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The youngsters had very fair start after three break
aways Mollie Carew being hrst Bevins hlly second,
Cyril third Mette fourth Virginus hfth, Frederick
town sixth. Cyril soon showed in 'front.' and lead
ing half length the colts and nles ran around the
HILL Mette second Moic Carew third having lost her
lead she swung around the outside OF the others
When the youngsters came in sight on the lower turn
Cyril had the best Of II by length, Mettlc second,
a neck in front Of Mollle Carew, the latter
two lengths in advance Of Virginus Frederick
town NTH Bevns' Ally sixth. Cyril showed tho way
around the turn and led into the homestretch half
length, Molle Carew second, Virginius third, Mette
fourth, Fredericktovn 1fth Bevins lly trailing ON be-
hind Getting into the homestretch the youngsters
were squared away for desperate struggle homo
through the mud and after capital race Vrgnius
won the purse by neck Cyril second, half length IN
'front.' OF Moie Carew the latter two lengths in advance
Of Mete, Fredercktown NTH, Bovns' hly sixth. Time
of the hve furlongs, 1: :0624.
And this closed the third day of the Jerome Park
tumn meeting
BELMoNT's SALE
Several thoroughbreds belonging TO Mr.. A. Belmont
will DO sold at auction to-day, at Doon jerome Park.
The lot comprises the gray colt Steel Eyes, by Planet
dam Eagless, years old; the bay hlly Medora by
Kentucky, dam imported Camilla, years old; bay ally
Indiana by Kentucky, dam Varina years old Orphan
Boy by Lexington, dam imported Spletta by Stock
we'll grand dam Augusta, by Cowl Ascot, by Enquirer,
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g. 1s75.-Judges-S. 7. Payson, p. G. Burke and Ar
thur Benson-Purse No. B. OF $400, for horses that
beat 33, mile heats three in i've, in harness;
$3.50 to the frst 800 TO the second and $50 TO the
third horse; entrance ten per cent Of purse which
closed with ten entries.
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SANE DAY-Purse No. 4, Of 81, 600, for horses that
never beat 226 mile heats three in Ave In harness
$3.50 the FIRST $3.50 to the second and 800 the
third horse entrance ten per cent Of purse, which
closed with sly entries
william Loves b. g. Barney Kelly. 8 2 1
j. H. Phillips b. m. Ella Madden. ....... 3 2
Scolans 4 Carson's b. m. Kitty D.. 2 3 3
Benjamin Mace's b. m. Nellie Walton, H. W. Howe's
b. $. Tom Moore and E. X Bradbury's blk. m. Cats
kill Girl withdrawn
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TO-DAfb PhO1hAmMF
Two events are on to-day's card--the 2:2o purse
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HOUSES. CARKIAGNs. Ss1
L AND POSITIVE SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION

A -IMroRTASNyT A ANB, POSITIVE IEH1;S SALE
q Sx s2SEt so Az ocIo9K
PL4oEs, AND il REAR Of new YohK HOTEL oFiitoN
siy 2A 4SD Rgs
0ARFAq 81 w hALESSf sst1oNS65Sys E E9sAs 4
WHO SAILS PER STEAMER CHINA, July 81,
F%ains lSs nsS Years Old I' was sired ~ athaS
allen dam by yellounoer was raised in Vermont h
Pany; an excellent pole mare, and can always go to
buffalo When but years Old in KS at which time
present owner purchased ner she one OF the finest
can be driven 6y any one and is warranted sound and
Also the astbay Gelding Charley i515 hands high 10
Years old sired BY tdsas Aam6etonan dam star
sure Is free and pleasant driver makes no mistakes
KIND and represented; is halt brother Goldsmith
Also handsome ana blooded sorrel Gelcng, l5S nigh,
years old sired by Kentucky Clay dam by Pilot ana
Stat he has me elton ana great endurance Is bold
aud fearless driyer beat gao TO top aud has
driven by lady: ne is finely proporioned and in
he san r sn Rnd stands
Also tine, last and reliable gray Gelding IA hands
he is the rugged trotters to be found; can
drive is MOI afraid q be ears or any
lns ese he has bone muscle ana strength enough Tor
The very fast bay Mare Laura l5jl high years old
sired by Mambrno Patchen ia by Commodorei she is
puta her meats INSIDE OF 2; 20 and inner bcter dis
sound aud Kind.
also hne brown Geldng l5s hands years Old; sired
by Toronto Chief dam The Connors mare; showed q
mile when four old in FAC trotted this spnng
Fleetwood track mile in 2:3y; he Is line driver, and
warranted sound ana kind.
One sprpg Top Pony phaeton one top side bar Road
wagon, one tull spring top Wagon light Trotting
Wagon, single and double Harness, Blankets, Kobe j,
Sheets, &c. all OF the best city manufacture
n B-Ihis sale Will be absolute and positive rain or
shine, no limits restrictions, and a full warrantee
gwen aud ample time allowed purchasers trial nd
examination.
STOCK WILL BE ON EXHIBITION AT ALL TIMES
PRIOR TO SALE, WHEN ALL INFORMATION NAY
BIZ OBTAINED.
REMEMBER SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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A AUCTION; AUCTION AUCTION
WILL SELL On MONDAY. JULY %,
AUCTION.


