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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19
"a.

AN ACT to require the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for Frederick County to tran
scribe two Equity Docilcts Of the Cir
cult Court for said county.
SECTION /. BE It e,actcd bJ tie GrD"r"1
.lS~m5y IF Mavyaod, That the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Frederick county,
State Of Maryland, he and he is hereby re-
uurrd and directed to procure two ncW
Equity Dockrts, well bound and suitable
for the purpose, and transcrihc therein in
fair, plain and lcgiblc hand, all the en-.
tries in the Equity Dockrts Of Sid Circuit
Court, numbered three and four, with cor,
rect indexes of the same; said new and
Transcribed Equity Dockcts shall be re
Sprc,vclv numbered three and four, and
when finished, completed, compared and
asccrlaincd to bc ABSOLUTELY correct, said
Clerk shall attach his certificate thereto OF
the correctness of the copy, and from that
time they are hereby declared TO be snbsli-
tutcd in the place and stead of said orig
nal dockcts numbered three and four, and
shall he us valid, and have the same ctltcl
in All and every respect, AS II they were
tine original d"ckCts
SEC . .lndhC i rnarttdi ~ Hco"t'ofNg
uf@rc&Hd, That the cost OF said new books
shall be paid by tie County Commission
crs Of rr,drick Cuuay, and the cost OF tran
,cribng said locI>,is shall b" paid ont tt
the SUR us proceeds of said Clerk office
provided, however, if there he no surplus
proceeds or deficiency Of the same, then
The County Commissioners Of said county
n ant I..,,,, - ,,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19
I NlIAPTER -

AN ACT to repeal Article thiny-onc OF
the Code of Public General laws, cn,i-
ted "Crows,' SO far as the same relates
to Hartford, Frederick, Montgomery,
Queen Annc's, Calvert Prince Georges 5,
Garrett, Talbot, Charles, Carroll and
Caroline counties.
SECTION /. Be it cnactod By tile GeHer"5
.iSs,Uby IF .MpWa"d, That Article thirty
first OF the Code of Public General Laws,
entitled Crows" lie and the same is here.
by repeated, so far as the same relates TO
Hartford, Frederick, Montgomery, Queen
Annc's Calvert Prince Georges, Garrett,
Talbot, Charles, Carroll and Caroline
counties.
SEC. ,. Be II enarted That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved February I, 1876.
JOllN LEE CARROLL,
may4.3t Governor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19
CUAPTER 404.

AN ACT to add an additional Section to
Article II OF the Code of Public Local
Laws, title Frederick County, subtitle
County Commissioners" to be known
as Section 45 "a"
SECTION /. BE 1t enacted By the Genc'W
Asembly Of Na1y1a"d That the following
Section shall be ADDED to Article II, of the
Code of Public Local Laws, title Frederick
county, subtitle County Commissioners
to be known as Section tortv-ii'c, "A"
Al a. The County Commissioners III
appointing Road Supervisors shall not APP
point any one Road Supervisor to have
control or supervisor over more than ten
miles Of Public Road.
LEWIS G. SMITH,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
DANIEL FlElES,
President of the Senate
Approved Sth April, 1876.
JOHN LEE CARROLL,
mar ;J-3t Governor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19
1.-The ART FE'SEsNsDTd:si.
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,
(ot' Long Blanch,)

Having arrived at the CONCLUSION that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING AND DIEING
In the latest style of the art tons"rial.
RAXORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto of this entcrprising artist, and
by strict attention to business can't help
but please all. Will be in his shop Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays all day
and evening.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-05-19
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L 'IIAPTER III.

