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Depocratio party. were willing to let cur
rency matters remain as they are for the
present, in view of the indications of gem
eral revival of business and the desire of the
country for quiet He said that he, foI one,
is not in favor of putting any obstacle in the
way Of business prosperity for the sake of any
supposed partisan advantage to be gained bv
legislation. He should deprecate any pres
ent agitation Of the subject, such as he feared
might arise If the present session should be
prolonged"
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failed with two hundred and forty thousand
dollars liabilities

dollars liabilities.
London, March 26: A Times Constantine
pie dispatch says that the Turkish treasury
will not receive any large amount of taxes
until May. The money in hand is barely suf-
fcient for ten days, and no one can say how
the government can be carried on.
London, March 81: The liberal member
will move in parliament tonight that the
Zulu war was undertaken with insufficient
forces, Notwithstanding the full information
of the government of the strength of the Zulu
army and the warnings received from Lord
Chelmsford. He says they were unavoidable.
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London, March 20: The central part of
CiuberhoDse, near Worksop, the seat Of the
Duke Of Newcastle, was burned with large
number OF valuable pictures and books.
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Ragusa, March q: The commandant OF
Alessioa and sixty leading Albaniaus have
been arrested on the charge of intriguing
against the Porte.
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THE LEGISLATURE,

After Months of Useless Wrangling.
after a So Called Investigation Dis
graceful to the State, after Sew
eral. Times Asserting that
the Whole Debt was
Fraudulently made,
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CABLE NEWS.

A Catholic Bishop ReprOYed for Mlsrep-
resenting the French Government
Revolutionary Disturbances at
Milan-NO Hopes of Peace
With YakOOb Khan.
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THE FUNERAL.

LOUISVILLE, March 27.-The funeral took
place from the Christian church at three
O'Clock this afternoon, services by Rev. DIR.
Miller. 1t was one Of the largest ever wit
messed in that city.
There are no attempts at 'ynching and will
be none. The most bitter regret prevails
Throughout the commonwealth.
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-rufe u .-rliT leief Iustiee Pryor, Judge
ft.z. lssEa Hlsss. Jn2ge Duyzll, Judge
.rlassg. lzaEs Fssu. General Rodman.
tsas-raa haaEl-s. C1an1s. smith. Judge Grad
..aat. 4a4Es s-is. Grzut Green and Rich
ed les4. D-1sf dlEplsitfons ~ relation to
f-r tarss Esrs uate, AID the meeting ad-
-rue1
FIb-LtttTI1N ~ TIE GOVERNOR
tbs E1rera-r hss issued the following an
q .-nles1art f1E io-norroE:
-rtEE af KraTucrr. ELECTIVE DEPGRTMENT,
fzAHETozI. March rs. 1879.
rae E-nr-1eue1f o. ths death Of Hon John H.
AaasH aaa. W ~ AllA aNlellalc Qieiricl, WHICH
e--fre4 q tr-lEtoff March %, 1879, viii cause
srr1u ar1 faEEFf ln even seton Of the common
Nr1l- BIS ienE carer q usefulness and the many
Easllcrs q p1b-le uzst which he 30 hOnorably
&C. u1u fnr ni1 ne respect and confidence Of the
relle cf Ilc elfirl tate. A. citizen he was be-
.tsud fCr as Ls'efiI pairlogishl and fidelity as a
tt.fssriaitr IN rglg'c-s be was energetic. prompt
a11 asLiffE-lsnecs and a. judge, he able, In
cerurrltle and impartial In token OF respect for
a. ul-iao1 recommend that an public ofnces be
llatt lf Twelve O'clock, nOon and remain closed
n rcse q che day and that all the State officers
~ t1elr ciefks attend the funeral IN body.
JAS. b ACREARY, Governor.
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A QUESTION FOR SAVAGE.

Columbia (Tenn. Sentinel: Senator Say
age says FIVE million dollars would buy cur
supreme court How much would it take to
buy this legislature? Colonel Pryor and Mr..
Kelley announced that they had no money to
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spend, and their proposition was rejected in
the senate without receiving a respectful
consideration. But we do not believe that
the legislature was influenced by money, or
by tie want of it.
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ATKINS TENN. ON FINANcE.

