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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-26
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

ALADRID, February 25.-CordobA, Nln.
ister Of War, insists upon resigning. The
Radical and Republican deputies in the
Assembly OF Q separate meeting held last
night, resolved to appoint q Committee Of
twenty persons, each OF whom are to ap.
point sub.committees TO report plan for
the settlement Of tho Ministerial crisis.
1t Is now probable that the Assembly will
not be dissolved.
The Ministerial crisis terminated by
the election to-day Of the following Gov
ernment by the National assembly
Figueras, President of Council received
29I votes, CostCIor, Minister of State,
237 votes, Salmeron, Justice, 220 votes,
P. G. Y. Margall, Minister OF the Interior,
22B votes, Acasta, Minister Of War, ld0
votes, OreinO, Minister OF Marine, 176
votes, Tetnan, Minister Of Finance, 100
votes, Chao, Minister Of Public Works,
172 votes, serrano, Minister Of Colonies,
173 votes. After the newly elected Min
listers had taken their seats, Figueras ad.
dressed the Assembly. He declared that
there woHld DO no change whatever in
the programme.
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Tho PomeroT InvestLgatIOn.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-At the
siltings OF the PomerOy Committee this
morning, the Sergeant-at.armS sent q
messenger in search Of Roerbacher as a
witness.
John J. Murphy was examined by Alr.
Simpson: Pomeroy told witness at To
peka during the canvass to come to his
room with Bond ut 10 o'clock at night;
Bond was sick and did not 60; met POme.
roy next day; Pomeroy told him to use
his influence to get Bonds vote; told Bond
that he could get office or some money 10
vote; Pomeroy did not tell him TO offer
office or money; simply told him to use
his influence, that he (Pomeroy) would
do the best he could. Witness formed
the opinion from that remark that Pome-
roy would pay for Bonds vote.
By Mr.. Horton-Pomeroy never gave
witness authority 10 offer money to Bond
or any one else.
As Murphy left the stand DR.. Roer-
bacher entered the room and was imme-
diately called by Simpson. He testified
that his seat in the Kansas Legislature
was contested Ivy his opponent The
Committee on Elections reported against
him.
Mr.. ROcrbacher testified that Mr.. Pom.
eroy told him he heard that Mr.. Davis
didn't care whom he voted for, but want
ed his expenses paid, and Mr.. POmeroy
said he was willing 10 pay MIR. Davis ex'
penses but he wouldn't buy his vote. The
witness told Mr.. POmeroy that he
thought he could buy Mr.. ;Bacon's
vote, but Mr.. Pomcroy said he
couldn't give money for his vote; subse.
quently Horton told witness that he
(Horton) was not authorized TO pay
money, but he (witness) might offer Ba.
con s. 900 il he would vote for Pomeroyi
witness SAID Pomeroy never gave him a
dollar to give any member ot the Legisla'
ture; admitted sending letter TO Pomeroy
telling him he had better send for him to
testify in this investigation; he admitted
that he had been convicted oi
burglary in Iowa, but said 1t
was for the crime oil another. Roer-
bacher's testimony concluded by state
ment in relation to himself, going TO prove
that he had been the victim OF untoward
circumstances and that he had been par
doned by Gov. Morrem, who was con-
vinced OF his innocense, and when he
returned home he was given public
welcome. In answer to one Of the COM
mittee he said II the package Of money
(Ycrks) $1,000 had arrived, It appears
that after II had started for Washington
by express, 1t had been returned to Tope-
ka by order, from Washington, saying It
was not needed; 1t was again on its way
but has not yet arrived. Isaac 8. Killock
OF the Kansas Senate, testified that he
knew nothing Of the use Of the money BY
Pomeroy to influence the election.
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CINCINNATI, February 25.-River 81
feet falling. Arrived, Henry ProboSoo,
Memphis; Chsrmer, Evansville; Il. 3.
Turner, New Orleans; Emperor, Pitts.
burgh. Departed, Emperor, St. Louis;
r. R. Hudson, Wheeling. Clear; mercury
about freezing point.
NASHVILLE. February 25.-Rlver fall.
ing. Weather fair and pleasant. Fifteen
feet on Hsrpeth Shoals.
PETTsBURoH, February 25.-Monon-
gahela falling with five feet line inches
OF water.
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Ohio LegisIatuFe.