WILL SELL ON MONDAY. JULY 90
Al IL O'CLOCK NOON.
Horses Carriages, Harness, Saddles Brides Blankets
Whips. &C. the property Of gentlemen the Union Club
stables who are selling their entire stock in
going abroad. The stock the finest that has
been offered this spring. Call ana examine the
above stock ut the stable No II Fifteenth street. between
Union square ana ruth avenue NO l Is Gipsy. jet
black, 1917 hands years old and Is ed sound
ana Kind In All harness and trot in minutes as
saddle beast she has superior she has all the sad
ride or drive hers she is all style and very hand
some No. Is ladys turnout the hand
high, years old sound and kind and
has all the suitable gaits the Ton Pony Phneton is
very handsome and made TO orcer for the owner;
the Harness made to order ana is very fine light
set; sweat Blanket Lap Robe and Whip. No. is a
kentucky bred bay Colt, years old, 1871 hands very
stylish and gentle; trot in 40; is SOUND
black Vermont Black Hawk Colts, and 7 years
half brothers ls hands high; suitable for a carriage
or road team lady can ride or drive them; they are
very stylish and fast; the off horse trot in hO they
are warranted SOUND and kind In all harness No. <
Pony Phaeton, with leather top; very nobby with pole
anu shafts No 4 One light leather shifting top road
Wagon; not soiled. No. s. light no pounds
one road Wagon; good as new.
No. 9. One set of fine light single Harness;
soiled. No. 10 A fine light double Of harness
No II. One set single Harness, rubber mounted. No.
&c. The wagons and harness ali city made and
warranted sale positive, rain shine to the highest
bidders, without reserve. The sales OF genuemen's
horses and wagons solicited. Quick sales and prompt
returns. GEO. W. JENKINS, Aucuoneer. NO. g East
Eighteenth street
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RELrG1uus NOTICES.

pHE REV. J. W. BoNHAM, HEAD OF THE HOUSE
of the Evangelists viii preach this morning In the
Church OF the Epiphany stanton street Norfolk
street. on -Saivation Lost Through nordinae Love
OF the World" Service at TO- 49, free all well
come.
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DRY GOODS.

