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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

THE Mayor of Portuguese city once
enumerated, among the marks by which
the body of drowned man might be ident-
fled. "a marked impediment in his
speech
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

GENERAL KILPATRICK is about TO en-
Cage in an extensive commercial enterprise
in Chill, and will sail for that place in
Seutembcr with a valuable cargo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09
A Palace Car for Fish

OMAHA, June San aquarium car,
containing over 10000 fish, from Eastern
waters, for California, passed through here
to-day all in good trim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

4 ST. LOUIS Alderman just elected was
once the successful Competitor Of President
Grant for the County SurTeyOrship Of st.
Louis County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

? A TEACHER asked an advanced schoo'-
Girl why beer in French was feminine. She
replied that it was probably owing to the
fact that the boys liked it so well.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

A SMART young gentleman in Buffalo,
aged four years, recently tied Grape to the
door knob to see if the carriage would take
them out riding, as it did the family across
the way.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09
THE TURF.
The Great TrOt at Prospect Park
The Maid Comes Ont Ahead

NEW YORK, June S.-The great trOt at
Prospect Park Fair Grounds took place to-
day between Goldsmith Maid and Judge
Fullerton. The betting at the start was
500 TO So on the Maid. Fullerton won
the first heat in PIG. The Maid was still
the favorite, 500 to $50. Goldsmith Maid
won the second heat in S2:1Si. The bet
ting was 500 TO $50 on the Maid. She
won the third heat in Dps. There was no
betting thereafter. The Maid won the
fourth heat and the race in 2:215.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

Mr.. KAvANAGH, a member Of the
British Parliament, has neither legs nor
arms. He holds his pen in his mouth
when he signs his name.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

Miss NELSON is engaged at a promi-
nent New York theatre next season for
which she receives the neat sum Of 500
Der night, or S25, 900 for the engagement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

Gold ranged in New York yesterday
as low as 1lO4all05c, closing at the
Former figure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09
To the Associated Press.
The Unknown Sen Of Finance.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June S.-The
Committee of Conference on the Currency
bill held three hours, meeting this morn
ing, but came to no final conclusion. There
are various conflicting rumors as to the
past and probable future action of the Com
mittee, but the members decline giving any
information ON the snhiecf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New
York last evening at SOC for both issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

In England a man who spent all his
money in dram shop, leaving his wife to
starve to death, has just been convicted of
manslaughter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

IN view Of the embarSation of the
''blondes' for Europe, Jones gives vent 10
the sentiment that it must be perfectly ma
tural for them to have their see legs on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

CoTToN is dull in New York at Is4c
for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09
CHANCERY SALE



TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE REM
Il cered By the ChaneeTy C0ur. at Nashville in
the case OF
JaO. = Newman and Otners ~. Fred
SiOHn asd Otlsers,
will sell at public sale &c the highest bidder,
At The Courthouse a. Nashville, on ; ,tUr-
day, June Is, 1874, al Y o'clock 81,
the following described property, being part OF
the estate OF Fred Sloan, deed, viz:
That portion OF the lot Of IL iSct, excluding the
part on which the ssTurncr Halle Is situated,
fronting ON Market street, in Nashv lille. and
running back parallel win Gay street 20 Front
street being the lot ON which the Mansion House
stood. which was lately burned, and tie 'rner
OF which is the Sloan warehouse, lately used by
the Government rs q black sm his -hOp.
This property viii be divided into lots, and .
plan produced at the sale.
TERAIS.-e1ne- fifth cash. and the reSttuo
on credits of 4, > anal years, with interest nom
dav Of sale. Notes required with appiOvC Il Sc
curitv aud lien retained.
Sale free nom redemption.
NATHANIEL BAXTER. JR-,
unv24,3O leB,3 Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

A BOLT Of lightning struck ParsOn
Brownlow's house in Knoxville the other
night, but after finding that the parsOn was
absent. it went ont by way Of the cellar.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

BISMARCK has been advised by his ply
sicians to let his beard grow long, so as to
protect his throat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09
The steamboat BIN.

