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Police Court.

On Monday seizure of small quantity
of liquor was made at the saloon Of Edward
King, on Center street. He was arraigned
on Tuesday before Justice III. W. Porter,
Grand Juror Redington appearing for the
st ate, and was "bounced" with the usual
fine for intent to sell. The case was ap-
pc sled.
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The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company
are represented at Philadelphia by thirteen
of their world-renowned organs, declared
by all critics to be the finest lot of instru-
ments ever exhibited anywhere. These or.
gans have always taken the highest awards
when exhibited in competition with other
organs. This is fact worthy the consd-
Grafton of any who are thinking of buying
an organ. Over $4,000 of these organs
are rented by the month until the rent pays
for them. Il. II. WooD,
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
| have one new buggy wagon, made BY
Promo, for sale cheap. 4. Ii. WooD.
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that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 10000
being In use, anc notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly 1000 org ans every
month. They are not only the best and cheap
est, but are sold on tho easiest terms OF any
organ made. II any one says 10 the contrary,
don't you believe II, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEORGE q. DAY.
npy22dxw1y Rutland VT
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safely and certainly that great external
remedy. GLENSs SULPHUR SOAR, removes Gu
taneous eruptions by opening the pores whose
obstruc ion was the cause OF the difficulty,
Test ana You VIII endorse t.
BEAUTIFUL SHADES or BLACK OR BROWN are pro-
duccd by HEELS HAIR DYE. je6dGwSw
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DrPARTMHN'

WAR DFrARTMRNT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,S
WASHINGTON, June 81 a. m.
For the middle and eastern states, in
cressing southwest winds, warmer, partly
cloudy or clear weather, rising followed by
falling barometer.
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lU At5 lslAtsES.

PELL CLARK-TEMPLE-O Tuesday, June
9th, at Christ church, Pelham, N. Y, by Rev
Dr. Mercer, assisIed by kew. DR.. Higbee, Les
eta, youngest daughter OF the late Colonel
Robert L. Temple. OF Albany, N. Y, and
granddaughter OF Mrs. c. L. Temple OF Rut-
land
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pENNrsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS,

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
IuDe2sd&wtf Wholesale Agents,
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County N ews.

The Wallingford graded school, Prof.
Edward J. Hyde, A. NJ, principal, closes
July let.
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HEADING NOTICES.

Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsends furniture rooms,
Rutland. Vt. DIFF
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Chr Rutlana Daitu Globe.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1876.

Aduert,sers wit please hand in their matter at az
cir,v IN hour in the afternoon as convenient, By
SO ming thcy mill give us more time to arrange and
. opsriy display them than II token at a late hour
The circulation of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, if not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
"Weokly Globe" is a half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western vor-
mont and more than the combined circulation
of all the ether weeklios in Rutland county.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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DIRECTORS.

George II. Cramer, Joseph M. Warren,
e. Thompson Gale, George b. Warren,
William A. Shepard, Thomas White. Will
liam II. Vanderbilt, Isaac V. Baker, Jo-
seph w. Fuller, Thomas Dickson.
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Gold closed AZ 1l2x61i2I.
Money offer at zka3
Governments active and strong
State bonds are n iminsl
Stocss lower and 1 rex IA ar
~ Inc Following are tnr clUsing quotations
U. ,. 0h 81 reg,....tlet uarlem ....'1o 7k
U. ). 6s 81 coup. ..l2sE do ,ref.'iss''
q. ). 5-20s "a coup. Nichipan Central a.
U 8 5-20s go old lib,I Panama ~ IA
U. 3. 620s c. new. 1870 Union Pacinc 70
U. y. b-20s 81. .122sS Lake shore h Mich
u y. b-2gs '65.....l24 ignn southern ,a.>
U y. 5s new. ..... u Illinois Central AZ
y y. l04os reg. lis Cleveland & Pitts.
U. s, l0-40s coup. .lls& purg. g2z<
Currency ss. .125k Chicago a. North. ~
Delaware and Iiud- western, ,,,..,,,, foD
son Canal,.."..ro do pref go coy
Canton. q cleveland, Column
Cmsolidated Coal 4OE bus 4 Cin,.., a.
Cumberland. 50 ~ j. Central ...... s2A
western Union Tel kock Island. 1u6E
r. egraph. ....... 6sk Mil. & St. Paul.. 3s1
quicksilver ......" AZ DO pref Gs1
do pref. 20 Fort Wayne...... 1913
Pacific MALI. "a Chicago IL Alton. %
A Jams Express. lOs 90 pref. .It6l
Wells, Fargo A. Co. 90s, Del, Lack. & West iU7S
American NJ. U. Ex- 10. b. q Q........ll6K
press. 1880. 62yS Hannibal q ST. Jo-
United States Bx- seph. 10
press. 800. "a Central Pacific... l0sk
Now York Central Union Pacific. .It5E
and II. r x. ....l09'. Exchange long. ..iss
Rrie''..... ...... l4is do short 40
do pref...,... q. 10
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Railroad Election.

