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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

MONDAY, February 16. 1880.
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock
M. Speaker Ogden In the chair and seventy
Prayer was offered by Rev Father Hubert.
Representative Pritchard presented q petit
tion from J. P. Rousson. of .Catahoula parish.
asking for pay ment for services rendered while
enrolilng the militia Referred to the Commit
tee on Appropriations.
a message was received from the Governor
ton requesting the Louisiana Representatives
10 Cong ess 70 secure az apgropriation Tor the
opening OF the mouth OF Red river. The Gov
ernor alao transmitted transcript OF the suit
OF New Hampshire vs.. the State Of Louisiana.
REPORTS OF COMM rTEEs.
The Committee on Elections reported In the
Natchtroches contested election case OF Nor
timer Perat vs. James Il. CosRrove. the sitting
member recommending that Mr; Cnsgroye be
any ground Of contest. The rules We're aus
pc ded. and the report unanimously adopted.
The Committee On Judiciary reported back
Leave Of absence was granted Representative
Kleinpeter for three days.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLs
BY Mr.. Gardner-An act to provide for the
filling Of vacancies. however occurring. In the
By Mr.. FeaaeI1An act vesting In clerks Of dis
trict courts. the parish IT Orleans excepted au-
taority to grsnt snch orders ~ ana to 90 s1 .
Judge from the parish or when Reused as
deemed necessary for the furtherance Of its
ad min istration Of justice.
BY Mr.. Jackson. Of Natchitoches.-.An act to
amend and re- enact an act entitled AN act to
rsorganize and r nder more efficient the Board
OF Health of the State of Louisiana: to define it's
powers. prescribs IT'S duties and those of quar-
anine and other officers under Its control: to
provide for Its expenses and for the recording
of birth. deaths aud marriages IN the parish OF
Orleans and 70 provide penalties for the en-
Il rcement of this act and for violations OF the
came. and for the ordinances and orders ma ,e
in pursuance thereof. approved April 90. 1871"
The special order OF the day. An act to pre-.
and qualification of hesureties to be furnished
By the clerks of the civil aud criminal district
courts for the parish OF Orleans" was taken
up aud passed It's third reading-yeas 70. nays O
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
"A Joint resolution authorizing the Governor
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HOUSE NOTES.
The City Courts Bill.