COLUMBUS, February 25.-In the House
this morning Senate bill 10 so amend the
divorce act as 10 enlarge tho powers oi
Courts in granting temporary alimony
when children orc concerned in the case
was passed.
law, so as to exempt Rhine wine, ale, beer
and cider from the provisions OF the law,
was reported back by the Temperance
Committee, who recommended its indefi-
mite postponement. A lively discussion
sprung up, pending which the House took
4 recess
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Westerly winds, warm Temperatures
and increased Cloudiness are indicated for
the Middle States to-day. Colder wcath.
or Is indicated between Missouri and the
upper lakes.
Henry Ward Beccher delivered his
lecture on Manhood and Money, Tuesday
night, 10 81. Louis 10 one Of tho largest
sudiences that ever assembled d In Mer-
camille Hall. It was packed TO It's utmost
capacity. Every foot Of standing room
J was occupied.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, February 95.-Six weeks
ago Conrad Reckel, a German tailor oil
this city, went 10 CoVington 10 collect
money, and has not since been seen or
heard from. His vile walked TO the town
Of Riverside, southwest Of the city. and
by pair Of whiskers identified the body
found there as that OF the missing hus-
band. The head was cut of, face gashed
and the scalp raised as II 1t had been q
subject for dissection. The verdict Of the
Cofoner's Jury has not yet been rendered
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The Pomeroy Investigation at Tope,
ka, Kansas, Is substantially closed, but nc
report will be made until the return oi
those members ol tho committee who arc
now In Washington,
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GETTYsBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

II has been demonstrated BY q series Of practi.
cal experiments conducted by eminent physl.
clans, and Attcsted by Thousands Of grateful
people who have been relieved from their suffer.
inEs by It's use, that the Gtttyt6uT0 RdLdlyfltss
Water 10 the nearest approach 70 speci6c ever
discovered for DyIpspEld, Neuralgia, bhkumG-
tta1, Cont, Gr1Uel, DtqbsIGS, RtdH<y and UTtnd.
~ DlSsdSGS generally. KreStor1 mEIe'ELGr pO1DSr
% hs Pdr1lytlc. II curE Liver Complaint,
ChrORIc DIqrThOd, RLsG, Constipation, AEDmI,
CdLdrTdh and Br0HchiHS, DlSsdSGS Of LhS Ska,
General Debility and Nervous FT0Jtr1tt0H JTOhn
Mental and PhVhedl ErceSgeS. II 10 the G16dLIt
AHtIdote tUer dISe0Utrsd for R1ctG1iUS EdtiA9
Or DTiRkIHg. u eoTTGetS tho Stomach, pT0DSoLss
Digestion, and RSllErSS tho Head GkHIoIt t7ll1NdI
dttly. No household should be WlIhoutlL Every
hotel should keep II on hand. For sale by al
TsoEPof history OF tho Springs, for medical
FeI1OrtG Of tho pOWor Of tho water over dlsOase,
for marvellous cures, and for testimonials from
dlstInpuished men, scnd for pamphlets.
For sale BY EDMUND BOOKING and Drug.
Gists generally.
~ SOuth Front 81, Philadelphia, Pa
Gettysburg Spring Co. nnV97
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Insurance.
Peabody Insurance Co.
AT WHEELING, W. va.


DIREcToRa.
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DR.. VIM. J. Bates. Thomas hughes.
Jas Barnes. Shep. McMechsn.
A. ]. Sweeney. Il. b. Miller,
A. j. Cecil.
This Company having heCn in suoeeSFfdl opeT-
alton for four years 10 prepared TO take risks at
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Steamboats,, and Cargoes on tho Western RYSrS
and Lakes, also 10 Issue perpetual policies on
Dwellings and Stores. This Company being
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recommends Itself TO the favorable consideration
Of the inEurIng public, aud sollcits their pGGO-
mage. Applications for insurance will be r: ompt-
" attended 10 at their office, BAlLEY'S BLOCK,
No. lC6 Market street.
WM, BAILEY, President.
AL0Nz0 LoRTNG, Vice PresloenL
N. q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
J. V. L. ROGERS, Assistant Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier, fH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

