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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-05-08
Copper Weather Vane.

LARGE Variety Of Horses. Eagles, Arrows,
IL beers, and Farm Stock Vanes for Church,
es, School Houses, Barns, &c. Also, En-
blematic Signs to suit every trade and pro-
fcssion. All gilded with fine gold, and will
last One hundred years. No barn is com
pletc without handsome Vane-they indi-
cate which way the wind blows and are very
ornamental, and are used all over the State.
Send for catalogues Of over 100 styles. Also
Boiling Cloths, Burr Mill Stones, Eureka
Mills. Bird Cages, Cheese safes, Wire Cloth
and Wire Goods, manufactured by Z. t.
BARNUM, lis Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
2-35.
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On motion by Jas Blood the report was
accepted aud tho committee discharged,
Ga motion oi Nr Towneg The eport wac
sicptcd
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The following Supervisors accounts vcr
presented and allowed: -

Minutes of to-day were read and approved
and on motion Of Mr.. Carr the Board adjourn
ed, sine die.
d. A. LATHROP, Clerk.
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4&AH<A - - l. II =
Flu I'd EXTR ACT n u G n L.


FLU ID ExTR ACT BUCHU.
10 tho only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis
ease, and has cured every case of Diabetes I'm
which y has boon given. Irritation ~ the Neck
OF the Bladder and Inflammation of tho Kidneys.
Ulcerstion OF tho Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
ton Of Urine; Diseases OF the Prostate Gland
stone In the Bladder, Gravel Brick Dust Deposit
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for I'm
feebled and Delicate Constitutions Of both Sexes,
attended with tho following symptoms Loss
OF Power, Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breath
Ing Weak Nerves, Wakefulness. Pain in the
Face, Pallid Countenancc, Lassitudc Of the
Used by persons in the decline or change of
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-wst~
ing In children, etc.
tract Buchu is unequa1cd by any other remedy
Asiu Chlorosis or Retention, I'm egusrity. Pain
fulncss or Suppression OF Customary hvacuations
liberated or Schirrus stato OF tho Uterus, Leu
corrhsa or Whites, sterity, and for all COM
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfeeblcd and delicate constiu-
tons OF both sexes and all ages.
KRARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Cures Diseases Arising ,frcn, bnprudsnoes,
Hdbi Of Dissipation, ETC., In all their stages, at
little expense, little or no change In diet, NO In
convenience, and no exposure. IL causes IRE
9uent desire, and gives strength to Urinstsy
thereby removing ob.truchons, freyeitirg and
Curing Structures Of the Urctha, Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, sofreGucnt In this class OF dis
eases, and cxpclIing oil Poisonous matter.
KKARNEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.
Shopper bottle or elk bottles for s. 90 delivered
10 any address, secure from observation Bold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared BY
KEARNEY g. CO., 104 Duane SIN, 7.
to whom all letters for information should bc
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As good as any in the world are to be found
in abundance, and will be sold on the most
favorable terms to actual settlers. Some lev
el and heavily timbered with Oak, Beech, Ma
pie, 49, Some rolling, with Beech, Maple,
RockDElm, &c. In fact, every variety of tim
Der soil surface can be found
Th\ railroad is complete to Reed City(T II
n r. 10 West) and there is only rs miles TO
reach Ludington on Lake Michigan. This
will be Constructed rs fast as the work can
economically be done. Cheap Land and
Railroad facilities are seldom offered together
and thosc who wish te secure homes will do
well to Apply early and take choice selections.
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Popular Route /!
Flint & Pere Marquette R. W.
Taking Effect Monday, November 1Sth, 1873.
TRAINS GOINa NORTH

Detroit " Gin. Il Malta Through FRI
Bay City Clevei'd Local and Sleeper
Express. Exp. Accom-. Attached.
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BAY CITY DIVISION.
Thro. Fright. mixed mail, mixed mail.
E.ssginaw, 8 % 500 X 60 + 90 + 50
Bay City, I 25 $40 125 5 ~ 10 20
mail, mixed, exp, mixedThro. Frei't
and Sleeper
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TERMS Of Sale:

o ie Fourth down, IN all cases--and balance
m y be Baid in three equal annual payments
r. nJsr lands must be paid for, before bsisa
cut Farming Lands for actual Settlement will
be sold in payment Of one-fourth in cash and
the bal ance In Eve equal annual payments.
Interest at the rate Of seven per cent on all
unpai5l balances, TO he paid annually.
All Contracts and Notes are made payable
at Merchants National Bank, in East Sngi-
nav. Apply in person or by mailto
WIN. L. WEBER, Land Commissioner,
Lind oilce at Last Saginaw, Mich s-s
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FLINT & P. MARQUETTE
RAILWAY
LA ~ EDS

