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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
CURRENTS AND EDDItS.

Now 81. Louis wants Its 'wnIskey punch"
The Charleston Journal breaches the elimination Of
republicanism.
The desrpbility OF the formation OF new party in
the south Is mootcd IN the Augusta Chronicle.
In Kentucky they sell negro convicts into ''servi-
tude." An old time auction scene actually occurred
the other day.
The Charleston Nctos says that II is expected that
Governor Hampton will be both mated and re-
elected without opposition.
Tho spriDgh field Republican dilates the danger in
this country OF overeducation, which mag result
10 ga genteei aud lazy diettanttIsm"
The South Carolina democrats Will Try 20 change the
day the State elections that they shall
simultaneously with the choice oil Congressman.
Gencrai banning says that he has never been per-
united to the letter written by Phil Sheridan
about Madison wolls he ASKED and was refused.
Norrislown Herdld:-'srhe NEw York HERALD in.
Inmates that the Moiat punch u democratic
mcasure.' II may BIZ, but Il will never become
popular as the old democratic mcasure-which IS a
quart bottle flied with whiskey."
Washing ton Iost.-'Changes of z 900 votes dstrtb-
utod around through thrty-nine Congressional dis
either overthrow the present democratic ascondancy
In the House or more than double It,"
Baltimore Gdzette:-"Tne South will mover reach Its
true level OF prosperity until II realizes Tho mpor
lance OF competing with tho west for skilled labor and
capital when flow In steady stream from all the
larger centres Of population In the East"
The Charleston Neos, in its correspondence from
Columbia, says that The report that Jadso Black, or
any other Northern lawyer, has beon engaged behalf
Of tho State 10 plead before the South Carolina Court
OF Claims, recently created, Is without foundation.
The Washington Post (democratc) thinks that tho
result of the approaching Congressional elections
a delt niy he
obtained by the democrats In the House In 1874
very like windiail. The retention OF the present
majority, but not It's increase, may be- hoped Tor.
Representatives Vance and waddei, of N orth Caro-
lima, are interviewed by the Washington Post, and
they both declare that democrats have not been per-
mtted to have access 10 the oniedcrstc archives
since they have been in possession OF tho govern
mont They mention occasions and Instances OF such
denial.
Charleston Is C) News;--"rhe great political
paign OF 1878 viii DO opened by Governor Hampton
and Others at Anderson, tho 9th inst. There will
be grand inspect and review Of the troops of tho
comfy by the Governor and Adjutant General that
day, alter which tho Governor will make speech
upon the political prospects Of the parry and the
policy TO be pursued TO insure success grand
denomination IL expected"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GALVESTON, Marcl,

