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CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE-The ship
ments Of coal from Cumberland for the week
ending July 2lst were 10,9T tons Ia cwt.. O.
which 6,Il tons cwt.. We're by the BALI
more and Ohio railroad, 1872 tons 8 cwt., by
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal and 3.5Sf
tons by the Pennsylvania road. The total
shipments for the year aggregate 49,, 922 tons
Il fWa
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snsas City, ST Joe and Come Bluffs ant
ne 81. Joseph and Denver THE citizens held
= MAS NEE INK ocay and enacted precau-
:, onuy measures. Every thing Il quiet and
VI ere - no an tcirstion OF moi violence In
a ttrvet encounter 90 day a rallrna 4 Surerfn-
sti cent was Knocked down By a county
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~Ex.P Police Commissioner Geo. w. Nat.
sell, Of New York, died yesterday,
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They stop all Work In FhG CITY
ERIE COMPROMISE.
Trains Running To-Day.
BLOODY WORK AT CHICAGO
I he Mel Isold ff,sa Esalie4 IA. fha.,

CHICAGO, July 81, IA "A. m.-AdVices from
West 18th street state thai the mob is holding
a small detachment Of police In check. One
policeman was seriously wounded with a
stone. The IA regiment has been called out
TO assist the ls0lice.
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THE ERIE CoNPRowIsE
Conditions of the s~ttlame.,


HoRSELLsvILLE y. y. July - The fol-
lowing Is the substance 81 the conditions OF
The settlements OF the strike The men ar
70 go TO work at uniform reduction OF ten
per cent, free rentals OF land occupied along
the tack by acknowledging the cOmpany's
Title, 40 discharges on account 81 the strike
10 arrests unless Tor dangerous criminal OF
fences, and the rec toratiou ~ the DISCHARGED
Commiit,e men len 10 The company.
The Governor has been requested by tele-
graph Ia remove the troops. and fhC guard
viii he relieved by six .. IA. General salts
iHCtlOE - ftlf on all sides
Trains start To-Day
ShRACUsE. y. Y. JulN 81 aID last iErf
Al "A mettiug az striking hutkcmsu. nremen.
and conductiOns. held at last syracuse 40
Wss unsuimoGsly resolved 10 resume the
operatio ION OF the road tais morning. All the
trains " II p started =, the earliest possible
moment, preparations having bcca m ale FOR
that IuiRu>e.
1rsius ALI Running.
INV NUEk. July -t- TIE 2 re railway
6fiicialS announce ths' the strike a. Hor-
nellsville has ended. and the Erie railway l.
open. Trans are nov running regularly be
tween New York and Salamanca ana Dun
kirk.
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"A
YCu car buy eNcella mt Hair Brushes a. ~ aud Is c.
Rubber Dressing Combs. G. JOdy 20 IS and soc
The heaviest Rubber Dressing Comb made, al SOC,
formerly 81
Rubber back Tcilat Mirrors, Soc and 81.
ENoeilrnt Ru-tic Frames. vi mat. glass and
back. q fine Polished waluut Frames, ebony
lne-. ~ inches deep fine gilt, 81.
MalHu Towel and Hat BACKS, 55c.
Pure Elk Velvet Photo Frsnies. 75c.
Russia LeatheT Pocket Books. 5hc. alt 81, Leather
POckrt b., h and Purses. Il 10 25c.
me hssnese Fans, 70 25c.; Black Silk Painted
Fans sc.
Full LET Of CrOIuet balls, mallcts, W wickets,
ard tWosfakes al IL a nice box. with a DC crOquct
box thIwI f'r 50, the cheapest set I'm town
A lt.t a Ladies nue L Ud"TweaT, beautifully maze
and triudna d. reduced from So so and To 81 and
10, Cents British Socks, .oc- pr pair; the pref
firsts b. tile tEStOr yen for : /, Lovely Sill
yer-Vlat-d Pickle Stands. 81, with thJUs Inds Of
other IC and cheap arII-l~~. / d. not offer la -ge
discounts, nor do sell OF, neither do buy auc-
tioU Cd~. but neveTt heless an willing TO have my
goods ard prices c. mpar,i with anybody else
Cone and examine them, II is no trouble for US TO
chow yoU UId. "
b. SILyERBERG,
METROPOLIT4N BAZAAR,
JyHt+5.s.u Big sH ST.. near Pa. are.
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The Suspension OF Work.

