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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-01
baltimore Marked,

BALTIMORE, Dee. E.-Plour steady and firm.
Wheat very firm white choice and amber
y %. Corn firm white and yellow, GO Oats
Southrn, 46s50 Provisions quiet and nominal
" Asky o..
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"Shout the glad tidings, exultingly sing
Jernsalem triumphs, Messiah IS King.

How grand the thought how sublime the
fact The Manager, tho Jordan, the crucifxion,
the third day, and no1c. What triumph and
yet the march of the conqueror has not been over
fields of desolstion and through seas of blood.
Peace it was and peace it RENAL ms. Love tho
cause eternal life the end, naught could stand
against it. Think and wonderl Earth's heroes
triumph with armies and cannon. Heaven, with
love.
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CHRISTMAS DAY.
How ~ was Spent-Services at the churches
-EesIINiiiea. tNc.

Christmas morning was ushered in by the
discharge of fire works and sky rockets, and
notwithstanding the ncemency of the weather,
the demonstrations of rejoicing were kept up
with more or less vigor during the day,
RELIGIoUs SERVICES
Were held at several of the churches, but the
congregations we're not MS large ms they would
have been If the weather had been more PROPS
tious.
THE DAY.
Anumjcr of the dry goods stores and bust
ness houses were closed though many others
were not. The streets were very muddy, but
lively withal, and the many friends of John
Barleycorn paid their respects to that person.
age, while their manner clearly evnced that
the libatons had been plenteous and strong.
Women, too, yielded to the seductive influence
of old Falernian (Anglais whisky and q few
abandoned creatures were seen reeng in the
last stages of intoxication, several of whom
were furnished with lodgings in the calaboose.
vi ere infants were also seen under the influence
of liquor, staggering through the streets. The
miscreant who would tempt child Of tender
years to drink, is wretch UNIT to mlngle with
his fellow men.
There was not as much business done as
might have been desirable, but on Monday and
Tuesday there was wild rush Mt the fancy
stores and holiday presents speedily disappear
ed, and hundreds of dollars worth of fragile
toys have gone where the "woodbine twineth,'
to be replaced nevermore until st. Nicholas
again makes his annual visit
Pleasant memories dwell around this blessed
day Christmas-but alas the JOY is not for all
the chaice of suffering having been passed to
the lips of many of His servants, who bowed
with submission to Divine will, saying "No
! nv will. hnt Thine be done
| At the same hour, on this blessed day, il
every quarter of the globe, millions of bells
echoed the glad tdings heard by the Chaldear
shepherds eighteen hundred and seventy two
! years ago, and millions uf believers in him wbC
spoke as never man spake' assembled in thu
sanctuaries where His chosen followers
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Sensitive

An elderly gentleman not thousand miles
Of was shocked to learn that every fashionable
young lady carries paper to back her.
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ATLANTA MARK EFT
EDWARD ?. GOULD. JSo. BARTON. JSo. H. LEAoL
GOULD, BARTON q CO..
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN PRODUCE.
butter and Eggs Specialties
AGENTS AYD MANUFACTURERS
STETEN'S PATENT ECO CASE.
% ALABAMA STREET. ATLANTA. GA.
CopsiqnDleRts Solicited.
ATLANTA, Dec.i22, 1872.

ATLANTA Dec.i22, 1872
We have had one of the most disagreeable
weeks of weather in the recollection of the
Oldest inhabitant. Nothing but mud and rain.
interfering perceptbly with trade Our depots
have been blocked with the accumulation of
goods. There is good demand for all kinds of
produce. Hogs are being slaughtered freely
Grain moves slowly. Flour is firm. Potatoes
are quiet Onions are dull. Apples are active.
An advance for Eggs has been offered this week
Prices have been forced down. Butter is in
good request for fresh lots. Dressed Poultry is
in better demand and enough coming in to keep
the price down. Dried fruits are dull sale
We quote rs follows:
Wheat 81 95a2 90 per bushel
Corn-S0aS2c for prime white.
Oats-52a58
Corn Meal-S2iaSD
Flour-superfne, 81 50aS 25; extra IS 76e
Q rs fancy, $40 00al0 so.
Bulk meat-clear sides, 7Yao.
Bacon-none in the market.
Potatoes-$3 00a3 25.
Onions-nomnal, So 00a3 -
Apples-S5 00a6 so for chvIve.
Butter-25a30.
Eggs-35a56o.
Rags-34e loose, AZ for baled white
Dressed Turkeys-12al4
Chickens-l0all
Dried Fruits-3a3I for peaches; apples 4a4l.
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Tor 4ceresary Cd stnt.,