{ i'Ni ''' ~
~ ,C,r - ,u,Lor;yo ,no Co,,tv Cam
AN AL w "'.l'o'' NV '"' 0'o''S
mlSSloncrs OF FREDERICK county 10 au'
lust and settle the account of VIM. r.
Dorsey REGISTER of voters for Woodvl|c
Lle'''oh ''S'''e' ii.'''''e. ''s",'''' VI
said county, by paying HIM such com
pcnsation for extra services by him rem
lor,l ~, pooi..rr ,f,rneoil nc thcv may
"tem ''s"' an" proper
WHEREAS, By an Act OF tie General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed at January
session eighteen hundred and scvcnty-two,
Chapter one hundred and ScYeniYnlnc,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-24

north Of UZige. At that time Living
stone and myself smiled at the alb
surdity of a white people living in the
heart of Africa, and ascribed the re-
port to the brown color of the Warun-
di. Now [ have not only seen the
country of these white people, but
several specimens of themselves at
different periods and in different places.
Were it not for the negroid hair,
should say they were Europeans or
some light-colored Asiatics, such as
Syrians or Armenians:
Apropos of these singular people. I
have heard that the first king of ks
bakka, a country southwest of Karag-
We, was an Arab, whose scimetar is
still preserved with great reverence by
the present reigning family of ks
bakka.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-24
DON'T Poison Your system

With such hurtfuI drugs as quinine, calo-
mel, or blue pills, but take instead that safe,
prompt and agreeable substitute, Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters, which, whether it is
used to remedy or prevent malarial fevers,
overcome general debility, or to correct tor
pidity of the liver and bowels, Will in every
case be found fully adequate to the wants
of the sick and feeble. 1t entirely removes
dyspeptic symptoms, and by stimulating the
flow of gastric juice, facilitates digestion
and insures the conversion of food into
blood, whereby the system is efficiently
nourished and regains its lost vigor his
Endorsement of men OF science, the press
has repeatedly borne voluntary test imony to
its excellence, and the public has long since
given it the preference to every medicine of
its kind.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-24

The authorities took a poor man
from Conley's Patch one day last week,
and sent him out to the Poor House.
The parting between the poor man and
his eleven dogs, which he distributed
among his sympathizing relatives, was
affecting in the extreme. We believe
the man had a few children, too, but
not enough to make fuss about
Chicago Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-24

OF the enthusiasts, either from sec
tartan or party motives, to establish a
case of M0hammedan Us. Christian
will inevitably multiply greatly the hor-
rors that are already too numerous
Cor. London Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-24

THE official returns from Colorado
in the late election upon the State Con
stitution show total vote of 1892,
of which IS, 443 were cast for and 4, O39
against the Constitution. The Denver
NeaCS says that full vote has not
generally been cast. At the election
in September, 1875, the total vote cast
in the Territory was $4,000, yet the
Nea0s estimates the present population
of the State at 10000, with $4,000
yoeers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-24

Tor about twenty-four hours and then
released upon his repeated protests
Through an interpreter that he would
"neyer do so again"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-08-24

Shooting stars-a stage duel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-04-15

combien dances! Les cmpcreurs ont
III vie dure ct Ia volont6 f1roce. On salt
qu'ils tomberont, CONNIE tombe tout
crime, ct que Ia liberte les chatira tot
OF tard; mails quand7 Votre exil pent
6tre long, ct meme vous pouvez MOURN
avant pheurc, avant quill vous soft don
ne, efies avoiF sOutieft pour yotre ca,lse
ct votfe patrie, dc vous fejouir dams le
triomphe do cette cause ct de MOURN en-
.un coin dc cette patrie.
Certes, pour rentrer en- France, pour
y reprcndre 50 place ct son rang, il res
TAFT ben 4 Raoul le moyen dies graces
ct dos amnisties conditionnelles. Les
maftr@ aiment ccux lui So courhent ct
nc rcfnseiit rien Accux qui s'inclinent.
Nm choisissa,lt In Submissions, la servi-
t14e ct p~abaisscncnt, on peut vivre
lOnsgsehips, bier, ilfenre.fx, meme sglo-
ricdx..i "A qnoi bon prendlc lc rude che.
min On deyoir, du sacrifice ct de Ia iibeF.
tel Mats Raonl, CONNIE les rtpublicains
IL 1913, qui farent Acrs, qui frentlvail.
lants, Gui rayerent ilnpitoyablement le
hlot dtitsctionede lcur langln dc rIipubli-
canisme ct I%honncur, Gtait dc ceux qui
metrent debout. II ne comprenait meme
neutrality-suspicious. autrement. QUAINT
i = vie, ellie etait toYiours .assez bonnie,
asSez complete, assez lcurensc, lors1u'
ellie await etc lie temoignagc Dune v6rit6
ct raffiEmatiOn Dune vertu. ",n.. .~e
-IAngleterre est trop sombre, sc dit
pexile, OF TAI bcsoin dc lumiere. Mails Oh
allers ,,,
J. GENTIL.
"a Innfinuea.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-04-15
TO THE REFORM COMMITTEE or
THE PARISH OF ST. JAMES.

