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New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
MURDERED ~ A DEBA UGH.
DANIEL FITZGERALD FOUND IN THE STREET WITH
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.

DANIEL FITZGERALD FOUND IN THE STREET WITH
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.
An officer patrolling the upper end of South
Flftn-aye at $50 a. III. yesterday found man lying
upon the sidewalk in front of No. %. Blood
was flowing from two wounds in his head
He was taken to ST. VIncents HOpital, where
he sauk rapidly. Under the lacerated scalp the
skull was found to be literally spntered. Blow after
blow with very heavy club must have fallen upon the
head The man remained unconscious all day, aud
at midnight he dying. The wounded man
was Identified as Daniel Fitzgerald an employe on the
MetropOan Elevated Railroad IL was Learned th2t no
was thirtyye years old, and lived at the |aBderOilt
House. in Wurren-st. Saturday night was pay might,
and FItzeerald started out with three felOw.vOrks
men 10 drink and carOnse. Toward midnight
the threo were lighting in front OF
saloon in the lower part OF the BOwery.
What happened thereafter The police were working
busily 10 find last night IL is supposed that Fitz
gerald was struck with the heavy hickory stick OF .
bale OF hay which found yesterday on the spot and
then was carried or dragged Oy with whom no
mad been drinking to tue place where he was found
In the Ff Precinct Station cells three men were
lodged during the nIght-L 3. Beainls, William Foru
an Napoleon Lbbs-the men In whose company EltS-
gerald was known have boon on Saturday night Iho
ostsnsibe charge upon which they we're confined was
"intoxlcatOu" Beamis when asked now the hgnt be-
gan said that ne drunk and could not
tell FITZGERALD q man OF superior ability and
was recently ntrusted with the WORK OF applying the
means of deadening the the Elevated Road
in use on part Of SiKth-ave
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
RAILROAD REPORTS.

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE following additional
railroad reports have been received at the State Engl
neers Department:
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
This report made for the three months and twenty
six days ending september 80 1873, the only period
the fiscal year when the road has been running
St9cks and Ds6s-Caplta stock by By, charter, G So
50O0O0 stock subscribed and paid IN, S65oOOO funded
debt, S7,50OOOO The rate OF interest on the funded
Cost of road and equipment Ssl55OOO being on ac,
count offs section OF five miles by issue OF bonds as
OSws it tor @STs2ge Ssn e R55 esRs "a
OF each separate item of construction Is made
as the road Is stll under construction
Expenses (Oher tnan cOnstructonl-repairs, roadbed
etc. 81 1856 93 general superintendent $500; OF
sgSs GG aSG Gs $751; &
rOadmen. etc, ,S35,649 "a repairs Of dummy cars;
$l376 5o fuel gas and lights S227465 6 To- oil and D
Guiding medical attendance 81 473 33 law expenses
$I020 insurance $32s 80 a advertising aud printing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s34s797 s5i interest, ST.
General Stdtisties-Number OF passengers carried,
432O34S: number OF dummy cars, % number OF pas.
senger cars So lumber OF persons Killed - NUMBER Oh
persons injured D. Time consumed In passing over
road, 20 minutes.
PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND.
"Culyer's Road Horse and steam route from Full
Stock ard DeLt-Capital stock subscribed and paid
in. 100000; funded debt. $50o.OOO; floating debt,
S30,329 7S.
cost Of Road and E9upment-Road bed and super
structiye, Sl63,34s "; land, bulldngs etc. SS7s,,
43O 92; locomotives Tses etC', roO'o-o Sus dnu
snow pOughs $9O,922 OF; total Of Sl,2l3233 81,
against 81 l64,405 90 IN 1877.
Prpenses-Repalrs taxes on real estate, interest,
general superuteudcnce conductors drivers engineers,
etc. total of $2l6027 78. against S2l23S5 IL IN 1877
Earnings Passengers. S229325 Oh; freight, Sll6,-
O44 ure, etc. 81 052 67 enis S654 total receipts,
S235 1872 II, against $264, $50 20 in 1877.
General StdtStics-Number OF passengers 3,2I1,l2S,
az inst 2.S554l2 In 1877; number tons OF freight,
1915, against $3.50 in 1877 number OF engines, D;
mn ber o steam cars, %; number Of (al knds),
A number Of horses 214; number OF persons killed. %
number OF persons injured, p time consumed Ill passing
over the road 81 Minutes
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09