At the annual election of the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga railroad company, held on
Monday, the following named gentlemen
were elected
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J AFRO Gould,
"a MERCHANTS ROW,
d&w RUTLAND. VERMONT.
A AN ORDINANCE IN KELAT. ON
IA ~ BAL PLA,ING.

1t is hereby ordained by the village OF Rut-s
laud. as iOll Uws:
SEc. n person shah be engaged in the
game or play Ing OF ball IN any o. The Streets
Highways on sidewalks OF the village
$40 2. every person violating he provisions
OF this or1ina CO sha ! orfeit and pay 10 said
VI lage rne OF two collars for zach and every
Violation 1e7dst
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HORSE AT AUCTION.

TIC subScrIber VIII sell his horse at Pubic
Auction at the park opposite the Bates House
on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1875,
At Q O'Clock, p. m
This horse Is five years old, weighs about
1850 pounds; Is kind and willing to work, and a
for trucking or farm use. He Is sold for no
fault. but because have NO use for him.
GEO. II. PALMER
j. II. REMINGTON, Auctioneer
Rutland, June g. 1876.
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ST. ALBANs, June 7.
As has been anticipated for the last sew
enty-two hours by the officers having him
In charge, Edward Tatro, the murderer of
Mrs. Butler at Higbgate, Vermont, last
Friday night, has this afternoon made
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Parish of Drtcars.
Personal Y came and appeared
before me, he undersigned author
',v. jesse fla,ri-on. Il CITIZEN o.
Ea-i Fe,iciana a d state aforesaid
who deposcs aud says that on I g
pit day of November. 1876 In tn"
city of New Orleans and olarr
aforesaid, Heavy Smith and t.. l.
Weber, the la,rer q Senator 81
Louisiana. came TO him, dcooncni
TO prevail upon dcpunent 10 go be
fore a Republican ccnmit'er aud
testify that intim dation of the co =
o""d voter was pract.ced b' III"
Democratic rarty in East Felici.
ana t'et0re 81 d on the dav OF r}cc.
ton, he'd there. on the 7th day at
November. 1876; thai the rcpAb,i
can party was on its Hast legs, and
needed snch testimony a. tnar e.
que ted Of depoueHt thal the "vI
fence OF deponent was worth IN +"
10 the republican patty than that
OF one hundred win men depH>
nent further dero>cd AID avs tnat
at the earnest solici;a ion Of laid
| Weber and smith, the depnurnl
went to the House on 81
| November. 1876. ami was introduce
cd to Mr.. PAckart, AID tina L. II
| tn ton rcmaI ked To hIm, Gcpon,nI
! h a.; was no b coming tO- :. Is
packa d to offer h IN anything in toe
.haoc 0! b ibe 10 p-ncnrc evi
dcrcc to piove inIinrid, zion has
been rc-orIcd t, in East t'eIcla "a
| by til Democratic party to lntin
ence the cOiorei vote bur tnai ANY
arrangement made h, HIM. Hu ton
would be bindlrg on :. 3. Pack
d. Drponcnt + rthcr dvpu ,vu
ad says, that the .a,d ii.ttnu
did then and ihrrc tell hun. j 30
ncni. that II he, dcyon MT. won Il
c-t!iy before the ubllcan m
mitlce that iniimiiatinn lad tee
re>orIed to by the u. no4ratlc
"arty 20 influence the coIor, q vote.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
SPECULATION.
THE ELECTION.