eco YuuuV il tk1LLz X NJ 4E sbD6S
Originator OF
II|||| VI! II I. T.
III II y # SIS! FIJI # H..G IT LII. ss....
or Top Piece, very stylish for young ladies'
Are made with the real Patent Hair Lace and natural
water and curl and instantly make the lady look
A large assortment of long Hair switches and fashion
Nv stock is composed of the longest and finest rars
Ny superiority ana success ncontestlpe and
large assortment of Tortoise shella Ivory Goods
and nne Perfumery
At H. GUILNARD's,
Nos. $50 and sA Broadway.
Nos 50 and 81 East Thirteenth street and
store No. II Grand Union Hotel, saratoga SPRING.
CRIaa. HASKELL Co,
800 Broadway.
Beg To announce that prior to their
semiannuaI stocxLaKing
out sale sale Of Of Dry Dry Goods Goods
An i.b2 c sscr ON me s areSest bargains ever Of
fered during the past deen should not fail 70
Black colored and Fancy silks
Black Iron-trane Grep adines,
Black Alpacas and CashmereA
Coiored Dress Goods
During the last week in July we shall sell
:, Golored Grenadines at Sc previous week, 2Sc-
AoD can 'N' a re s1 closing out sale
Yard T sse fsr Sai A. G ' So las. week. $50
AZ the great closing out sale secure
Ecrue Laoes Emsr a5Ssas u and Fancy Goods.
Now selling l At half n.I price.
During the closing os SgI sale a {O
Balance Of Spring. ana s pa stocG Of ''-''
White Goods and Linens
Will be closed oul at just half their value.
500 colored skirts Tor seaside and mountain wear.
&c rGsnh skf e wear with oG
during the great closing out sale.
SUITS, cLoAKs AND COSTUMES.
Before leaving town
suit at tH $ g. 81, 81 50 SIS up to So '-'
i iu eoIorsa Travsiins SUITS a. hall Price
tack SILK Suits, Alpaca and Cashmere suits, Bathing
secure bargains in Coaks suitable early tail wear
at half price.
Ladies wishing to secure sea1ins Darsain'in
Llama lace shawis
should visit the great closing out sale.
Strangers and citizens do not fail to visit the
during the eek s sna Su a sr o. os
'-'s-'H' '''' 'A'''' CHICO HASKELL Co,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streetA
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF CARPETS.
oilcloths, Furniture, Bedding &c,
sss ss and % IL ssata sy .,ssss
D. KELLY successor to H o'Farren.
u Q. F. KOCH,
ID oarmins street, corner Bsecksr.
inform his friends and thas
removal
of his business to the building
No. $40 Sixth avenue, corner Twentieth street.
which will take place about
septemberi,
A'win dispose SS q 6 as present ''0ois.
OF every description, at
greatly reduced pricea
The balance Of stock OF suits. shawls Ores. eooda
Hosiery housekeeping Linen Will be sold regardless Of
cost at an enormous sacrifice.
lished popular Dry Goods store No Is carmine street
for sale; fortune Tor party that understands tho
business
DARIsIAN CLOAK SUIT COMPANY 2s EAsi
L Fourteenth street, tour doors west OF Universu
Closing out balance Of Suits on hand for 80 cent
on the dollar. Black and wnite. also brown Mexican
grenadne suit With SIX skirts also plan o'a9s
and trimmed with lace or rines Jas low as 81 to 80
embroidered and plain; white lawn, also colorsd cam
brio Suits Wrappers and Watstsi altered to ht without
extra charge.
R. l. HASE S SS.'3
K Ii. MACY co.'s ,,
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A LIGHT SINGLE SEAT ROAD WAGON by
n Broome street Brewster, used few umes /
top side bar, by X. NJ suvers; do. by DusenDury 4
Van Dpseri three,quarter Clarence, by Miner Ste:
open Pony Phactons of all styles TOP Pbae-
tous iourseat Phaeton, lskeleton Wagon suIies by
Gallery Coupe, Depot Wagons, Rockaways OF ali
styles side SEATS 20 op and open Road Wagons BY the
ness, Sheets Nets, Who's, &c
VIM ii. GRAY, 20 and q Wooster street
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QUICK TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA
FALLS.
FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD

THE HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAIN Will make the trip from NEW YORK to
NIAGARA FALLS and ,sUsfENsION BRIDE every
Central leaving be rsnd cnrs Nf Senot m
ESQ O'CLOCK Actual running time 10 hours and the rate
oil speed oO miles per nour arriving at the Falls halt
past one ~ the afternoon Attached to this train will
be PASSENGER coachosi also Wagner sleeping and
night. - -
Passengers py this rraIr can reach Chicago at
O'Clock Monday morning. via the Lake Shore and Micni-
Southern road, by connection Buffalo, thereby
"A hours time.
Those desiring visit Sharon Springs arrive there
at O'Clock sunday morning, remain III hours The
Springs and return by the lO7 train sunday evening
arriving in New York at O'Clock Monday morning
limited number OF tickets Will be sold, and be
obtained only the Herald office the train.
REGULAR FARE CHARGED. NO EXTRAS.
n. B.-For particulars and time table advertise
ment under heading RAW cLLER.' GUIDE.
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A SUPERIOR wAGON.-THE PATENT CIRCULAR
n combination spring side bar Wagon Is pronounced
by all who see II 20 be the offered to the pub
llci Is low graceful. strong and very easy riding.
Il. N. sTlvERs, 1l9 to 1854 East Thrty-nrst street
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A CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
n. EZRA MARSH. Is iEast Eighteenth street, near
Broadway. Fine Carriages OF every description our
make and warranted.
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MOKsNs. oAnIsIAuIa.. sc.