STATUS OF THE CoLoRED, MAN.-There is
much truly and lorciby expressed, in this from
the New York Tribune, ON the subject of
sights and indigniltss cast upon the colored
people ut is" says the Tribune, from the
highest social order among us he will receive
social recognition when he deserves it,, and
last from the lowest. The master OF the hpuse
will invite him as his honored guest long be-
fore Biddy in the kitchen will cease to jeer
at him as a "nigger." Meanwhile let him re-
member that facts are facts. Generations oi
lavcry are not 10 be Ignored in any SENSE
IIe cannot shake off the weight or stain ofthepl
in day. Legislation will not wear away
prejudice any more than the pioneers axe
will chop away malariDus logs. Time has
worked more swiftly in heir behalf than COO
foresight would have propbesied 1t needet
three hundred years OF cultivation and Chris
tlanily to lift the Jew from the rack and roast
| ing spit of the Norman Baron to the Premier
ship of England 1t took but five TO place
slave in the seat of Jefferson Davis in the sen
ate. Recognition may come, to their think
ing, but tardily but will come, and only b,
their own achievement. The mills of Coz
grind faster and surcr when man puts hi
shoulder u the wheel and does not wait TO
the wind TO blow"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10
NEW ApvERrHssmENTs.

eARPErs RS. CARPETS Relieving that
a nair busipess can he done tn the CAR
PET TRADE IN Ashtabula by selling for
CASH at the smallest nvang proats we
have taken advantage Of the recent great
decline In these goods and bought NEW
FRESH STOCK direct rrouh the MANU-
FACTURERs, which we. are onering ne
Low as the same goods can be bought west
oENew York, Cleveland not excepted Per
sons about 90 buy Carpets Will consult
their own Interests by examining our
stock and prices. c,n,,s,p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

Old Probabilities, who supplies the country
with areas of low bar0metcrs and storm cen
tres, and who is responsible, since his ins,alla-
tion into office, for the worst weather the Uni
ted States or any other country has ever
known, is represented to be an officer of the
regular army with the rank of Colonel. Twen'
ty years ago he was telegraph operator in
Buffalo, and was addicted TO writing Tor daily
papers His friends procured him commission
IN the federal army MS assistant suTgeon during
the war of the Rebellion he invented code Of
signals which proved ofgreat service, and he
was placed at the head of the Signal Depart
ment. Htvlng no duty of that sort to perform In
lime of peace, the Government converted his
department into weather bureau, and has
ever since beeu engaged in mixing up differ
ent kinds of weather and keeping lhe elements
IN commOtion Some years ago he married a
very wealthy and charming young lady IN
Buffalo, and, already has,seyeral. little Probab-
iliiies.- CAicagp, Tribune.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

gFs- Senator Sumner makes the twenty sew
enth Congressman who has returned, his back
pny to the Treasury. The amount thus dis,
gorged is $llt00o, which leaves nearly mil
lion and u half of the stolen money unrefunded.
B-The Pope, on Monday, was.so Ill that
he could not leave his bed, and on the same
day he received large deputatipn of French
pilgrims, and made ihema long speech. Such
are The contradictions of one days health
bulletins from the Vatican.
3-Canade threatens TO follow Prussia in
the expulsion. of the Jcsuits. This sect has
been engaged. In violent political strife with
the Liberal Catholics, aud has gone so Far in
Its lntrigues against the Archbshop,of Quebec
that even the Pope has reprimandsd them,
tHrThe Reading Times says that a success
ful. experiment TO roll cast steel ingots into
finished nails as,recently tried at the rolling
mill OF the Philadelphia \ Reading Railroad
Company, The steel was east into ingols OF
sections about nine inches square, and furnish
ed lo.lhe rolling mill to be heated aud rolled
into rails OF the regular pattern.
/ sH- Lieutenant Erasmus Dennison, of the
United States Navy, who committed suicide
uy shooilhN hihsch ulEouBh lhu ueuu, ~ Sbu
Francisco, on the 18th of April, was the sec
ond son OF Governor Dennison,. of this, State
The San Francisco papers give at some length
the circumstances connected with his careei
that led TO the terrible act, Dennison was in
temperate. The San francisco Chronicle says
"His terrible end may be attributed to tive
causes-rum and domestic uuhappiness."
A LEGAL GKNIus.-A. story comes 10 US b!
way Of California of an, Ingenious Nevad
lawyer, who had az client a.man accused o
murder, the only witness canableof provinl
ihls innocence being his wife, and she, unde
tue law, was Incompetent to testify In his ia
4 vor. The lawyer scratched, his head cogila
: ted oyer'ths case for a long time, and finally
!. hit upon this original expedient ;.He got tn
b murder trial postponed. brought suit for d
q voBce In behalf the wife, and secured II, an
d then triumphaAtly placed her ON the wiines
o stand, andIby clearaad spnelusiye tes,imon
acquitted her husband!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