Mr.. Richardson. OF Orleans. has introduced
a bill into the House to organize three city
courts In the city OF New Orleans, to be known
and designated as the First" Second" and
Third" City Courts OF New Orleans. The
jurisdiction of the First and Second Courts are
to be concurrent and extend over the entire
parish OF Orleans lying on the left bank of the
river. while the Third Court will have juriedic-
diotion over that portion of the parish lying on
the right bank Of the river. The constables Of
said courts are to have authority to execute
person shal be- sued in any court other than
the one having Jurisdiction over the place Of
BIZ. residence; BY virtue Of the f,st election
State the said courts shall be presided over by
the following Judges elected:
r, The Fret City Court Of New Orleans by the
s ssS the TSrd court q New 81 The
in ONCE shall be elected and qualified In the
numerical order as above. The courts are to
hold their sessions daily. legal holidays only
city. The salary Of the Judges is fixed at
$1,000, The form OF procedure before these
courts will be governed by the general laws now
archives. books and papers OF the first. second
sixth. seventh and eighth JUSTICES Of the peace
are to be transferred to the First City court;
Court and those Of The flfth justice to the Third
City Court The bill further provides tina. the
act shall take effect from and after the first Mon
day of August. 1880.
ooNvErANcEs AND MORTGAGES.
House bill No. 81, introduced b7 Mr. Richard
son. Of Orleans. provides for the payment Of
the salaries OF the register Of conveyances and
recorder OF mortgages for the parish OF Or
leans upon their espactive monthly warrants
on the Auditor Of Public Accounts. to b. paid
by the State Treasurer out Of the judicial ex-
pense fund Of the parish or Orleans. In like
manner the talaries Of their deputies and en-
ployts are to be paid upon warrants OF the
regis or OF conveyhnces ana recorder Of mort
cages out Of the same fund.
DEPUTY AND MINUTE CLERKS.
A bill introduced In the House BY Mr.. Rich
ardson. OF Orleans. provides for the monthly
payment Of deputy and minute clerks, short
hand reporters and other employees Of the civil
and criminal district courts and court Of 40
peRls OF the parish or Orleans out or the ju-
dcial expense fund Of the parish: provided
that 40 warrant for he salary Of 9 short -hand
report shall have been transcribed and fled
with the clerk ten days prior thereto.
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Of the State to institute proceedings for the re-
e9very OF certain .swamo lands" after some
discussion. passed It's ilnal reading-yeas 81.
Representative Allsin gave notice that he
would move reconsideration Of the vote ju.t
taken TO morrow, Immediately after the read
THE REVENUE BILL
The Committee on Ways and Means reported
back the revenue bill recently introduced by
E lie Be sa }b ns
Gently blished In the DEMOCRAT. the differ
enue being la matters Of detail
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING
An act d flning the duties Of road overseers,
at what age persons are liable for road du "
who arc exempt. the penalty for refusing TO
work" etc. was indefinitely poet poned. on mo.
tlon OF the fntroducer. Mr.. Baakin
Taci' ON public roads and thnroughiares. and
fixing penalty for the. same" was ordered to
be- enarosaed and passed to its third readirR.
An act to, regulate the n mber Of Employees
q the recorder q mortgages for the parish or
Orleans, and to tx their salary was mace the
special order Tor to- morrow 1T O'Clock.
An act to provide for the payment OF the
salaries Ct the register OF c,nvevAnces aud
recorder h, q mortgages O The parish q Orleans
hnh e. .nsar napn,'es and employss was ordered
An act to regulate the duties or the miDn q
CLERKS q the courts Ct appe,l and of 'ha civil
was ordered to be- engrOsssd and passed to Tia
third reading.
An act to provide for the payment 81 the
Salaries OF he deputy and minute clerks. short
hand reporters and other employees Ut the civil
aud. criminal district courts md courts OF ap
psals Of the parish Of OIL. ans was ordered 10
be enRrossed and passed to its third reading.
Mr.. Richardson's amendment
an ACT to oiRanizs the cit courts In the city
ri New Orleans: to reg ulate the teri itorial
lurisdic g thereof and proceedings therein.
dered TO BIZ ensrossed and passed to it's third
reading.
An not to regulate the quail q ca'ions and du-
OF Orleans; authorizing the appoint ment of a
deputy recorder OF mortgages for the pari4 b OF
Orleans and fixing the amount OF hia salary:
% fix the bond If the recorder Of mortgages Tor
The parish Of Orleans. and to regulate the ex-
ent OF his responsibility" was made the ape
e1al order OF the day for to morrow at a o'clock
The House then adjourned until tomorrow
ut noon.
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Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Lighthouse Board have given notice
that on March IL the east beacon a. Sandy Hook
viii be moved on shore 375 feet from is present
location.
The light will be on Iron tower. painted
red. and will be forty.six feet above the sea
level.
An automatic signal buoy has been moored
of Galveston Bar: one mile distant from the
bar buoy. In fiity-three and ne-auarter
fathomR OF water.
The buoy Ia painted black and white and
gives blasts OF q whistle at intervals.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
NEW BILLS IN THE SENATE.

Senate bill to repeal act No. AZ of the regular
session OF 1873. The act sought to be- repealed
requires that process verbals OF coroner's in.
quests be recorded by clerks OF courts.
Senate bill to amend present section 2oas OF
the Revised Statutes provides that the sect n
shall read az follows: AS many justices OF the
peace shall b, els cted In and for each. ward 1t,
the wards respectively are now entitled by law
to elect members of the police jury: provided
that thls act shall not affect the term Of any
to the passage of this act; and provided further.
that this act shall not Apply to warbs In which
are situated incorporate towns that are by
Senate bill tn settle differences by arbitration.
This b. provides. that each party shall select
pire. They shall be authorized to administer
oatha TO witnesses.
B fore submitting the matter for arbitration
the parties will enter into bond to each other In
an amount equal to one. fourth Of the sum In
conditioned that they will abide
by re award: otherwise thu bond to remain 10
OF meeting, giving three DAYS notice. Parties
may appear In person or By counsel. make
known thetr claims and prove them g before
verbal evidences. The arbitrators shall not DO
bound BY the strict and technical rules of evil
dence
Arbitrators may examine into the matter and
render the n award. even II either party should
fail To appear
Should party BE- d'ssatie iled he may appeal
to lthe district court hin ten days but before
the appeal can be. taken the penalty for nom
with the award must be paid. and
II the award should BE- confirmed, the penalty
which has been paid shall not diminish the
amount of the award, but II the award should
be reversed. In whole Or In part. the court pro-
ment or the penalty
Awards are to be made Ia writing. and after
they are rendered the 81 bitrators are required
to transfer MI the papers to the clerk Or the
dtstrct court, to ba fled and the case entered
on docket After ten days have elapsed and no
ton for the amount OF the award, which shall
be collected by tha sheriff.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
CITY FINANCES.