terms which any man might be proud of. Nobody
wants to say harsh word about Mr.. Ruskin, but
it is universally felt, and generally sad that his
remarks about Mr.. Whistler are but the splenetlc
Outburst of Ill-temper which may be regretfuly
traced to that failing health which has prevented INN
from appearing in the trial. No one would censure
him for an adverse criticism, no matter how vlO-
lent, on Mr.. Whistler's paintings. 1t is the lmpu-
tation, the cruel and unfOunded imputation on Mr.
Whstlers sincerity and honest practice of art as he
conceives it, which brings censure upon Mr. Ruskin.
wish / could say thought it undeserved, for my
admiration of Mr.. Ruskn is so deep that might
almost call it aftectlonate and believe, as have
often said that the service he has done to art is inn
mense, G.. W. :.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Dec y, 1870
The subscriptions to the per cent loan yesterday
amounted to S20.6j0.
The committee TO decide upon the award OF bids for
furnishing distinctive paper upon which to PRINT
United States notes. etc. held anohe meeting yester-
day. but it probable that several days VIII elapse oe
fore an award is made.
Assistant Secretary French at the request OF the Com
mittee on Ways and Means has prepared bill to amend
the laws as the duty upon sugars. II VIII be sent 10
the committee on Monday The intention Is to slmphy
the law this subject TO end the present con-
trOverSy concerning different grades or sugar. IL Is
probable that the lowest three grades will be abolished
and DESIGNATED rs one standard.
The JOINT commission on the Washington Monument
met NJ the WHITE House ycsterd y There were present
President Hayes, W. ". Corcoran, Chief OF Engineers
Humphreys Colonel Casey Mr. Clarke Architect OF the
Capitol, and Mr. Frazier Acting Supervising Architect
OF the Treasury Colonel Casey VINO has charge OF L.e
work the Monument, read report OF progress male
This together with Colonel CaSeys entire plan
for strengthening the foundation will be to Con-
gress with letter OF transuittdl the report OF the
iOint commission.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
NETWORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER g. 1873.

OF general dissatisfaction among the tribes He
thought 1t impossible, after looking into facts lor
the commission to conclude that the transfer
would be a measure of economy He read an
account giving instances where frauds have occurred
by army Officers not under bond thereby causing con-
siderable loss 70 the Government In reply 10 lOnY
crOss-examinatOn by General Hooker, Mr.. Hayt san
that during his administration there have been ABOUT 10
agents dismissed for Irregularities that about IL nave
resigned and 10 ~ removed for lneticieney Among
those who have resigned he knew OF none who were
fcent IN their acrOunts Mr. Hay insisted that undeT-
meath the transfer of the Department, In bs Judgne
to the Government and the Ill treatment OF race 10
which the American people should lend all the assist
in its power.
The committee adjourned until Monday at 10 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
GENERAL GRANTS TRIP TO ASIA.
4 SENSATIONAL STORY CONCERNING ITS OBJECT
AND A DENIAL OF 1T BY AUTHORITY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHt

A SENSATIONAL STORY CONCERNING ITS OBJECT
AND A DENIAL OF 1T BY AUTHORITY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WAsHISGTON, Dec. SIT has been announced
that Commodore Shufeldt is going to Africa, China
and Japan, with a commission from Secretary
Evarts conferring on him extraordinary powers
TO conclude commercial conventions with numerous
outside petty Governments during his cruise," and
also that General Grant has been specially invited
by Secretary Evarts and Secretary Thompson to
ioin the Tconderoga, and that he Is to become the
adviser of Commodore Shufedt in all his diplO-
matte movements, and to remain aboard and return
home in the same vessel
There is official authority for the statement that
ex-Presdent Grant will not take passage in the Ii
conderoga and become the adviser of Commodore
Shufedt in his rowing diplomatic mission, nor take
passage in that vessel for any purpose.
The Richmond, which is being fitted out to be the
flagship of Rear-Admiral Patterson, commanding
the AsiatIc Station will soon sail from this country,
and the expectation Is that General Grant will join
her at VIllefranche, and proceed TO Hong-KOng via
the Suez Canal. An invitation has been eXtendad
to General Grant to make this trip, and his reply
was n thankful Acknowledgement thereof, with an
expression of the probability of acceptance. His
visit to Asia Will have no diplomatic significance.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RUMORED FLIGHT OF SHERE ALL
TIE AMEER SAID TO HAVE FLED TO TURKIsTAN-
REPORTED ADVANCE ON JELLALABAD.

RUMORED FLIGHT OF SHERE ALI.
TIE AMEER SAID TO HAVE FLED TO TURKIsTAN-
REPORTED ADVANCE ON JELLALABAD.
LAHORE Dec. S.-Midnight.
General Roberts is erecting huts in the Pelwar
Pass for portion of his troops. 1t is rumOred that
an advance on Jelalabad has been ordered and that
the Amecr of Afghanistan has fed to Turkistan.
THE AMEER's REPLY.
The reply of the Ameer of Afghanstan to tine
Vceroy of Inda's ultlmatum has been received by
the Indian Government. 1t is dated on the 18TH OF
November, but not having reached Dakka before
the 30th Of that month, IL is believed in Official
quarters to have been rewritten after the receipt OF
the news of the capture of AlImusjd. The Ameer
in acknowledging the receipt of the ultlmatum
criticises the prOfessed friendly intentions OF the
British Government, and audes to its action IN the
past especially its inteTcessOn in behalf OF Yakoob
Khan as contradictory OF such intentions. Inc
Ameer explains that his refusal to receive General
Sir Neville ChambeTlalu's mission was not intended
to be hostile but arose from fear Of the loss ot his
independence an apprehension which was confirmed
bv the alusiOn IN the ultmatum to protection Delng
given to the KbyboTees who had been engaged III
escorting the mission. The Ameer declares tnaJ no
enmty exists between Afghanistan and the BRUSH
Government; that he desires to resume the former
friendly relations and, finally, that he VIII not resist
the visit of a small temporary mission.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
ThLEGRAPIIIC NOTES.
THE WHALE FIsHERrES 4 FArIUp,

THE WHALE FISHERIES 4 FAILURE.
HALIFAX, \. -, Dee. The Newfoundland
northern whale fisheries are almost complete failure.
DECISION AGAINST RAILROAD.
MONTREAL, Dec. 7.-Juapmcnt to-day was given
superior C0uIt for S-nuOp agans the Montreal Port
land and Boston Railroad Company.
BUSINESS FAILURE ~ BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. S.-llTct 4 Stafford, hat
and furlcrs. mace assignment 10 Horace Suman
yesterday. Their Liabilities are Sl12OOU assets NOT yet
known.
PRISON OPFICEES RESIGNING.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, De-. S.-Wardcn MWhOrtcT, of
the Pcuouary has been Oblged REIGN because the di
Quinn also resigns
BANK WHICH STOOD A RUN ABLY.
BALTIMOKR, Dec, S.-A run on the Eulaw Savings
which has been active for thrte days discontinued
Yesterday. The bank has oil pIOmpnes
and is amply prepared TO meet all obligations.
RACING ON THE PACIFIC COAST
SAN Francisco, Dec. Sat Sacramento yester-
day between the trOtng the
PAGER sweetzer the former won in 2ls 28 and 222 The
track was Te heavy, aud keen north wind blowing
RESUMPTION AT THE COAL MINES.
POTIsVILIE, Penn, Dec. S.-1he general suspen-
past week will be followed by resumption Monday next
Tor mining 100000 tons additional allotment made for
the year
BALTIMORE ATHLETES APPLAUpED.
RAITINoRE Dec. S.-The attn etic exhl uitlon mt the
Academy Of by wallis Club night attracted
dies utmost prevailed and the applause at
the efforts OF the various athletes great
A CLERGYMAN SUED FOR s20Os0
Sr Jost PHI, Mo-, Dec, 6.-Ihe First Presbyterian
church OF this city has prospects Of lively ahead MI
isrsei brings suit for $4,000 damages against the
injury Of character growing out Of recent church pro-
eoedtRgs
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