I v....,.., ~
The Undersigned; your Committee on Finances,
appointed on Tue ath. Of March, with instructions to
mt the following Report Of their Investigations in
the premises:
h, we mnst state, that owing to tho disappearance Of
inc DOCKS OF rrevions Parish Treasurers. and to the
saa!Iohal iact tha.; during the administration Of the
ta'lan mars IN tho years 1871 and 1871, a most
s,ns, y rue prevailed which consisted in burning
~ ~ ne vouchers Or csrtincates OF Indebtedness,
Sa "e e usea n ne various settlements had with
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-04-15
LIE NEZ DE SOCRATE.
ETUDE GRECQUE.
LVII.
J. GENTIL.
"a ContiAua'.)

Assoc, trop meme, nous dit-on.
Bavard, laissez en- plix Platon,
Diogene ct lours falibolcs.
Nous vOus donnerpns deux obolcs
1T DIES lupins frais. Gu mieuX, 81
Bavarler est votre sOuci,
Chantez ,au mOins un air dc Muse
Qni soft ,jeyeux ct nous amusc.
Tous vos philosophers anciens
Sont de %sipgulicrs %paroissiens,
1T vienx. Les m0derncs elx- intmcS, !
Avcc tons lcurs nonveaux ~systencs,
i-Nouvcau vent dire %rajcuni,
Refait, retape, rctini,
Mis- q neuf. pour ventc nouvclle-
Sont gems biscornus lie cervclle.
Des inots, des mots, dcs mots, DIES mots,
Des riens, des propos dc grimauds,
C'est tout. Et Ia p%hilosophic,
Mot creux ct bana!, signiie
uihlerie. Adonc, finissez,
I'm autrc sNjot, tiiru- r.ru,,,n.."n~-
Moins etrangc ct sans platitudc.
II est tant lie sujets divers!
81 rimailler, faire des vers
Et sitiler est vOtre folie,
Votre droit, votre anomalie,
CONNIE aussi yotre infirmit6,
Rimez DIES vers 4 Ia beaut6,-
Aux Graces, 4 pAmour, aux roses.
Non IL philosophers moroscs.
IAmour est mn sujct charmant,
Prtcieux ct de tout moment.
\ lui done toute poGsic,
Tout hydromel, toute ambroisic,
Tout cHur, toute alteration
Eft toute benediction.
Dams tout &c Qui nous c%nvironne
Lui senl ost bon, ct Ia cou1plinc
Dc aeurs sled i son front chafmant.
Toujours tendre, Gternellcmcnt
Jeune ct frais, CONSIGNMENT supreme,
III doit ttrc celui qu'on Anne.
Que Fon chante, que Pom BENT,
(eni rayonne dams I%infini,
ut que les Cruces ingenucs,
Blanches, ra~vissantes, mi-nues,
Mais ,chastes dams lcur nuditc,
Enlacaient aycc .yolupte
Dams les vallons dc Thessalic,
A Tempe. Venus est jolie,
Eft bonnie creature; ellie a
DE dOux s0ufires: chantcz-la,
TT c%ouvrez-la dc flelfs, dc roses,
Passe- roses ct ~prime-roses.
Mails, par Ajax lc Locrien!
Notre neg gree he vault plus rien,
Et prolonger Ia com6die
Serait chose par trop hardie.
-C'est juste ct vrai, point lie dis non;
Mails dependant lie WEAK Zen0n,
philosophe antique,
Sc promene encore au Portique.
j. G..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-04-15
Measures pas
IL ~Hn7