rFCHIEF IusT1oE CHAsE, was struck with
paralysis, at the residence of his daughter In
New York, on the sixth, and the dispatch
says his,physician dispairs Of his recovery.
tzr Oakes Ames was attAckedby paralysis
on the evening of the 9Th, at his residence In
North Easton, andremains. unconscious. The
symptoms are dangerous in the ex reme.
His system. has been weakened by kidney
troubles ofaFe years existence, that threaten
ed TO. terminate In Brigts Disease. He is
sixty nine years Of age.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10
F K . w u H6 @s
PLANTS and VEGETABLES

l. HAVE just added largely to my
stock of Flowers, Green house and Beding Plants,
thus making very fine display. My stock Of Roses,
Ceranums Verbenas, and Hanging Basket Plants, IL
large and greatly varied in kinds and of superior
quality.
all of them have been reset | shall fuTnh sweet
Potato Plants grown in Jersey other kinds of Vegeta
Bile Plants such as Pepper. Egg plant. Cabbage Early
and Late and Celery, will be ready In heir season
All kinds of Garden Vegetables, and Berries will he
furnished in their seasons.
Specimens of my Plants and Vegetables can be seen
from time TO time at the Store of A. ii. q k. W Saw
age Orders oi any and all kinds left there will be
promptly filled.
Anything from the stock of Storrs, Harrison &
Co. will be furnished to Customers here with prompt
ness, and at their Catalogue rates.
hope by fair dealing and reasonable prices, to mer
1t and Teceive share of patronage.
My Greenhouse and Garden can be found on Main
street near the late Felloe Factory of the Gillette
Bros JAMES Il. JENNINGS.
Ashtabula May sth 1873. 3ml21S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

SUMMER sfHAwLS.-We have. variety
OF styles and Prices. THREE DOLLARS
Will buy good STRIPE SHAWL, same
as we sold. last year for -Four Dollars, and
were then considered very cheap. Our OF
toman sha wis Mt s4.OO and $3.50 are less
than they cost 90 Import.
TYLER & CARLISLE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

The Morgan. Raid spectators, in their de-
termncd struggle in the late term of the Leg
i.lature, says the Herald, came TO the wise
conclusion blat patience may cease TO be
virtue. The Indignation of the people upon
those Democrats who have brought mon
strous expense upon the State by postponing
the adjournment of the Legislature, in their
attempts 10 force the payment of the Morgan
raid claims upon the Appropriation bill, is
hearty and heavy. Never has Democracy
more clearly shown its disregard of common
honesty than at this session of the Legislature
! The Morgan raid claims are now in the hand:
of mere Shylpcks who have bought them uI
for the mercst barleycOrn consideration
Enough Democrats were found TO lend them
selves to the attempt to stop the very wheels
of the government unless these claims wert
recognized AMI assumed by the State. Thi
dollar-and. cent purpose was defeated, ant
while our Legislature cannot boast yer.
brilliant session, this great fraud was prevent
ed by the firmness of the Republicans, th
session saved from disgrace, and the Stat
treasury protected from grabbcrs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

The Worlds attempt t. reorgaHize the Dem,
ocratic party on the issue of Free Trade has
not proved success, nor is 1t likely to do so
it we accept the utterance of the leading Dem
ocratic Journals which, 10y the way, are al
ways little shy of the Worlds quarterly po-
lilical sensation. They come around about
that often. Always some startling plan TO re-
invigorate "cold corpus" as the comic song
has it, The only comfort the World receives
is from the free trade journals of the news
paper syndicate that cut things 50 fat last
! year
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10
NEW ADVERTISE uENTs.

OTRAYED upon the premises of the
Subscriber in Plymouth Sunday, the 4th inst,
pair of Ia rk Bay Mares-a working team Of some ten
years old, one OF which is foundered The owner Is
requested to prove his ownership, pay charges and
take them away. JEROME VAN ALLEN.
Plymouth, MAY 8. 1873 3tl2lS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10
WANTED,
10000. FARMERS,

To improve 100 600 acres r. r. Lands, free from mort,
gage and located In the middle region Of western Iowa
the best corn, wheat and cateprodueing belt In the
West is hours distant from Chicago Climate and soil
ming water evenly distributed No fever and agne Av
erage price, a. per acre Send for guide II costs
nothing and gives descriptions, prices, tens, maps
and how 10 reach the lands. Address JOHN. b. CAL
HOUN. land Commissioner Iowa Rail Road Land. Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Chicago Office, 65 =. Canal 81.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