GALVESTON, March l6, 1873
Cotton nominal lower to sell middlins iosc. low mid
dlias 9;se GOOD odaery sse Nc. Teeepss ol oa,es;
5s5. stock. 81. $50. ''"''" '''
NEW ORLEANS March 10, 1873
Cotton Irregular fair do ulddIing I01ac low mid.
ding o1sc gooa ordinary sesc trseepts ,55s bales;
22s2; t. Channel 3675. Sales 200: last evening
1900 Stock. 2o3.5so 's'
MopiLr, March l6. 1878
Cotton quiet mddng io4c Lew middling, esc good
Channel. $50 Sales, 800 stock as A'0''' % Tue
sAvANNAH March IL, 1879
o GD'@ ss' Nm easp Se ''S ss i s"Sa
6s,5l5.
Cotton easier: m'ddling, lVae iossc low middling,
Exaoti..ro France: aaos;so the consnsns eci Sales.
spirits urpentne quiet At 30 tosin firm a. 81 52. Tor
stra,nsd rude arpsnlirs steady at y 70 Tor had 81
Flour in fair 5sO Dbs az unchan rates
Michigan At 81 81 40 bushels 40 a, s. 80 $40 d. No.
,srs at @ 4 s:p three ssi i:
mSea At 4e oa.s mo nominal harley Sae. sales Of 300
sSais on private isGwnes GUIDED as %
city mace ossd 1sSsa resns
~ 200 bushels corr 2t6 do oats. ~ 900 do barley,
bills wheat 1000 bushcls corn. -5sUo do OATS 90
barley. $500 do; rye. 300 do
oswEco Mare. 10. 1873
Flour unchanged sales 800 bDls. Wheat firm white
STATE - q cs sS d e. S NO. eas 81
naiiy snged Eye and peas gue. eed
snd ireights ubchanpe Flour ppsd bbls.
DETROIT, March 16, 1873
Flour steady sales 800 bbls white, S. Wheat SHADE
bettr extra white Michigan 81 Is; NO. do 81 ~ M.
amber 81 - Corn firm, 46c. Tor yellow track.
Oats strong, 3Oac Tor No. white 2Ytsc Tor
mixed. Clvverseed steady at IA 81. Rece pts-flour
IN Dbls wheat, 2jUOU bushels; corn, 2OOO do.
lao do. shipments-tlour. 800 bDs. whea.. 2.UOJ
bushels; corn, $40 do oats 100 do.
CINcrNNArI, March Ia, 1873
Flour 6rmer; family 50 SO 3D. Wheat dun; 81 10
al is Corn que, but firm at 40c Ale. Oats IL fair
demand and hrm 1T 29c Sic Rye easier ut 6Jc &c
barley quiet, but steady; prime fall, 4oc Pork quiet ut
$40 SO Lard In goou demand; steam 81 I21s ket-
tie 81 % 81 10. ulk meats strong and higher shout
ners 3lac clear rib, s. I21a % Is clear sides 5iac
sac igher but anle shoulders, 4lc; clear ~.
butter quiet uuchaused sugar firm AM unch
Hogs i ouu uemaud iull prices common So IS 10;
light IS 90 S3 %; packing S3 80 50 20; butcners
So 10 So No; receipts, go: shipments. 4JO.
CHICAGO, March 16. 1873
Flour steady. unchanged. Wheat active and firm; no.
snrinq gilt edge 81 Oss; regular 81 01 cash 81 06Z
81 ga Aprii III OLA day these pric pa No.
81 Or riected S3c Corn unsettled at 42s4e. Cash April
May. oats In lair demand at 2i1sc Zoe, cash and
4gc 47ea Pcrk stsaay N goo demand at 70 90 cash;
~ o2ls ~ SO, Apri 80 67,. 90 20, Lard fairly
active Al ~ 10, cash and April " rs " TN May Bulk
meats steady ana nrm at 3c 5e and otc TOR shoulders
short RIB and shess clear mdoiss Whisksy nominany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18

STATISTICAL LABOR BUREAU.

The central body Of tho New York trade unions
held a meeting yesterday, when a committee, APP
pointed at a previous meeting, submitted several
amendments to the bill introduced In tho Legislature
providing for the establishment OF statistical labor
bureau Tor this state. Action was taken TO call upon
the different trade unions throug out the state TO
arrange meetings IN support Of the namcnts
In this city macs meeting ~ to be held at Cooper
Institute on tue 25tn INST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
A FlkEMAN'S FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Fireman CHARLES c. Connolly, iato OF
Engine Company No. q, VINO died at Bellevue Hos
p,al on Thursday last from the effects OF injuries
ceived on Tuesday morning last during the nrc at r.
o. Pierce h Co.'s OIL and paint warehouse, No. ia
Fulton street. took place yesterday afternoon, rom
tho residence Of his parent No. Is Desbrossos street.
The attendance Of relatives and friends very large
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and the completely blocked with sympa-
thzing crowd. The members OF Engine Company No.
acted as paibearers anc mourners. ana special de-
tails from OF her companies formed escort TO the
funeral cortege Among those connected with the
department present were:-Com m Issioner German,
Chiei Eli Bates chiefs of battalons foremen
Of companies aud assistant foremen. Inc remains
were yed to Calvary Cemetery for nterment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
FUNERAL OF A BROTHER.

The funeral OF the venerable Brother Cypran. aged
seventy years. who died at the franciscan astery
in Butler street, South Brooklyn, last Friday, took
place yesterday afternoon from that place Tho
brothers OF the Order and many citizens attended
Holy Cross, Fiatbush.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18

THE MONEY MARKET
There is q decided Improvement in the position OF
the money MARKET owing partly 10 tho settlement of
tho silver question partly the Increased spccu
lation In stocks. Money call easy a ABOUT 4 a
per cent early in the week. but later the demand
became active anu advanced to per cent Tor
call loans The activity in government and railroad
bonds shows botter feeling among investors the
money which has been so long lying ido is onco
more In demand. The weekly statement OF the Now
York banks shows, us was expected, further large
yain In the specie average, which is now up 10
$50, 545 900, or more than ZOO her than the
legal note average The surplus reserve Is up
10 $l6 leo. S25. The following comparis on Of tho
averages OF the last two woeks:-
March 8. March TO- Differences
Loans s246, 800 500 $242 07S, 300 Dec So 34l 900
specie. ..... ~, 10000 3v,54o, you Inc 242y 900
Lrpallcndcrs 80 o55 900 80 326, 200 Dec s.v Zoo
Deposits 80 2l5, $4,000 2l5 0s5 100 Dec. 20 500
Circulation. 1880 loo 1870, 700 iuc. 20 600
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve an0 the total Iiabilitics:-
March = March o. Uigareuces
Specie $57, ll6 800 500 545, 900 Inc. 81 42y 900
Legal tenders 3o,o5o9oo 30.S26 ZOO Dec $40 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
TAE GOLD MARKET.