Inc WOFu tilal iicduS tnlS
column, can alone he properly
employed to express what
ever Conformation it has been
possible 10 obtain in regard to
the decision of that INN ACUL ATE
institution. the returnin z
board of Louisiana. Specula-
ton indeed, is he word. W.
can but conjecture, with more
or less uncertainty, as to what
length Of time will be con-
suned in the weary length OF
their Infamous proceedings.
how far they w Il go towards
sitting the will Of the people
what crvGence they vii! give
to the unblushing Statements
Of partisan witnesses and the
shameful suborning Of perjury
uncxampled in the political
history Of any nation wheth>
er or TO what extent they viii
snap their filthy fingers in the
fac of a long suffering but pa
tient and torbearing people
all, all this is sheer guess
work-speculatlon.
But there is enc point at
least, upon which our people
have ample foundation to set
their minds at resl-it is tie
position occupied towards, and
the disposition entertained OF
our people, by some who are
with us but not Of U.s." who,
living III our midst, let not al
opportunity escape, through
which to traduce and vilifv
the people among whom III y
reside. In evidence Of this,
our friends have only to con-
suit the affidavits printed on
lst page Of this paper. and in
doing SO, ask themselves, il
there is any balm IN Gi!ead'
for the healing ofsuch wounfs!
In our humble opinion the
outlook in it's National aspect
is any thing hut bright and
gladstone. There is Il small
speck in the political horizon
which is dai' y and hourly aug
mentiug, which a few hours
ago, was but the size Of a
hand,' and which cloud threat
ems to break over our unhap-
Ply heads that cloud is Civil
War! Deprecate it as we may
and do, there is, we fear, no
shield against it; when the flag
of the late Coufederacy went
down at once IN defeat and
glory, the cause OF conslitu-
tional liberty saw he last
CLEAN of light aud hope de-
part from her gaze. Our
Northern freemen may snatch
her from ArtIcuio Norris, but
we fear that The nerved arm
and the lion heart OF the
Southron beng stilled, there
will be none to champion the
cause Of crashed Constitutional
Liberty! Elf thi> be treason,
make the most Of 1t !!
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
LAS i ar 4 mic
GIVEN WAY

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y i'm y w \
-. o.,
:, =" ,.,Ir..I II - no., ,rt.n I,,ri,,,r th,..,.
tI ,., .,,,,.,. i,r. ~. ,,r,,ii,,-
j,.ir.. ,i..c, ,vay. bnt in the rrr,rn1
,..,., ~, I.,,,. ~, n.y. irl Thar viii hear thc
c,,y..l ',c.,,,,,,, and s,r,r,,t TEST IN ryrr,.
.,.,,s,. rf rI,,. ,y,rJ AMI feel determined 10
nlnr, If I,nr,r, me nnrIir il sIcm a ,na.I-
i,rr .hat there cannot lie a "doubtirg
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
BEATTY :
PNFIOR ORGANS


believing i, "a Ic ~ IAE the he.
Iar,ur and Orchestral Organ mauUiac'-
rr.d. We challenge ANY manufacturer T"
equal them. The ,r,..ng,tril to.Irn Ton
que i.r,.'S il this "Tgan in c"riuuctl"n
with liz" I,riec ri Reed Boards lrudH""
sweet, rnrr and prM,r.m TONES. Sn'"r'
cases 1T new aud elegant designs. NiT-
listers. teachers. "lrrrh"~. ~ auUls, lodges.
rt-., >huuit send to. pine" lis, and DIS
counts.
Dealers ~ ind il to their aivantag"
+" rNa,uirr thi- instrument. II ha- int
lrryvrE"u:- 'rrnt il 40 either. EoTirs-
roulcrcc solicited.
Best offer ever givcu. Money refunded
rpoa return If organ and fright CHARGES
,..il hy r.r ,1rrni"' /. B,.HriN) both ways
il u''Sa'i~iar;crN. a''rr test trni Of five
duvs. Dr.uu warranted for six yrHr1'.
A,.rat- d! -.,,lrt given every y here have
uu agent. Agents wanted. Addd"~S.
D \.N + BEATTY.
Washington. New .I.r.cy.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02