The Senate Committee on Commerce to-
day, on motion of Mr.. Conkling, decided
to lay on the table House bill to revise,
amend and consolidate the laws relating to
the security of life on vessels propelled
wholly or in part by steam, commonly
known as the steamboat bill. This action,
unless the Senate vote to discharge the
committee from its consideration, will pre-
vent action being taken on the bill by the
Senate this session. The vote was unani-
nous with the exception of Chandler.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

CUSTOM may lead man into many er-
rors, but it justifes none.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09
TERRIFIC T0RNADOES.
Twenty-Five Houses Destroyed
i'm an Illinois Village.
Thirty-One Persons Drowned in
the Lakes of West New York.
Across the Border.

KEMPvILLE, Ont, June S.-A whirl-
wind passed over this place yesterday, un-
roofing a numbered houses and leveling sew
eral buildings. y large amount of proper
ty was destroyed and several persons in
jured. but no lives lost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09
The Republican Caucus.

4 caucus Of the Republican Senators
and Representatives was held in the hall of
the House of Representatives, to-day, SEN
ator Chandler in the chair, and Represent
atives Parsons and Lynch acting as secre-
tarieS. AprOpoSition was offered that Con-
greSsional committee be appointed in view
of the coming elections. This was opposed
by Mr. Kelly who thought the appointment
of such a committee unnecessary, as every
man should go before the people in his own
way. Senator Chandler explained the po-
litical situation and gave reasons why the
committee should be appointed.
Mr.. Lynch (colOred), while advocating
the appointment of the committee, spoke of
The Necessity
for passing the civil rights bill, and said
the colored voters would support the Re
publican party, there being no other party
to which they could GO.
Others spoke, but as the financial question
was sought to be introduced, and it was
feared this might produce discord, the
caucus avoided it by adopting the pending
resolution, and therefore a committee was
ordered to be appointed, each State delega-
tiOn selecting a member. The elections
are to be reported TO the officers of the
meeting. The caucus adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

eiH-9fatf = vinlcauA siauo3 ns,s-- 4
'f't'naFr1l 7tla7aonssa 3lals sfrs o.
friea-s 79FE h7auf II "a q +-f-.s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09
THE COUNTY CANVASS.

what was said at the Meeting last
NiSht-Civu Rights nj n DiscOunt-A
Candidate who Don't believe In
ITgginS In Politics
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-09

JaO. z. Newman and Others ~. Fred
SfOun assS Others,
, 1874-04-17
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
SENATE.

wAsu1SaroH, D. O., April 10.
COMMITTEE HErONTs.
hfr. MORRILL, (Ale), from tho Committee on
Appropriations, reported back the bill to author-
ixe tho uso Of certain unexponded balances for
the paymout OF the exponeos of tho Board OF Ill
dian Commissioners. with tho recommendation
NIr. CHANDLER from tho Comtmittoe on
Commoroo, reported favosahly ON tho House bill
to enab1o the Secretary of tho Treasury to gather
authentic information aa to the condition nnl
Importance Of the fur trade In the Territory Of
Aaska Placed Oil tho calendar.
ARTIFICIAL Limbs.
h1r. LOGAN introduced bill to enabfe dis
abled soldiers to recoivo nonoy, communication
fore Juno 10, 1870 Referred.
FINANCE REVOLUTIONS.
Tho CHAIR laid before tho sollato resolutions
Of the Industrial Congress OF the United States
~ session at Rochester, protesting nganst m m
ing systoul. noforred.
CUBAN nE111oEnrxcY.
Mr. CARPENTER introduced u joint roAolu-
ton declaring that II had bcoo,no the duty of tho
United states to recognizes Cuba as ono Of tho
independent nations Of tho Garth. Roforred to
tho Committeo OIL Foreign Relations. Tho fol-
lowing il tue full toxt Of tho resolution:
WHEREAS, It is the clcar and tu1oubtod right Of any
mother country Aua establish iself an Independents
nation waeneysr M tho g9oa Of s poopo requires; a,
selves FREQ au independent Of Siun, have established
Government for themselves aud aboshcl negro
fully resisc all cors u srain 10 reduce them to
submission ad re-est4blisl tho condition Of slavery
WllEnEAs, War between Spain aud Cuba has l,con
s u y eSH M WITT nna n1 aers9 Of bar6a
bio prospect tliat Spain will over DO able to establish
dominion oycr the peopo Of Cuba; and
Fl y s 5 @ nsw nsSxty ss 0f tho
md is injurious to to interests Of tho people OF tho
, 1874-04-17
NOTES AND NEWS.

