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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16


exhausted shrea6bare topic the material
for thirty or forty Of It's long and stately
columns. Last Friday i did d the honor
to reprint i've or SIX columns Of the tilito-
rialsof TIE NkTIoSAL REPuBIIcAE upon
the sthleet. al Of which It alleged were
wfiten OF inspired BY he intimate friends
Of The President and b. the trusted lesders
of the Republican party
1taf6r1ed Is very great satisfaction sosee
the 1I5eAs tf6n ct this late hour discussing
some of the ave and important questions Of
the day, or what were questions Of the day
three months ago, and what may again be-
come 50 three. hunkhs hehkd 0nB oAlyl
regret Is that it did not see how import
ant these articles were at the time they.
can't ffesh and damp from our presses but
our cosempofaIy laid them away IN its
vaults, and doubtless in its opinion. like the
good vintage, they have been improved
By age, However that may be, their re-
publication marks q return Is the once
great journal 70 the busy, busting lie Of
the nineteenth century, return from the.
wooing Of star-eyed sciences to the fivalfies;
the contentious and conflicts In which the
paper founded BY Horace Greeley bore 50
prominent q part; when its appeals 70 men
and brethren reached from one corner Of
the continent 70 thu other.
: The Tribune sees IN The articles which Il
has reset in its columns the evidence of &.
deep,Iwell-lsid. carefully. plaDnat conspir.
acy. They were evidently written with
purpose to sound the country. to take. as it
weres soundings amid the political reefs
and shoalsg and ascertain how the third
term idea would be received by the press
and the politicians. The ten or fifteen
columns of extracts from fay other Jour
nals,which are also quoted in the same issue,
show how successful the conspiracy WIS,
the foresight with winch It was planned.
and the wisdom with which Il was exc
cuted. A large number Of papers and
still larger number Of politicians. especially
il the South, became committed to the
scheme, and the object Of the Administers
ton managers was gained This is the
logic and the argument of the Tri5unsI
Now the great Question is. Who wrose
them7 The FFibsne is willing to give
large sum, or money 70 discover their
authorship. VAST the venerable and ac-
oomplished Secretary Of State, OF Generaf
Butler, or Mr. Cushing, or Judge Williams,
orGeneral Babcock, or the President him
sclff These be inquiries to which It's able
corps correspondents in this city are now
endeayoring to obtain satisfactory answers
Large sums Of money, we are assured have
been offered for single line Of this inn
portant and precious manuscript, the pro
duction Of which w0uld throw so much
light upon the politicsl situation at the
present time, We would. Of course, readily
inform the Tri5Hss upon ths subject but
since il has not seen fit 70 apply for the in
formation in the proper quarter and in the
proper way, we do not feel that we are
called upon to furnish it Il looks now as
If the question Of their authorship would
become as great puzzle as that Of the
.,--if AL. f.t..l rrfse1r "a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

STUDIRs in Georgetown college we're
resumed on the ;AFst instant under the most
hattering auspices, and the classes in all
the departments are rapidly filling up
The number Of students at the reopsning
was unusually large, and all sections Of
the country are wen represented. Even
foreign climes have fheif customary quota
Of students, thus showing that this veneer
able institution is fully appreciated abroad
as well as at home.
Unusual facilities are now afforded Dis
tnct students for The acquisition Of q
thorough classical and English education,
as viii be seen by advertisement in to days
paper. An earlier hour has been fixed for
the commencement of the morniag exef-
cises, ind lectures win be given in English
for The especial benefit Of young gentlemen
who desire to study profession without
going through full classical course.
The college is now thoroughly organized
in all its departments. and its chairs are
occupied by the most learned professors in
al the branches Of science, literature, Ian
gnages lay and medicine. q-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