.r.,t.-.. ..I'
I''''' i''N,'
rynp.,, ,..I,.
,,.,', .','.. 100. -. i'i,
,,io,,i Of ,n.,,.,..l.,u.,. ". ,r,ro:.i TIE.
:, r., = ,,,.. -..r. .r,r. ami ,.i,,.
-l,rl9. or y;,ru, Is low. 49, ....y .....l, an
n.v ,gtlaty g"o.. -. o., 81 al, oc,a,r
,,.,.,,.;,,Ir.i.,.. ,'i,iu., iIr re-. k.s in
az a., "a pt..G. What !, usually ,X-
,r,.,rI !, commissions. REM. Ig,..-lt.
irtyr,i,...' and j...l,,,...,.,l ..,..,,,..
nm. ,.,..,i ru.ny,-." gs...n 60
r,I,-,,.u van u .crrS-r, ,..i,,.y.:ot
c:,,r .i,:,.n. e. lr,; ~ i.,l,, Ioc,",
with I-rut r,l..l carriers. carved les.
,n,,,r,tj-.,. and rIi.,l, ,,u,,l.ir., with All
i,n,,rn,,.,,,nr..- iurrudiuu
FI'II, IrD< ERtNF
OVER STIR NG BASS.
tGRNfI,E. .lHr.iN +. and
Inr&tH ,.i;AEu NtiIoN.
which Only accompany the Hc>, p
:tsIo. Of the anus ,r.rhr..k"d MAX
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
ON THEIR LAST LEGS

The following IS an affidavit re-
II Getting the eiec, ion in last Fell,
cana
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02

We acknnwie lie obligation,
10 Mr.. "argy Percy for la e Y. y.
dates also TO Mr.. Binnng, TeIe-
graph OPERATOR. for copies Of the
v. Y. Herald.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02

AT the rate the ictur ing
board proceed, our vlc,orv MAY
he celebrated at the next CENTER
NAL.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
B T. \ ! 4 Y 81 y ="

GRAND SQUARE AND | FRIGHT
From Geo. r. Lctrhrr. firm OF VIM ~.
fletcher n Bro. bankers. Farcttr, Ohio.
1--WE received the pIan" and think II :.
very ti',c toned one ont here. Waited :
snort time /" give it good test. II y"''
wish a w"r'I III favor OF it We viii cheer
ln,iy xiv" it,"
Jai""S L. Brown. Esgr., Edv aolsri.l"
ltl., SAYS
The beatty Piano received gives ca
ti:, su:i,ia, iuu.'
Aren't. wanted. Scrd for catai".c ,,.
Address,
DANIEL I beatty.
Wa~hinCtn". New Jcrs,'
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-12-02
UMBER . LUMBER !!

| would respectfully beg to
call the attention Of the peo-
pie Of y est Ccliciana and adj
jaccut Parishes of La. and
counties Of Miss. that | have
constantly on land, at my
Saw Mil, i'll Bayou Sara,
large assortment Of lumber >.
which | ON prepared to sell at
New CrIe1ns prices | will
deliver lumber on the river, as
TAR down as Port Hudson.
" Vi. EOMERlCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
TIE CHURCH CEREMONY.