VERSAILLES, Dec. S.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties has invalidaed the election OF the Duke Decazes
HALIFAX, n. s., Dec. 8.-The general elec-
tions in Newfoundland have resulted IN the Govern
ment being sustained.
HAVANA, Dec. S.-The municipal elections
began on Friday. The Liberal Conservatives were vic
torious in Havana aud its neighDOrhOOd, and also iu
Vurlta AhnjO.
PARIS, Dec. S.-A telegram from st. Peters,
burg states that General Tmachef Minister OF the In
terror gned, and tile appointment OF Count sen
ouvHlof as his successor is considered probable.
PEsTH, Dec. S.-A Royal rescript was
read in the Diet to-day announcing that the Cabinet
,v,l remon IN office General Szapary has been ap-
polluted Minister Of gnauce and NJ. kemenE Minister OF
Commerce.
DUBLIN, Dec. S.-JOhn OCOnnOr Power
QIoms Ruler, Mayo County, has published letter
dcnouncing Dr. Isaac Butt Home Ruler, Limerick
Cltyl as traitor to Home Rule party in Ireland and
to the Irish
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
MANAGEMENT OF THE INDIANS.
THE TESTIMONY OF MR.. HAYT AND COLONEL
MEACHAM-BOTH WITNESSES AGAINST THE
IoESERAL PRESS DISPATCH /

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The Joint commission
considering tue question transferring Indian Bu
reau 10 the War Department yesterday heard tho views
OF Colonel A. b. Meacham, at present Editor Of papor
published in this city under the title OF The Council Fire,
and expressly devoted to Indian interests He
was chairman Of the ModOc Peace Commission, and
since that time has given his entire atten-
ton TO the question 70 how the In
dians can best be managed. He is convinced from
personal observations that the only solution OF the
problem ia In cIvizng them, in order that they may
Eupport themselves In his opinion, OF the 100000
Indians not over 900 of them require the presence
Of any military force whatever. He opposed to the
transfer.
Al the conclusion Of his remarks, Hr Hayt, Commis-
s,oner of Indian Affairs proceeded TO give his views on
the subject The first subject he discussed was the cost
Of army transportation compared with that OF the
Indian Bureau The former, he understood amounted
10 S4. 600 900 While 1t seemed incredible that the
amount OF tonnage transported should cost
that amount the transportation paid by the
Indian Bureau for the current year for 1,062
tons of freight from the Atlantic coast to the
Missouri River was SI3S75. II the freight Of the army
is transported at the he thinks II would b. Ut
tery impossible to roll up such amount as General
Meigs had stated their annual payments for tho scr
vice. The whole cost OF transportation for the Indian
Bureau during the preceding year amounted 10 S2l0OOO
and that the current year will not exceed S22oOOo
Mr. ayt considered that among the ssYentyfour indian
agents the Government there many honest ana
capable men be found In the country. He SPOKE
IN complimentary terms Of the army but he did not con-
slider the army adapted 70 the requirements Of Indian
agences He was personally aware that the Indians
are opposed TO the proposed change and should 1t be
effected he predicted outbreaks from the existence
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
THE HOT SPRINGS ITEM.
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCBl
WAsHINaToN. Dec. s.-Ihe Senate Committee on
the Hot Springs item took the testimony of George
II. johnson, clerk in 1.-THE Post Office Department,
w P. Rice, clerk to the Senate Committee on En-
rolled Bills. and Captain Bassett, Assistant Door
keeper of the Senate, yesterday. The testimony
was the same as foreshadOwed in special dispatch
10 TIE TRIBUNE last week. 1t was to the effect
that Senator COnover did not see the Sundry Civil
bill the night It passed. for itwas not taken to bis
committee, owing TO the lack of time Mr. Britt, OF
the Secret Service Office, was present, but asked to
be permitted to have till Monday to examine certain
papers which request was granted and the COM
mittee adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday, when
Messrs Britt and Benson of the Secret Service Di-
vision, will be examined
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
THE BRITISH BANKING SYSTEM.
THE CONDITION UNDER WHICH THE CRIPPLED
p.NU IporNprp