Our contemporary, the OAronici, did exs
ceedingly wen yesterday morning in get
ting out second edition at s O'Clock,
% giFe 70 is readers the particulars Of
the outbreak and outages in New Orleans.
AZ general thing it Is only four days.
sometimes four weeks-behind TIE Ma
TIoEAL RKPUBLIcAN. Yesterday morning
Il was only about four hours, for our rsgu-
lar edition, which was all worked OF At a
few minutes after 5 O'Clock, contained
not only al the news that was printed in
the 0SronSels three hours later, but a
special dispatch from New Orleans in addi-
tion, which our contemporary might have
printed with advantage to its readers and
itself However, its enterprise yesterday
morning was a very great Improvement
and worthy Of Communication. It was con
sideFnbly ahead Of our bright evening CO.
temponries, the Star and she 0yi6e, and
nearly i've days In advance of Fornsg's
SsAdag 0hroaicle and the Gasette.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

Tln New Orleans Times, the leading Con
servatiSe paper Of the so1th, says, in regard
to the outrages In that ssAte: I" Il Is idle to
pretend that the situation does not justify this
action 50 far, as the national authorities are
concerned The Timer charged that many OF
the Whits Lesgaers intended violence from thee
start, and that such was the loziesi ana necss-
sz1y result Of the whole crazy business. These
allegations were feebly sneered at b. hypo-
critics who knew, While they sneered, that they
were true. For weeksthe worst passions have
been sedulOusls stirred up, aud violence and
murder have reared their ugly heads in every
direction. There was not one intelligent man
in fifty who did not see We were drifting toward
ansrchy and bloodshsd.i The troops
VIII not interfere with the election. On the
contrary, their presence win be guaranty
that the whole business VIII be under the eye
Of the General Government, and that there
win be neither swindling on the one hand nor
Intimidation on the other. A bold sad resolute
movement on the part Of tie really influential
and conservative elements WI sweep the field
IN favor Of good government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
pROPOsALs FOR GOAL.
TREAsURY DRPkRrMHsr, ,
BURTA9 o. EEoEAv 7, 3, ASD rAIsTiSse.

W1siirSef ~. B. 81. sebt. I ia
eeele1 proposals via Be recgivcd e thl1 otl1e
untl lo O'Clock .. N. It ESllAF, 6th October. for
f0eerge- creek Cumberland coal, % Be dellEe7ed
e such times and PLACES and in such quantities. -
qu1fed ~ act o. Congress, approved i1lyl $50,
ylz. That such coal shall weigh I'D pound1 -
the quantity Of each load certified at the time %
1Siss 81 -. ne srson appoinls4 sna aslned
sertoed Zee o. p cents fore Ton Of coal rted.
welgeed and delivered shall be paid By the coa-
Proposals win be considered binding Tor one week
TIE right 70 rejest an Or any portion % lAe blaS
70 proposals wnl be entertained unless accoun-
panied By satisfactory evidence OF ability 70 fnlfH
the contract. nor viii any payment BE- made vita
furnl- he'd Is such IS the contract calls for.
PROPOSALS. should be sddresssd and sent e ne
once % GEO. Is. MCCARTEE.
Chief q Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. Tre.s-
ny Department pe5-SruThtd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

A BosToE correspondent Of q New York
paper which does not like Gen. Butler,
says that the Republicans BY which Is
meant the silk-stOeking Republicans, are
asking themselves the question whether
after all Il is wise to attempt to defeat him
for Congress. The Essex statesman is
evidently master Of the situation, and the.
Bepublicans to whom reference Is made
see plsihly that It is no use to attempt to
defeat him. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

MAINE swings into the Republican line
with majority Of over Il, 900. The canvass
which has Just closed was an unusually
quiet one. although the Democrats fought
hard to cpt down the majority. especially
in Mr.. Blaine's district. Mr.. Hamlin win,
in all probability, succeed himself in the
United States Senate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
oKA& o0oHoR az THs sOUTR.

