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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

The Democrats Of Minnesota
have nominated an excellent State
ticket, headed with the name of D..
L. Buell., for Goyernor. Among 9th
or good things the Democracy of this
new State, Resolve, "that the National
Government Is a government of limit
ed and delegated powers, supreme
within its sphere, while the great bulk
of the rights of the people must find
their safeguard in the States and the
people themselves.
That we are opposed to all attempts
to limit the freedom of the press of
the country.
A return to gold and silver as the
basis Of the currency Of the country,
with preparation and effective meas
ures to secure the resumption ofspecie
payments.
Tariff for revenue only, consistent
with an honest administration; none
for protection no Government part
nership with protected monopoles.
Equal and exact justice to all men !;
no partial legislation no partial taxa
ton.
Free and uniform excise laws no
sumptuary laws.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
SUMMARY
JY.f.gXINGYO.N COUNTY.

mn SUlN LION COGNI1.
Thomas Waterman Wood has
closed his studio in New York and is
TO spend the sea,on at Montpelier.
Charles +. Dodge of Montpelier,
has been made room clerk in the P.l
ace hotel at San Francisco
The Waterbury Enterprise has
suspended publication, and the Ben
nington Daily Ne,cs did the same,
making three newspaper suspensions
in this state, the past few weeks,
The pulpit of the new Congrega-
gational church in Wakefield, is the
generous gift Of Rev. a. B. Da,comb,
of Winchester, Mass, a former pastor
The table is the JOINT gift Of two sons
of this church now in the ministry in
Vermont, Rev$. p. f. Barnard Of
East Westminster, ?. 3. Fisk of
Springfield.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

power and corrupted, and is contn-
ually corrupting and demoralizing the
people. The Republican party now
upon record by their own confession
admit that the Democratic party has
long charged them with, viz: oppo-
sition to furnishing bribery at cleo
tons and further admission that
the secret Of their strength to carry
elections is to corrupt and degrade the
people by the use of money.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY,.

CALEDONLA COUNTY,.
AT recent village meeting in
St. Johnshury motion was carried to
resclnd former vote to purchase q
steam fire engine,
The Supreme Court has appoint
ed Elisha May, Esq, Court Auditor
tor Caledonia County, in place OF
Hon. Theron Howard, deceased
-Payson NJ. Chadwick, NJ. d.,
second son of the late A. G. Chad
wick, of St. Johnsbury, took a prize
for the best written thesis 10 class Of
thirty at the late graduating exercises
in the Burlington college.
AS fruit of the recent revival in
st. Johpsbury three hundred and
ninety-fye persons have been added to
the various churches since January.
The Lyndon Union tells the fol
lowing story about two chaps in st.
Johnsbury: Pat Roach the baggage
master has a scientific turn of mind.
AIonzo Hunloon, the express agent
on the train. is aware OF this, and the
other morning having a keg of Steb-
bins beer on the train. he called Pat
up to test its chemical properties, and
also to see how the faucet worked. In
other words he suggested to Pat to
put his mouth over the faucet and he
would let on enough to quench his
thirst. Pat complied and Huntoon
turned the screw, letting on all at once
four horse power, sufficient to drive
the stream clear through Pat, filling
his boots, and trlwsers legs before he
could take his mouth of the faucet.
Pat is willing to talk about anything
these days except the tremendous pow
er of the Stebbins beer.
1t cost Sl9.42 to lick a man in
Sheffield the other day, and those that
did it thought it cheap enough.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

DE. GtEEENE'S success in
curing Cancer, Scrofula, Catarrh
and all chronic diseases. ~ with
out parallel. The Doctors
Treatise on diseases and the
means of cure the result of %
years. experience, will be sent
free to invalids. Address, DR.,
r. GREENE, "a Temple Place
Boston. Mass. 36wl:3-4 in.
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WINDHAM COUNTY.