A VERY FINE AND BEAUTIFUL PAIR or BAY
n Horses for sael5Jz hands high sound and true in
every respect used by the present owner over two
years Address II. ;. ~, Herald office.
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Any WHOLESALE DRY GOODS OR NOTION
a house who will exchange their Stock Tor halt cash
aud the Other halt city kea nstate will ini II ~ Iner
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A -CARRlAGES-Two NICE STYLES DEPOT
"A. Wagons. second hand Road and ton Wagons,
jump seats four and seat Phaetons.
X. NJ. srIVEkS. l4i TO l5s East ThIrtY-hrst street
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A SINGLE TRUCK WANTED-WITH THE WORK
n OF good horse hats shoes dry goods preferred
Address with particulars where the same may be seen
WIN MCDONALD. 25i West Houston
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CHARLEY-Do CONE HOME. AS AM VERY ANx-
" ious TO you
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DARIsIAN CLOAK 4 SUIT COMPANY, 2e EAsi
L Fourteenth street, four doors west OF Universiu
place.
Closing out balance OF suits on hand for 20 eenu
on dollar. Black and wnite. also brown Mexican
grenadine Suit with silk checKed also PLAIN bach
lion grenadine Jackets and OyersArts lined with st
trimmed wi Il lace ringes tasow as 81 to S45:
blue linen suits batistc suits Jackets and Overskra
embroidered and plain; white lawn, also coored cam.
Suits Wrappers and Waistsi altered TO ht without
extra charge.
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or Top Piece, very stylish tor young ladies'
Are made with the real Patent Hair Lace and natural
water wave and curl and instantly make the lady
beautiful
large assortment of long Hair switches and fashion
able Ihgnon5.
NY stock composed of the longest and finest rara
colors that can be found on the globe.
Ny superiority and success ncontesibe and per.
mis me add a largo al Joining my old stand.
A large assortment of Tortoise Shell ivory Goods
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CoUsIN.-YOURS RECEIVED; SLIGHT IMPROVE
~ ment; don't be anxious; keep well and happy;
love me- tenderly. my darling; constant in
thoughts and am faithfully yours forever. w.
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IsABEAU, NO. UNION SQUARE. HAS on HAND
i large stock Of invisible Crlmps made out OF natural
curly hair also large stock OF Braids and Cur; prices
moderate. No. Union square.
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A -PHAEToNs, CouPEs DEPOT WAGONS.
"A. Clarences Buggies taken in exchange, as good
will be sold At great bargains ladies' Pony Phae.
ton. HAM, Broadway and Fourth street.
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Personal.
A NNiE NJ. BROWN-WILL MEET MONDAY AS
n appointed Many thanks ANDREW.
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DRVPO ,ALs WILL BIZ RECEIVED UNTIL Z. "
tuesday, July ~ Tor the building Of two ecowA
For normation nppf at the Office ol J. n AelhVlhk
a. 20 Nassau atresL New HOlk
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A SECONDHAND BREWSTER OF BRooME
"A eleet top full spring Wagon Ia pc feet order must
Ne sold Ltus broadwAE corner OF tory-aixth stfeeA
, 1875-12-10

ono year to tho Treasury. Tl,oy wcrc ro-
rcaled. mot 10 chcapen tl,cpn commodities to
the consunler, bs1t to deprive tho Government
Of tlsls amount Of revenue, anil 70 compel it
to levy other taxes that would "protcct"
sotao manufacturing cliuuo. When this was
done, the Democratic minority In tho 1Io,,so
voted mean1y and shcepislly for It. It re-
mains to be seen whcthor tho Democratic
majority has any more sonso or manhood.
Tho repeal Of tho dntiea on ten and cotIeo has
not Ravctl n cent to the consuulcr. When wo
took of tho import taxcs, China japan,
1}razif, and Cuba put on increased export
ta1cs. We still pay the 1900. 600, hut
1t goes, not to our own Government,
hut to thu SUPPORT Of srain and other
foreign countries. If We restore our
old taxes, these countrics will have
to rcpea} their now ones, for otherwise the
diminished demand here would diminish their
exports. II the Democrats have been honest
i'll their professions OF tho past, they will re-
peal tho recent 10 pcr cent increase in c,.s-
toms, greatly reduce the duties on MI raw
materials, extend tho FREQ list, and restoro
tho purely revenue tax on ten and cotTcc.
But the hypothesis Of their honesty ia a
dubious tue
, 1875-12-10

Tho trials Of tho alleged corrupt election
Judges md Of the murderer DAVIS will tako
place next week. The States Attorney has
Lis evidonco all ready, aud is prepared to 60
on with tho trials. The SUCCESS Of Justice
now depends upon 6horiff AaNEw. Tho
whole community will look to him to select
honest, respectable business mon to serve
upon theae juries, and not professional 1urors,
bummcrs, or partiaana, or corrupt men, who
are alwaya hanging about 10 secure such jobs
as these. II Justice faila to got her due. the
people will know where to fasten the re-
aponsibility, and they are not in tho mood to
bo triAcd with. Tho cases aro Of extreme
importance, and deserve to DO tried by honest
and intelligent citizens, not by loafers, polit~
ica1 bummers, or aympathizers with crime.
Sheriff AoSEw should be extremely careful in
tho selection Of juriea in Wow OF tho TO-
gpon1ibility resting upon him.
, 1875-12-10