BANh WAS FOUNDED
In 1925 an act was passed allowing CO.
partnerships of than six persons
to carry on the business in England as
bankers sxtyve miles from London, with the provision
that each stockholder should be liable for the entire
debts Of the banE.
Notwithstanding the provisions OF this law, which
would to prevent any Joint stock bank
being established within sixty-dve miles OF Lon
don in 1884 the London and Westminster
bank founded. and has been in opera
ton ever since, although not without having
trouble to encounter Litigation with the bank
OF England and other difficulties, at first
beset it, but through all of these it passed. and has met
with high success.
Since the establishment OF this institution various
others Of the kind have been founded in and
about London. BY the Issue Act Of 1874,
no bank in any part Of the United King
dom which did not on May g. 1874, issue
notes, allowed thereafter 10 exercise that
privilege By act passed. during the same
year, with reference to jOintstOck banks
In England restrictive clauses were introduced
as practically TO prevent any institutions Of the
kind from beng established.
Within recent period. however, the passage OF new
act more liberal in its provisions has recognized limited
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
GRIMES AND C4SUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
AN ARM TORN OFF BY MACHINERY.

ANARM TORN OFF BY MACHINERY.
ALBANY n. Y, Dec. Char cs Eliot, " bile feed
ing planning machine Rorks mill yesterday had arm
on.
BEER UNHAPPINEss. MURDER, SUICIDE.
CINCINNATI Dec Sat Hamilton, Ohio yester-
day wegle the proprietor Of beer garden shOt his wife
Though head and then shot himself Both died instantly
Financial and family difficulties were the cause.
A SINGULAR DIsAPPEARAHCE IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 81. II. CowDer OF Chi
ago who arrived here wednesday with order TO in
vea the books OF FINER Brothers who arc
prosecuting sut against George o. ke their former agent
has nysteiiously disappeared
PRETTY BAD BUSINESS FOR STUDENT.
CHICAGO, Dec. Sd. Y: Hayward, OF ron du Lac,
wiscon in student Cheago Medical College became
engaged In discussion about drinks In south side sa
Yesterday and shot James McAahon tns OHnf o. oe
saloon, Killing hm instantly
HAYsTACK FOR A FUNERAL PILE. .
CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL.,. Dec. S.-Thursday evening q
atnsk OF hay was burned here Yesterday the
eharred REMAINS found In the aahes With bu
hole his head The evidently murderer
md DuIned In the haystack TO conceal the crime
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
THE IMPORTANT BILL OF MR.. EDMUNDs.
THIS MEASURE TO BE CALLED UP TO-DAY FOR
ACTION IN THE SENATE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNEl
WASHINGTON Dec. S.-No subject which Con-
press will be called upon to consider during this
session transcends in importance that which Will
be brought to the attention of the Senate to-mor-
row. Mr. Edmunds intends at that time to call up
his Electoral sbIll.
Legislation regulating the counting OF the votes
If adopted at all before the election of 1880, must
be passed between now and the 4th of March next
When Congress meets in December, 1879, the ex-
citement which precedes the National Conventions
for the nomination of Presidential candidates will
have begun, and 1t will be found impossible to Sc
cure the attention of either House to a measure
of this kind. The effect of any plan
that may be proposed will also be
then apparent, and each party in Congress will be
influenced more by the effect which such legislation
may have upon the contest then pending than by a
desire to escape from another such controversy as
that which followed the Presidential election in
1876 Nothing; therefore, ought TO be allowed to
stand in the way of the passage OF the bill OF Mr.
Edmunds OF of some other having like purpose.
This subject has already been discussed at such
great length not only during the electoral contrO-
versy of 1S76'77 but for four years previous when
Senator Morton lost opportunity to direct the
attention of COngesstO the subject that the Senate
at least is perfectly familiar with it and ought to be
able to dispose Of the matter after very short de-
hate.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
MR.. BLAINE's RESOLUTION.

