
a.. 900.
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RLvIyAL NOTES.-The revival services
commenced few weeks since at the L. ID
tlsland) Baptist church, Rev. G. c. Meador
pastor, Virginia avenue, between AZ aui
9TH streets,D are still Iu progress, and the
congregations are large and serious.
At the Gospel tent, corner OF eth and III
streets southwest, there are services every
evening, and there are many persons attend
ing the meetings.
al Grace NJ. Z. church, corner of 9th and 8
streets northwest, Rsv. G.. A. HOBBS, q pro-
tlaci ID meeting is IL prog fess.
Al the big tent on r street, between 14th
snd 18th, at which the meetings are Conduct
cd ~ Rev. DR.. Gray and Rev: Mr.. Mcken.
ley. assisted by Christians OF nearly every
creed, the meetings. are gaining in interest.
The meetings at Providence chapel, corner
OF I'd aud streets northeast. uLder the charge
of Rev. ID. NJ. Brow ming, are growing 10 in
terest, and give promise of good results.
The daily noon prayer meetings al Lin
coin Hail chapel. at which reports are male
rom the various meetings, are still kept up.
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CES1ESSIAL VISITORS To the Capitol are
warned against thieves who under pretance
OF sululng tnem about the building, seek an
opportahliy Tor svindling or theft. Some
books and other vsIuabIes All nacasssrv
information viii be cheerfuIly afforC,e Ell visit-
ors 70 enable them TO see everything OF in
terest at the Capitol II they but anniv n
Capt. BlacsfOrd or the police foreA 49,
him. They can be readily distingnishsdo -,
their uniform and badges. "
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Making a total aggregate of sd ,l09 GOO.

Making total aggregate OF 81 100 GOO
Tie certified debt TO about y ,OoO,oOO, the
floating debt to 81 ,OOO, 900. making about a
total indebtedness OF $23,0OO,OOO. This
enormous debt is represented by an assess
ment of real estate amounting on the rolls
of 1874 to $l05,9Ol 800. and from this
amount is to be deducted large sum OF
property not properly the subject matter OF
taxation, and the assessment ut IT'S Just
value would probably not exceed $oo,Ooo,-
900. The interest alone as required by law
amounts annually to $l,4OO,0OO year,
which. Joined to the sinking funds and
amounts required to pay matured bonds,
would compel the levy on the property
of the taxpayer of a tax of Ger.
tainly six, and probably seven per
cent. Under this appalling condition
OF things the city has become utterly Grip
p,ed, her finances involved in almost bank
ruptcy, her obligations dishonored. Her
government struggling under impossible
legal duties has endeavOred by every hon
Oratle means to carry on the necessary
functions of municipal existence. The
property of the taxpayer, oppressed by too
ouerous present and prospective taxation,
b as lost or is gradually losing it's capacity
for payment. The creditor, with the sus.
pension Of payment OF interest, has found
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Fink Asylum. .......... ........:
Gold consolidated bonds. issued
as above stated, for railroad
bonds matured and thus ex-
tended,
Seven per cent bonds of 1863, be-
longing to the McDonOgh and
Fink funds, sold as above stated
by Thomas Layton, Esq, under
authority of the city govern
ment, like all other city bonds,
afterward given in payment to
said funds. 800. ..............
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mostly NoItuleSe
Adendum statement of liabilities and assets
OF the Louisiana State University. Octo-
Der 4, 1875:
PROPERTY ASSETS.
Movable property at Baton
Rouge, academic, military and
subsistence material, as per
property return, valued at $40, 03o Is
Real estate near Alexandria.
Rapides parish, valued at sc, 900 90
Undivided half of tract of land,
Sl3 acres, more or less, situated
IN CatahOula parish, valued at sos Is
Total. 80. ...... ........ .Sl60, 5F 80
Balance OF cash liabilities over
cash assets. Observation-Disclosures. 76,749 II
Balance OF property assets over
cash liabilities. ............. SS3,197 56
Total loss ldiscOunt) on State notes and
State warrants since lS66 to date, issued to
cover minimum estimate of expense in
United States treasury notes. as per alb
stract, $l32. SO Go.
NOTE The University has in trust 200
stands OF Entield rifles. and 400 models of
the United States patent office not included
In the above valuation.
IT,. & o. Ell D. BOYD.
Superintendent.
On motion of Senator Burch the bill was
ordered printed in the journal.
The bill reads as follows:
Senate bill No $50, substitute for Senate
bill No. 80:
An act to transfer the library and educa-
tlOnal apparatus of the Louisiana State
University at Baton Rouge to the Louis
lana Agricultural and Mechanical Col
IN rod
the parish of st. Bernard; to provide for
the settlement of the affairs OF said Uni
versity. and for the liquidation and pay
ment OF the debts thereof, and for other
purposes.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That sections 1881 1882, 1888, 1884.