LIE f4AAFtE ulA1s
WASHINGTON. d. O., April 1G.-The Senate
Financial bill reached the President to-day.
NO BoCETY BILLS.
In consequence OF tho recent statements that
certain bounty laws havo been lately passed by
Congress, tho Second Auditors Office is flooded
By lottera Of inquiry, ind requosts for blnnks
for application: Up to tho present time no
bounty law Las boon passed. by this Congresa..
NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.
The Postmaster General Inns aent = communi-
cation to the Postal Committee Of tho House OF
to compol tho payment Of postage % ali news. vs.
papers. ..'i
WHAT KELLOGG SAYS. 3D.
New ORLEANS, La., April lG,-Gov.. KolloEg
this evening sent to tho Official journal d stato-
ment that he has examined tho additional elec-
tim bill referred to in tho Senate debate on
Wednesday,, and finding 1t in many respects OBJ
jcctionablo, will in no contingency sign or pro-
mulgato it,
CENTENNIAL BILL.
In the House, to-day, Mr.. Koly, from tho
Centennial Committee, reported bill appropri-
ating $4,000, 600 for the Centennial Exhibition.
Referred to tie Committee Of tho Whole.
, 1874-04-17


WASHINGTON, D. G., April 1C.-Tho Ways and
Means Committee secured permission to-dny to
report Oh the Sanborn Investigation at any timo.
1t is understood tl,at Mr.. Fostcr will accompany
tho report with speech, and thut the yenlila-
tion Of some Of Buffers methods Of doing busi-
neBs will be Of a startling naLuro.
Ito the Asdoclafed ITess.1
TESTIMONY OF ONE rENDnEY.
WASHINGTON. April 1G.-John L. Pnndroy,
practicng attorney OF Leayonworth, KAN, was
before tho Ways mud Means Committee this
morning. and testified to his experiences from
1870lso 1879 ut tho Troasuly Department, when
seeking II contract to collect moneys due to the
Government by cortain corporations. Secretary
Boutwell, referred tho subject to Danleld. Tho
witness callod Oh Banfiold from time to time,
and at his request produced tho papers OF,
which his charge was baaod. Boutwell, won't out
Of Office without arranging the matter. Pnrsu-
ing The subject, the witness called on tho Presi-
dent, who sail that ho would sec Secretary Ricn-
ardson. 1n the meantime, A1r. Richardson in
formed tho witness tlat he
FULLY UNDERSTOOD THE CASE.
Tho Witness reminded him OF tho fact that
fold, 10 agrce On tho torlns Of tho contract-
Bauilold said TINT this waB aclear oaae. mud there
was great deal of money III tho 1nattor, and ho
wanscd to know, the tortns Of tho witness, who
cent. 1anAold said that waa too much, bit ho
would allow 5o por cont Oh tho first 500, 900, aud
1E peY. rant ~, ft,o reuoi,,dar Wifncea tn1i linn
thct . o had m nHiect,n,,a IN tha torna hvt nam.
Ha15 m novor ~ nrennrod tha oontraot nan,tIof1 un;5
tna t,a ~. o;i,a ;,,n,oma earu
,soa w 'at, ~ ~reat taf # seiim anu1 ho tai.ou
"1nr ~ so rr"as,rv rno,t In wif.
moss 1ost wond hayo 10 % eot ont ,' Of tho M way. NV
~ S'' tb,s ho4 tho A'v wil,css 5en,ed t'at ho hni
49,, lug g. mn ~ e. mi 'e etnoa,,,1 ' a.'1 ro ~
eent, S1o4n or oo afoaayt III, and o,;aa ao
,5 ~ .nnm eng aIy eoes ,. aro,!t .nu onpl,so a"
to couo ro1 nHa IT, niv n onn paroa
,an,ov " H." Wavsaa pnc,o r. Wn1ron an 1n
a9y, ~ 'nH Ma'''tn noa,aia pn;rooI In Wt,ous
roncd 70 co ~ to fonor ro nnIv wa i
, 1874-04-17
BUTLER, DAWES, AND coz.
t,,.ofof f}isrnfcL IN Thu Ehfc01o Trfh,,uc