WO are sulher,e,d and requested co annOunos Hon.
WON. PERKINS. Of williamson county, IA candi-
date for the Office Of Secretary OF State eore the in
ominG Legi stature Of Tennessee,
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Live shock Market,

These reports are made up from actual sales,
and the readers ofthe CHRONICLE may rely upon
their correctness.
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GISsES0-Sl. 90.
SENEKA SSAKE-Active, SOC.
YELLOW RooT-Active, SC.
WooL-Washed, 55a6Oc per lb.
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Platform Adopted by


E.s0!,ed lat. That the Republicans Of Deer Lodge
county In Convention assembled, do hereby reailrn
their devotion TO the principles Of the National Re
publican party. and endorse the National admiEi.tra
ton Of the Government.
ID. IL view Of the recent attempt 10 saddle upon
the people, for the benefit u rail'osd coryorston
burden Of taxation ths, would have crushed their
material industries. and have hem ban upon their
future Influx Of wealth and population: and also 10
View Of the fact ihst the attempt has not been aban
doned but being pushed by ito advocates n all parts
Of the Territory. by every appliance within their pow
er-to this end dciumng the reputation VI reputable
rcn aud seeking even 10 deny the freedom Of speech
q 0. protest agsinst tive do therefore most cxpic
lily declare:
Tha. all forms Of legislation to which the credit Of
the Territory Or Of the equities Or municipalities
therein shall b. given or loaned to any railway cor
posation src but thin d.gurcs OF public robbery That
fraudulent in ito inception. has ultimately resulted
In fraud upon the people; IL deceptive In ts promises,
dsDgcrou. In it, tendencies and corrup.ing to public
and private morals. And that while We mpusn the
motives Of no who honestly sdvocstes Il. We be-
levc thu, aIl tuch legislation should he placed among
the prohibitions rather than among the POWERS Of the
government mud that railroads. like oil other private
corporations should be constructed by those who will
own them and 10 cive their revenues when built
Sd. That VIC regard integrity and capsbiIity ~ the
a,st qualification tor all Offices. especially those Of
local character and party allegiance Of only secondary
importance and We recognize the full and unqucr'
sonabe right Of any Republican to refusc to vote for
any nominee Of the party who docs not ful6ll the
JcTeropnn tcsts Of hOnctty and cnpabilty for ONCE.
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A Casting Vote In Favor Of lmternati cna
Arbitration.


A Casting Vote In Favor Of lmternati cna
Arbitration.
London, July 10.-In the House of Com
mons. last evening, Henry Richard, member
for Merthyr Tydvil. and Secretary for the
London Peace Society. moved that, in
the opinion of the House, Her Majes,y's
Government should communicate with for.
e'gn Powers for the purpose of improving
international law, with view of establish
ing arbitration 10 resort for the settlement
Of differences between natl ons. Mr.. Rich.
ard, In support of his motion, stated that he
bad received large number OF letters from
America. expressing sympathy with his
proposition. lie proceeded to show that
the danger If war kept 4O00. 900 armed an
nualIy in Europe, rendering necessary .
taxation of $4,000, 0OO. 900. and the pay.
n,ent Of yearly interest on war debts Of
$50, 900. In addition to this. the value Of
the labor drawn from industry wus estimated
to he 81, 20. 900. 900. In Germany the cou.
scriptiOn forced an immigration which was
depopula.ins the country; and Russia.
France and Italy were financially crippled
BY the expense of their enormous war cs.
Establishments
Mr.. Gladstone opposed the motion. He
arg ued that it would defeat its object. be.
cause the continental nations held different
views on the subject. He asked TIE gentle.
man 10 withdraw bis motion.
Mr.. Richard declined to withdraw the
motion, and the House divided. The di
vision resulted in tic-0S TO V0. The
Speaker gave the casting vote in favor Of
the motion, which was adopted.
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Miscellaneous.