Special TO the New York Tribune: rep
resentative Atkins said tonight that if the
President would promptly sign the appro-
prIation bills, which Mr.. atkins thinks will
pass the house this week, congaesg will
promptly adjourn, but that if there Is delay
general legislation will probably be under
taken, and congress will probably remain in
session until the dog-days He says that he
thinks a.pajority OF the Democrats are ayerae
to entering upon any legislation affecting the
currency at this time, bit be intimates that
1t the next regular session bis party proposes
to carry out the following programme. Q)
Equal coinage of gold and silver, either free
or on the payment of seigniorage (2)
Coinage of silver to the full capacity OF the
mints, which he places at four million dol
lars a month. 81 Abolition Of the national
banking system, the circulation of the
national banks to be replaced 10y greenbacks
or treasury notes. Mr.. Atkins remarked
that he, and, he thought, majority of the
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gcEr. kHEcuTIyK DEPARTMKST.
frnWrruHrr March ~ 1910

rlb-LtlEtTIsN BT TIE GOVERNOR.
tls E-rFrn.r hss issued the following an
b .-nlrslEEt f1F fo-morroE:
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Msrristown CTenn.) Gazette: SIN reading
vestigatiug committee every citizen of Ten
nessse must feel Inundated Our legisla-
lures have not been composed OF men in
whom manly people could take any pride.
The voters of the State should awaken to
their own interest and to see to it that q bet
ter class of men are sent TO Nashville to rep
resent them in the future
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pENNsYLvANIA nAILHoAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAL ROUTE


on and after Jan. ~, lS7A.
Trains leave New York, VIA Desbrosscs and Corusndt
streets Ferries. as follows.
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the and South
$50 =. NJ. daily
For wlnamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie ats %
= NJ. connecting At Cory for Htusvle, Petroleum
Centre, ami the OIL Regions Wiliamsport and Lock
Haven. q A. VI.
Baltimore. Washington ana the South. Limited Wash.
ington Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except
sunday, 10 A. VI arrive Washington 4i2 4 ". Regu
lar at 80 and $40 A NJ, and 10 T. NJ sunday.
$50 A. NJ. and 10 7 NJ For Baltimore, T. NJ. except
sunday
Expression Philadelphia. $50 81. 90 o 40 Limited
II 4. NJ. /, so. T. g. Is. 80 SD and 10 +. W. sun
dAv. 4,aO and A VI. 3. 8. Z 80 $50 and 10 r. NJ Emf
grant and second class. Z 30 2. VI.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city afor1ing a speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh $50 10 90 A. NJ 10. 10
z NJ. daily; $50 A. VI $50 r VI daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore. $50 A NJ ? 3:5h
as, 100 r. VI sunday. q 81 A. " and 10 10 r NJ
From Philadelp hs. $3.50, 81 40 10 a. 30 A. NJ
2 $50 so o2n $50, and 1910 = NJ SUNDAY ASA
80. 10 ~. II 80 A. NJ. . 20. 1910 r. NJ
Ticket Offices, $50 and ga Broadway l Aston House.
and foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cortand sts Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot o. fulton -. Brooklyn;
ia, ilh. ana lis Hudson st. HOboken Depot Jersey
C,.y., Em,gTant Ticket once, Battery place, =
FRANK THOMSON, l.. =. FARMER,
General Manager. Gcul Passenger AGENT
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Shot by n shnrp.hooter.

Four negroes Wesley and Henry Hart broth
ers and Alcck and James Banks, brothers. went a
drunken iroc In Portchcster early yesterday morning.
They armed with guns, and the local officers
AFRAID "a arrest them.
Finally Justice Hen derson made Sergeant Madden and
Jacob Hess SharpspOt ut the TwcntyseYrnth Regi-
ment special ohcurs, and strong force Of assisted
IN pursuing the negroes Henry Hart hred the III.
GERS. and sergeant Madden returned the IRE shooting
Henry fatally IN the breast The other men were
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To the many patrons % the Holman Liver Pad Co RENE
dies 10 learn that the company have Opened once.
at s62 Rroadway, lis Fulton st, Brooklyn and Pa
Washington 81, Jersey tlN. 20 bee under the manage
mcnt Of gentlemen and lady hNsicRns, where cunsulfa
tons can hc had r"c ~ charge and treatment given
int li-ent manuet tins common sense and most won
dcru mode OF treating dlca,c hy absorption rather than
druggug the system hA. awakened intense interest with
suir ring humanity throug bout this and foreign countries
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GIpRALTAR. Feb. The United States steam
ship Richmond arrived here Wednesday, the 9Th
IRON New York All we'll on board
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ROTrEHDAM LINE.
~ steamers leave Jersey city. near Pavonia Ferry
tAN ...t... .t.fch ~ StNlEp AN March S
Cabin. sHl-S7u lnterncdia.e si,-s.t sfeernrr gi2
fuNCH EpNEN CO. T.. W NORRIS
p VIM 49,, Freight ACTS so B'Nay. Con Pass AGENT
STAT LINE-Io Ga,sunv, L,yrrpoo Belfast. and
rLondunierrN. from tr e., r.. ioo. Canal Il Thurs
DAYS fassengrrsat through rates tu all lcndus cio, OF
Europe. Steerase so. AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 60 .
Arcuts ~ Broadway. SlhERAGE OFFICES At -
Broadway ami pier loot az Canal ST.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