Bellows FAILS post Office has
been designated as an international
Canadian money order office and
will be ready to draw money orders
on Canada, August I'd.
SOLDIERS REUNION. - Vice Presi-
dent Henry Wilson has accepted an
invitation to deliver the Grafton at the
Soldiers Reunion at Brattleboro. The
camp is nearly in readiness, aud all
solliers attending will be boarded up
on the grounds at one dollar per day.
The Reunion will take place the 18th,
18th and 10Th of August.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

HE BANKING HOUSE OF Mr.. GEO. WIN.
BALLoU, u Devonshire street, Boston, make
business exclusively the placing of copital
where investors will receive the largest rate
OF interests and still be perfectly safe. The
TACT The fact that banks. bankers, insurance
c>mpanies and trustees of estates are lis
principal customers, should be u sufficient
guarantee to private individuals as to the
responsibility Of this concern. Mr.. Ballou's
long experience in the banking business
makes him especially adapted to fill the posi-
ton which he now occupies.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

and, taking an casterly course, was
out of sight in twenty minutes. The
balloon is reported to have descended
the same evening, at Booth Bay, in
the State of Maine, about one hun
dred and seventy miles distant.
The length of the Burlington and
Lamoille railroad, as surveyed, is 33
miles and 200 rods.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
MAINE

Gov. Dingey has issued a proclamation
requiring an election of member of Congress
in the fourth district on the day Of the State
election, September, 18th, to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the death of Samuel F.
Hersey.
Lowell, the wife murderer of Lewiston,
has had his sentence committed.
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a. PAYING BUSINESS,

To an energetic, reliable man, we will gise
The e1clusire right for his city or town to sell
our Treadles for Sewing Machines, Jig Saws,
&c, paying him 4 very large commission on
ales, Can be applied to to any machine now
sin use, AMI by anv person, however IN.
skilled. Capital needed. SO to $50 For full
particulars, address HALL TREADLE CO.,
493 Washington St, Boston. 35w4:i in.
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE,
Wednesday, July Fl, 1875.

GREEN-BACK PARTY. "A conven-
ton in the interest of the Greenback
party, is called to meet at Detroit,
Mich, Aug. 25th, and b. +. Butler,
W. ID. Kell y and Moses w. Field and
Others are expected to address the
meeting.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
RHODE ISLAND.

w. +. Gilbert, Superintendent of Pub
lie Buildings at Boston and contiguous cities
has been instructed by the Treasury Depart
ment to make estimates of the cost of put
ting in repair the Government building at
Newport, which was damaged by fire some
time ago,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
NEW STYLE
DIR. SWEV"T'S
"ROOT REER -

This healthy and pleasant drink is prepare
from the best selected me lie nal Roots Banks
and Leaves, among winch ane the Life Of
Man. Sarsaparilll, Wiutersreen, etc. A cool
spring medicine. Packages of the material to
make five gallons for 70 cents. Prepared an
put up at the New England Bo.aulc Dept,
lO7 washnton street. Boston. (ncxt Hefall
onice). GEO. W. SWE TT, NJ. D.. Proprietor.
36W4:l in
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LAWOILLE COUNTY.

LAWOILLE COUNTY.
Daniel Macoy. of Oneida, N. Y,
who was on visit in Cambridge,
committed suicide the other day, at
his sons residence. Mr.. Macoy has
been in feeble health for long time.
Not feeling better, in fit of despond-
ency he arose from his bed before the
rest of the family and went to the
privy, where he was found about half
past seven o'clock, a, NJ, hanging by
the neck, dead.
The balloon ascension at Morris.
vile the LIST inst, was mostly a fail
ure. Owing to imperfect initiation and
high wind, Mr.. King didn't 60 up,
and the balloon was finally suffered to
depart in peace, unaccompanied by
any one. 1t shot up about one mile.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

The Presidents GranliSO,l.

LONG BRANCH, n. D.. July -
Mrs. Algernon Sartoris, daughter of
President Grant, gave birth, this
morning, to Il fine boy weighing ten
and a halt pounds.
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COUNTY.


