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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-03-17
For the Courier.
Will Goldadvance or DecllneP
GENERAL HEDRIcK

For the Courier.
Will Goldadvance or DecllneP
GENERAL HEDRIcK
The all-absorbing
subject in business circles is the re.
cent decline in gold.l When slight
reaction occurs, some are firm i'm the
belief that the decline is only tempo
rary and that we ale to witness a
much higher rate of premiums. Per-
nit me to give my reasons why gold
must go to par, and that soon.-
Trade is dull in all departments.
Owing 10 the unsettled condition of
the great regulator, traders and buy
ers are cautious, and business cannot
but be demoralized, under the present
state of uncertainty, and the general
wish is that "par" quotation should
be reached, and business resume it's
usual activity. This desire being
quite general among all classes, has
the effect to curtail purchases, they
believing that prices must 20 lower.
While the public demand at least an
approximate return TO ante-war pri-
ces, it will strengthen the desiras to
sell on the part Of the trader and as
prices are forced down, the price of
gold must follow. The vast quaint
ties of wheat now in store in all our
lake towns and cities, has been held
through the tall and winter, for an
advance Now thatgold has tumbled,
there is an eager desire to realize,
and the exports in the spring will be
unequaled by the exports Of cereals
of the corresponding period of any
year. The shipments Of wheat will
inevitably favor lower prices of
gold, as it will help pay our balances
in Europe, instead Of sending gold
For the first time in many years the
trade balance between us and
Europe will this spring be in our
favor. Caution or the part of i'm
porters has brought imports and
exports closer together than for
years past, and today it is claimed
by many that Europe is in debt to
America. According to the dispatch
from Washington, Mar. Sd, 1870, the
balapcc of trade against this coun-
try at the end Of the year, was only
S2,000,00O
Hhe capitalists of the Old World,
look with amazemont at the wonder
ful energy displayed by Americans
in building Railroads, and they are
buying largely Of such securities.
We are informed that not q day
passes, but some negotiations are
with agents Of European
bankers for some new railroad bonds,
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evil, to say the least Of it. The
Apostle exhorts US to "shun the very
appearance ofevil."
If the christian ministry would
lift up It's voice against this evil,
with many others Of like character,
the health of the daughter of my
people would be restored.
EXIT.
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ALWAYS READY AND RELIABLE
From it's perfect purity and uniform
strength, Dooley's Baking Powder
can be safely rolled on as the best and
most economical baking powder in
use. No short weight, as each can
contains the full net amount repre-
sented, and the same quantity is
guaranteed to last longer and give
better satisfaction in making rolls,
biscuits, pastry, &C., than any other
article of the kind known. Manu-
featured by Dooley d Brother, New
York.
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In case the said county or cit

In case the said county or city
should desire to purchase said Bridge
&C., and the said parties their asso-
ciates, successors or assigns, should
refuse to sell the same or to choose
said engineer to determine its value,
then this license shall be forfeited.
A failure also on the part Of said
parties, their associates, sucoessors
or assigns, to commence said work
BY the first day Of May 1870, in good
faith and to prosecute it 70 compile
ton a. aforesaid, shall make . tor.
feiture Of this license. It is further
stipulated that the said parties, their
associates, successors and assigns,
shall not have the privilege under
this license 10 interfere with any
ford across the Des Moinea River at
Ottumwa, Iowa, any more than is
indispensable in erecting the Bridge
hereby licensed. 1t Is further under.
stood that the rates Of toll to be
charged for crossing on said bridge
shall not exceed the following rates
to-wit .
For 4 horse or mule team 35cts
90 25cts
81 16cts
i" loose horses, mules or cattle
per head. 10cts
I" hogs or sheep per head. 23cts
:" each foot passenger 05cts
All citizens ofthe county crossing
said bridge except footmen, shall be
entitled to q return ticket, which
shall pass them over said bridge on
return, FREQ; provided said ticket
shall be presented before 8 o'clock p.
M, of the same day it was issued.
The foregoing rates Of toll may be
increased City per centffom 7 o'clock
| p. M, to s o'clock q. m, from Nov.
1st, to May LIST, and from 8 O'Clock
p. m. to 6 o'clock .. m, from May
1st to November let of each year
The foregoing rates shall be unalter-
able for the period Of ten years.
Witness whereof, the said Board of
Supervisors have caused this
license to be signed by the Presi.
dent Of the Board.
(SignedD O. D. TISDALE,
President B. s.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet tomorrow morning ct 8 o'clock
a. m. GEO. D. HAcKwoRrH,
Clerk B. s.
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ON the Daily Courier March 18th,
Railroad Meeting.