~aD-A,AA 10 HI3
Avant do conpaitrca les avantages
qu'oGie uotre Conpngnic Lo-
Gale. Louisiana Equitable
Life Insu.rance!
g 6 az z q. 81 g
Qui vous donne tout, co que 10 surcts
hi permetcde sous donner.
PAS EXPERIMENTATION DE
PRIMES,
PAS DE R12TRA1T D'AGENCES.
Une compngnio.. etablie tparmi1 mons
at dirigte par les principaux nego-
q Giants do Ia Nouveile-O Orleans.
SAINT NJ. Todd, President,
Wm. Henderson,, Secratairc, I'D
VIM. G. Robins, Dfectcur d'agcnccs,
Lncius McAdam. Grehier.
CONSElL DE DIRECTION.
F. j. Hart, Jas. l.. Day,
Il Chas. Glaffc,
John I.'Adams, J. B. Camora.
l.. A. Tyler, sNGeo. a. Fosdick,
Sau'l. NJ. Todd, .E. II. Fairchild,
John Henderson, ". p. Hnrpcr,
A. Thompson, ". b. Schmidt,
S. Cambon, David Wallace,
Alex. Marks, EEzT i. 4. Wa,she,
Emory Clapp. H.. j. Vose.t
VIM. Creepy, ~ Edward s1signcy,
L. u. Briggs, IA J. w. Stone.
E. L. Delaney. Agent general
pour u Louisiana. ,.,
dn lcnve.
Bureau :-Donaldsonvilo.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-04-15
Compag"ic hAssmrnnce
Mi.tueNc du San.

At:tucAc du San.
CAPITAL PAVE. ........ S500,0 900
JAMES / DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secrctaire.
-DIRECTEURS POUR 1874
Juo. e.. Gaines, Jas, l. Day,
i. j.. Hart, Geo. Jonas,
Henry Renshaw, Emory Clspp.
NRh Wilson, y L. Airey,
isfus, James Byrnes,
III farlA, j. L. Harris, sUa'
- Ch4 tacrendy, Lionel Q. Levy,
s@W.S e6eymonr, w. d. Schmidt,
eMFlower, Il eAlcas.
]. 7. Eatjo,
p. Taylor, Scott McGehee,
J..Cs Norris, 1snncr Il. Haas,
n ~ TA -. - %
0Atttc nneienne ct excellentc Com
pagan met deA policies ooutrs Fin
cendiey less tisQuss DIS riviercs ct do
n,er, aux conditions les plgs favora-
bles. Eile reggie toutes les pertes n
conditions les pins iibetafcs ct les
pnic promptcmcnt. a ees buteanx, No.
C1 dc Ia rue dn Camp, coin CONNER
'''1 +. 'l' +: Delaney. Aeeu. general
pour Ia Louisiana. f,
J.. Comes, Agent pour lea paroisscs
du aeuve.
Bureau :-Donaldsonvillc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-19