The iraln men OF Ihe II. Louis, Kansas
City ard Northern road and the mechanic
AT the roundEouse and shops here were no
al work to-day. These men, like tboSe of "a
Nil souri, Pacific road, have no complaints
against the company, Bat stopped work in
difference to the demands OF the strikers. Ia
view of the fact that ouly passenger trains
are running on this road, and that there L.
very little for the mechanics 10 10, the com
any closed all their shops at MobeTly until
affairs are settled or their men can get u
Work without int
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The AIban, RiuyIeRIer ,rrcstcd
AIi Qnict 90 Albany

PORCH hFf i.~lF. July 2r.-- Al lpauN az =
O'Clock this morning a detect ~ arrested
Van HooS'n, the leader - the Albany riot,
and hurried hiE In >hsCkies 10 Tie Toy iall.
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action is fer on all sides.
Train. stsrt To-Day.
NEW YORK STATE.
n. - n NJ

INV NoRk. July "A dispatch from
GOV. Robinson To the commander of the
6rand Army OF tho Republic On New Work
says. HE 1DF ernor hRs received your tel
egfam aud desires me 10 say through you. 10
Tie poet 81 The 1rand Army 81 The R public
an New York city, that he accepts the gem
tfous offer Of their services with cordial
thanks. II the necessity should arise he
VIII avail himself OF fnnn.
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Another Psttsburg Vicum.
GEN. HARTRANFTnEAys BUSINESS
II is Orders 10 ssae National ssuard.

IhALADfLfhlA, July Zb.-beu. III srlrantt
has just issued the follow ng order To the Ma
uonal Guard of the state.
Headquarters Nd.iOfdl Guard Of peansUltSI-
MIA, A0yUtdst Generals Once, PHILADEL-
PHIA, July &C, lss1.-General orders No. q
list During the existing emergency in all
cases troops are TO be moved IN compact
bodies, and under no circumstances is hiring
TO be permitted, except by order of The officer
IL immediate command.
I'd. All other means Of quelling riot and
restoring order having first been exhausted
the officer commanding the troops shall no.
lily rioters that they Will be fired upon
unless they promptly disperse. Tne order %
fire VIII then be deliberately gi ven. and
every soldier will be expected TO fire with
effect. The firing will continue until the
mob disperses.
Sd Oficers IN command OF troops will re-
port TO these headquarters the names OF all
citizens who have attempted or ay attempt
TO dissuade members of the National Guard
from the discharge OF their duties. All such
persons should he arrested IL possible.
sth. Headquarters after O'Clock p. m. to-
day will be Ia special car on Penns ylvania
railroad. All communications will be adj
dressed accordingly.
5th. General officers will publish these
orders not only 10 their troops, but TO the
public general.
[Signed J.F. HARrRANFr.
Governor and commander-in-chief National
(rnaYQ of panns
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ALBANY, July -t-AlI II QuIet az We,
Albany. No further disturbance - appr,
hended. The shops viii probably De opene
and The mon az Mnrk hN L.-mLnrrA.E-
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HE Governments and the strikers
The advices received by the officials OF the
troubles exist continue TO be OF an assuring
character. There was an apprehension last
night that
THE ToMPKINs SQUARE coMMUNrsTlo
In New York might provoke trouble, and Ia
War directed that the officers OF the army
whose commands are Quartered NJ the Ar
senal in This city should not leave the Ebbitt
House. Had the news come OF q riot there
the troops would have been shi pped 20 New
York by the Baltimore and Potomac, Phfls-
delphia and Wilmington, and the Bound
Brook railroad company from Phfladelphia.
TIE MAIL0.
The postmaster General Ia IN receipt Of q
number OF dispatches from the railroad
etrlkefs 70 the eject that they are willing 20
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Texas and Pacific Road

employees STRIKE FOR BACK PAY.
Special dispatches to the Galveston Ee,ps
from Marshall and Dallas report a strike on
the Texas Pacific railroad The men de
mand three months back pay and with
drawal of The late order for 10 per cent re-
duction OF wages. The shops at Marshall
were closed Tuesday at noon, and no freight
trains have passed over the road since then
The STR kers are conducting them selves in a
Peaceable manner. No violence is appre-
hended They are very sanguiue of having
their wages restored. 1t is evident that they
have the sympathy of the people. Mail trains
Will be allowed TO run.
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TINE BALTIMORE RIOTERS
Jhey arc BrOuGhl Into COurt