I -
stock from tho c, 4 s. w. r. r, a
meeting held in Taylor & Blakes
Hall, Saturday evening, March u,
was called to orderly clecting James
d. Laid chairman, and J. 6. Hutch
ison, secretary.
By general request Of the meet
ing, Hon. E. IL. Stiles stated its
object, which was TO show the citi-
zens of Ottumwa that the Ottumwa
& St, Paul Railroad Company has
been thoroughly organized by sever
al of the most wealthy citizens
subscribing two thousand dollars
each, making in the aggregate twen-
ty thousand dollars, who arc TO be
assessed whenever it shall become
necessary to pay the expenses of
working up moro stock, and tor
other expenses, for furthering the
interests of the company.
Hon. J. w. Dixon being called on,
in a very concise, and satisfactory
mannes related the history of the
organization, and showed tho great
benefits which were to be derived
from said railroad, 49,.
Mr.. Mason, from Tama county
was called out. He stated how car
nest the people Of his locality were
for road, viz /: east Tama and west
Benton counties, and that in
that section, they would pledge sixty
thousand dollars.
BY the request of Hon. J. w.
Dixon and others, Major A. Il. Ham,
ilton informed the meeting what he
had learned at the Capitol from
Senators and Representatives who
live on the route of the Ottumwa l.
St. Paul RR., and that they all join
in the general desire for the success
| Of this road. Major Hamilton fur
Their showed that the citizens might
as we'll relinquish all idea Of getting
the G. Il S. w. RR.
On motion of. G. Meek, the meet
ing decided by rising vote, that the
stock subscribed by the people to the
&. as. W. RR., should be transferred
| to the Ottumwa Il st. Paul RR.
The persons, who by their own
special request, wanted their stock
transferred as above stated, were
| as follows, viz:
| James Hawley, ST., G. f. Blake,
G. W. Devin, j. g. Meek, G. A. Der
| by, Edwin White, Rolla Reeves, D.
W. Stebbins. W. B. Bonnifeld, Daniel
| Eaton, J. w. Shea, j. G. Hutchinson,
w. RI. G. Jaques, IL. g. Dixon, Alex.
ander and Jackson, and others.
On motion of Gen. Hedrick, amen
ded by ]. &. Meek, a committee coz.
sisting Of two from each ward we're
appointed to sec the parties who had
given their notes to the G. 4 s. W. r.
e., and solicit them to transfer the
said notes to the Ottumwa 4 81. Paul
r. r.
The Chair appointed the following
Committees, viz;
Robert Harlan and B. b. Durfee--
4th Ward.
J. G. Meek and James Hawley, ST.
Sd Ward.
A. D. Moss and f. J. Clarke-2d
Ward.
Geo. w. Devin and Nick. Baker
LIST Ward.
DR.. Carpenter stated that he
could not say wha. his firm would
do, as they were not all at the meet
ing. He thought whatever they had
subscribed to tho other road, would
be transferred to the Ottumwa 4 St.
Paul Railroad, but, that whenever
the Company wished to do so, they
should draw on his firm for 800, to
pay surveying expenses.
On motion Of Hon. E. d. Stiles,
the meeting adjourned to meet at
Taylor & B!ake's Hall, on Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst.
JAS. ID. LADD, Chairman.
J. G. HUTCHINSON, Sec'y.
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Fire at Iowa Falls.