The Picdv,tne having published statement
| concerning city finances which does not agree
with the accounts furnished from the City Hall
| n representative OF the DEMOCRAT waited upon
Administrator Glynp, who has kindly fur nished
the following information: he item unpaid
inter coupons. less balance to credit OF In
| terest fund. $3.50 41s &c." Includes all sums oil
interest due prior to the funding period. The
item registered judgments. s7o7 o2s 49," en-
braces all inter est aud costs accrued upon said
| judgments to December 81 1879.
Mr. Gynn had no autbori In law for oom-
putting Interest upon outstanding bonds at any
| premium bond act, Say per. cent.
Ia all statements made by Administrator
Glynn prior to his statement OF December 81.
1879 note wss published showing the capital
lied interest. In the last report, however. tho
Administrator omitted the note, because the
Let was generally nndertt2'd ~ aancial Cir s,
unnecessary In lieu of hat ote the Admins.
traitor printed an elaborate comparative state
total assess,nenis al d taxation by Years.. =
A little Investigation would have enabled our
neighbor to have furnished tue following cor
1879:
In the December statement the capitalized In
terest for four years and ~ half at per cent on
bonded debt Of SIS Gal 500 II regarded as pre-
MUM bond Ia not Considered.
The Interest. which does not appear In either
to $a,7s6. 0lb II. classified rs follows:
On - asl 7s0 premium bonds. -. 50, ITO 900 80
On 80 gao 0s9 N old bonds subject to
exchange. ..,.......-t.......-... BIG 30b ~
#@... 1887 .205 N
Less per cent interest pnid on con-
soiidated bonds "a 1913 000) later
than July /. 1875. by orders OF
United States Court .......-..-... $'31.19 on
s3.7sG.Ol5 N
Interest on e4oo 0co prescribed jackson Rail
road bonds. aud on $4,000 prescribed Opalou-
sas Railroad boDds. amounting for the above
four years to $142.B3O. not included In above
statement
REOAPIrULATION.
Bonded and floating debt .....-...&171 49. 7s0 90
CnDtaliz5d interest. .,...........,. 3.7s6 OI5 N
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 935 795 II
Instead OF the amount as stated In the Pied
V,t,,e. say 81, 44i ,S22.
No amount of specIous arguments will change
th fact that ths face of the bonded and floating
debt f24741 765 81 December 81, 1874, and
that II is ST.. i49 7sO appears from the report
Of December 81, 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
LAST OF DIR. RINGWOOD.
He Falls from Distance.of Twenty.
Five Feet and Is Instantly Killed.

Five Feet and Is Instantly Killed.
At O'Clock Monday morning, while under
the Influence OF liquor. Dr. james Ringwood,
aged AZ years. fell from the third story window
OF the Burgess House. ut the corner Of st.
Charles and Poydras streets, n distance OF
twenty five feet and was 30 fatally pured that
he died shortly after his arrival at the hospital
Coroner Markey viewed the body, and gave
This Ia the second fall that Dr. Ringwood has
had in the past two years from third story
window. Tho first time he broke his arm and
fractured his skull. His last fall cost him his
life.
The deceased leaves wife and one child to
mourn his sad end. Their whereabouts at
present are unknown.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
BILLIARDS.

Last night one OF the n ost interesting games
of the tournament took place between Sexton
and Schaefer at the Crescent HILL. The game
was 600 points up. and 1t closed on the thirteenth
fr ming 18th 80 ton as the winner aud bchaefer
At 33s The ishest scores made by Sexton we're
90. 1854 272 average 49, Schaefer. 26. "a. 1913 av-
ernge 28 l-6.
This will be the last vening Of the tenrna-
ment. when Sexton. Hchaefer and DAILY will
play game OF 600 points.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
THE LOCAL DEATH RATE.