Thk GOLD MARKET.
The gold speculation was fairly active and the low
est price since the establishment OF the Gold Room
was made during the week, when gold sold at 1909.
Large purchases of gold In consequences Of the
in foreign exchange were made late in the week. and
under pressure OF this gold advanced to 1Ol closing
yesterday At that figure. The following table shows
the uuctuaiio during the xaek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
iN,TiiilCri.lN

A -TnUMPsON'S BUSINESS CULLE,sE No. 10
n .lh av, opposite cooper Institute = bookkeeping.
uting Arithmetic Grammar Spelling and German, day
and evening ladies' departments selegrapny taught prac
ticaliy with instruments, dem aud for operators.
(NLEHks OF ~ DEsikiNu 10 LEARN DENTISTRY
Oand support them selves aud
while learning apply 100 Bowcry; good
competent
DANES BUSINESS COLLEGES. az BOwERy AND
II gO7 broadway. bookkeeping. arithmetic. spelling.
snvttband. writing lessons. ~ mouthiy
V.UNJ LADinS' iNsiiiOts ::tVhslth stn IL
~, Iesdcn. Saxvny lPrintpai, Miss a.. \.
circulars address the Principal Miss NJ o. ERMEN-
TROUT, Reading. Pa
DENTISTRY.
SIT OF rEErh IN THkEE nOUKs ar EITHER
ASST 9th door above I'D ST. At 12s West Saith
ruboer cciiuloid god. platua and all other mcchAu
cal dentistry with despatch terms to suit the tunes
NtWBKOt Oh NEWBaUUGH.
MARBLE MANTELS.
A KLABER, MARBLE AND MAKBLEIzkD NAN
Asts also 0ravcstonss, l34 East 18Th So u o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
RAILROAD BONDS.

Railroad bonds continue strong aud active. partic.
ularly Tor tho Western issues The difficulty Of
finding sale investment vt respectable rate of in.
terest has caused very large demand for railroad
mortgages aud Is cqaently predicted that these
bonds will continue their upward course. The latest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIpEScx. X. l.. March l6. 1879
Printing cloths market dull throughout the week. with
dropping prices Quotations the close At 31sc
asked to offered for standard 64x64;
week 81 90 pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
Totalrosve so7, 800 soss72.loo Inc. 1905 800
Res'vc req'ed
ag'tdepslts 90, 1880 53,77l.27o
Excess OF re-
serve above

Excess OF re-
serve above
legal reqnis sls s25 SIC lOos25 Inc. $21l7 600
The large sales oil government bonds here Tor
European account caused turthor advance 10 tho
Ioreign exchanges BANKERS long and short sterhlg
are now up to 1856 and 1885, ana iurtber advance is
expected The following are the latest quotations -
Sizty Days. Three Days.
Prime ban kers' sterling
tills on London. -. 4S516 4S6 ASH a 4e8
Good bankers and
prime commercaI... 4S4A AS5X 4e7 a4.o7E
GUou commercial 49,. 4.S35a 4o4 $50 aLsU
documentary commorl AS2h 4SJH 4o4A u SOY
Paris (francs).. 5lSk ah15M 5.164 613Z
Antwerp Vrancs) ....., 6.1SX 6.ltI hl6lx a6l3s4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
MEDICAL PRACTICE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

~ full liberty to all the remedies preparations
and doses which they have found most useful. II 10
only the right but the duty Of every physician
TO use that which he thinks knows to be
The regular school will chserfuIly learn and appro.
pirate from them all that they divulQe IN the
belief that that will only be 1.-THE of what these
called reormers are daily appropriating from their
own stores. HOOKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18

81 "a ReceipsFiour 1000 bbs wheat 80 900 bushels;
corn % $40 oats. $4,000 do $500 do. barley.
1000 do shpments Flour. ~ 900 bbis wheat. 1000
bushels; corn 5000 do; oats, $4,000 do. rye sooo
do; barley, $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
DIED..