The Personal Appearance aud Do
nestle PecultaFfties of the Ktng OF
Italy.
Anybody would know Victor ECan
uel from bis photographs, which are so
abundant on both sides of the sea. he
is, you know, the opposite of handsome.
There something satyr-like in the fea-
lures of his face, and yet it is not in the
least repulsiVe. Though coarse, it is
strong and virlie. His nose, broad, short
and turned up. is extremely ugly; his
mouth is very large, and his jaw animal
ish In its heaviuess. There is a good deal
of the bulldog in his visage, but not
much in bis character beyond courage
and adheSiVsnsss of purpose. His eyes,
his goatee, his mustache (which is enor-
nous and his hair, are jet black, not a
silver thread being visible anywhere.
II his hair was curly he might readily be
taken for mulatto, since his complexion
is as dark as that Of a Malay. he is full
ly six feet high, very broad shouldered,
thick-chested and muscular quite the
sort Of man one would picture for a sol
der, a soldier who, unlike the Athenian
youths of old, would not fly from battle
for fear Of having his beauty narred.
The King has been a widower twenty
one years, though his is not a nature to
relish OF endure absolute celibaoy. The
gossips says-ill-naturedly, perhaps
that the Queen Of Sardinia las she was
them died of a broken heart on account
of her husbands liaison with an unedu-
Gated, vulgar woman, the daughter OIL
one oil his common soldiers. The liaison
still continues, though Victor Emmanuel
is now half married to her. Her name
is Rosina--nobody knows or cares about
her pstronymic-her present title is
Countess Miahori, and her residence is
or was, in Villa Ludovisi. She has five
or six children, one of whom, a son, il
already married. The King, who is, 81
may be supposed, the father ofthis fam
lily, is very fond of its members, much
more so, indeed, it is reported, than o
his legitimate sons and daughters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-19

The Pope was ~eighty-four years of age
on Saturday, the 9Th instant.
The Brooklyn scandal conferences
always break up in a row, but no one
present at any of them has had the
genius to 20 into the ante-room and
execute a pas de chapeau Q Ia Swim
burne.
The old Greeley homestead at Am
herst, New Hampshire, purchased from
q Mr., Stewart by the elder Greeley, was,
under Stewards ownership, the head
quarters Of a gang of coupterfeiters, and
once contained = sub-oellar, which was
their workshop.
A young lady in New York, whose
father has received princes at his table
and is still enormously wealthy, grada-
ated lately as q Kindergarten teacher.
and is about to take a position in a Kin
dergarten school. She has no notion Of
spending her time Auttering her feathers
on the sidewalk, and her father would ct
make 1t an object for her to become a
cook.
The navigation business on the upper
lakes seems to be somewhat depressed.
The following advertisement appears in
the Inter-0cean: Amy lady whose hus-
band is bringing lumber to Chicago, and
who can induce said husband to pay
more than starvation rates to a 100000
feet vessel, can leOrn Of something Il
my advantage BY applying to me on the
Lumber Exchange docks. FATHER OF
FIVE CHILDREN"
A Swedish professor Of chemistry ex
perimenting with a quantity of rain.
deer moss" 3 peculiar growth with which
the Scandinavian mountains are COZ
cred, declares hat 1900 pounds Of the
moss under proper treatment will pro
duce nearly 1890 pounds Of refined
sugar, and that five gallons of pure alec
hol may be extracted from sixtythreI
pounds. Look little further, Professor
for a trace Of lemon.
The Boston Globe says Of Grant: N
has been, during his whole aduinistrs
a. a.v oarafni nm ona mini H. h.
never travelled beyond the boundaries o
the United States. During his visits l.
. Niagara Fallh has even refused to r
TO the Clifton House. When, in 1871, b
0 was presen. At the opening Of the Euro
psan and North American railroad, h
stopped at marlborough. near the Car
/ ada line. he carefully refused to eros
even the little River 81. Croix, vbic
forms the boundary line there"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-19
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Booth
says he does not intend to pay any atten-
ton to his nomination for Vice Presi-
dent, not regarding it as a matter worth
especial notice. he says there are Only
two points Of accord between his 6san-
cial vlews and those of the convention,
namely, that United States legal tender
notes should be substituted for all ma
tional bank notes, ard that the easiest
way to bring them up to gold standard
and provide for their redemption il
through the inter recoverable 9.65 bond
system.
B. II. Campbell, United States Mar
shall for the Northern district Of Illinois
testified before the Civil Service Commit
tee to day. His testimony was almost
precisely similar to the matter ~cpptainel
in his letter to Miss Sweet. He stated
that Blskely was honestly indebted tC
him in the sun Of $4,000 and notified him
that Miss Sweet would pay the debt; sh,
did pay him $2l05, but he had not tbt
slightest knowledge or intimation that j
had anything to do with her appointment
as a pension; he only learned this dur
ing the past few weeks and had paid th,
entire amount to Miss Sweet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-19
The ORspring OF Dyspep.ia,