The new Methodist Church at
Iowa falls, which was dedicated
only ten weeks ago, and which cost
eight thousand dollars, was totally
destroyed by fire on last Thursday
night, at midnight. The fire caught
from a defective flus. 1t was insured
for 81, 300 in the Security New York,
and Reaper City, Rockford Illinois.
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MISUNDERSTANDING from what
we hear and the tone of the press
OF the District, we should say
hat Judge Loughridge will be re-
dominated next summer without
any serious opposition.
He is an able, faithful, patient, and
accommodating representative, and
moreover has not the slightest faint
II vepality or corruption adhering
o his garments.
lie is one Of the most experienced
md influential members of the lower
louise, and can serve his constituents
With more efficiency and intelligence,
han any new man we could probably
end
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FOURTH DAY.
March 10, 1870.

March 10, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment at s o'clock .. m.
Members oil present except Pres.
o. D. Tlsdale, &. W. Boyd, T. Shuts.
g. A. Derby, Pres. pro tenn in the
chair.
Minutes Of yesterday read, cor.
rected, and approved.
The special committee appointed
yesterday to confer with DR.. Foster,
county Physician elect
Beg leave to report that they met
DIR. Foster and learned from him
that he had taken charge Of the
county poor, on tho irst Of March
1870 as per contract in good faith,
but vas not aware that the county
required bond OF him for the per.
formance of his duties as such
physician, and that he was now
ready to enter into bonds as required,
all Of which is respectfully submit
ted. Said report on motion ordered
by the board to be fled, adopted, and
committee discharged.
DR.. Foster appeared before the
board, filed his bond as required by
the board, which was on motion
approved.
The following per diem and mile.
age was allowed the Board of Super.
visors at the adjourned session in
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DuDLEY.-Ourmember Hon. Chas
dudley, has distinguished himselfthis
inter in staining up for the long
ltfering and patient tax payers.
He made an able speech the other
ay, against cxtrayagant expendi-
Tres, which we shall take occasion
publish in day or two.
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DANolNG.-We allow our CORES.
pondents the widest latitude in the
expression of their opinions, and
therefore publish all that exit" has
to say on that subject, rking
however, that plenty of people in
this world who arc us certain of
gong to heaven as he is, perhaps.
entertain an entirely different opin-
ION
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rom the pailx COURIER Of Eth,

rom the Daily COURIER of 18TH.
The citizens Republican school
icket was elected yesterday with
tut little opposition, as will be seen
" Mr.. Towers report in to-day'e
COURIER.
We are informed that the scatter.
ng votes cast for the other candi.
ates was done without their knowl-
dye or consent.
The Board for the ensuing year
ouldn't be improved upon.
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Go to John r. Shepherds for. Can
ton Plows.
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DON'T

buy anything at Peters 4 Co., unless you feel
convinced that You are getting goods d e. low
figures as can be bought of any nvst class
Dec $50 ".
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u auV, w luc Sdiu JOuu -. w OIL, Soy.
more D. Carpenter, j. G. Baker, g. A.
Madison, L. E. Gray and their associ.
ates, successors assigns, to erect operate
and own Toll Bridge across the Des
Moines River, at the city of Ottumwa,
Iowa, at the foot of either Market,
Green or Jefferson streets, in said city,
to the opposite side of said river. For
and during the term Of fifty years from
the time said Bridge shall be completed
prohibiting the license of any other
Toll Bridge or Ferry across said river,
for the space of one mile and half
above and below the Bridge to be con-
structed by said parties.
This license is granted to the parties
aforesaid upon the further condition.
That the construction OF said Bridge
shall be commenced by said parties in
good faith, by the first day of May A.
D. 1870, and to be completed ready for
travel, by the LIST day of May, 1871,
and is to be built in good substantial
manner after such plans as the parties
aforesaid may adopt. The said Bridge
however must be constructed for two
wagon tracks.
The wagon way to be not less than
sixteen feet in the clear, and to be con.
structed for foot passengers on either
side, OF not less than four feet in width.
1t is further Stipulated that after ten
years from til. time said Bridge is com
pleted, the said county OF Wapello,
or the said city of Ottumwa, may pur.
chase said Bridge with all the franchises
connected Herewith, at the cash value,
of the said Bridge, and franchises, at
the time of purchase, TO be asccrtained
in case the parties disagree, by three
competent Engineers, each party to
choose ole. and the two thus chosen to
select third one, the estimate Of ma-
jority to be binding on both parties.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