NArHAN-LYoSs 10 San Francisco, Sunday, March
II. PHILIP NATHAN OF Cousa, Cal to LOUISE +. Lyoss
oil this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA, March 10, 1878.
sugar-Tbe market been quiet. buyer having
resolved 70 await larger arrivals In order select
lent parcels the weather has been favorbe Nos 10
IL Dutch standard Ia reals. gold. per Nos.
10 TO 30 Dutch Standard 50 10 reas Molssses sugars
to isr ga rsals centrifugal sugars, Nos II to 49, In
boxes and hhds. 81 reals stocks in warehouse at
Havana 800 900 bags and 23 900
hhds Receipts OF the week-956O boxes $500 bags and
$500 hhds txpors during the weeks boxes, 1900
bags aud 4230 hhds including 90 boxes 200 bags and
1875 hhds the United States. Moasses 81 reals
$50 Flour $34 $35 per Dbl for American. Jerksd
beet 81 12 81 % per srobe, in gold Lard. In kegs.
$50 for common aud S33 81 for fine, 9untal do In
tins $50 tor and SGT SO tor hne Tallow S2s 29
white s2s $25 arrobe 6nons bb for American
Lumber hrmer: white pine $50 $3l pitch pine,
$50 $3 shocks xbundxnt box reals hogshe ads,
IL reals moasses ads ID reals White %
reals arrobe Chewing tobacco S4S $54 qunt al
Hoops qni. I; long shaved S45 y $50 per freignts
quiet and steady oading Havana for the United States
per box oil Toe per hhd of 81 10 81;
hid Of moasses 81 81 25 loading at the north
sugar 7ac. ss7s per hid Of SUGAR So SIS %; hid
Of moasses, 81 l21 u 37. Tobacco quiet. but Arm.
Ex chaug rra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH
MARRIED.

EccLEsrHE AT Philadelphia, on the 10th inst, the
wife oil JOSEPH b. EccLEsISE, Jr., OF y son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18

REV. FATHER NERRIcK, s. j., ON Plus TX.
Tho Rev. Father Merrick $. j., pastor OF the Church
OF St Francis Xavier Sixteenth street. lectured last
evening lie and times oil the lato Pope Plus TX.
He gave sketch OF the carly life OF the Pope his
surroundings, his training and his admission TO
priesthood The review OF tho pon,incate OF
Plus TX was divided into three parts. Tho first
parL was devoted TO the events from his
accession tho Papal throne the year 1916 Town
TO his to Rome from exile In 1850; The second
part years from 1850 70 1870 during
such important dogmas oil the Church were pr0mul-
gated und The third part vi The lecture gwen
the time IRON 1870 to the death OF fius IN aud the
election his cesor Incidentally he spoke Of tho
relations between the Pope and the Irish branch
the Church The 0rst irish Cardinal appointed by
Plus TX. There were, he said, twenty millions OF
English speak ing Catholics, with about twenty thou
san priests and the larger Eumbcr oil these priests
were OF The Irish race. The speaker pad glowing
tribute to the character OF the late Pope the good
ness his heart mis- tact, address anu Ieariessness
and to the great work whicn he accom- pshed before
the tired body was LAID finally 10 rest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
PROFESSOR ADLER ON FREE PEOPLE.