WSeCCSeNUcOUSs
New York. July l4.-Onc hundred and
ffty.o passengers who were wrecked on
the steamship city Of Washington. have
arrived in this City. The remainder will
arrive on Wednesday.
Seven hundred Ornngcmcn paradcd in
New York last Saturday: No Trouble.
A fire in Grand Rapids. Mich., las, Sum
day, burned over 20 acres Of ground destroy.
ing nearly oil the buildings bounded by
Bridge. Trowbridgc. Canal aud Dwcsen
streets: Two hundred buildings were
burned: loss $780,
1t hdE been discovered that the murdercss
of has. Goodrich, killed in Brooklyn last
March, was his mistress, Kate Stoddart.
whom he was about to discard. She IS in
prison. aud Of course insane
New York, July II Mrs. silica Booker.
sister Of Woodruff Il Claflin. died on Wed.
nesday night of Brisht's disease of the kid.
neys.
New York, July 12-Rcl'ccca W. Ester.
BRONX. well known contributor to Marper's
Magazine and various periodicals. died last
night.
Mrs. Dr.: Mary E. Walker. is appointed to
. $500 clerkship in the Treasury Depart.
ment.
Cincinnati had three cholera deaths last
Saturday.
Milwaukee, July IL The Daily Ners of
this city learns from Senator Carpenter that
the Chief Justiccshp will be Offered to Sen
stor Howe Of this State should Senator
COnkliDg decline.
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-eOMe time since We called The attention
OF the public tn certain matters IN relation
tn the Montana pcnitentiaIy. The NEW
NORTHWEST, with batch Ut dimsy explx>
nations. saw prUper 10 defend and champion
what seemed 70 10 to he wssleful use of
the peoples money. We knew il would tt.
waste Of words To reply to the NORTH
WEsr q the time. - n",hing can be done
Immediately IN alter the present pcniten.
tiayy regime, and for that cause remained
silent.-xsat0aiaS. 10M.
That's about the coolest thing that has
happencd since cucunabe1s bloomed. The
A0asoHieA raised grand blare of trumpets,
proclaimed the mopstrous Expenditures If
the Directors and was about to take upou
itself the glory Of exposing degree Of ex>
trsvsgance beside which the Tweed robber>
ies would have been Liliputian, when We
took occasion to show ito article Was an ut.
ter Genealogical 1t was cscklinx prodigi.
ously without having laid IN egg. It 10 Sos
impossible ITO alter the present peniteniiary
regime" Show any good cause Whatever;
any extrsvasance, any lack of vigilance,
any NAL adrinistrstion, and the xesssaias
can secure reform or . change In ssotss.
The kossssiss raised hue and cry with,
out any cause Whatever could not answer
The statement Of the NEW NOarR WEST,
and weeks after, lsies to let itself down easy
by the above. Il 10 ~.
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New To-Day.
No. 2O6l
Application for Patent.
u, :. LAND OFFICE,