GREAT AND SUCCESSFUL REMEDY-Durlns IN.
alarming prevalence Of Caarrh it gratifying to no,s
the and popularity Of saniord Radical Cure for
catarrh. From very small beginning, this remedy has
In few brief attained to the height Of popular
favor in the extent Of its sales and the requency IL,
Certainly remedy boast Of better references
from physicians druggists and weLknown citizens who
have freely given their testimony in its favor The fact
that physicians prescriptions tor It to be found ae
in many Of best drug must create warm iec
ing In it, and pave way universal use az
a standard remedy for catarrh. Boston Journal
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.SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has no rivals II admits Of none Wherever 1t used
Is instantly successful One another the worthless
connections for catarrh put forth by unscrn
pulous men have sunk into obscury To-day IL Is the
Acknowledged specific for Catarrh from Nova Scotia 10
California, from oregon to Florida Price, with Improved
Inhaler Treatise. and Directions 81 Sold by aidrurgsts
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


rHB oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEfuIS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NkW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, TUE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
or AND AFTER DEC. Ia. 1878.
Express Trains lenye New NorK, via Deshrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Ferries as follows.
81. 7 80, $40 o. 10 I-tuited II A. NJ. l. $50 $50
80, go, and 10 7. VI.
Boat OF "BguoNiyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Al Jersey tlA. th0rius speedy and direct
transfer tor brooklyn travel
Returning Wain, leave Philadelphia II o. -. 3 IS, I
81 = $50, and II 4. ". u-lmtei EXPRESS / 80 r.
NJ p =, $50, Z. and 735 =. VI on sunday, ~ D.
4a,3 50, = $50 A. VI g. 5.3j r. NJ
Ticket Offices 52H ami ga Broadway, Aston House,
and loot nj Dehro,,es AMI cortait SIS Court ~ and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot ot Fulton st, Brooklyn. IA
il6 and lis Hudson St. llouokcn; Depot. Jersey City
Emlrrant uckct office, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, L. 2. FARMER
General Manager Gcnl PASSENGER AGENT
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II win be Welcome New.

Clear or partly cloudy, northwest winds. s
ing 10 east ami south and slight rise Ia the temper
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l,ntislrp.

AIIVIIsIIU,
COME and s. of teeth open dny and even.
" iug Eighth Avenue Dental Association. 31D -th
TEETH extracted, 2io, with gas. soc u gum sets.
Il warranted, "a up. DR.. BkOuGHION. 66 West an T.
BILLIARDS.
THE j. VI, BRUNSWICK q BALkE 80.
Il lI2t Broadway Wdreroous nov open; new ana ser-
ohd'ahd blizzard tables an all designs, at lowest prices
ste Cream.
EUssELLs ICE CREAM. 25c per quart TO
eh9TeheA ChArioties IN qaanues, SOC, per doLsn ~
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SttambUats ano RalIruaNs.

CUNDAY LINE TO BOSTON.
- Steamers at the Norwich line
Leave Pier 80 y r.. At $50 7. NJ,
SUNDAY,