BALTIMORE, July 26--An adjourned ses-
sion OF the Criminal Court opened this morn
ing, Judge Pinckney presiding in the alb
sence OF Judge Brown. The session of the
court was occupied in hearing applications
ior bail by the parties arrested for rioting,
ABOUT 200 OF whom are still in prison. The
grand jury made q presentuents for
rlotlng. In the case Of the four parties
charged with being the originators of the
riot and assault on the 9Th regiment on
Friday Eight last bail was liked At s6.Op0
for the action OF the grand Jury, 20 gave sail
In 5000. Or 20 parties held for further
hearing, 20 gave bail In $1,000. The court
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Proclamation of the Maxar,

Mayor UverstoIz VIII PUBLISH prOclama-
ton TO morrow morning urgently requesting
sll merchants and business men to Temporal
lilly suspend business, In order that they and
their employees may enroll themselves 10 the
citizens guard. He also orders the closing
OF all drinking saloons until all danger Is
PASSED and peace restored
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 o o. F-The officers AID membe-s Of
meet Fl the lodge Room I'll tS EVENING, ~ :
Q clock, O. make arrangements for the funeral Of
IHcvAs FrE-E.P p. @. By order Of y q. IL
~ SOvEREIGN~ Og IN.UsrRY-Takc
~ notice tba; the Gal lists ~il Close saturday
even ug. July p. Executive Committee will b ' in
special session ~ IO2J 9Th street northwest all
SA1J RDA1 ENENlNG, from .. IN TO receive
81 bsrri ptious for Goa Jy26-3t-
~ EUREkA COT 1t, No 4 SUyER-
w EIGNS or INDU>TBY.-The members Of
tiI- Con- CIl informed that At the regular
N q, &C. he held THIS tTEursiayj EVENING, the
lsst opportunity will be afforded 10 subscribe f.
fCsl sUf " God under the contract made by the Or
der, the terms of v hich arr very satisfactory.
b. order Of the Council
- A PRELIMINARY METRIC held
~ Al J. ID. Evans sal on Last evening, TO make
srr ans rn4euts f,lr the skitF RACE, which tases
place the Potomac next MONDAY AFTER
NOON The fOllJwing named skifis have entered
for q .
Lor l. Beech enters pad6l4-=kiT Annie
NiiiIsW b. eCh enters paddle -kif slack Bird.
George Lawrence enters puddle - n Bird
William BuCketf enters paddle ss NJ hsef Bird,
VI No laisDn epfer- V-dGl * IT san Fl'wrT.
2 line Boats will VaGdle from Gi"-b no Locu {
Grove Point o. the stake be- the Long Bridge
sTd return After the Sklff race u over TIT
" 90 tEkv psCe and d. ubt - occasion much merri-
u.ut. Tse Ferry boats will run during the day from
their UsIzl harye- t. GleEbnTo and return IN order
Q. give persons a chance 20 wI ness the race.
lrCu-tt,r,y out Of th- celebrated Bcgardus trap.
-
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VETERINARIAN REGION
Trouble FEARED lO.nigha

FOTTsyILLE, PA, July GA general
gu 'etness prevails throughout the Schuyi-
az region to-day. A committee Of citizens
arrived here al I O'Clock this moruing from
Shenandoah, and Immediately called on the
sheriff They spprehend trouble 10 night,
and have requested The sheri III 10 orr anize a
strong posse FOR their protection. A number
OF well aimed men have gone there. and ID Is
thought with the co operation OF the citizens
they can preserve order. An add itional force
OF men sle held IN readiness to move at short
notice. The sheriff notified Gov. Hartranft
this morning that no troops were needed AT
present, the Indications being that the county
auihnrifies Will be- a BILE rIrnSarN-a nr.iar
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Appearances this morning ind icate thai
the strikers on the Lehigh and SuSquehanna
division will not be able To hold out. About
one-fourth OF the men refused To go out, and
besides these there are three full crews work
Ia q here, and three crews AT White Haven
are ready 10 60 TO work. Coal trains were
run on the NesQuehaning Valley road this
morning without interference. This will
keep the miners at Summit HIll and tho
canal men nj work
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 3, midnight-The
iallroed men held mass meet ne This even
ing. over 500 Were In attendance II was
resolved 70 stop the freight trains on all
roads until increased wages are allowed. A
committee was appointed 70 wait upon the
mayor and ask him to close all saloons until
me strike 10 over. IL was alao resolved by
blockade the freight trains. The roods thus
blockaded are the Hannibal and st. Joe, the
81 Louis, XansaS Guy end NogthogD, ne
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OeneT8A 0tf1ke Notes.
Everything Is quiet In BALTIMORE but a
scarcity OF the necessary supplies of life is
feared. The Baltimore Corn and Flour Ex-
change yesterday adopted a resolution.
which was forwarded to President HAYES
asking for the utmost military protection
authorized by the constitution, even to an
Increase Of the present military forces.
AT Cumberland and other points In Mary
land quiet prevails.
to the Wilmington Every Ecenfno AMI Coo,
merctdt says: "a crowd of about forty
tramps boarded the north bound freight
train Thursday night and refused To lea We n
until they reached Wilmington. President
Hlckiey telegraphed Governor Cochran that
one nundred tramps got on the south bound
ordered of threatened the destruction Of the
railroad property. He also asked the Aid of
the authorities in conjunction with the rail-
road employees for the company's projection.
0ov. cochran answered favorably."
Inc rumor that there was going 70 be q
strike on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
70 unf0unded,
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MUH KEE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
CURES ALL DISEASES, AND Is A
~ fraetie i Surgeon. lie mas just arrived
here from China, and has opened his office in
Chinatown. next door TO the old County
Jail. where he will be pleased TO consult
with pstieDts.
Eureka. August IL. 1877. auls-tf
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