y. >. LAND OF:ICE
HELENA. NJ. t.. July Is 1879.
Notice is hereby published that CHARLES fRISE
and AXEL Gil SYKES. each whose postonice Ia Nc.
Clc!lan tiulc,, Deer Lodge county, " T.. have this
dsy filed application for patent, under the Mining
laws OF Congress for their placer mimi. cia Im sit'-
ated il Poor Man Mining District Deer lG.r county.
slOntana Territory. In township - north ranges
west Ut unsurycycd lands. which claim II recorded ~
volume in the office Of the district recorder VI said
district and described follows In the field notes and
plat on dc In this Office, Bcginn. At the :. E.
corner thereof. and running thence n u! deg " min
". 1856 chains. thence n. ~ deg. Il min: W. 8
thence s. IS deg. - min 7N chains. thence N. 81
deg. u min. ". 0ls chains thence n s6 deg 81 min.
W. 2.Sj chains, thence n. is de-. ~ min W 3. y
chains thence n ~ deg. S. min. ". chains, thence
N. 1. deg u min. W. =; chains, ito corner No. ~
from whence the initial point III surveys vi mining
claims In said di-trGt bears ~ deg ~ min W. = IS
CHAINS disiant thence - deg. y: min ". chain.,
thence >, - deg )! miu. L. SlS chains, thence 50
deg 81 min L. 59 chains. thence ;. s. dc.. - min.
thence N. Is deg ~ min 4. 81 chdius thencc n ~
deg. ~ min. $50 chans, thence s. 81 deg. ~ min.
L. J. u chains, thence s. u de-. 81 min. f. Its
chains, thence = u deg. 10 min. L. - chains thence
5. ri deg. ~ min. f. y Chains. thcnce = deg. =,
min. +. - chains. thence ). 81 de-, - min. f. 40
chains. thence II deg O5 min. f. Is chains. thu nee
). II deg. Ri min. +. chains. thence : III de-. y
min. L. IS chains. thnce 3 50 deg s. min. T. 1.CS
chains. theucc = - de-. Ii min. h. l9i chains THENCE
min. 4. O57 chains, IL place Of beginning,
embracing thi'ty.One and ~ lOO acres. upon which
notice III said application !. posted. The only known
adjoining claimants 10 these premises L. Charles
Pryse = Co. above. W. &. CHILD, Register
l. D. Lyman, Atty. for Claimants. !llGUd
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Notes Of the Day.

The Shall, Of Persia is going 10 execute
his Foreign Minister On. Shah. don't.
The color of the lsfcs; war news from
Sumatra is reported TO be Dutch maddcr.
4 drunken Toledo man wrote on the wall
OF his cell: jig not that ye he not juggcc."
'.Trouse.s for girls" is Hcw plank in
the reformation platform Of the Brooklyn
Young Mems Christian Association.
And this is how Kentucky girl sccosts
her acquaintance: "Wcll, how are you
Who do you love and what do you know"
An Alabama lawyer, defending muir.
dcrer. spoke nineteen consecutive hours,
and the jury convicted the client in seven
minutes.
A nesress speaking Of one of her children
who was lighter col"red than the rest, said,
II ncbber could hear dat brat, cause he
show dirt SO easy.
New York. July l0--Thc tro,,er. Charles
E. Low. formerly Pa,chen Chief, died TO.
day. The ownsr had just refused an offer
Of 81 900 for the animal
The sensation stories about the disappear.
ances of valuable war papers from the War
Department, turn out, as might have been
expected, to lie false. There are no papers
missing.
An incorporate c.li,ur in the West has
discovered that the initials of the Sons If
Temperance spell "sot." while those of tho
Independent. Order Of Good Tcmplers stand
for Il once got tight"
4 correspondent of the Colorado Miner
states that while Prof hnyden's party were
going up Gray's Peak, one Of the mules fell
and rolled down some 200 fee, without
injury to himself or his package.
Chemical joke from the New Orleans
Hernid-''If Jupiter hal not married Juno.
Q chance would have existed Of her becOnl.
ing the 'Ox.cyrd' If Mercury.
That's good: But then the neatest chemi-
cal pun is thai old one: ''Myth"logy asserts
that 10 died Of love tor Jupiter, but chem.
ist has discovered lodide Of potassium"
MI. s., who has been in the o ing bust.
ness for several years. received last week q
neat dun" c0!orcd card, with Uncle Sans
name on the face, and upon the back finds
financial problem:
ITO avoid proceedings unpleasant,
wish yon would pay what il due:
II you do youTl oblige me at present,
II you don't then l II ohlige you.
Pcrsstently yours,
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0oneeatrated telegram.