The entire mortality In the city for the week
ending Sunday last was 1902. OF which 3s were
white n aes and "a white females: 10 colored
institutions and 10 we're certified to by the
coroner. There were CT natives Of Louisiana.
7 Of other States. OF Ireland, 6 Of Germany
and of France.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
LOUISIANA FIELD ARTILLERY

At meeting OF the field and line officers OF
the Louisiana Field Artillery held last night.
Col q. LeGardeur. Jr.. was elected colonel OF
the regiment vice Brig. Gen. John GIynn, pro-
noted Col LeGardenr has re-apponted Ad.
jutant j. A. Dure on his staff.
The election of lieutenant colonel OF the regi-
ment was post ponnd to a flu ure meeting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

staub sends us the New York Herald. Sun and
Times and the Philadelphia Times OF the thir-
teenth and fourteenth instants. and also Har-
per's Bazaar. Staub's news depot. and remem-
Der not TO forget 1t. Is at Goldth waite's corner
of Canal street and Exchange Alley.
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RUN OVER AND KILLED.
The Sad Fate of a Teamster

Tne SAD F'Ate OIL q TeAmBteT,
At 1880 o'clock yesterday morning a man
named George Peifrer. aged a5 years fell from a
cart. corner II Independence and Dauphlne
streets and the wheels passing over his body
killed him instantly. His body was removed to
coroner. who gave certificate OF accidental
killing,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

Ten different kinds OF three to five year old
flne pure California wines. at low prices al
Miller 4 Dielmann's. so to u South Peters street
corner Natchez Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
CARRYING CONCEALED WEA-
PONS.
The Arrest of Number of Young
Men.

Men.
At the Base Ball Park Sunday evening. 7. W.
Beall. Harry Cook Chas. Swan. l.. Ooursey and
Barney Kelley were arrested and locked up In
the Suburban Station. charged with carrying
conceal, d weapons.
As soon as the polIce arrested Kelley. who ia
a deputy sheriff. for carrying q copcealed
weapon. as n sort of tit for tat" Remy Clarke,
the captain OF The Parieh Prison. had Officer
Oasta arrested and locked up In the Suburban
Station on a like charge.
Yesterday Reiley was prraigned before Judge
Sheehan who. acting upon instructions from
Judge Whitaker. discharged him.
Offic"r CASA was also discharged. Judge
Whitaker deciding that a police officer Is COM
PEELED to Cal ~ a concealed weapon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

Yesterday the Governor commissioned Mr..
Tim O'Neill as aid on his stan. with the rank OF
major.
Yesterday evening the board Of directors Of
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RIFLE SHOOTING.

Two teams Of the Louisiana Rifle Club en-
gagged In match Sunday. That OF which Chss.
Hussar was captain won by one point. scoring
ISL to $50 amade by Capt. Xavier Huerstell's
faQ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
From the Quaker city.

Z. J. Campbell, Of Philadelphia, under date
OF October 4, 1879, certified to the wonderful
efficacy Of Warmers Safe Pills and Safe Tonic
In removing a liver disease accompanied by
chronic constipation and yellow skin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

Why suffer with indigestion when Malakoff
Bitters affords certain relief. Get bottle and
try Il.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.

Pure stick and fancy candies. bon-bons. prize
candy. crystalized fruit and all other kinds Of
candles. at very low prices. at Miller l. Diel-
mann's. so. 81 aud 81 South Peters street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

IoLo ROCK AND RYE-On all hands We hear
OF thls wonderful compound. Its rapidly grow.
ing popularity Is undoubtly attributable in q
measure to the fact that since It's introduction
nero; many OF our bsst people who were NJ all
b oecbi wiz, .1sd nsas colds eonsemptIon or
90 much Relieved that It rded them plea Mre
10 recon- Ia mend IT to their friends. ToIu Rocf
h ~, hys nus want long felt. and Its wonder
many family circles 1t Is put up ia !. flll nnarf
DOLL! POLE 10 Tor lsmly use. and Is sold In New Or.
chants, The W III known liquor merehant' Is
Hollander, No, 81 Customhouse street. ia nra.
req 70 furnish Tolu Book and Rye 10 deals1n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

Sullivan Il Bulger. Damp street. have a
new assortment of chandeliers and brackets
for sale at reasonable prices. Call and examine
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a a. 20 9, 70 x last evening white boy named
e.rses between Calltope and Poeyfarre. b. Z
and serons R h nvraa by one Emile Leblanc
residence where he received n deai attantinn '
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Frank Fehrs family bottled beer and Seigel's
extra dry champagne at very low prices. at
Miller h Dielmann's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

The best tonic In the world is Maakoff Bit
ters. Prize medal reeeived at the Paris Expo
sition In 1873.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

Sullivan 4 Bulger. 81 Camp street. have
new assortment Of chandeliers and brackets
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

HGet your plumbing done at Sullivan Il Bull
GERS OF Camp street.
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Get your plumbing done at Sullivan Bul.
gers. 81 Camp street. y ->3a-
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BREVITIES.
at II O'clock

Sale Of statuary at No. 20 Camp street to- day
at II o'clock
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Gas-heatin9 and cooking stoves at Sullivan L
BulRer's. 81 Camp street.
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Fnmailable Letters.
NOT PREPAID
MIsDIRECTEp.
Run Over by Spring Wagon.