Owe 10000, 900 Feet we'll lucatct H5iniy
on the Riyersieading into Lake Michigan.
The nu1crous streams and small Lakes sur.
r,undcd with Pine timber along the line west
OF Recd,City offer the best of locations for
mills, WHERE logs can he held safely free Of
expense and free from annoyance Of Boom
@ 'mpanics. The railroad direct to East Sag.
NAV AVID Toledo offers the best source ofsup.
plies, and never failing market for lumber,
Shingles, &c, which may be delivered any.
where ION tho limo
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COUNTERFEIT INTERNAL REEVE
NUE. STAMPS.

A Nice Legal Question: Standardization to
Dismiss the Complaint-Decision Re
served.
As already stated In the HERALD, Daniel d.
Wright has been charged before Commissioner
Osborn with having had in his possession counter
felt internal revenue stamps afixed 10 certificates
OF railroad stock with intent to utter the same.
Counsel for defendant, ex-Distrct Attorney Gar
win, moved yesterday to dismiss the complaint and
discharge Wright. He urged that as the use OF the
stamps In question had been abolished In October
last there could be no such crime as the counter
feting OF o non-exsting stamp.
Mr.. Purdy, for the government, contended that,
although the use OF this stamp was abol-
ished In october last, all the stock Issued
prior to that date must have genuine stamps
alxed thereon In order to be negotiable; that the
government was bound to redeem all genuine
stamps Of this character In existence, and that,
therefore, 1t was In fraud OF the United States to
affix counterfeit stamps to papers on which
genuine stamps were required.
Commissioner Osborn reserved his decision.
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HORSE NOTES.

Mr.. II. w. Cameron has sold his chestnut nlIy
Inver, by bennington, dam Adelaide, with her colt
foal by Bonnie Dundee, three years old, to Mr. John
nj. Matthews, OF Lowell. Mich. Mr.. Cameron also
sold to the same gentleman the bay fIly by i'm
POI ted Warminster, dam FOridc, two years old.
Mr.. Samuel Emerson will act as judge in all the
trottlng races during the coming season ut Mystic
Park Boston, the lessee, MIR. Lon Morris has en-
gagged his services for the year IN that capacity
trotting match has been made between 0. A.
Hickok's chestnut stallion Emo and s. b. whip
ple's STALL AJAX Tor 1880 aside mile heats best
three in five, the race to come of over the Oak.
land rrottng Park Course, California, on the 18th
instant.
Mr.. Tompkns, OF Boston, has sold his black
mare Lady Judith, by Draco, out OF Lady Balch, to
gentleman OF this city. Tor $4,000 He has also
sold his black gelding Satan for $4,000.
John w. Coniey OF Flushing, sold his bay gelding
Beppo recently to W. II. Crawford. for q gentle
man residing in Western Pennsylvania. Beppo is
very last horse, but not very reliable.
The Magnolia Club, of Mobile, have postponed
their race meeting until alter the Louisiana Club
, races at New Orleans are over.
Emeline, by Brown Dick died at Mobile on the
18th ult she belonged to Mr.. CottrIl
Betting has commenced on the Saratoga Cup be
tween Harry Bassett and Monarchist, both to start.
Mr.. ]. Q. Deyo, OF Jackson, Mich, has sold to Mr.
Charles M. Reed, Of Erie, Pa, the chestnut trot-
ting mare Lady Blake, for $1,000. Lady Blake has
q record OF 2:29h.
d. Swigert, OF Spring Station, KY, has sold his
chestnut colt Acrobat, by Lexington, dam Sally
Lewis, by Glencoe two years Old to Mr.. Charles
S. Lloyd for X. W. Sears, OF Boston. Acrobat is
engaged in the Saratoga and Kentucky Stakes at
Saratoga, this year, and in the Belmont Jersey
Derby, Ocean HOTEL Travers and Kenners Stakes,
for 1874.
August Belmont lately purchased in France
mare by Monarlue, dam La Tongues, by the
Baron.
The Saratoga Association have changed the time
for the several events which have heretofore
closed on 18th OF July to the 18th Of August.
The dam OF the trotting gelding Jim Irving,
owned by W. II. Wilson, of Lexington, KY,
dropped fine filly not long since at Ashland Park.
Mr.. X. II. Stout, OF Midway KY, purchased recently
William Stolt's half interest III the brother OF
the trotting gelding Jim Irving. The young stallion
is four years old, sixteen hands HIGH ana beauti-
full bay in color.
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THE NEW IRON STEAMER RICHMOND.
Another Fine Graft for the Old Domi Mon
Steamship Company-Her Dimensions,
Accom- m cd IN tons and OMcers.