No class of invalids are more to be commits
Grated thar the dyspeptie, since the malsdy
from which they suffer is the parent Of a more
numerous offspring of tormonting symptoms
than any other disease. On the other hand.
they are TO be congratulated that there is a
potent. safe and agreeable botanic remedy for
all the torture that they undergo. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters powerfully invigorates tbs
cellular tissue Of the stomach, thus promoting
m adequate secretion and flow of the diges
tive juices, ~vitalizes the shrunken and debili-
tated lining Of the stomach, directs the bile
active bowels and dormant liver. These rad
ical effects are accompanied with the restora
ton Of appetite, flesh. and sound repose, and
the removal Of hatulence, heartburn, nausea,
palpitatlons of the heart, vertigo, high eel
Ored and scalding urine, water brash. head
ache, and many other harrassing symptoms
Of dyspepsia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-19
T~ELEORAPRlc BREWTIES.

The health of Cardinal McClosky is
improving.
1t is expected that Emperor William
will visit AlsAce during the summer.
The Earl of Derby does not yield to
the position taken by Mr.. Fish on the
slightest ground.
The Kansas Democrats, in convention
at Topeka, elected and instructed a dele
cation for Hendricks.
During the week ending April 20, there
we're 547 deaths from the plague in
Bagdad and Hallah.
The French Chamber Of Deputies yes
terday rejected the motion of NJ. Raspail
for complete amnesty by a vote Of 1894
to 81.
At a large meeting of Plymouth
Church last night a resolution was
unanimously adopted expeling Henry
@. Bowen.
The Delaware Republican State Con-
vention, held yesterday at Dover, elected
a solid Blaine delegation and instructed
them to vote for him.
According to the latest accounts the
excitement which undoubtedly existed
among the Mahommedans in CONSTANT
nople was much allsyed.
The house Of Daniel Mingh, near
Dresden, N. Y, burned Tuesday even
ing, and three children, aged IA, 8 and
5 years, persisted in the flames.
A Cincinnati Enquire special says:
The Republicans are having Fitzhugh's
letter stereotyped, grammar, bad spell
ing, and all, as a campaign document.
The dedication of a new English
church at Constantinople has been post
poned by request Of the British Embas
sador on account of the critical state Of
public affairs.
In the House Of Commons yesterday
the first Lord Of Admiralty stated that
the British feet in the Mediterranean
had been ordered to Sslonica, anda gun
boat to Constantinople.
DR.. Isaac Butt, Mr.. o'Connor Power
and Lord Conyngham have forwarded to
Disraeli a declaration sigued by l39
members of Parliament, in favor of the
release of Fenian convicts.
The great mustang race began at -four
o'clock yesterday at Fleetwood Park
New York. At two minutes past two the
2OOth mile was finished. The rider gave
out on the 226th mile, sixteen minutes
behind time.
The testimony taken before the naval
subcommittee at Philadelphia shows
that $500, 900 was paid to the firm Of
Csttsll 4 Co., the special pets and init
mates Of the Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Robson, for influence with the Navy
Department. Prominent and respeets
BILE firms paid the money, believing tina.
it vas the only way that business coulC
be transacted.