ENOR SALE or TO RENT-Partially FUR
Il NlSHED UNFURNISHED-At Metuchiu N j.. delightful
COUNTRY HONE consisting Of Dwelling House Of II roCns barn
gehOuse and other ouungs with I've land
~ ing order Situation gentle elevation overlooking the vge.
Ten nus Wal from dIo fne southern erosure
. school and stores fine Lawn and garden choice
'hruol~y evergreen and deoluous hedges al knls
SppTS 70 own Metuehn depot waerst
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
Real Cstatc 10 Gftbauer.

EXCHANGE or for Sale-Farm OF 22O acres;
fng tt ep,nt house ami all necessary outbungs
trout pon all kinds large aud small abundance wen
vafe high stale Of cultivation lJ e moved by ma
cline IL mis from Depot " y. well adapted 70 ent up
pnce $4,000 free Of 1egm65ee Apply to X r. btHhH ID
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. saturday. April le. 1870.

No hrsiness of public nature was done at
Txcbanre to-day Several good pieces of property
-o announced in the advertising columns OF IhE
sos,,Nr, to be sold at public and private sale ana
Scuptess dealers win consult those cou'S' a. eie n!
>, b,v or 10 learn what houses and lands are
L. Z H. IIarkl
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

I NNNA IUJA oTIINDN.-tOrS SAIE chtdp,
~ tt4uti. KE-fDtSNE fu.ti af-a l4fea n
rear comprising al 81 Inquire Of SEXTON b Cham
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
Gin Real Cstaie for Galc.

Gin Real Csiate for 6ale.
TLOTR MILLS, in Avenue c, FOR SALE or
To LET M.eaesr ul of tle most approved Kim hugne
tlt.- .tr C.p-t ~ mills 40 barrels per llr Anfl- 60
CLAVE HJLGATE a Co.. 2l5 Cau4lst
TOT t1r SALE-FOr SALE a SITE on Fifth
tr nav r.id fxl; ground rent. go an
- . ae. .a % reasonable price pAed for SOUL Tor ar
- ..--. of Ia NER MORGAN ? Pine.st. 173D
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
n 00llti o. Hatei ane pEtersol - PairFsla "
= AORIlSTOWN. New-Jersey-

Fl4 = y
= af - I5s-saier puie extensive musketoes
IN a. AZ hsa a. egaut HOUSE with II rooms prce
FILEO shlIh DoDGE 10 West TSeBteths, frVm 10
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18

a --i-tNDID RESIDENCE, with ~ rooms
30 49,. a'- 'eHeerei doors; au tie modern improve
. i -, t.-i L o, fl'ersoa. II heAi.y aa- respectable
.,. "i - 100 easy terms; Otler cottages and
- A..+t '-e aa-ae oe-aty viii seI pnees suit tie
A. DEEROM.
A Paterson. ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY OF THE

ii NEWYUIk IUIh IUMIANI
A } IIIIGKiK Go. rrl auction. Ihl hAhAl
Mar Al IL roca 4 the Etchatre sa-room III Broadssf th
rrln, remaining uuso e PROPERTY Of The EhNiOth Dhi
DOCK IONpAhT Cy Of hes-lork consisting o water grants
srs and f} leases ho4sr and .t htst near Avenue p ii
m o1 OusAu.lr eighth tul one huudf- and .ry
ninth sis % o ou TruA Eleventh Ibc last River
- particulars Sc
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
Gounirn Real estate for Sale.
THE CHEAPEST RENT