for BOSTON. Newport, &c
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI WAY.-Open from 90 A. VI 10 ~ L. " Rector
It. nearest point Tor Wall - ferry. Cortandt st..
point Jersey city and COmnunpaw ferries, PARK
place point for Post ONCE. City Hall, and
barclay terry TO Hohoken. Chambers st., nearest
point Tor Pavona and Erie Railroad ferry. Franklin st.
Grand 81 nearest points Tor Desbrosses It ferry TO
Jersey CITY Bleeckcr 81, hth ST. points
tor Christopher IT. ferry TO Hoboken iith ST
Nearest point 70 Union Square and Lvceum Thea
tres. Academy OF Music Irving and rammanv Halls
~ st-Nearest point 70 Booths 81 James. and Park
Theatres. Grand Opera House. GilmOre's Garden Ma
some Temple. and Jersey city ferries 33d st-NeareN
point 10 standard Broadway and Fnh Avenue Theatres
AQUARIUM. ana san Francisco MnstrcA Al st-Con.
meets with New York Transfer Co.'S cabs for Grand Cen.
ual Depot 5sth st-Ncafest point for Central Park.
FOR uptown trans, take east side stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations. Fare 10
cent? cNcepthetwccn the hours Of - and ~ A. NJ and
ami ". when the fare T. scents Conncc with the fO
lowing horsecar lines A. Rector II. with south
erry al Grand st. with cars ior Desbrosses and East
Grand 81 ferries; at Blcecker st. with
west, AZ 9Th with for Christopher and East 10Th
e. ferries i4th II, with West 23d and East
23d and 3th St ferries, az Hl It. with Wee
hawken Terry, at 5sth ST. with OF Belt Line Rail
road WM r. GARRISON Presideut
" VAN BRocKLtN. Superintendent
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miscellaneous.

IGOR SALE-Bethe shin. foot NJ harrison st. Brook.
yn. copperod and copper fastened will lie sold cheap
Anu can pe ust' 1I ySnnel!S nl " narse Apply 70
ION Hotels and Rc,taurants First quality silver.
Il plated knives AT 81 50 nor dozen.
y WATKINS SONS, 10 catharnc st
DIVORCES, without publicity. IN various courts. Al
~ legal business promptly attended To- contingent.
advice free MuNRo ADAMS, Attorney, iei Broadway.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION modicai cssay
~ comprising series OF lecturs delivered At Kahns
decline showing mdis putahy how lost health may r.
gained. turdn- clear SYNOPSIS of hnuedunents u mar
and the treatment u ami physical debility
being the result u 20 years experience By mail 25c.,
currency or postage stamps Address secretary kahns
Museum eos BroHt"av Sew NorN
DOST OFFICE NOTICE--tho 'uretsu mais ior
the week ending saturday Feb s. lr7n viii close AZ
ship Wisconsin, VIA Queenstown, ON Wednesday. 1891
7 NJ, Tor Europe, by steamship scytht, via Queen,
steamer must be specially addresseD and at ~ + NJ
for France direct by steamship France. Havre;
ihursiaN AZ u NJ Tor Hefm1u', @c hN steamship Gin
respondence for Great Britain amt Tie continent 10 be
Forwarded BY THIS steamer must loo special adj
aud NJ ~ NJ, for Europe. Oy 81 turHin Republic. va
Queenstown .cnrfespoulrucr Tor germany and France
tn be forwarded rN tins steamer must nr specially al
dressed . ON saturday 100 $3.50 NJ 'nr Europe br
Tor GERMANY and scotland % be- forwarded by Tins
steamer must be- specially hlifcs~di. ami al ~ A. VI
ami az lu NJ fur Europe hN steamship Moscl. wa
SOUTHAMPTON and Brcmeu The steamships Wisconsin
Tor Denmark, sweden. and Norway. The mails Tor Ha,u
the West lndos. brazil. ana Argentine leave Ncw YORK
lcGS me mails tor Havana leave New York fcb. -
The mails for Australia. 40 leave san Francisco Fr "
The mais Tor China and Japan leave san Francisco
ruos l. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posi- oTucT NV YoRS Fch l. III"
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nor SALE cheap-sound horse top wagon good
L harness; for butcher. baker. or grocer
ASl East 18th q
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTs IN PHILADELPHIA;
TWO IN NkW YORK.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQuIP.
MENr AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
The New York herald., 1879-12-04
FINE ARTS.
&C THE ART JOURNAL. y
light brown.