DROSPECT HILL CONSOLIDATED
Cal.f0r IL. Loo ftian OF works. Eureka Min
ing District Eureka county, Nevada.
Noti c. -fhers are delinquent upon the fol-
low ing described stock, On account Of assess-
m Ut no u i,vi d on the 20th day o July,
1871. tht several anuunls set opposite the
na ncs of the respee i've shareholders. as fol-
lows:
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SIr AsLIey Coop.r,s Wal ReslOralIye.

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Fol-
y N'rvous ilobiiity, opermatorrhoea. Sem
NAL Weakness, and Premature DecAns o!
phy,iea tolee.
ihe vitni sseStorative will 20 itively
cure, thoroughly and p r nanently, any case
ct ENnAt'S ED VITALITY, or nervous
dehilita, either acute or of lorg standiHa
nnd IN either sex, 30 matter IRON what
cause produced.
Ihe Vatat EsestoratIve is a thoroughly
see atitc prescription, as not quaek nos
rum. hence perfectly safe 10 to tax lis pleas
ant 20 the taste, supplies to he eerebro- spi.
nal and sympathetic systems Of nerves rev
force.
p'urtfies ami Enriches the blood, re.
juvenuting ana reinvIgOrating both mind
and body. Thousands bot in this country
aud in Europe can testify 20 the great restor-
ative properties of this ally greaI nedi-
clnn.
Price. So per bottle, or four times ii
quantity for $40. Seut to any address Sc
cure from observation. on receipt Of prize.
A. L. NJ lATIE. NJ. b..
Graduate Universiy y of pennsv.varia. late
kt sidrnt Surgeon brthopoe1ic llOSnitsl,
OF philadelphia.) 722 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, Ca. Sole Agent, TO whom
ali letters should b, addressed.
p. s. DIR. MINTIE can be consulted in
reference to the above complaints du ing
office hours from 3 A. NJ to P. N. daily, and
10 eve ing. Sundays, 10 a. NJ. Z" 2. NJ.
Full directions and adyiee free with etery
package of med cine. jy2i-}m
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DELINQUENT SALE E0IICE.

IsGURTH JULY GOLD AND SILVER
J. MINING COMPANY Location o.
pIineipal place 0i business. san Francisco.
california. Location Cf works. Eureka Min
iez district. Eureka county. Nevtda.
Notice here is delinquent upon tue fol-
lowing described stock, on ac s0unt Of asssess-
nent 80. u levied on the Il d day OF Juiy,
ls77, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of he respective Shareholders, u.
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And in aeeordlnce with law. and an order
OF he Beard Of Directors made on the l7th
day of judy. 1877, 50 many shares 6f each
parcel OF such stock as may b. necessary.
will he sold a pu b ic auction, the office of
the comuany. Room No. !, ia2 u Montsom&y
street. san Francisco. California, on
SATURDAY, iheI5ih siny september,
1877, at the hour Of o'clock. p. ~, Of said
day, to pay said do inquent assessment there
on, together with costs OF advertising and
q. ii. BOGART, Secretary.
ofice-Room ], No. 402 Montgomery street.
San Francisc California. aug2l-td
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coNVEYaNcIHc,