THE SENATOR INTENDING TO CALL 1T UP THIS WEEK.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The resolution of Senator
Blaine on the frauds and violence IN the Southern
election will not be taken up on Monday owing to
the tact that the Electoral bill is set for that day.
Senator Edmunds desires to call up the latter blr.
Blaine will accordingly call uD the Southern resou-
tjon on Wednesday. The debate on the resolutions
will begin at l O'clock. 1t will be opened by Mr.
Blaine in brief speech. and he will be followed by
Senators Thurman and Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
FAILURE OLA BRITISH BANK.

THE WEST OF ENGLAND BANK SUsPENDS.
THE DIRECTORS CLAIM THAT 1T is soLvENr-A
HEAVY rum MADE ON H-ALARM IN SOUTH
WALES
The West of England Bank has finally sus-
pended. Its liabilities are estimated at $17,-
100000. The directors claim that it is SOL
vent, but they say that the bank could not
withstand the drain on its deposits caused
by adverse rumors. The failure has caused
alarm in South Wales. The Bank of England
refused assistance to the crippled concern.
The liability of its stockholders is unlimited.
The headquarters of the bank was at Bristol.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
coyuoDORE SHUFELDr SETS SAIL.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Dec. 8.-The United
States steamer TcOuderOga, secondrate propeller,
carrying eleven guns, whicl has been recently and
thoroughly erhaued and repaired at the Portsmouth
Navy Yard dropped down from Norfolk day or two
ago and set sail for Liberia yesterday for three years
crlsp This vessel has been expressly hed up for tue
expedition, and Is commanded by Commodore X W;
shulelIt, late Chief OF the Bureau OF Equipment ana
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
4 yEWPoRr HOTEL THREATENED.
A FIRE WHICH CAME NEAR DESTROYING VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
my TELEGRAPH To THE TRIpuNE.I

A FIRE WHICH CAME NEAR DESlh Valuable
PROPERTY.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 8.-What promised to
he n serious condagratiOn was happily averted last
night and this wooden again has great deal to be
thankful for The promptness of the Fire Department
aone saved the United States Hotel and numerous other
buildings on Pelham aud rhamessts. from being burned
down. The tire broke out in tho extensive stables OF
Anthony Stewart & Son. which were totally destroyed.
This was without doubt the work Of an ncendiary the
stables being set on fire during the absence OF the
watclman who had left the building only few minutes
before Tho flames were discovered In the hay loft.
The stables were located just in rear OF the
hool Several stables have been burned here OF late
and there seems to general impression that tue fires
have all been the work OF incendary The city gov
Crnment will take prompt action IN tue premises Inc
no arc said to be Oh the track OF several suspicious
ncrsons One man was discovered last night cutting
the hose while the buildings were burning bul he es-
0ed from he officers He will be arrested tomorrow.
Some OF the opinion that lie KNOWS VINO SET INC hre
New-York tribune., 1878-12-09
LOUISIANA INTEREST.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. SIT is stated THAI
a consultation OF members OF the Funding Board
was held to-day at the state House, and that was
decided 70 mold meeting tomorrow 10 cndeayOr To
make such financial arrangements "a VIII enable Tie
State to pay the JHnuury interest on the cOnsus VI Is
believed that at least 100000 m addition 10 ilc III
tcrest fdnd then on hand Will be required.