A fire At jefferson Texss. Tuesday night
destroyed 100000 worth of property.
Ohio Liberal Republicans are going to
meet In Columbus for gr'wl July go
Heavy r~ins are damaging crops around
Columbus. Ohio. ~
DON Carlos has re-entercd Spain, has
issued strong proclamation and assumed
the leadership Ut the volunteers who are
again enthusiastic.
New York unde rwriters have levied one
per cent. additional premium on Man.srd
roofs.
Seven deaths from cholers, in the Colum.
bus peni,en,iarj, Thursday: average time Of
sickness. 8 hours.
Bowie, If McGill University, won the
Bennett challedRe cup At the Springfield,
Mass. foot race Thursday. Distance 2miies
time II min. ISL sec.
Rumored that cholera 10 In Vienna.
The Industrial Congress now In session
In Cleveland has resolved an emphatic
protest against the importation Of cheap
labor, and fsvors ca. cooperative industries.
The Yales won the rowing rxce ut Spring.
field Thursday. Amherst second. Harvards
third.
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E, MONTANA, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1873.
NORTHWEST, LODGE, MO


oDo q tho Claim Sisters Die From Sx'
eessivs Drinking.
Utica IN. " July 1O--Mrs. Booker, one
of the Claflin sisters. died suddenly yester.
day. Tie Coroner hearing of the case deci>
ded to make an examination IS the body.
Tennie G. Caflin objected, and resisted S"
tcnaci,usly TIM, the assistance Of the police
was needed in order that the post mor:em
might be held The jury brought ina
verdict Of death from disease Of the kidneys,
induced by excessive drinking.
1Gask Taplsy WalWesth Eaters Sing Stag.
New York. July lO.--When WalwOrsh
donned tho prison uniform at Sing Sing
yesterday, he remarked: Il have gained
seven pounds in clothes since came here;
I feel now like engaging in base ball
match. An officer in the army told me the
other day that the only difference between
this SUIT and the West Point uniform Is,
that in one the stripes arc round about, and
In the other they ore up and down." He
whiled away the time Of the journey to
prison by pleasant allusion TO events Is they
happened, and said of the handouts which
linked him 10 Giilen, the wife murderer
''They are the s.archiest cuffs ever wore"
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The "VVrestlia9 Jeeo Can.

Portland. Oregon, July 1O.-Thc confes
sion of ''Wrestling Joe," supposed to he
heir to the Caruthor's estate. is published.
Many witnesses have sworn that he is Joe
Thomas, or ''Wrcs,ling Joe." and many
Others that he is James W. Davidson, and
ninety one years Of age In his confession
he claims his name is John G. Nixon, and
that he is sixty years OLD He never was in
Oregon until certain parties picked him up
in ST. Louis. in 1870, while begging. and
offered him $1,000 I" pcrsonatc "Wrcstling
Joe.' Only 5000 was received by hiu..
aud the balance not being forthcoming, he
confessed. Mrs. Nixon is here and ,cstifies
to the truth Of the statement of Nixon.
James Moore and Green G. Davidson, who
brought Nixon to Oregon, have been ,ric,,
for perjury and acquitted.
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-Aessrs. Aiken, Kcrley and Dean who
rushed into print against the little CLIQUE
OF Republican politicians In Deer Lodge
who arc trying 10 run not only the politics
of THE county bat the whole Territory"
because they were Of those who cndcsvored
10 prevent their folly and consequent COM
defamation. aTs respectfully solicited to
psruss The platforms Of the two parties, and
mors especially the Democratic which
party four Ut the i've subsidy voting Deer
Lodge members ore sdherents-aud re bow
they like the unanimous voice of the conven>
ton. Ws Utterly end sssssllfsilv 5ssssses
sad repsdisss iAs recent sbsseiss seemps,"
etc. We have waited patiently and
without disirust for many . month for
the expression Of Deer Lodge county
on the subsidy question. and 10 he
ssasisess resolutions Of SslA political
parties In county conventios assembled, The
most advanced and 0crcest assailed positions
Of The New NosTx West are approved
and sustained 70 the uttesmose. These can
be no doubt now where Deer Lodge county
stands on tbis issue, and Il h with sincere
Qualification we record Il, thai bxfoss ~
sabsidy grsbben have reached The Treasury
of Montana our people arc sisise sssolslsly
and cOmpetest - With ooo Mid. d lho
eteeagte 0e enthusiastic uslsy, - 0ees ~
10o ord destroy them - evil = do0o.
Whas othsss hsve lsasse6 oaly b. bitaee
ard 0ppge19lvo oxpogiooco, Qaoeanob learn.
Ing No. eAe0 ao0 u n ~ yesss % oo0e
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Trlearaphir.
ROAD AGENTS ON the LINE.
The Up.c0seh Attacked Near tho 8eo1
Of IL OLA Pert 10suf 1gassaers-0 Charlie
Pholpo 8h0t.