PROFESSOR ADLER ON FREE PEOPLE.
The greatest word IN our vocabulary, said Pro.
fcssor Aaler at Standard Hall yesterday, is liberty,
and 10 giving the full meaning OF that word It Is
always connected with that idea for which armies
gather but when battle-ground mans own soul.
Indifference the ono sidc, ignorance the other.
the lover OF liberty and truth every where and
open blows and secret slabs continually inflicted
upon tho man who dares TO stand his ground. All
mankind acknowledged to-day, said the lecturer,
that America had been apart for the realization
of that freedom, and that in establishing liberty she
did not losc her equilibrium. No could
hold in too sacred reverence the dongs Of the
builders of this government We could never err by
rating too highly the merits OF the men Of '76
But still Professor Adler could not agree with that
of the Declaration oil Independence which
tanned that all men were equal. was not seit-cvi-
dent, as the fathers mad declared. IT taken IN its
literal meaning the doctrine was fatal throug houL
1t destroyed the very respect necessary toward
superiors The enec. oven was visible to-day In mere
lads refusing pay the customary respect due
masters and II The virtue oil reverence Is not alto
gether TO become extinct Americans would have
cast loose IRON that doctrine II the great OBJ.
stacle to civil service reform.
We were not Tree, nor shall we DO Tree, until men
learn tree 70 bow 10 true superiority
not until all acknowledge that tns government exists
not this that party for one class for the
whole people. That nation alone which makes higher
law the supreme law OF humanity, that nation alone
was Tree. Tho constant progress to do better the
progress l0ftier ideas aud the willingness 10 &C.
knowledge this progre and bow TO this SUPERIORITY
was the true religion required Tor our day. Thirty
centuries mankind mad existed, ana should II be
said that were not III 10 advance morally and plant
tho standard OF progressive truth midstY Here
than elsew was the mission o ethical soci.
ETY. all important
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
COINS AND BULLION.
The following the latest quotations In gold for
COINS and bulon
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds were active curing the week,
large blocks being bought Tor both investment aud
speculation. Although q large number OF securities
sti continue to return to this country abroad,
yet the demand here has become great MS TO ad-
vance prices There was consequently general frac-
tonal advance In ali these securities the close OF
the week, as compared with tho week before. On
Wednesday large sales Of the AZ per cents and a
NOR that tho government was about 10 issue them
again TOR sale caused a sudden decline. But It now
appears that the Secretary OF the Treasury
issue them upon the terms proposed, and no states
that will be sold unless ut their relative value
the our per CENTS the latter being placed AZ par In
London bonds also stronger as will DO seen
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State bonds have been very aull, the only change
Deng a slight advance in Virginia sixes consequent
upon funding bill that has just been passed, but
will most likely he vetoed. The following wero the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE. POLL
"A .ci,s on liberal terms. Apply to H. Il. DARLING 34S
and SAT broadway.
MONEY ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
"A sMortgsges; same bought; Insurance effected.
JOSEPH HERZFELD, l76 broadway.
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GALVESTON, March 16, 1873
Cotton nominal. lower to sell middlng. luIsc low mid.
ding, 0ssc good ordinary, she Net receipts bales
gross. 1901 TO Goat britain, 100. coastwse
$50. stock, 81, 100.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
Masonic.

The first Masonic Lodge in America
was held in the "Tun" Tavern, Water
street, Philadelphia and called the Hoop
Lodge, and was chartered in 1880, by
Provisional Grand Master, Bro. Daniel
Coke; and No. 90 on the English g. L..
Register.
The first K. A. Chapter was introduced
into this country sometime previous to
1853, the date cannot now be stated, as
the minutes are lost. There are, how
ever minutes in existence OF Jerusalem
Chapter, No. 3. OF Philadelphia in 1867.
There are now in America Al Grand
Chapters, and l2l Companions r. A. c.
and number propOrtionately about one
TO every six masons OF America. The
first Grand Lodge was instituted 10 the
city of Philadelphia in the year 1872
June 10Th. ST. Johns day-and BenIa-
min Franklin was chosen Grand Junior
Warden, Steven Girard was also Ma
sou, and in his last will left fund OF
$40, 900 10 the Grand Lodge OF Pensy !
vania, Tor poor worthy masons and their
families, which iund has now increased
to about sixty thousand dollars. Paul
Revere. who made the famous ride and
notified our Revolutionary fathers that
the British were going TO Lexington the
next day was one OF the Wardens OF a
Boston Lodge at the time. j. e. x.
MASONIC noticed an error in your
issue of the 9th inst. Under the head OF
Masonic" in the last paragraph. which
makes the idea meant TO DO conveyed,
rather mixed. 1t says: The Substitute
of the last" word OF Freemssonry, &C.
but shoE!d read "lhe lost word &c. The
grand masonic word used in the blue
lodges, is only substitute for the roal
Masonic Word; which was lost at the
death OF the first Junior Grand Warden
at Jerusalem aud found and used in
higher Masonry. j. Il. K.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12

TRANPs.-The town Of Paris paid SOS
for support OF trsmps, last year. The
Selec.men reported in meeting that IS
cents per head had been paid for two
mesls and lodgings given to each pedes-
TRAN. making IA travellers who have
boen entertained. This shows that our
beautiful scenery and hospitsble inhabi-
tants are iuIly appreciated by travellers.
Some OF these gentlemen are very ias
tdious, the Selectmen say, refusing 10
est broken vieiuals; while one Wittlly
remarked that bis entertainers were UeTy
temperate-drinking neither tea nor
coffee. Another did not like MS quarters.
remarkiug that in Bethel he was sent 20
hotel, where be slept as we'll as the
other boarders and eat at the same table.
We are inclined 10 think our towns make
an error in entertaining these fellows
As class they sre dirty set of loafers,
and should be put a. hard LABOR term,
TO- every offense Good beds, good fare
and Kind treatment cause the rowing
tendencies TO become chronic. IL is
nonsense to say these fellows can find no
WORK. The Buesheld Railroad managers
have been obliged to secure Frencbmen
TO repair their road. Work offered at
81 per day. and no takers. A chain
gang OF tramPs would keep The high
ways in good repairs at less than 5000
per year. considerably.