1888, 1886. 1887, 1888. 1889, 1910. 1871, 1912,
1913, 1874, l3i5, 1916 and 1917 of the Re
vlsed Statutes of the State OF Louisiana, are
hereby repealed; that the ms tuition in said
section 1881 described as the Louisiana
State Seminary of Learning and Mill
tary Academy. and by the ninth sec
ton of act No. SO Of the session of
1871 under the title of the Louisiana State
University, and by said ninth section To-
Gated and established temporarily at Baton
Rouge is hereby abolished, and the cor
of the Louisiana State Seminary Of Learn
ing and Military Academy, constituted by
section 1881 of said Revised Statutes is
hereby dissolved.
Sec. .. Be it further enacted. etc, That
the Governor of the State, the Superinten-
dent OF Public Education and the Treasurer
of the State. with two discreet and able per
sons citizens of this State and not in office
therein, one of whom shall be appointed by
the Lieutenant Governor and President Of
the Senate and one by the Speaker of the
House of Represent atives, shall be and are
hereby constituted board OF commission
ers for the settlement of the affairs of the
Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge,
and all and singular the effects and estate |
thereof, both real and personal, are hereby |
cOntided to said board Of commissioners, in |
trust, and tor the purposes of this act. The |
Governor of the State shall be ex-ofiicio |
president of said board, and the State Treas
urer shall be ex-ot6cio treasurer thereof. |
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of the bill be amended by adding between
the word "that," in first line Of said Sec
ton, and word "this," in second line, 1890.
ton ll72 of the Revised Statutes of Louisi-
ana be and is hereby repealed, and that"
On Senate bill No. IS, entitled an act fix
ing the fees of tho clerks OF the district
courts throughout the State. the parish OF
Orleans excepted, and providing the man
ner of collecting the same, report favor
ably. THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
Chairman;
E L. WHITNEY.
EDWARD d. WHITE.
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Consolidated bonds, issued in 1852, under
authority of section thirty seven. act
No. II, approved February %. 1882
maturing in 1892. ................... s4,4ai,O 600
Municipality bonds issued In 1851, under
authority Of ordinances of munich
palties, maturing IN 1876. $3.50
Railroad bonds, issued in 1854, unoer
thority of act No. 1903, approved
March Is, 1854, maturing In l814...... 1855 600
P0ntchart railroad bonds, issued in
1854 under authority of act No. 10,
approved March Is, 1854, maturiDgin
1854. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Seven per cent bonds of 1869, issued in
1869. under authority of section one,
act No. 49, approved February p,
1869, maturing in 1894. 500
Seven per cent bonds OF 1870, issued in
1870, under authority OF section
forty-one, act No I, approved March
Is, 1870, maturing in 1895 100000
Jefferson City bonds, various un isr au,
thOrlty of sections thirty i've and
thirty six. act No. 1approred March
10, l6ao.-... Observation-Disclosures. 30 ooO
Street Improvement bonds, issued in 1871
flnder authority Of sect on thirteen,
act No 40. approved March 13, 1871, .ooo
maturing in l9ll.. $4,000
Street assessment bsnds, issued in 1874,
under authority of section thirteen,
act No. 40, approved March Is. 1871,
maturing in 1894. ................... $3.50
Ten per cent bonds Issued in l67l, under
authority of act No. 100 approved
May l. 1871. maturing in 1881. .......- ,l43, 500
cold consolidat d bonds. general series.
ss ued Ill 1872, under authority of act
No. 80, approved April 26, 1872, ma
turing in 1922 :......:........:.. 2.5lo,oOo
issued in 1872 under authority of
act No. 10, approved April rs, 1872,
maturing IN 1872 .................... 1865, 900
WaUerworks bonds, issued in 1869, under
authority of act No. 40, approved
April i, 1883 maturing in 1899 1892, 400
CarrolltOn bonds. issued in 1872 under
authority of annexation act of 1874,
No II, matu Jog in 1892 ............. l9i,25O
McDonogh school bonds, issued in 1864
under authority of act No Ill, ap-
proved March l6 1861, maturing IN
1914 ...-...... 1900; ..;:.......... 10000
Fink ASYLUM bonds. issued in 1864, under
authority of act No. H. approved
March IL. 1861, maturing in l9l4..... 4S 600
Mi lion loan bonds, issued in 1863, under
authority OF act No. 81, appioged
September S, 1868, maturing III leIl.. ALSO