N all its branches. correctly executed. Ae-
movie igments. Atidavits, etc.. taken in any
lart OF tho town.
Office: From, corner room st the Court
house. do
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COUNTY CLERK. AND EX-OFFICIO
\ Clerk Of tho District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District, IN and for the County OF
guraka GtDfa of AavaTn
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DELINQUENT MINING NOTICE

fJ,o !. F. HARRINGTON q. S. WHIT
i T1N. A. igaeel: You are hereby Doti-
fled that we. your co.owners. have performed
la bor and cxD, nses oU the California mire or
lod, situated on fautail Gulch. IN NV York
Canyon. in the Eureka Mining District, Eu-
reka county, Nevada, under Tho provisions OF
an act of Congress entitled IAN act to pre-
mote the deve opment OF o mining re-
scurc Of the United states" approved May
10th, 1872, nd tho several acts amendatory
and supplementary thereto, to the amount
rendered necessary by said act; and that yoa
have failed to perform " ur proportion OF
said work and expense for the years 1870 and
1876 according to your interest in said mine.
or have tho anne done; and that unless GU
pay to the undersigned your 81 proportion
Of the expenditure OF said work and eX.
pense'. in said mine, within 30 days at er the
publication Of this notice, that your interest
in said mine will become the property of the
undersigned. under and by virtue of the said
act of Congress.
IS75-J. +. Horrington Us Whitton,
Assigned, 100 feet .............,... .... so %
lS7j-J. +. Harrington 81. > Wilton,
Assigned, 90 feet. ........-....... ......S2O 90
JOE MENDE~
A. q. MCKENZIE
Eureka. June 10. 1877. je2O sod
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NOTICE.

,VHE LADY VINO TOOK A CHILD'S
LAWN BASQU from our store, some
six weeks ago. 10 sre il would fit her child.
wiil please retdrn the same or the price oi it.
q. DUNkEL A co.
Eareka, August IL, 1877. augli-tf
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DIR. ]. Il. KEEN,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

HAVING BEEN BURNED OUT IN
IL OTIS establish en', will resume
business on Monday next at ii. Zottman's
blacksmith shop on Nam street, where L will
attend, in person, to horse-shoeing.
ANY terson desiring my services VIII md
me at the above esta biishment.
Eure' a. July 7, 1877. jys-h
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provision was considered Indispensable, rs
the Congress Of that year was about OK
piring, and the extra supplies might he
needed before the new Congress could lcgi5-
late. II now remains a dead letter on the
statute book. its operation being plainly
limited in the closing sentence. where,
after naming the supplies specifically,
it says, (which, however, shall not
exceed the necessities Of the current
year" This was not legislation for the
future at all, but for n great exigcncv,
and nothing else. 1t was not Of the dcscrp-
tion Of general legislation which stands as
a prudent provision for unexpected occa-
sicns. Tho object was special, peculiar, and
confined to Il present real or supposed ncccs-
sitv.
Nine years after, on the 18th Of july 1870.
Congress passed an act which substantially
repealed the section referred to and provided
rs follows
"scc ae7o No department, NJ the Government shan
cNlcni in ANS one fiscal YEAR any sum in cNcc-. OF APP
ptoyfns made by Cousrc.. for that h-cal year o u-
ti i' r,iIo'af 'y oqtnf Tor I'll iuiuro pay ncnt Vi
money M excess ot such appropriations
Language could not hc moro explicit or
commanding. There being no appropra-
tion- for the present fiscal year, u course
there could be- no contracts in excess Of
them. and therefore no contracts at all.
Yet in spite Of this plain law, the Admins
tration hns rcsurrrctcd and galvanized the
dead clause Of 1861, and prctonds to give it
artificial vitality. for partisan purpose
and nothing else. as the facts make appar-
emit. The Republican senate arbitrarily re-
fused to reduce the army and to forbid its
Representatives required. and thus defeated
the regular appropriation bill. After con-
-ultaiion, II was decided TO call Congress
tog thcr in May. when the question could
be- calmly debated and provision he made
for tie current fiscal year. But when
the time approa he'd for issuing the procla-
nation, IlAli.s became alarmed about the
effects of his policy and in order to avoid
discussion AMI division in the Republican
ranks. he suddenly changed front and post
poncd the time Tor five months beyond the
day originally fixed for the meeting.
That retreat has caused all the present
diff. ulty, ana the motive Tor it is destined
10 prove complete failure, for the oppo-
ncnt- Of HAYES have had time to- perfect their
plans and will have double the strength I'm
October that they would have had ia May.
But this tl'ilng with the public Interests will
cost the country many millions Of dollars.
Shds MS, ~l.', uiItur-. contractors iuhheI-.
and favored politicians will rcapu rich har-
vest as was p. Duhly intended when HAYES
and hi- advisers saw the opportunity to en-
rich thcir supporters.
But tine end is MT yet. Whom the bills for
these Illegal contracts are sent to the House
nf Hepr,-t.uf. f.Xta thor. pnt.f In a a,.f..t