Accom- IN cd n lions and Officers.
On Monday afternoon last the new steamer Rich
mond the latest addition to the Old Dominion
steamship Company, hence to Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond, arrived at this port from Whining
ton, Del. This vessel no doubt, Will prove 1av0r-
tie with the coastwise travelling public, as she 10
very commodious, well constructed and pleasantly
appointed The Richmond Is FOG feet on deck, SO
feet BEAM q feet hold, IL ieet draught Of water,
has two decks and Is 1,43s tons burden. The
plates OF this vessel are OF the usual thickness and
single and double rlveted, while beam ties are
found In such numbers as 10 insure great strength
OF hull.
The motive power Of the Richmondis ofimproved
description the engine being OF the drect-acting
surface-condensing principle, with cylinder 90
inches in diameter and stroke OF piston OF b
ieet. Steam Is supplied by two return tubular
pollers having three furnaces each, ana IN tnls
department. there Is an auxiliary boiler on tine
cargo deck and the necessary independent steam,
nre ana bilge pumps are In place.
Inc accommodations OF the Richmond are OF
very pleasant nature. The saloon Is elegantly mt
Inc staterooms, equal to an occupany OF forty nrst
CLASS passengers open from the saloon, and, while
tney are Too1ny have all the possible c0nven1ence4
required. All the saloon and opening therein Is
the iaules poud0r, which Ia finished IN good taste,
and must prove an agreeable loungng place for the
fair sex at all times. The accommodate ons for
other than saloon passengers are also very pleas
ant good ventilation always being secured. The
Richmond was built. both in HUI and machinery,
by the Harlan Hollingsworth Company Whining
ton, Del the following SO far as reported, are
her offlcers:-
Cdptain-Samue Lawrence.
First Mdte-Reuben swift.
Second Nate. A. Smith.
Chle| EnqineeT-M. w. BOulett,
Observation-Disclosures Campbell and John Farrell.
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ToMBS POLICE COURT.
Almost q Murder-An Angered Brother
Nearly Shoots His Siater,a Seducer.

Almost q Murder-An Angered Brother
Nearly Shoots His Sisters Seducer.
There was a scene at the Tombs Police Court yes
terday which came very near being a tragedy
But for the interference Of Justice Bowling
young man would have committed murder. The
facts OF the are these:-
Five years ago John Lennox paid court to one
Mary Mackey. Mary was charming blonde, aged
about seventeen years. and Lennox was a dashing
young man OF reputable connections. The idea OF
Mary was to wear orange blossoms In her
hair, but, alas the cypress leaves were used
instead. Lennox, the lover, IL is alleged, became
LennOx, the betrayer. and Miss Mackey found her.
self at once ruined and deserted. Shortly after
child was born which only added TO the misery Of
the Gang woman.
Mary had brother named James, He is a
chivaric youth, and, since that time has roamed
the United states in quest OF the betrayer OF his
sister. He went so lar as to trace him to RIO
Janeiro, South America. There the trail was lost.
friend to see "David Garrickr at Wallacks. There
she saw her betrayer, and he prevailed upon ner
TO accompany him to Jersey City. once there he
drew revolver, and would have shot the girl he had
ruined but or the timely interference OF the police
Yesterday the case was brought up to the Tombs
Justice Downing, aware OF the fact that he had no
jurisdiction in the matter wished the young man
and woman TO settle the difficulty in an amcable
manner. During the conference which they had
the brother paced up and down the room In an
agitated manner. The Judge asked him II he had a
away from him, as his purpose evidently was to
shoot the seducer OF his sister. Nothing came OF
the conference between the two, and the case was
dismissed.
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