BISHOP POTTER TAKES THE PRINCIPAL PART, AS
SISTED BY DRs. RYLANCE AND STEPHEN H.
TYING, JR.-InE MUSICAL EXERClsEs-No SER
MON OR REMARKS
Within the church II employees Of the Tenth
st. store acted usners, each wearing badge of white
and black SILK on the left shoulder large number OF
tie persons who arrived at the church carly seated
in the galleries, while few intimate friends OF Mr.
SewaIts family seated In the body OF tho church
below Those inside the building occupied themselves in
examining magnificent floral offerings, in conversation
upon traits Of the dead merchants character The
space near the pulpit was Overlooking with flowers, but
except these all decoration was dispensed with Among
the floral decorations large cross about eight feet
high, resting a square pedestal This stood at The LETT
OF tie pulpit and composed OF yellow AMI
white roses, lilies, and smilax and upon the top was
white dove bearing broken branch This magnificent
Offering card stating that II from the employees
OF the Tcnth-st AT the base Of the was dis
played IN viOlets the word Remembered" The tribute
from the Wholesale store pillar about seven ieet
high, eurnOuned by large crown. In this IA pro-
fusion Of lilies. cameilias, aud pink roses. The
base Of the pillar rested the catnfalque
Of flowers and OF lilies and white smaller
column, which stood between tho large and Pillar
composed OF white and carncas, and attached
10 Il was wreath Of yiolet On bank OF flowers near
the cLancel two stars large and small. were placed.
These were pure white flowers, and made striking con
trast 70 the green plot which they rested Two haps
the frames OF which were composed Of caa-liles and
small white roses and the strings OF vOets rested
bed Of emilax.
II not until few minutes after II o'clock that the
least evidence OF the approach OF the funeral procession
was manifested In tine church The sound OF the car
rage wheels could then be heard and every one looked
toward the centaentrance TO catch the first glimpse OF
the solemn procession. In few moments the
doors leading TO the middle aise OF the church
we're thrown open, and tue procession headed by
BshoD Potter entered the church At this moment the
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGToN. Thursdl y, April 10, 1876.
The Jury in the case of W. H. 0ttman, tried indict
ment Tor the Treasury larceny Of S47095 90, could not
agree and have been discharged.
The bill making an appropriation to supply
the deficiency in the Treasury Department, and 10 au-
thorze the issue Of silver coin to redeem outstanding
fractional currency, to-day signed by the President
pro- te of the and the Speaker OF the House Of
Repre>, natives, and goes TO the President for his
approval.
Detective Whitley appeared before the Grand Jury OF
this district yesterday aud made complaint that an ar
tice IN Yesterdays Republican Of this city rejecting
upon him was gross libel untrue in every parcr
lar therefore beng a sufficient cause for complaint and
Indictment The article charged that Mhllley's real
name was Hale and that hc changed it TO Whitley to
avoid punishment for crime. II is not known what ac
ton the Grand Jury will take In the matter.
One of the House managers OF the impeachment
SAYS that all Gen Beknap ia required to do On Monday
To which time the sitting Court Of Impeach
ment has adjourned Is appear before the Court Il not
being legally supposed that he will know before that
time the character OF the ofense with which he is
charged lie may then put In his pleadlngs OF
claim his right OF dive days more delay before doing
40 IL he should put in demurrer or pea 10 thc
jurisdiction OF tho Court that he, not being IN ONCE,
rtuly on the part Of the managers as the case may Dc.
n The Impeachment of President Johnson te WtcIos
of having been fcad, the lI'slucnt ah-
swerrd them i'm writing and after the replication OF the
House day was set Tor the till should Gen Belhnap
csd simuy the general issue, the plea OF jurisdiction
irnud he raised az any time during the proceedings
tn.reaier Ihe President or the Senate Mr. Ferry viii
ure,ldc the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

Clamp The accusations against him Will be empezAe
ment and general disregard Of law. The charge OF CHI
bezzlement will he founded on two or three separate
specincations The law requires that all moneys re-
ceiyed by ary officer Of the Government snail DC pau
into the Treasury Mr. Clapp has received large sums
nv tho sale % old material waste paper chips from the
bndery copies OF The Congressional Record &c. ah
instead OF paving them into the Treasury mas u'eo
them in raging his current expenses sendmg DIS
ers 10 the Treasury Again, the law requires nm
to make a quarterly financial report to the treasury.
This he has neglected do he has every month h
all his vouchers. Finally, he is required by law 10 co"
lect in advance all money in payment for work done ID
the Government Office for private individuals anu '
also he has not always done. Besides these' inc oon
mtee have discovered instances In which ClapPs ccis
have failed TO enter their books and account ior sn
sums of money which they received; while mere mas
been in many Of the mentioned, no DOUBT tech
nca disregard Of the plain provisions OF law ana tue
Public Printer has subjected himself to adverse cfi'
cism. .
The Committee has not discovered far "a can be
learned any direct evidence OF fraud or dishonesty anu
the friends OF Clapp who are very numerous are CON
hdeut that none exist The Government Printing ohce
IL an immense concern, employing upward OF l,ooo
hands and recurring executive ability Of the h CHEST
order for its successful management The Printer 10
subject to the orders not only OF both Houses o oo
gress but Of each OF the departments during inc
session OF Congress daily paper is pubshed peses an
eyerncreasng quantity OF bills and documents WINE III
the recess the extra orders Congress are hed wch
some cases. as OF the Agricultural Report comprise nun
dreds OF thousands Of bound volumes Mr. Capp IL natu
ally very popular man. always striving TO please ana
accommodate every with whom he does business ana
there is doubt that his efforts In this direction nave
led him into OF the neglect for which he now suffers
The movement TO impeach him will be opposed very
strongly Oh two grounds. The first Is that, unless the
Committee can show that the irregularities when they
have discovered have been tainted with fraud no JuS'
grounds OF impe exists aud the second Is that
Mr. Capp being neither officer OF the United states
nor Of Congress- but OF the Senate the House has no
iu,,sdction over him to impeach him. The Committee
will probably report next week.