CRA& O'GoH0R on THE SOUTH
a.eal "a ERIN QUESTION %
Charles O'Conor.a Of New York, who
some enthusiastic admirers thought few
months ago should be given the place Of
M. Chase Upon the Supreme Bench Of the
United States, has been giving his views to
q representative Of q Journal of that city
upon the condition Of the South. The
ideas to which he gives expression are sim
ply reEolting, and 60 tosshow how utterly
unfit he is for the position for which be
was 50 persistently urged The paper in
question places him in the following atti.t
tude, or rather he places himself: He saw
noremeey fer the present condition Of
'ssthe South. but be could point to the OBJ,
"vious result ct present which was the
'sextirpation Of the race. There might
"be possibility Of treating them. like the
q Indians, On some plan 81 reservations, but
g sxtirpation OF exile Appeared to be an
impending necessity. u In other words.
Mr. O'Conor holds precisely the same viewsi
that thsl;lAse Chief Justice fancy held
that . black man mas no rights which
white man IS bound to respect Placing
them ON reservations Ike Indians, is a new
idea. but the great Democratic lawyer
might hsye done better. Why didn't he
suggest their restoration to slavery, aud in
that way win the approval Of his whole
party at the present times When a Dem
Ocrat 50 enlightened as Mr. O'conor openly
and boldly snstains and advocates doe
trine 50 atreclous as that we have presented
above, what can be expected from the
more ignorant and preiudiced rank and file
of the paTtyi The ayowed policy of the
party, lei it aforementioned, IN case it shall +
he restored to power. is the extirpaiion or
exile Of the black. race. = 3, % y -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

THE Baltimore Sun thinks the proposal
FOX national convention of peace and
reconciliation is q confession of the failure
Of reconstruction. The suggestion first
came from the New York Herald, which
discussed and is discussing the question
from that point of view. The Sun quotes
THE NATIONAL REPUBIAGN on the SUBJ
ject and lift viii look closer at what we
did say it viii find that. while faToring the
convention, we differ IN toto from the
premises Of the Herald.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE and
TIE THIRD TERN W

The New York Tribune has given up
science and REFINED g politics aud poll.
6eians. Juss rs the majority Of he
journals Of the country are begiahine 10
gov weary Of the tlird-iern discussion.
as the Hsrltld is casting around for i new
sensation and prcnouncins npoh lhe
authorship Of shalss peare plays tie TIT
taae svakehs from is scientific slscp Of 80
~ weeks sna months 70 aad Il this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

The New York Tribune advises the Re
pUblicah convention Of that State to con-
denim the third-term idea The time has
passed when what the Tri6Sps says or does
not say is oftAs least consequence in Re
publican convention. Z y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

Tn New Orleans R<putliean Of the nth in.
slant says; tsThefe age at least ffty leading
Repnblicas now In this city from the parishes
OF Red River, Caddo, De Soto, Bossier, Lin
coin, Grant NssehiEoches, &C.. waiting fot. an
opportupityto return 70 their homes and farai-
Ines, ana We understand that 1 large number
have been driven into Other. States, and are
waiting for an opportunity to return to their
homes. They hsye been driven away b armed
mobs, acting IN defiance Of Law and every prtn 3
clple Of Christianity. Therefore becomes the.
duty Of tae Government they have sustained
and defended its hour Of peril 70 Afford pro-
tactlon to them inthsir hour Of danger from
mob violence aad Il is furthermore The duty
of the Government to hunt hY the bloody end
remorseiess scoundfels who shot TwItehells
Dewees, Holland, Edgerton and others, and
then robbed their dead bodies Of what yalna
bles uerc about themtp ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
PROPOSALS FOR CJrGRANITE WORK
Il FOR THE APPROACHES AND FENCES
FOB TIE UNlTED STATS GENERAL
POST OFFICE. WASHINGTtlN. ID. @.
oFF1cH o. s0Fs .llIll g. AassogIEsoT,