The up-csseh Attacked Near IL Sesns
Of IL oA Pert Nssf Massacre Charley
PAslps 8hot
Black Rock, l. T.. July 1.-THE coach
coming north was fired into at 1880 last
night, when about two miles north of Rob-
ber's Roost Station. Six passengers were
on board, among them DR.. Glazier and Capt
Norton Of the U. g. A., the U. g. Marshal
of Idsho-sisting alongside Of the driver
and Mics Stevens. Two men masked,
only, were secn-siationcd one on each side
Of the road. Both fred at the same time.
The mao on the side the driver sat was
armed with shot gun loaded with bullets;
the Oihe: man was armed with . rifle. His
Oall took effect in the abdomen of the dri
yer, INJECTING . serious and perhaps fatal
wound. When the ball struck the driver
It parslyzcd hun 50 he slackcned the team.
but the other party started them up. After
going half mile the coach was stopped and
the driver taken inside 10 attend To his
wound. He WAS brought to this stntiOn
It IL impossible to tell the result of the
wound until the arrival of q surgeon
Several theories arc out - to why u coach
coming north should have been attacked.
These men, or two men, were seen camped
In the hills by the st"ck>tender at Robbers
ROOst, and ~ the messenger coach south
passes this one near here some think the
robbers got afraid this coach would post
the messenger rs to their whereabouts and
20 concluded 10 stop both coaches. The
coach with the messenger laid over here till
daylight and then started south. Others
think the party was after the U. 6. Marshal,
who was sitting with the driver Court is
In session at Mslad. ard the MARSHAL had
been making several arrests. The night
was bright moonlight.
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the Deer LODGE bEnocRA-
CT on SUBSIDY.
REPUTATION Of the SUBSIDY VOTES
LAST WINTER.
asw are Yea, Little 1spsSlieaa cigasF'

8sw are Ysa, Little 3spsslieaa clisssT
REVOLUTIONS OF DEER LODGE DEXOcRAr.
&c COUNTY CONVENTION.
81. That It has been radical and fun
dsmentsl principle Of the Democratic party
that the people should only he taxed for
necessary governmental purposes: That We
utterly and unqusl,feily denounce and re-
pudis,e the recent .bortive attempt to fasten
upon tho people Of several counties of our
Territory, an enormous and unprecedented
deb, a-mortgagc upon the labor and prop.
crty Of our posterity for the purpose of
building up . railroad monopoly In our
midst: That We further earnestly request
and positively demand of our Representa-.
tives and Councilmen that they use every
means 10 prevent. and that they oppose aud
vote against the robbery Of our tsx. paying
fellow citizcns by the enactment of any law
granting subsidies or subscriptions. either
Territorial, county or municipal, or guarsn.
an,ees or pecuniary aid Of any character
whatever to any railroad corporation, Or
company. Or other monopoly.