, 1881-04-05
NEW YORK.
Secretary Windom's Confer
ences with the Leading
City Bankers.
The American Agricultural
Association on the Sub
jeot of Pork
No Causo to Suppose TINT Amer
lem Hogs Arc Unduly
Infected.
Severe Condemnation Of the Practice
Of Adulterating Butter
and Cheese.
Complimentary Dinner to John
Mccullough by Many
Celebrities.
Attitude Of tho New York Prcs8
on Judge 1tobcrtson's
Nomination.
The Question Of Removing an In
sane Judge Bothering the
Lawyers.
Movement Looking to tho Abolition
Of Tolls on the State
Canals.
Bcecher Causes Sensation In His
Church by Narrating pcrsonal
Experience.
Thnrlo;,' Weed Objects to the Proposed
Method Of Cleaning tho Streets
Of the 0ity,
Movement Looking to the Abolition
Of Tolls on the State
Canals.
Dceclser Causes a Sensation In His
Church by NarratEng a Personal
Experience.
Thnrlo;,' Weed Objects to the Proposed
Method Of Cleaning tho Streets
Of the City.

u1B DEPARTURE Folt WASHINGTON
Epketal Qtspafeh 70 The ChteaQo Tribune.


speetas Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, April 4.-Tho now Secretary Of
tho Treasury returned 70 Washington this morn-
Ing ut 10 o'clock In tho limited expE0ss. Tho
principal object Of Mir. Winlom's visit to Now
York. as IL generally known,-for tho
Bocrotary himaelf proclaimed it,-was to
consult with tho representative bankcrs as
tn tho redemption OF tho outstanding bonds md
the manner In which tho remaining $lt.t oo,0W
IN ~ per cent hpnds authorized undcr the Re-
funding bill shall bc Issued. Upon subject OF
such vast Importance very naturally
there Is great interest, not only
In Will Rtroet, which is tho
InQnoy centre Of tho country, but in business
anu oven political clrcloa, to know what tho
policy OF tho now Administration Will bo nR to tho
National finances. What tho vfcws OF Senator
Wfndom wero on tho financial question arc
p1otty we'll known. but
WHAT Will. nE TIE POLICY
Of Secretary OF tho TroaHurY Wt!d0m ia quito
another thlng, for, As hc wns careful to say In
Bubstancc,"f have my own opinions Of couree,
but lntoud to bo guided by tho viows OF others.
It's matter which viii require much thought
end careful consideration"
enthnrity G notwithstanding @ tic secretsrys % rot.
teence, thIt his rHvnrt rtMn Will ho tho une
a a.e1, t 1n 0y 'ss f Ss
aS %ss o'has sse
AkpEG HGEU hCLAC lltlfFtuuIl AlANFSltGS III u
tho precise rate OF interest," but In general tho
plum Is tl!s: Tho ind por cont bonds now held
by tho banks
ALE To he EXTENDED UNTIL CONGRESS
MEETS
iatoress 70 BE- enty II edo d efis, S furher
consideration. Tho b1nks now hold nearly nifty
millions or Ga and 1dQ millions OF 5s. This
pIan would therefore tHku euro OF two
hundred millions IT honds temporarily ut n low
rAte oc interest. A. tho 4is still to be issued
under tho funding bill, they nmnnnt, M Is we'll
known. u slot, ,0,oo0. In dtsposin9 q thesv !! js
thought that tho Secretary would probably
pot Il ratc which would ho cqlirnent to the
buyers to 3.i l,ur cent. There would be, Aay,
$lU,QO0,000 FROM tho sinking fund and surplus
rcynnua with which to redeem bonds. Ihts
would mako In all 5000, 900 600 Of bonds taken
euro IL.
TIE IMPORTANT POINT
IN this .p1nn ta tho proposition to ArranRe with
tho banks that tho u nlid Gs which they hold
paa8ca a Funding b or Course this plHD could
DO EXTENDED To- tho general public, wha aro
loldora Of ID nnd Bsnlsp, by stamping such bon,ls
with the agreement, II tho Trcnaury Departs
Hent waa prepared to force such holders to tho
net terms nt tho ngrcbment by threatening thotn
to call In thoir bonds it they refused.