The degree OF ID. ID, was con
ferred by the University Of Vermont,
a, its recent Commencement upon Rt.
Rev. w. II. A. Dissell, Bishop Of the
Diocese of Vermont.
Burlington has seen rarity. for
the parts. During the thunder show
er, Friday afternoon, a water spout
was seen in the lake Just outside the
hreakwatcr. 1t was estimated to be
aboat thirty feet in diameter and
reached from the water to the clouds.
The watet spout moved slowly north.
ward and was lost TO view behind
Rock Point.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

The Post office at Rye Beach,
N. H., which was discontinued in
1872, has been re-established with G.
Fl. Jenness as Postmaster.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
The Latest and Best Cookery Book.
COOKERY from EXPERIENCE,

A practical Guide for tho Housckeeper In
the Preparation of Everyday Meals, contain
ing more than 1000 Domestic Receipts, mostly
tested by Personal Experience with suSges-
tons for Meals, Lists of Meals and Vegetables
in Season, etc. BY MRS. SARA I. PAUL.
12mo. Cloth, black and gold, $3.50; or inter.
leaved with Writing-Paper, S175.
These Receipts are inerpeasipe. Thoroughly
practical, and 80 clear as to readily prepared
even by the inexperienced 1t IL recommend
ed as tho bes! ami cte10es, to be had.
Eay" For Sale By all Booksellers.
PORTER x COATS, Publishers,
[s6w1'a in.l PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

MIR Morrissey thinks race be-
tween Tilton and Washburne, next
year, would be Interesting aud digui.
ted"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

BENA'INCTON COUNTY,
The Bennington Duly News has
been 'revived and is now published
by the Bennington Banner folks. Sue
cess to its new publishers.
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ERiNh"LIN COUNTY,

IT|t ~ II INV wv ~
"A valuable COW belonging to Mr..
Jewell of st. Adams Bay, says the
Messenger, died from the effects Of
bite received from a venomous snake
last Saturday. The COW wandered off
from the pasture and went to some
marshy land near the lake, and while
eating the grass the snake got into
her mouth. In few minutes the
poor beast became trenzied and ran
into the lake, but was chased ont of
the water by several people who wit
messed her antics. She ran to the
barnyard, and after being there few
minutes she fell dead. soon after dy-
ing, a striped snake, three feet in
length, crawled out Of her mouth,
which proved to have caused her
death.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
VERMONT.
1DDISON COUNTY,.

ADDISON COUNTY.
The Middlebury college COM
mencmont exercises began July 18th,
and close Wednesday, the 31st, with a
concert by the Boston Philharmonic
Club assisted by Miss Mary a. Bry
ant, contrallo
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
OPERATIC GEMS.

A new collection of beautiful Vocal Melo-
dies from late and poplar Operas, superior to
any collection of Opera Musi, ever ofle ed
Handsomely produced. Sent by mail. Price
Boards $3.50. cloth 50, gilt 81. To be had
of book and music stores, or of
LEE n WALNi;is,
[3jw12:l in Philadelphia.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
MOSES FAIRBANKS & CO..

-'EVNAi5 It M Z. FI.f NLNS ~ W.,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Soda, Mineral Water, Ginger Ale,
TONIC AND OTTAWA BEER.
ALE, PORTER. CIDER, LAGER BEER,
in Bottles, Bbls., IL Bbls. and Kegs for
family use
Sole Agents for the UyIroGA MINERAL
SPRING WATER, in Bottles or Casks.
Howard AthenGum Building, Howard Street,
BOSTON.
All orders promptly attended to at tho same
prices as if purchased in person. 36wl:l in.
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ORdNGE COENTY.

ORdNG'E COUNTY.
Fired, seven year old son of Mr..
Robert McAllister of West Newbury,
was drowned in Waits river, on the
7th inst.
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REZZAND COUNTY.