WAsHINGroE. u. C., Auga5t ., l574.
gntli y N. Or ne 2lst day 81 September, l7L FOR
5arnisens and delisering, st TIE ste Of he United
Of the cus-erauite W0rk requiFsd Tor the Ap-
Prosehe.s, and fenees O. ne failding. 10 accord
:, Zach bidder must qlbml. o ihis omce E.nPle
sioek % 6s s ~ = 81 3 nehs 3 81 s66ah- 90 o ~,
nee the natural fracture Of the stone, and on
70 be done on ne work, Thieh must 81 siii = ne
Standard sample to Be sea AZ this once.
mpst be delivered a the size q t6s 5aiidin IS Fs
,siy as may oe reaursd b ne ollhe Hork
after the award % she contract, and the Nhoie
work % Be completed Hltein four months hoe
gtite) for each days delay above tae time stiprs
Proposals win be made sOr me works. exhsBIssEi
p ne drawings ase oesertoet by tae sDeeilcA-
No bid va, pc received excspt nom the o4nsrs
or iessees Of the quarries nom (which the staae y
psrties who are engaged IN ston cntting and Who
heys the Necessary ior pronpt exeeltioa
bond from ne owners Of The quarry frgn which
strf Serired n tir,S =, ~ KS ~, i NJ -
pleta the work within the time shove suecidail
per cent; ofv0rk executed uhtn the Anal compile
a BIDS IrHsi be seeompsntei hv the bond Of trO
responsible persons ~ The sum Of ave thoqsaAd
dollars, gt5.os,l lhat the bidder vii accept and
bonds therefor in The amount 81 i've ihoassnd iol-
lars, Aeool The bead y b apPIuyed By the
wherein the bidder residea.
me Department reserves the righf to reject 'aay
or All bids II L - deemed for the Interest," % Ne
EVerv I'd nSst ), NAE On the printed T. 10
be obtained at ths once, aud mast eonforIn In
every respect 20 the refuireltedts % this ndVar-
tlseuient, o. Il wiz not ce considered.
Copies Of the plans and 5peei icazlon5 nay be CD
tanned on application Al this ONCE.
PrOpOeals must Be enclosed In sealed envel0pe.
tndorsef Proposal for cut-Eranite Worz fer ne
Approaches and Fences OF the Uaited ststes esn-
erAf Post Once, Washington. y. C., y and. Wish
the samples properly lAhele1 with the uaue % tho
bidder and quarry marked thereoui go ressel q
.uz-lss sup-rvislas sTshisssst {
n. 5. ENolEEER oEEISE
UNION BANK BEILDIUg-
FANErrE.. NNAR CHAnLEs sInEEr.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. =, fTl
Proposals for dredgilE In james River. virginia.
sud oDeDed lninedlstsly thereafter.
Blank forms. SPECIFICATIONS, and any dealred In
formation can hs hid o. application = shis once.
au2s-er MAJOR % EnsineeFs- D. 5. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

0E0POsALs ron MnlTARY sUPPLIEs.

DEPoT QEARTERsaA srERss OrFrcR }
FHILADELrIIIA- August ~, 1878 :
sealed proposals, In duplicate, with q cory q
this Advertisement attache % each wl Sc recefrPd
It this once until noon, septem6erz1 1874 f0r fnr-
nishing the nited States Quarter ieris uennr-
ment Vllh the nllloHing named articles vizs
p 90 Campaign Hats
q go Helmets.
10 SO Uniform Dress Caps
Zoo(o Forage Caps.
1hco0 Forage Cap Covers
I, oo0 dozen Scru 60ln5 Brushes.
All rrticles will Be suaiectSd 20 rid inspection
and hldders Informed that luIf pllance With
secifca lions viii b. insisted upon. and that no A.
tcls inferior to the standard wiz b. rrccpted.
Ihs Soyerniaent RESERVES the rlght % reject any
BIDS sc requested for dcl;verv 81 the articles st
Phlladepdia, 5edersoaVille. and also e san Fran-
cisco.
For snforunafion IN detail appirto this once.
Envelores co1teinlns proposals 20 Be lndOrsed
70 the undersi rned.
b order oftho cnartermasler General.
Assistant ouartermAster General. u. 5. A.. IN
charge. aHzt-ss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


Sealed proposals. VIII be reeeiTsi AZ he fSeu.rt-
nent Of stale until y M, % the losh day 81 seq
ten oers l5l, % furnsh This d. p1rtment With nuel
Tor the year ending June 81 I3i. % De delivered n
sueh quantities sud a. such place - desired.
In1ormstlcn a. to kinds ard Quantities can Be o.
tanned on application 90 this once.
ne right toreieet any or al bidS, Of 70 aocepf
any bid or any portion % any bid d relerrett sd
zach bidder . required % deposit with the Disburs
Ing Clerk u the Department bond IN the %
two thousand dollars - guarautV Of f1lrhl1I
performance % the coutrae aW1fded % him. 3
EDWARD HAY WOOD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
81. Johns s0sLss S;IE..