An Expelled Member Invokes u Manda-
mus for His Restoration to Member
ship-The Expulsion the Alleged PEN
atty of Opposition to the Proposed
Purchase of the Third Avenue Rink.
Considerable time was occupied yesterday in
Supreme Court, Chambers, before Judge
Fancher, in discussion OF motion on
behalf OF Thomas Goodwin for o mandamus
compelling the American Institute to restore
him to membership and his privileges in their
body. One allegation IL that he was expelled Tor
words said to have been spoken in debate at q
meeting OF the institute october ., 1871, When a
resolution from the managers OF the iar TO pur-
chase the Third Avenue klnk, without limit as To
price, was under discussion.
Mr.. Courtney presented volumlnous afidavits,
showing among other facts, that the charges
against the relator, who had been member IN
good standing for twentys six years were frivolous
and were trumped up at subsequent meeting to
the one at which The misconduct Is alleged 10
have occurred. lie urged that members ought to
be protected in freedom OF debate, and that the
members who voted against Mr.. Goodwin had no
power to expel him in such 4 manner, his motive
In opposing the purchase OF the rink being solely
dictated by desire TO serve the best interests OF
the Institute and to prevent the wasting or It's
minutes OF the meeting at which the offensive words
were alleged TO have been spoken; tnat Mr..
Goodwin was even present, and showed by afida-
Wits that at the time he was expelled MI. Goodwin
was not allowed to say a word In his defence, nor
were the members informed for what offence he
was expelled. He insisted that the American In
stitute had no authority power to expel from Its
membership ana to deprive member OF his rights
In their corporate property.
MIR. Il. N. Dckerson appeared in opposition TO
the motion. He claimed that the Institute acted
entirely in conformity with their bylaws IN the
expulsion OF Mr.. Goodwin, and were fully justified
in the expulsion. lie denied the allegations
set forth in the complaint, and urged That the
Court had no power 10 interfere IN the premises.
His remarks were far from complimentary to the
good sense or judgment OF Mr.. Goodwin.
Mr.. Goodwin spoke in rather rambling way In
hisOwn defence, and then Judge Fancher TOOK the
papers, reServlng ms decision.
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THE SPRING VALLEY DISTILLERY.
Exceptions Filed to the Charge Of Judge
BlatchfOrd-Reversal of the Late
Verdict Sought for by the
District Attorney.
COUNTERFEIT INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
Motion to Dismiss Oomplaint-A Nice
Legal Question Decision Reserved.

motion was made yesterday before United
States Commissioner osborn TO dismiss the CON-
plant in the case oil Daniel d. Wright charged with
having In his possess on counterfeit internal rev.
enue stamps. The DISMISSAL was urged on the
ground that there could be no crime as counter
feiting none xisting stamps. The Commissioner re-
served his decision.
An expelled member Of the American Institute
is seeking the potential aid OF a Supreme Court
mandamus to effect his restoration to member
ship In to-day's law columns will be found a re-
port Of the proceedings Incidental to such appllca-
ton, made yesterday before Judge Fancher at
Supreme Court, Chambers. Judge Fancher listened
patiently to the atfidavts and argument OF oppos-
Ing counsel and then took the papers without CIV
( Ing any decision In the case.
Judge Fancher, at Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday postponed till the 10Th inst. the hearing
! Of the argument upon the motion for an order to
show cause why injunction should not be
granted restraining the Bulls Head Bank from
doing further business as bank, and meantime
till then the temporary injunction already granted
Is continued. At the same time the referee also Is
allowed to make his report. In the bankruptcy
proceedings in the United States Court, before
Judge Blatchford, there was yesterday an adjourn.
ment OF one week, 1t being stated that the officers
Of the bank were endeavoring to arrange affairs
with view to a settlement with the creditors.
On taking oflce District Attorney Phelps declared
his determination to clear the criminal calendar
Sustained by the prompt and energetic action o.
Judges Brady and Sutherland and Recorder Hackett
he has kept his word. Since the 1st OF January 81.
convictions for crime have been obtained OF which
number 207 have been sent to State Prison and the
remainder to the PenitenJiary. Such a wholesale
withdrawal from active pursuits from the ranks o
the dangerous classes" in SO short time gives
encouraging prospect Tor the future.
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as or the benefit OF The Park
Last Morn ngsde avenue clings to the side Of
the rocky ouH ana at'ans an eiet alton sufficient
10 yiye view Oh all the level country extending
70 the town OF Harlem A heavy stone wall iorty
ieet IN height At one point, has been built as u
II II evenly divided and everything Is done to make
tns drive popular.
!, WORK II IN progress on Riverside avenue but tt
Is IN ace ssible to carr o .es
taken Us wHele the present condition OF the
pubic drives and the Boulevard Is such as to re-
ana the prospects OF future randeur are readiiy
SEN should the plans under which their construc.
ton has been pursued he carried out.
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slP..EmE CrURI-cHAMBERs.