THE ART JOURNAL
The December number of The Art Journal 10. Ap
pleton Coz has for the usual three plates q. e.
Lewis excellent steel engraving of Rosa Bonheur'i
"The Resting Place of the Deer" fair rendition
also on steel. by G. Goodeve. of Millais "a Moorish
Chief" and an etching by H. valentin OF Ger0me's
"Arnauts Playing Draughts" John Moran opens
the number with his second and interesting article
on 'Studio Life in New York. It is illustrated by
very bad view OF Humphrey Moore's studio and
good one OF corner OF that of Samuel Colman. There
IL good full-page woodcut Of George Fuller's "Ro
many Girl from the last exhibition of the National
Academy, which. however, does not attempt to re-.
Inness. the well known painter, art in general
and in It's relations to the nude. His views are
sensible and will be read with interest. There are
short articles on "Art Pottery Studios in London"
by Mrs. Susan N. Carter; the .'Tanagra
Statuettes." lately exhibited here and on Mr. Rus.
kin's drawings, which, having been exhibited in
Boston. will soon be here.
The series on Egypt and on "Hogarth and Land
seer are continued. Two large and excellent deco.
rative designs given as supplement. Among
the announcements for 1880 series of papers by
John Moran. accompanying Leaves from "Pant-
ers Portfoliosi" articles by Mrs. Susan N. Carter
''The Principles of Decoration and prize designs
for art manufactures. The English publishers
announce that specimens from designs sent in by
competitors will be paid for and published At the
close OF the year three OF these will be chosen
by judges appointed for the purpose. The producer
Of the best design will receive prize of twenty-five
gpineas (S131 25); of the second BEST ten guineas
($26 25 be paid in art publications. The descrip-
tions will be by George Wallis f. s. A., keeper OF tho
collection at South Kensington. Manufacturers
may apply the designs to their own purposes.
The New York herald., 1879-12-04

rived at the Brevoort House last evening from
Washington.
Oliver Wendell Holmes meant to be lawyer, but
becoming o doctor he became poet.
Mr.. John Van Horne. vice president of the Western
Union Telegraph Company who has been in delicate
health for some time sails for Europe Friday to
be absent some months. He will visit the German
springs.
Washington Star:-.'Senator Thurman does moi
seem to take his enforced retirement from potici
much to heart. Yesterday. in the Senate chamber.
friend complimented him upon the receipt of the
handsome bouquets that ornamented his desk. 'Oh,
yes' replied the Senator. some kind friends have
sent these to decorate my political cofiin.'"
People who have been frightened by pie events
may ut home make delicious lemon-meringue pie
from the following recepe:-Three ounces of butter.
two teacuptuls of white sugar, the juice of three
lemons, the grated rind of one lemon and two tea
cupfuls of boiling water put into porcelain
when they thickened with teaspoonful of corr
starch. When the pan is removed from the fire the
yolks of three eggs, previously beaten. are added
and the whole is poured into deep dish lined with
rich paste. Bake for about twenty-five minutes in
quick oven. Have ready the whites of three eggs
dered sugar and little lemon aavoring extract.
When the pie comes out of the cover it with
this merngue and return the dish to the for
few seconds so that the meringue may color to
light brown.
The New York herald., 1879-12-04
The Cznr's Appeal.

Czar Alexander made q noteworthy speech
yesterday in the Kremlin. Gathered around
him were the members of deputation of
Moscow citizens desirous of thanking His
Majesty for graciously deigning to visit, and
sojourn short time in, their historical city.
He spoke words that may be considered
ominous to nihilists. "Anxious only
for the welfare of Russia" he said, II
have placed myself in the hands of
Providence, but sedition must be extir-
pated. I appeal. therefore, to you and all
right-minded people to aid me in the eradi-
cation Of this evil which has taken root in
Russia" With this latest crime the revo-
lutionary party of Russia have destroyed
all sympathy which may still have fingered
for them and their cause outside of
the Empire. At present the attempt
is laid at the doors Of the nihilists, and it
will probably be found that one or more of
their more ignorant followers will be proven
guilty. The latest dispatches show how
narrow was the Cars escape and with
what devilish perseverance the villains at
tempted to accomplish their purpose
Kullmann, Hoedel, Nobiling, Moncasi and
Solovieff were but the products Of diseased
revolutionism. The world will not be the
worse if these latest specimens of would-be
"king killers" are caught and strung up.
The New York herald., 1879-12-04

There were introduced in the House yes
terday two bills relating to the further re-
funding of portions of the national debt
one by Mr. Garfield, the other by Mr..
Wood. The purpose of Mr.. Garfeld's bill
is to authorize the Secretary of the Treas
ury to begin ut once the work of refunding
the $7S2,071, 700 of six per cent and five
per cent bonds which will mature during
the next two years. In conformity with
the views of Mr. Sherman il does not con-
template any other rate of interest than
four per cent, the Secretary preferring this
rate and to take advantage Of the credit of
the government by selling the new bonds
at premium, il 1t should be practica-
BILE. Mr.. Woods bill strikes us not
as measure for the promotion but
for the obstruction Of refunding. 1t
forbids the payment of more than
three and a half per cent interest on any
bonds hereafter issued by the government.
1t is not probable that such bonds could
be sold to any such extent as is necessary
within the ensuing two years. and the
effect of the passage of Mr.. Woods bill
would be simply to arrest refunding and
prevent reduction Of the present high
rates of interest.