i5H$Efnt D{bVHtCN ~ AhH LHtCAH0 1F10HHE4
WARRINGTON, D. O., April 18.-Tho session in
Committoo Of tho Whole Of tho Legislative, Ex-
monotony Of tho dobato wah roliovod during the
afternoon by throo.cornored fight be-
twoon Dawes, Butler, and Cox. Whom tho
clauBcs mahing appropriations for expenses ut
tho Executive Mansion WINS under discussion,
Dawes nyailod himsolt Of the opportunity to do
fend himself from tho aevero criticisms TINT
have boon made In Administration qunrtors Of
his statement that
; THE PRESIDENTS rERQu1s1TEB
amount to sc, 900 year. Ho tried to show that
ho Ind not mcant to charge that thoao perQnt~
sites wore PRESENTS, but intended to say Tint
they belonged to tho office:
Hc stirred up Butlor, who cxpressed bis virtu-
ous dtsapproval. and Cox, who charged tlat he
WAS taking ,baals tho good thinga TINT ho had
said. In tito course of Ills remnrks
coz READ 4 BLlp
from newspaper purporting to contain an In
tervlew with Butlor, Of which Dawes waH tho
topic. In tho publication, Dntlor is act down as
having aaid Of Dawes disloyal speech that
"whon an old briudle stoer like Dawos breaks
out Of tho pound on u darE and drfzziy night,
nobody's cornflold Is Hafe," and "he must be
belled." This brought forth roars Of laug liter,
1UTLEn DID NOT JOIN.
Whom ho replied to Cox, he lost hiB pntionco
and used worry harsh lnnguage, to which Cox re-
torted TINT the gentleman IL no doubt q really
good man but ho Is not smart today.
"And you" rotorted Butler, fairly beside him
self with rago, "aro neither good nor smart."
Later In tho day, Dawes took occasion to
chargo TINT Dutlor hnd induced him to Introduce
sevoral bills for him, not ono Of which lc could
indorao aud made the statoment tint on uc-
count OF ono or TWO of thom Of a
ioo natao t 9 haa boon soyetrGhy t
introduced thnm by way Of q personal favor to
Butler, le folt that he was not fairly treated,
and termed tho aifar aa d caso of misplaced con.
ildouco. Dawes il evidently very anxious to bayc
at least not bosom friends, while 1t seems equal
II certain that Dutlor Ia dosirous OF oreating a
belief quite the opposite.
, 1874-04-17