BY Judge Fancher.
Julia M. Kidd VS.. " lluam A.. Kdd.-Rep0rt con-
filmed and Judgment oil divorce granted.
che TurnyereIn ct al. w. john Weber ct al
Defendant, John Weber, ID entitled to costs against
the PLAINTIFF and the plaintiff Is entitled to costs
against the otner de endants.
Albert MERIT vs. The New York Chemical Com
panv.-MOtl0n 10 strike out the answer Is denied
with so costs to abide the event.
Sage ct al. vs.. Volking.-Order settled.
Ellsworth vs. MuldOon.-Findlngs settled.
Russell ct al. VS.. Baker ct aL-RepOrt confirmed
and order granted.
Whitehead VS.. Kennedy ct a.-Anowance
granted.
Drummond vs.. Ronalds.-Order granted cancel.
ling the Judgment.
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THE SPRING VALLEY DIsTuLERY
A Bill or Exceptions Flied I'm tho Case
Effort TO Obtain Reversal of the Recent

Verdict.
There was recently tried in the United States
District Court civil SUIT, in which the government
sought TO con1scate the spring Valley Distlllery in
Rockland county, on the ground that Illicit distilla
ton had been carried on therein. The government
was defeated, tue verdict beng for the claimant
Mr.. Elijah Brown, who Claimed the real estate ma
chinery, apparatus end implements. Judge Blatch-
ford, In his charge 20 the jury, held that the jury
could not bring In verdict oil contiscatIon nnless
they wSxe satisfied, upon the evidence, that the
, claimant nad knowledge OF the Illicit character OF
the business conducted In the distiilery. The
District Attorn.y. Mr.. Bliss, has Just fled bill OF
. exceptions TO . charge oil he Judge Mr.. Bliss
is OF opinion that II the jury were satisfied that
Illicit dstlaton had been conducted at the estab-
lisnment IN question, That would have been SUM-
cient, IN point oil law for its condemnation.
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the purpose OF throwing the AFFAIRS Of
she Bulls Head Bank into bankruptcy.
The case had been adjourned for o week.
10 Yesterday, and when II was then called before
Judge Batchlord further adjournment was
granted, IL having been stated to the Court that
the bank was engaged In an effort to settle its
affairs and effect arrangements with its creditors.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SpsClAl TERM.
Decisions.
-

BY Judge Van Worst.
Little ct al. VS.. Gardner ct al.-0rder for judg-
ment for defendant Gardner.
Law ct al vs. Beamon.-0rder OF reference to
Freeman II. Baldwin.
Beswlck VS.. Dale.-Order OF reference.
LightstOne VS.. Weber.-0rder Diminishing appeal,
with costs Of the appeal and SO costs Of motion.
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COURT OF COMMON PLtAs-spECIAl TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge ]. +. Daily.
Seagrove vs. Howard.-Aowance OF 5000 granted.
Butterman VS.. Scholle.-Decrec signed.
Donovan VS.. acknowledgements denied.
Reed VS.. Don.-Motion Granted.
Rosenberg VS.. INSTRUMENTATION granted on
judgment ol trial, fee and disbursements; case TO
be tried next term.
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THE. COURTS.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

PefilS and TribuIations Of an Expelled Men,
bsr---AppiicatiOn for a Mandamus to
Compel His Restoration to Member
ship---The Proposed Third Avenue
Rink Purchase and Pen.
atty Of Opposing It.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Bulls Head Bank.
n~fnrn In1ya nyofoh fcwd

Not leng since petition was filed In the United
States District Court BY two creditors. for
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Should an increase OF price be demanded it Is
PROBABLE that ice Will cost the hotels and other large
consumers from twenty-five cents, to thirty cents
per hundredwelght and families. about seventy ave
cents per week TOR the usuaLs .zed Jumps supposed
to weigh about fifteen pounds. These are not
much above the ordinary r,rices, and unless some
new combination to "buliN the ice market should
be made the suffering W al not be as bad seems,
IN some quarters, W hive been anticipated.
The New York herald., 1873-05-13
In the Country.

4 FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS DESIRE TO RENT
Il FOR the Summer furnished House., with modern
ronvenicnces IN the vicinity OF either Orange Yon.
lers Address stating terms, with full particulars,
JlENRg, Herald Office.
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GRAND OPENING AT DEERFoOT DRIVING PARK,
" Coney Island Road, formerly Halls track on Thurs
sso 70 rs $50 to second $40 to thra Purse OF 500 ior
at Johnson's Twenty-elghth street and Broadway,
Tuesday, 18th inst at r. NJ, under National Rules and
Trainers and Drivers Amendments.
WILLIAM MCMAHON Manager.