ST. JOHNS SSIE E} s1E Nm
JANIS N. 6KRNlsIf. IL. D.. Principal.
: Opening Of session and lxamluation ofctndldafee
for admission MONDAY md TUESDAY, SeDlern-
Der q and p. The terms br board aud tuition as
per annuIn payable semi- nnually In advance. Sew
ersl ssste scl,l,olsrshipg feani FOR catalogues,
PROB ". H. HOPKINS,
l.. I. Sef ktary Of The Faculty,
snii-fuIhstsepa Annapolis, Sd
i ssifs fEW YORK AVENUE.
The MISSES BURGESSNi 1oopsn thsir school
on MONDAY septsmbeE = "a ss2-zE.
Howard UNIvEIFITY.
The Fan Term Of this ubiye,sity opens IN he
Theological, Lew Normal Collegs and Prepara-
tory Departments, Septe4ber (nextl 10, and IN
Medical Department, Qete r Z, lss4- t.4
All Term Bills 70 be nd AZ shs beginning Of
each farn. IN advance. lizard, IN the Boarding
Hall. i payable monthly In advance. New ar-
rsngements haye been mad for keeping AMI man
aging tnls HAL. With lrlN; G. Page, who VIII
In t6e Acaaenleal DepariI ent The Tuition q
teIsl Ter year. ~ %
Room Kent and luol-Lnl Term y "
WiIfer Ter.n........... rs %
Spritg Terrn.---...--... y %
for Tuition or hoon Hent. Ineidentalsare ave dol
n fs Medical Department st manifestation slo %
"a he Isw Department tie Fulton, Il paid n
advance, Is forty go dollars per year; paid In
monthly insta liulents, any eesol dollars.
eonneetion VIII s3ch Department OF the Univer-
sity, and the Instruction given Is general and
thorough. For s1eclal inlofmafion address
John q. FANGsTON, Acting President.
:"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16
EDUCATIONAL.