Of aomo 1000. Tho Colonel'a testimony sas
entirely with reference to tho DoGolYer Il
McOloland contract scandal. but tho only
t%s new ,,+o Sns so brought r.eon ont Taa that
law, waa doeply Interested In having a largo con-
traot awarded to tho Chieago 1il1n, ard that
ChtttonGon had promised to pay 1awvor named
Page, q partner OF Dont'a, $4,000 for his in1u-
once, but had failod to kcop his agreomont
FoRsYTIE,
an Assistant Engiucer OF tl,o Board Of Public
Works, was, examined with reference to
aomo grading dono on, Massachusetts
1o5. 600 yards, yheroas another engineer. namea
Barnoy, who had measured tue work, could
discover, only 10000 yards OF grading done.
Forsythe explained TINT there had' boon 1io oroBs
sections mado previous to tho performance of
tho work, and, whom tho measurement wns llaade
! great doal OF loose figuring Of this char
actor had boon done, which tho witnoss
explained WIS tho result Of not having suii-
oy @ Of tho Board nj Si Wnsss adittod II o s eaa
'lrod tho carrlage-way round Rawlings s1uare,
when tho ground WAS coverod with Hnow, aud,
III making hia report to tho Board, dosignatod
the pavement en- t ns asp49l md allowed S32o
1t was found tho payemont WAS cobblo stone
one costing not moro than half as much aH
asphalt.
nrn, II. II. n1NaHAa1
(ox-poBtn1nster~ of PhIlnuephtn) desired to
make a statement about his contracts for the
paving of X street. He denied that be roal-
izod great profit from tho job, md latly con,
tradfcted tho report that ho had expended
tho proceeds Of tho contract in tho interest OF
tho Republican party Of Pennsylvania. He stat
ell TINT ho held tho office of Troasurer Of tho
Pennsylvania Republican Central Committee Of
tho State, and, III tho discharge OF tho duties Of
tuned by "poltical doad-hoats and hnngers-
on. to use his own language. for money,
to bp uaod for various PURPOSES. At tho
timo Ito was putting down tho pavement in
Washington, ,lowas approached bytwo nowspapor-
men. ono Of whom, after telling him tint no
contrast, demanded a portion OF 1t, stating that
1t was wautod for tho support Of philadclphia
newspaper. Bingham
REFUSED 70 BE pLAcKMA1LED,
and alleges that oil tho Bnndora that had boon
rot atioat regarding him md his contracts oman"
atod originally from this newspaper man, whom
he Ind refused to divide with.
Mr.. ohristy-pIeaee state, Mr.. Bingham, Who
this newspaper nun III TINT YOU rotor to.
Mr. Ri have forgotten bis namo.
hIr. Christy-Whoro does lo live?
A1r. Blu Washington.
Mr.. Ohristy-Was Ills uamo Falloy2
NIr. D-Yes, sir, that ia hiB name, John Fal-
Nr: ohristy-5ohn Finley, editor Of the Na-
tional Republican?
llr d. believe TINT Is tho name.
Falley is managing editor Of the Rcpub-
| hcan.
It will be remembered that Murtagh. tho pro-
prictor Of the sano placo, by some mysterious
manner, secured contract for paving, III tho
na,ne of builder engaged in tho construction
| Of tho Repu1lioans now building, which tho
insisted that he could rccoyo one-half the profits
Of tho job without Investing any money. Tho
Republican has, up to recent date. been yocf-
erous in speaking Of ADMINISTRATION as farce,
, 1874-04-17

uEHEHAI1 AFFHUVH1HTlUN Hill.
Immediately utter tho roadtng Of tho journal,
the House went into Committee OF tue Whole on
tho Legislative, Executive, and judicial Appro-
nriation bill, Mr. Woodfortl, Of New York, III tho
chair.
;, Mr.. PARKER (A1o.) moved to strlke out tho
Item OF T43.7 .7b0 for newspapers md station
cry Tor mcInhora.
After discussion tho amendment was ro-
jcctod.
Alr. HALE IN. " moyal to mako the Com
EreHHonal Printer I'LL otliocr OF tho Unted
stateS, Instead OF NJ now an officer OF tue Son.
ato.
After discussion the amendment was adopted.
Ths .toni Of RB, 600 for tho purohauo OF books
fos 20 a. congressional Library irk*l increased to
, 1874-04-17
THE DISTRICT 1Nv.E sT1GATIoN,