ANYWHERE IO Bb FOUND
AND THE RENT MONEY sAyHD
Fou have complete HoCsI modern improve
me and multitude Of borssvng House bail;
thoroughly By days work by sk erpe builders and with the best
materials purchased Gold high and very heah
and vey conveniently accessible to the city 80 minutes nnen
tines day iron mup minght, so that lectures places Of
amusement sni all other city Advantages euOye equally well
With those residing lay part Of Manhattan Island.
Tie purchase money mostly psi. what wOuh be otherwise
los; After small payment good the House
the balance paid quarterly unents about equal what
goa be paid the such House which viii the nteres;
and continually reduce the debt This seldom offered and
worth looking For particulars send call descriptive sheet
the OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN AGRCULTURIsT PAS Broad
way,YT (oae HOUSE for Sos one for s17, 500,
may yet be secured By desirable families Of
psymsulj
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
Brooklnn i)ropertn TO trt.

3I 200 AND S2,3OO-To Let, on Fulton
- .sJNIO ave Boual.l tr,;l,s - ORES MODERN
builr on blocks city entrance on au
other street location for DRY goods store tstrate grocery
or a other rssTtr'l lil@ tusues.
W POTTER Broke 2l3 Fulonlye opp Flhuhav'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
Boaro ano Rooms.

A HANDSOME SUITE of ROOMS, bath ad-
"A Joining LET sumner pnoes puyae table n loiei refer
given required Apply u west Thirty 'eeonisi bes"eea
Pifh- and Brotsvsy.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
lIBFRT H. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER.
~ PEREMPTORY RECEIVERS SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
EMBRACING EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING BUILDINGS ~
ctt-nrxc , spr ENDIp STEAM FNCINE 100 HORSE POWER
ii. NICOLAY

WILL SILL At PUBLIC AUCTION
OH TUESDAY, April 49,
q, = O'Clock noon u the EXCHANGE sALBSROOM III BrosdSsy
without reserve 10 the highest bidder under the direction Of Otto nre
ESQ Receiver Weaving Company and by order Of the su
rree Court q or GROUND each 25IOO feet situated the
north side Of ninth st. North keSiork emba
@ . entire ChhOa snl si Anne With the follow
ing Ia ding. thereon:
one go and basement bn Building l6 e front By 20 feet deep
stant built with LsL ceilings aud Window iron stairs, steam
oway large tank ard also with Of the tHest steam
engines Of 100 horse power 10 the country.
One story Workshop In the he main hulng Ioro feet
ON. bc Boiler 65I25 with three lagt bolers almost
r. win driving r1om and hne smoke stack ~ feet high
All the uIhgs gravel roofs aud furnished with lightning
rod apI wef regardless Of tncung the splendid en-
| an an expenditure exceeding +ll0oi four ahd IN
perfect order easy By The Thriave and old Boston turn
M Hore running constantly within 20 taris o ih properly
TERMS OF 'bALE-Te y lois ad AZ ihe bang VII BE- Ju W
The highest bddef
purchase the ters ouson 70
pa by he purchaser he nconcrf Immediately aieI TIE ac ~,
memorandum Of stlc The bahce '" be
maid In ~ dns thereafter when the deed S be delivered too eau
remain aud al cent Interest II desired
TITLE INDiSpUTABLE
descriptive lists gyihg fall particulars can b 0b'ah'u
the AgcigBrsr 0fcr ~ iInrsL
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
Fl RI ,.AIN.-A .pIendid nropeIty at Mnnsey's.

Noe i-r-r -lsae n best manner maTse Hltes bard
oss1.s I'D are roon sai very attractive maFHaeeat views
eolfe- eu 10 afh three 10 tweHtv-sersr acres
O. D. Ess purchaser vii J.al eoSs iuye,t ,.,s es,
SAT- Is 20 BlOsds-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
6ummcr Retreats.

Jninflfr iicirf1i5.
AT POULTNEY, VT. Rev. j. Newman, ID. d.,
n Pt II RIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE, oders The eonvennces
and comfort. HOME jane October l. ow house
thoroughly rrnovaei Send for ami references
DOOMS are ready for Summer BOarders at
III the SEMINARY BOARDING HOUSE, Carss Hill Stamfon,
Conn. STEPHEN GILMAN. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-18
aurtion Sales Of Real estate.