Republicansm in Spain does not appear,
from some accounts, to JUSTLY the hopetnlness
which the late American Congress dlscerned.
in the change of the government there.
correspondent Of the London Times gives some
extracts from newspaper recently establish
ed at Madrid, under the title of les Dsscdm-
isados C'The ShirIless') which are disgusting
enough at this distance, but must be some.
what dangerous, inc closer contact "The
Shlrtless' 10 undoubtedly Spanish, synonim
for the French sdaS euiOttss,. and lis mission,
is at once blasphemous aud terrible, "Api
archy. is our only formula" II proolaims.--
"onr black nag Is uniured ! war 10 the fml-
lyl War to property War Wapst Godl'
1t declares as It's guiding principle, Every
thing for everybody, from power even TO wo'
men," and adds what we can very well con-
ceive 10 be- the case, that "a blood'letting Is
essential" before this state Of things can be
reached IL is hard to believe that any man
or set Of men can desire aud seriously coniem'
plate u condition Of things lor0hadowsd by
these outcries.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

SPRING ANnsU INNER DRESS GOODS.
we are now opening one of the iargest
stocks OF Dress Goods ever shown In
this market, in all the desirable Fabrics
suitable for the season, ana the prices we
marked them at will soon clear them on
TYLER s. CARLISLE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

PARASOLS, are.abOut tho same fn style
as last year. We have n large limo of these
goods at 20 p0r cent. less than last years
prices.
TYLER CARLISLE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

BLACK ALPACCAS, from Forty Cents
and upwards. Nothing like them any
where In weigh: and HDeness for the
price. .,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

The demise of Chief Justice Chase OCCUR
cd in New York on the morning of Wednes'
day lie did not rally from the attack of
paralysis. but remained unconscious. to the
last His death produced mach sensation. in.
the city as II vii. throughout the country.
Rumnrs around the United States Court
building names ex-Judge and ex.United
States District Attorney Edward Pierrepont
as the probate aon,inee OF President Grant to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death oil
the Chief justice, but the political friends Of
Senator Conklng are very confident that he
will be tue successor of Mr. Chase.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

Further whence has taken place in Louis
iana--a co llision having occurred in St. Mar
tinsvile on the 7th, and one of the results is
Z deaths of the mctropolitiaus. Troops are
fastening to the scene of disorder.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10
LANDS IN ARKANSAS.

The Little Rock Fort Smith Railroad offers for sale
Ia the rich valley of the Arkansas River
These lands unsurpassed in the production OF cot
ton corn fruits vegetables. and all cereals. The mex
haustible fertility of the soil, the climate average tam
perature for the months of Dec JAM Feb. and March
about i3 Deg F) permitting agricultural labor about
eleven months of the year, the uDquestioned health oi
of the valley the various and abundant timber, good
water and water powers with the rapid development
proyements combine to render these lands the garden
Of the country,
Upands from $250 to 81 and River Bottoms frnm'
$40 to $50 per acre credit of six aud annual
Interest Pamphlets and Maps furnished gratuitously
on application Il.
N S. HOWE Land CommssioDeH
Little Rock. Ark.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

MBN AND BOYS CASSIMERES AND
COTTONADEs are cheaper this year than
ever; If you want anything in this line
we can suit you.
TYLER & CARLISLE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

The New York Tribune IL engaged in ex-
posing some of the frauds that have been de-
veloped in the course of erecting the bridge
between New York and Brooklyn. These
frauds are representedto have been of so cnor-
nous character that the abandonment OF the
enterprise has been deliberately proposed, and
the announcement of such an intention has
naturally cresAed great excitement among the
residents and business, men oCboih cilies. The
people of this point haze little interest in the
details of the controversy, but the general
fact. openly charged by the Tribune, tha
$42 dollars per square yard has been paid for
work that cost only $40, and that there was q
project to absorb $3,000,000 the disguise OF
yRents to the Superi piepdpnt. will attest
the enormity OF the fraud. The construction
has been in the hands of a Ring, as a matter
of course, and the Ring has been supported
and defended by two Brooklyn newspapers
One Of tlesa journals, il j. stated, is owned by
the Ring end the other rents offices to tht
Bridge Company for $4,000 per anuum which
are not worth more Than $4,000 The con
slant recurrence OF these instances of corrup'
tiOn suggests the general question. Can any
public work be undertaken in this country
without involving an intention TO detraud th'
people.