~ 0IH FdHbUHH FULLY EA1bS led IllH MONEY.
Tho death Of AIR. Huntingtt III noceBsitatcd tho
employment Of another MT III of influence and
ject, hit upon Col. Kirtlnps who ut that ti1no
was cutting great figure IL Washington. Kirt-
land acceptcd Chittelpde his proposition to
take Sc cents O .yaed for all con-
tractB no should Et cltro for DeGoycr
Il McClclland: and set i is, maohin,ory in no
ton. Then, to still fl rtller strengthen lis
chances, Clittcndcn lir cd tho Mysterious
Brown. who WAS intluonti vi aul promised him
$40, 600, which sum
, 1874-04-17
WASHINGTON.
Another Day Of Progress in
the District Com
mittee.
Mr. Chittonden Will Make a
Clean Breas;t Of It.
How Ills Lobby-NIonoy Was Divided.
Mr. Parsons, Of Ohio, Earned
ALL He Got."
Tho. Contract Was Awarded the
Company on lis; Merits.
Additional. Facts EIici ted Concerning
the Sanborn Contracts.
Lively Debate in the Senatea on
the louisiana Bill
Exposure Of Kellogg's Game in the
Matter, Of the Elec gtion Bills,
Tho. Contract Was Awarded the
Company on lis Merits.
Additional, Facts EIici ted Concerning
the Sanborn Contracts.
Lively Debate in the Senate, on
the louisiana Bill.
Exposure Of Kellogg's Game in the
Matter of the Elec stion Bills.


Tvnoorrn of Ko11onr'r corno in %ho
oAfoo"se 55 S''e :" ~"
Halter Of the Elec hlon Bills.
----
An peeia So Sspstes !. r. Ts a.: saso 1a;5aae
>''. wAsn,so7os, D: C.. April 1o.-alr; George
omstenaon .. onaoaso, wv 20 i"tao nas ooen
90 frequently mentioned IN a'tose dispatches III
connection with tho letting Of tho paving con-
tract to DeGolyer l. McCol}ac u, has prenarod An
e]ahorato statomont. whic In ,y;ll submit to tho
s'an' - "n'sn ~ WIZ e'on'1' ~ 'oo
ooino1seeoo 1o'moiio" inoin'n L.
THE SUBSTANCE or TIE STATEMENT
Is as follows: KIr. Chittendol sets out by dony.
inc TINT ho mado the first nd yaucos whicj ro-
.r7+o5 r., h;a oosoo,+;n<, ,,ua1f viii, naf,o1-
nu.9 .tar",,aa ~ M a.. H. -. &c. ".'A ~, Do9e ~
Golyer carno to him aud oiror I'd him one-third
Of tho profits Of I'LL contracts ho Il (Ohittendon)
s,,on15 aoc,,ro for tho f,r, nj. I,,a 1Sost hrtor
~ ,,;na1s 80 -, '"s. n.or
Of the Dedoiyor No. paVcmt INT over oil others,
Mr. Ohttondcn became tho E nstorn ngeut Of tho
Comnnnv. His first effort to Introduce tho navo-
,nort uaa NJ philodo,n;;a ot .yh;c,, c;t7 In wan
stopping "non inc WasAlnG ton Doafa OF Pno'o
Works announced their co, Eprehensiye system
of improyomonte. He at orun abandonod Phil
aaolnhia and
80. .,, ,,,. s ,, ...
MADE Hle WAY TO THE MA. s1oRAL CAPITAL.
After carefully working over tho ground hcre
and discovering that ho wo, lid havo flfty-ono
competitors for tho contracts he laif l;s MIN of
onerntions hofora Do f;oJve,r K nnGioliand S n
He informed thom tint i Won ID be- nocnssory in
order to goct,ro s1cceaa' to Oh hin tia cn ,nnero-
ton md assistance ~ Of overy or 20 @ a,o In Wssbiston
who possessed auy intiueuc O. In ordor 10
ducnco, it would bo ad, asable tn rive
them an interest in tho cont ncts. In nnswor