The races Wednesday and Thurs
day Of last week at Rutland were
well attended, and everything passed
of guilty The principal attraction of
the Thursday afternoon programme
was the FREE-FoR-ALL RACE. This
was for purse Of S300-S225 to first !;
500 to second; S75 to third,
The following were the entries
J. f. Whipple, b m Gipsey Girl.
L. Flanagan, b m Flora Lee.
w. H. Raymond, 6 6 Bristol Bill.
AS this was the largest purse offered
by the association, and as the horses
entered to contest for it were all well
known tavorites of the turf, greet in
terest was manifested by the sporting
fraternity in the probable result.
SUMMARY.
Rutland Trotting Park, July Is, 1876
No. 3 Purse of S4O0-Free for all-S225 to
first, 500 to second, S75 to third.
Bristol ll........................1 2 1 1
Flora e............................2 9 2
Gypsy Girl. ".......".............3 3 3 3
Time, 2.37, 2.39ii, 2.39, 2.4lS.
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Eetteneill 4 Cas- Ads.

A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN
DEsIRING to earn $4,000 or $4,000 year,
~ can have chance on the fdUOus BvDi
DESIGNS. Apply to J. b FORD 4 CO., II,
bromhcld street, BosOtn. 3Gwi:6 J.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21
ESSEN COUNTY.

ESSEN COUNTY:
The soldiers of CALEDONIA and Es.
sex counties propose reunion on the
Fair Ground at st. Johnsbury, on the
10th of August.
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An Honest Unsolicited
Testimonial.

fla Boston. April &. 1873.
MIR. LEVI Tower. Jr.
w Dear Sir, II wish you to know how
" much your Bayoline has done for me
am II years old and had lost nearly.
~ all my hair from sickness was in
w. fair way to lose all of it, as nothing
which had tried did me any good
When had nearly despaired of set
kN1 ting any rel ief, purchased bottle of
n Bayoine, and began its Use. Almost
Immediately relief was the result
y My hair stopped falling out, and soon
MN a new growth of hair started. have
E% now scd four bottles, and have near
vs. y as thick q H. I'd of hair as | ever
E0 have had. / am sure such an excellent
~ preparation should be better known,
Hzn and if this testimonial will aid YOU in
any way to Introduce it. you have my consent
to use it in any way you deem fit.
Respectfully yours,
J.P. THOMPSON, 123 Broad St., Boston.
Prepared by LEVI TOWER, JR., Boston
Sold everywhere by Druggists. 5Jcts bottle.
3Gw4:2 in.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-21

A good line of Table and Pocket
n CUTLERY for sale by
D. Il. FREEMAN.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
"a New Hampshire man marketed some
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JOrrINGS 4HOUr r0WN.