It Beems that 1Ir. ATrBRy NELSON hns de-
ter1ninel to contest the election Of CrEAnr
and Nurt.oY to The County Board, md haa filed
bills In the County Court for TINT purpose.
This is d proper and patriotic proceeding.
Mr.. NELSON is man Of means and good
citizen, mud can afford to devote sonlo of his
time and money to the exposure of election
frantls for the public honetlt. The allegations
Of tho bill set forth TINT illegnl votes wore
cast in thirty-two precincts; that tho judges
in tie First Precinct Of the Second Wanl re-.
fused to admit challongcrs into their room
that the judges in scvernl other voting pre-
cincts refused to comply with the law in W.
rious waya namcd that the vote in tho First
Precinct of tue Fifth Wnrl wns not counted,
aul 80 OH. Tho claim it that these frnuds
md Irregularities were sufficient to changc
the result rs cnnyassed. AIr. NELsoNs char
meter lcavca no room to doubt TINT these sr.its
will be prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law and his rights Counting only the legal
votes cnst, there is no doubt whatever that ha
wna elected by handsome minority, and
should have lis seat
, 1875-12-10
PERSONAL

Young aud handsome Senator Whyto. Of Mary.
land, Is frequently In receipt OF baakas Of toa ora
from hts lsdy-admtsors.
Mr. Mcpherson, late Clerk of ths Ifouao of
Representatives., who rssites after sweiss ycars'
service, IL uoW engaged on llfo Of TLalIsa,
StsyeAs.
There ia to hs Supreme Court Nsidiug 1t
Christmas in bloomington, ILL.,, whsfn llr. Jafti:e
6wayne's aoa will marry III. Juatico DAVIS
daughter.
Revordy Johnson goes 10 England to ueso.
tisto ths sale Of public lands In eialda ff11a
tho prooseds OF which he hA4 been instructed II
Aquldats tho Stats debt. which IL very small.
Or. r. Ludlam, og this city. waa ssvercsy IN.
turod BY tho collision OF bis cafsiagu w1:'l !
Wabash arsuua stage Tuesday evening". Its
accidant resulted IN bad fracture Of tbs right
leg.
Members Of ths nav Samoan Legislature VIII
entes tho ball In oompIste Or partial ss4ts u
nudity Are aned el00. Ihia neAsufs has ~
ready ssasibly mitigsted tAs ba1basitJ Of fAo
lxlAuders.
Tbs aoodsell prothsrs, Of New York. pub.
llahess OF the Daily 0raphp, hsss snp'oyea
Gea. Butler snd Msssrs, Fullerton and Daaca
to prosecute THAR libel sults sxslnst tho Ssf
York Tunes.
II WAS prophesied Of Speaker KsFaln sarlf
Afe that ha would maks hts mark In the wo;lA
"should he !lys Aud not meet witn any Aezious
pull.bAcka,"-A tolsrably aAfa prophssy. ~
should ~. Pa1kbaaks hare sntsasd msnys.'.
, 1875-12-10
WHAT WILL THR DENQQRATs no

Tho tn1id looms up again as theme Of
political debate in Congress. Tho President
and tho Secretary Of tho Treasury hayo both
urged it upon tho consideration Of Congress-
men. What arc they going to do about iii
The Democratic party processes to bolieve in
tho doctrine Of rsvenue reform. II tint pro-
fesslon is anything moro than protense,
anything moro than trick, anything mora
than fraudulent sham, somo important
steps towards tariff for rcvenue alone will
be taken during this session Of Congress,
What il wanted is not theory and preteuse,
but practice; not talk, but action. The
Democrats havo nearly two-thirds Of the
House, aud tho vote Of their Senators, with
that OF the Rovenuc-Reform Republicans in
the Senate, can carry any law for a rcadiust-
1nont OF duties through that body. The
Presidents message shows that Gen. GIANT
will certainly approve law restoring the
purely roVonuo taxcs on tea and coffee aud
another removing or greatly reducing the
duties on tho raw materials Of cur 1nanufac-
turing industsiea Secretary bh1srow Aaa
Furnished the necessary data for Intelligent
legislation Oh the subject in his report.
What will the Democrats do2
Ono OF tho last acts OF the last Congress-
was to increase all the protective duties 10
por cent all around. This has lod to no in.
crease OF revenue, but to loss Of nearly
$c,ooo,oo0. It WEB not designed or intend.
I'd by its advocates to inc1ease tue royenuo,
Its promoters had NO such Thought What
they wished to do was to enable favored
claas Of "protectcd7 manufacturers and