A J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., Auctioneers.
n. TUESDAY, April 10.
AT n premises ENECUTORs sAlB ~ MANSION AND
IOTs AT THROGGs NECK BY ORDER OF GEORGE BARKER
EXECUTOR OF RALPH BARKER, DECEASED.
The OF land mapped into lots inenng the eve
buildings thereon situated AZ lhosgs Neck Wehes
the Sound. Maps and part enlars az Cedsrst
MoERIs wmKISs, Aucoreer
EJFGANT COUNTRY SEAT and FARM,
II Duihe County belonging to G ~ gS
Apri % 1870 Y ook the Exchange saeoom, No III Broa
way, New Yorki -.
RINBBEC elegant Country Seat known a. \, Meadows con
tauilg lying the east bank Of the Esoa isl IA
distant {. miles north o. khiHenck satol
ua Village The house Is stone Hth hc
partition walls the sni@tins manper stands about 10
feet commands view for over u miles oosng
Of the tatkl anil shaEanguns
rooI ant divided 20 MAKE
houses snail COLI gapery attacheL Carnage house WIN
ooahmans rooms &C. Stable has four stalls and Two
sas tool house an other oltbuiE Convenient me
bungs comprise tenant house With large range oi
stables bans capable containing about - head f CATTLE beside
hay, rrain. ke. . -, ,.o
b VIII he offered whole or IN two lots one OF 10
as Including building and the north bung -ite tn
acfs iseng s present mansion gareners house am
hay making complete place ITSELF and having 40 ea4l
water 'front.'
TERMS VERY LIBERAL -
Book maps at the Aucuoaee Ohee No Pnet NeEYok s)
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morse NOTEs.


Chs. r. Jenkin', Of Nicolson pavement famo,
drives d-siing team or bays.
The Hon. Daniel COster occasionally forzets the
sso OF time. and ets out one link In the chln Of spoe
N Rev DR.. Adams drives n nnc span OF rrnys TO a
leht wagon. brush between MIN ana DR.. COREY
would be Interesting.
Mr. meserols has aope1red on the Lane behind n
1857 hepong little roam. He keeps his place well in
INC train OF the long tailcd, mysterious sorrel.
Joe Elliott is going well this fall A day or two
since 10 his exercise he the half m'le poo I'M
Murphy.
"1ho dark colt" formerly handled hv sim Hoag
land, aud now owned by Mr.. Sherwood, which was
oNcoiauOns In late trial he trottod TO the quarter
IN Is seconds TO the half mile pole In TAO TO the three
quarter pole m 1853 ard made the mile In 2al The
yOunEster came home little tired BY the etertion.
In the third neat Of the trot at Nnruzansett Park
q GodS6 Maid Palmer led her L, OF sh tS annf,er II
at roltine pace shovel her The way 6oSs As he
reared lhe goal the mace was terrific that he len MS
smith Maid bHs during The whole season been in tram
for such Tremendous burst "A should wipe out Al
must be little chlgrined that Palmer tOjK her nca
sure 30 handy, ana stamped her, skip and ALL a 12i.
Tho judges at Narragnnsett Park rendered dc.
csion last week witch puzzles OF mere routine IN
uottng circles. Enigna, Logan and johnny Rob were
pTomnent ~ neld o. horses started Tor purse Enig
ttll Enigma was tho fsvorite nj long odds. In the
fourth heat both Enigma and Johnny Reb ran " the
way the quarter poe, and subsequently, indussd IN
some "a galloping ~ the use johnny Ret came m
beat Enigma by about NECK. The judges hada protrac
ted consutu!on aud appeared TO be lost IN maze Of
whispered a few words 10 tic pu1,ed mseSstes. WHO
thcrcupon promptly awarded the heat and race 10
s spectsS- Logan not ory won tSs ne heal, bs,
Enigma should lave been dlstance1 for running. a.
placed thrd ~ these slricnt umpircs Dun1 WALTON,
nen Mare AVID other Old head, present were conNdsr
o. case Tor appeal 70 the National Trotng Congress