Charles O'Conor Is sull lr proving.
hugurs.
Victoria c. Woodruff advortiscs that she will
lec'ufr lh cooper Inst iute on tir slth in.t.
W: =. Palmer has been appointed receiver Of
the Ne" YORK Collar Company.
Charles Bradlaush, Maurice Grau, snd Chorle,
nrhD AnG fanny ssiisd la tue GIy OF hlchm0nd tOT
LiNtrp- -oi yrstrrdsy
One hundred nnd nfty more Young men SIX
feet nis snI ulW ri, wanted fJr Iulus p.,.r''
Al booths See A-Ftttsemrut
Owing to the sudden and very serious Illness
of Mr ttrulri, ht has nreI i0rcci undrr UcAl al
wee o reign hls rnsugrmeut at tue Licrum i,.iro
A. p. Messenger finished M. ride ON mo velnci-
Championship aau 2Iuv.
Thomas wilson, Gustays Held, Patrick
brfar harlos Luiow, IIIdp brown ,lunn i,~Iu-.IT
luui.a II amer, August srnreiier s,Inn,n Frl,ilfi
AM He9rF M9li were urld Ia bail yesterday for vola
iDg thr lottery Law
The IT. Vincent Fcrrer Association forthe uro.
hcluh ~ taiolc lutr css, all ui-rt 'ls evening Il
aVi r Il srNrntT-iourtn street. well known Ky
man VIII aidicst tnr mrtti.E on The CA.uonr lul,.u
Missions Of tho Unitrd 9lstes.
he Ladies' DIRECTORY corner broadway and
rory .hiih strtct, have ssuri me.l a. s.ts 49, -
CHoftd Tor salr % ca .r ,blY Olsprsr pstsuu. "a To
lAtu pI tea iVt ohs d"ar ana oulie the holder y
good meal Al the Dnrctory CoosluE school.
James Mace, ex-champion If Engllud, in ..
yer receiver hy u trrni ~ ms cltV. Hlk-: "l
l"ncon tor N " iofA on Dec. 20. rRpi ss,r
rom A en lhnle attef my arrival he N....
iS,o Mace wnipned Anen Ia 40 tOuAd., =. ml. ..
NNuoNt tcrstCu.
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sister and her husb.n pass before him; hut he
says to himself: =" might btsak taith with the
law. but shall | not ke-p faiin WITH NV
sclff' and returns the kcy that might have
set him NJ liberty. H. also severely lectures the
iailnr. A detective who, tnrnugh the pantO-
has teen put upon Euos Track, nnus rer she
c0nfesses the whole Transaction to- him they
30 to the home Office; the cashier
- honOrahlv discharged, the wicked ara
arrested and depart their way
to Luuish urnt, AMI the good are purined
tie. hs general outline ~ the plot IL filled IN
with love scenes pnd aVatiety of incidents. lho
dinlO fne l. not remarkable Tor wit or brilii ncY,
but " Is fortunat' " not very dinuse. I he UeCe
COnsirucicd with intelligent reference to its
b ~ or uuttc situations, one ct which occurs
ni tne en- ~ tNe second act. The scene IN the
jury ,om Is novel and amusing.
But the WORK. as a who'll, j. neither very gfcat
n very strong. Some uf the ch raCteis were
very well represented, e.uccitly tnat Of Sil1s
Cr1f, assumed bv ,r. John Dillon; that of
SfsDfv Nc,roOmb, the def ant uumb BOY, bv
Marie Louise, aNd that OF HeSter kertOn, bv
M'ss Minnie DuyIe. But the great audience was
there. not ~ tnuch to see the av ns to see Mr.
kcV tall act. Ex lcciant curiosity was seen
tn every COuntrnauce until tuat gentleman came
on he scene. when Ne greeted with hearty
and long continued applause, whicn he In
formally ackuOwledged wnile entering upon his
uhr. He acted quietlv and In good taste as Tar
ns he went, nut manifested no very remnrkaOle
iength. HIS patros seemed rather affected
tnnn real
But on the whole his performance was un-
commonly easy for a nr-t. He was called out
sew RI times uv he aud ence, VINO also insisted !
that the curtain should be- raised after Il icil at
tho end ~ each act, that the nnal tarleHux
might he seen az In.
The piece was worry well set indeed.
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CAUSES or CRIME.
How Ex-Convicts arc Urged into Crime BY
the Police Prison Discipline.

Sinclair Tousey told the Assembly Com
mittee ON Crime yesterday that he thought con-
victs In the penitcntiary should be taught a
complete trade; 1t would probably inspire them
with desire To make hn honest living when
they are free. The police unnecessarily
harsh toward eX-cOnvicts they hound them at
all times and prevent any chance Of reforming
their criminal life Is always subject Of talk
wherever policemen see an eN-convict. and thus
many II not most Of them are driven to resume
their criminal ways. The witness woul., not Alb
prove the suggestion that 90. .frrs alter their
discharge should -. required. under ~ certain
penalt), l" l' 1T themselves periodically AT the
Iollce -~fiHl ONCE. Mr. Iou-ey condemned
'hs -Si-tiug detective system; the detectives
are all kuown to the criminal classes hnd this
Impair Their usef4ilne--. There should he a
secret detective dcpaEt ment, and the meulbers
s'Ould DE hno~n only ~ the head Of the de-
partn9nt; they should never maze arrests, hut
be engaged solely Ia ferretinR 1ut criminals, and
after nndng them report to the superintendent
OF Police, and he should direct !heir arrest by
other officers.
Nr, Tou-ey thought the discipline in the
Albany Penitentiary entirely too rigorous; u
taAe> all the human nature out OF the prisoners.
dcmned voluntary teaching in prisons. and
recommended that each prison have IA regular
stan Of tcHchers, to be paid by the state He
censured the practice Of private charity; charity
can be dispensed through benevolent in.titu-
tiunS.
The committee Is to hold its last session on
Thursday next.
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cnE1r rRINsrORrArIoN.
The Importnni Recommendations of the Chi
cngo Convention.