Sale OF ftatuary at No. as Camp street to-day
at IL o'clock
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Reeds GU. Edee Tonic restores the appetite
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DAILY LETTER LIST.
Ladies', List.

Ladies' List.
Fouke Casey miss Porter B Il mrs
Aocust hltty miss soule jules miss
Qentlemen's List.
Bowers Fl II Lsttinp Ra
Cook T l. Fl DIR Maidstone Y r
Cook d d dr. OsborneF III
y fancy Frank Phelps Louis
Endre VIM Rice + Il capt
rTtenerisk Sanger Warren
Ilnk d Sullivan JC
Greenway David Sprinper Ell
Hordln u Shawl D
Hennerlch Trainer b g
Haven Jas q Thomnson JR
Jacobs David Wood IA
Jenkins Daniel Wtsnar OF
Kerr II Wi hos nm
Kramer ACJ Yonnu Thna
helleV II Yates Robt
Unavailable Letters.
NOT PREPAID.
n HrmssIeem robert Ballantyne RIA
G1onleE ~ Cochran John
1Dallon cum EnRelks h Feiner
Hnarnmel ~ Irish DIR
kuneman mrs Leonard q r. ra
Preston Robert Z Sheen Oarl
oiess Train 4 Cook
MIsDIRECTED.
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GuIs's WIIue mrs CoSset Il
1 nuaIl \, Gsare miss
yohnatnn Sarah mrs Jonna n Inhn
Marl n ~ H.. Minvllle Neville.
Rollins Lorine kinelaton Tenn
Williams Jas williams Glnrn
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Gas heating and cooking stoves ct Sullivan 4
Bulger's. u Camp street,
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Sale OF statuary at No. as Camp street TODAY
Mt Ii o'clock, s
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THE LOUISIANA

Sale of stntuary at No. IS Damp street o-day
at II O'Clock.
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Fouke Casey miss Porter B r mrs
LOCUST Kitty miss Soule jules miss
0ent1emen'a List.
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15.VI1,2U 7
Less per cent interest pnid on con-
soidated bonds "a 37s.oo0) later
than July l. 1875. by orders OF
United States Court. ....,...-......$ 1871. 100 o.
fa.7sG .nlh III

Interest on s4oo oco prescribed Jackson Rail
road bonds, aud on 100000 prescribed OpalOu-
eas Railroad boDds. amounting for the above
ata
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ducnR the bondholders to refund their bonds,
thus:
PRINCIPAL.
The principal Of the consolidated ~ ~, mn
bonds is...........+..... ...:.:; .Sl1VV,WW
Heventy-five cents on the dollar
thereof 1H.,..................... S'VW,VVV
Amount Of principal saved by
rebuilding ...t.........,...-..* 3.uVV,VuV
INTEREST.
Two per cent on S12,0oO0 600 for live
years t6. ....,..tt4....s.... " I,AU,oou
Years In - 100000
wears n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6,72o,ooo
Total interest on face OF old
bonds for 81 years is. .,..... .$13. 32O,0 900
Four per cent interest on 10 600
f.,r Al ypars is Observation-Disclosures 12, 100000
Balance or interest saved to
State by retundinH. ..-....$ 1880, 600
Add principal saved Az above. ...... 3,OO0,000
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Leaves net taxes collected In

OpinlDus differ as to WEATHER the ASSESS
ment To be made this year under the pending
act will he more or less than the assessment
made Ia 1879 Bu eoncedi1g that 1t will be
greater, and That possibly few Thousand
dollars surplus taxes may be collected these
tares are not lost They will remain In the
treasut either +, pay future interest. or, as
provided In the first clause OF section Of the
trsAnpl1t not.
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p,t,,e. say 81, 441 ,s29.
No amount of specIous arguments will change
TIL fact that the face Of the bonded and floating
debt ,nas f2474l 765 81 December 81. 1874, and
that II is S17.H9,7s0. as appears from tho report
of Decnmber Al 1879