MISS =. MARWEpNL's SCHOOL
PRACTICAL AND PHYSICAL CULTURE.
AHD 11z
GERMAN-AMERTCAH KINDERaARTeN.
En Be rsopened On the a. bsl. instant. AZ
K1NDERGARTEN RAINING CLASS
win begin November = IS The sa.,s place.
xae prospeetuso q The school nay Be- foard q the
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. Q.
Studies win Be resumed IN the Classical Depart
mbnt On TUESDAY !. ssptepberI
For the greater convenience of day scholars frora
Washington the morning exercises wiIl begin at !.
quarter before nine. ~
! besehOOl Of Rhnoso hy.wIfi rsopea 81 TUES
I DAY, the sth.
The Lectures viii be given In English for he
bsneat Or young gentlemen who Ars desirous Of
studying 3 professieB ana have not had the I'd.
vantage Of fun classicaIoonrse.
FOR further particulars address
P.F. HEALY. s. y,
sspls-lot President.
FUNK AND ACT.
me sshooI Reform nov es.ns % earnestly aagO-
@ ny tbc5skf snd ossthsr Win osksf in5orsas
IN, 9s sSi, & pc ne. pz5ssssey aas.n
osrsd Mion School % he d pu sRsS m meeant
s ssESSs'P i5a s Ss .s
They perlcsly uneerstand. md therefore enjoy the
not fear to 20 declare s.. esnddsnii5 invite tie
public examin.t,oR g - and solicit
their Intelligent not hestaiing t. prom
IsrInss Three q elEhf collars per north. = y
THOMAS sEATON DOEOHO. !
s ssSS ssss SRgSiSss Ro'' once p
FrlHE MISSES osBoRNE's YOUNG
&C 90 II street, corner Of Tenth northwest, NON
Ro Ne RfescRsr. Mod ode Es9%s
a RT SCHOOL = FIFTH YEAR.-FHOR-
- orgh tnstr1stlon gwen IN AZ branches Of
ad a te roosi i sih tet ' eerger NO.
ehusetfs avenue. $ =. FULLER set-F eru1m
MIS-. RURR. 80 N "A
IA ls Fl STREET n. w. v5a sf lflf
WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL ON MONDAY.
n n ftafS a ~. sanderlands cAurca. Fbur-
year MONDAY. septszaser Z. NUMBER Of pupils
Invited 70 thirty. The objects OF thls lnstitntien
OF polytechnic. Photography Is Taught Is q reSu-
lar study and seysrA have gone from this school
those fitting foE bqaiAsss, Spelling. PenmAnship,
A. Ahs net az @ arg ,Peeses ror
etry, Plain and Anayflcal TTigononetry and the
o17s Haas are sri lhSr93Sgaly s4Ss. as ma.
elreuiarhsf Craaiel' sand Balisntynes h0Okstores b
number Of gold and silver medals ay4Sded each
saari7-Im AK. MD. LIZ a B.. pr aSi
FPIseoPAL nNsTII UrE-
This relI-kno~n school Eor BOYS Is removed from
the chqreh o. ne EPIPHANY % the HAN over Nos
The Tim Session vii open wednesday, septsm-
Der O. FOR terms ~ oily at lol3 Seventeenth street.
10 the Rev. y. L. fS19HT, D. ID. an3s-im
DROFEssOR 1UHN EsPUTA's
u MUSICAL ACADEsrY
IN 7. II. Q. A. BUILDING. -
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER = iEl. }
vvrrr ks ~, &. 1A.lRD CLASS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-16

6R6f0s ffs f5K 6Es160 fTf0N o.
u -AVEEUEs AND sTHEErs.
EEcfSEEE's oFElcE
nIsIEIcI o. Colra9lA,

IIIl1I IN N -| Ha.aI
DISTRICT o. COLC1l1rA,
WASuIEoION. Sept m. tll-
sealed proposals VIII be received ll llls once
Until = O'Clock N. on 6AIUHDAls t1e l9td IN
stans Tor placing upon strect-l1li a le ci.iea @
" washington and oeorEcto-rn fE . 1cII io11 OF
Avenues and streets In letters aud llnoerss one
and thEee-lourths (s) inches IN length, and Drop-
blddeTs are a. liberty % submit any plan WHAT
eyer Tor ehecting this purposet transmitting 5sna-
pies OF -Work- bat are required 90 Did af lNed
price per letter and nnnbers The wOrf % be done
under TIE direction q this o1icc.
Zach bidder VIII be renulred TO ueDolIf win the
Collector the District Of ColumD.1 the SUM oftlo
handged f<21o) dollars 3 guarantee fhef be VIA
enter Into and carry out the contract AZ au1rde %
him. according 70 the termSof his bid.
The receipt Of the Coilect0T must be iuclcael VIA
each bid. he receipts VIII be Forwarded % t1e
Colleetor aiter tie aard Of the Contract, With in-
struetions Tor him % refund the money dopolllear
70 the unsuccessful bidders.
The money deposited BY the contractors VIII BE- r.
fanded on the completion OF the WORK
: 4ha party or partles % whom the c1ntr1ct IS
AWARDED VIII Be required 20 give nonds in tle sll1
OF one thousand .tlol dollars thai he thy VIII
taithiuliy eonpiyith she specifications Of the Coz
Ehe right TO reject any or sll bids is reserved.
Bids nrtt be indOrsed Proposals FOR DalirnI-
ton Of Avenues ana Streets - and addreslel % tfs
Engineer Of the DistFict-
10 4 ~ JOSEPH o. ROCK
gepll ~ Acting CHIEF Ctert.Ii