cngo Convention.
CuIcAGo, Dec. 1s.-The resolutions adopt
cd by the Transportation Convention provide
tina q committee Of seven suitable persons be
appolutcd to present the resolutions TO Congress
and take other steps to forward the objects ad-
vocated 10y them; thlt memorial ftom the
convention be prepared asking the appointment
Of a JOINT committee Of both Houses to cOnsid r
the tdyisauiliiy Of I. rmnv a department Of
rulufuCrCr, which shaN collect and issttiitnate
all Information concerning TRANSFORMATION, ms
commit tee to report Nt the bcNt session ot Con
lrr-s. In regard u railway se.Sice the commit
tee on resolutions rec ituultnd that the several
StAics enact the following:
flr-i A. hw pr"viilng Tor the appointment OF a
B,aru " Railroad tommis.ioncr with mower TO pre-
.crlb aGutiurr fystem Vf keeping uunts, snd win
o. Ner, mi to thJse VI The Railroad toiSmis
si.usr vi Massachusetts,.
srconr 4 law against stock inna,'on.
Ihiri- AN pfss.S.ii,- .ativcs Of the peo.
pie from sc1rE sgrnis attorneys In e.srs where
F-rh--A law requiring puoic carriers receipt for
aQu may Of any COMMODITY snd g uei'ver the same
fifh-A lav providing uniform cl.~incanon OF mer.
ehaudise and ioroiddi ~ nuns onoitions Oh OILS "
Sxth-A common Law or consti iutionsl provision
against railrosu competition.
The object Of the convention was declares to
be not warfare. but peace aud harmony. The
resolutions further provide for the appoin intment
OF an Executive committee for each State, ecu nj
In numuer to the Congressiun | rrpresentAIi
ofthu state. who shall be empowered to ap-
point sub-committees IN each ConRro<siOua AZ
Disinct. lhese shall disss'-.ra:s Information
WhicN -,,-u ril ~ ..nruring necessary iegi,la
cheauest means possible thtY sh.ll rorrespnnI IL
with the state Com mfuittee and the state Com
mittcc with ths NatipuaI executive Committee
and thereby establish uniformity OF sotion and
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec l6.-fhe nrst race was for
TIE Howard Stakes. for twoyear.od d.; 81 en- nee.
pay or pay with $500 added md horse 100. third
$50. one mile II won BY Malmisuc,
Mediator second, Tecalo third, beating Charley
Rowett, Harry Elvard.. crab orch ird, Ashby.
and Amanda warren Time l.a3. cfAn Orchardlicd at
start and until entering the home SIRE en- ware e
pulAred by MalulrtiC. VINO Won by a necS "a the
pools I, c,lo and Malnistlc commanded tlOn; Media
Tor $50 Orchard and Asibi t05 and tne ned $50
SfCoNp kACp Z ousOat on pur.e, $50, for beaten
hoIs nrst t-25, second, 100; tirr, t.'; one uhe,
was on - kuburn, iuss Br.adhsN second; jennie
port Leonard stamped, aud Mul'- H. r me. l;52ia.
Kuburu led At star aud. spirit div naihtaiul Toe
lead the race by three ltlhr. la the uc ing n
r irack burn Avct ,grd o. Plss BrOadnaX Al, en-
ME luwrll %, Hnd the neld 80
inlkp EAcL. Cun pur.r $1,000 for sll sges nrst
hot e to receive tSUO seCInG, 900 fuuf Mr u ~ =
Ihs race w.s on Oy -An Harper iva -trtpnt htAts
George Gramm se,o Il. Col Mihsin. ONmofe; f"ln'
pe, = Tlllar. aud r lmuuth We're dstancrd. Tine
iir-t hra' sol second rtai, hsl Ia the pools sam
IIirpsr bruu- 20 500 GeuIgr Grauam tllo Co. Mi 4
Kan 500 OAuOre s}n, snd Falmouth snd fpmpcy' 4