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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13

RocKDRIDoE, WISCONSIN, AprilS, 1880.
Editors lntslligeneer.
As your paper has a large circulation
in the Ohio Congressional District adjoin.
ing you, and as an old comrade Of mine is
a candidate for the nomination in that
district, take this method OF saying a
word to them. Hon. ]. NJ. Dalzell (the
candidate) was a private in my regiment,
and have known him intimately and
well since he entered the service in 1852.
Asa soldier, none were better, as q scholar
few surpass him. A whole souled, true
friend, and generous enemy.
You may thinkit strange, Mr.. Editor,
that shoald single out one OF the privates
OF my regiment for so much praise.
Nearly the whole time Of his service he
was attached to my headquarters, either
as one OF my staff or in the performance OF
other duties, and in all that time he was a
correspondent for the Philadelphia, Gin.
cinnati and other papers, all Of which
work was done in my tent, or in my quar-.
ters, and from these sent broadcast over
the land. His nom de plume Of "Private"
seemed to take the public eye, and soon
made him an object Of curiosity. His
statements OF fact were so exact
as to command public confidence, and the
approval OF those who were witnesses Of
the operations which he described.
Frank Moore's Record, Greeley's Amerl.
can Conflict, and many other histories Of
the war contain many OF those letters al
most verbatim, though none OF them had
the fairness to credit them TO their proper
author except Frank Moore, in the seventh
volume. which l now have before me,
and which copies some OF his letters to the
Cincinnati papers and to the Philadelphia
Pres, word for word, as he wrote them in
my tent in the Gettysburg campaign. ]
always enjoyed bis ofi.hand and independ-
ent style; for the fellow, for the life oi him,
could never see the difference between a
private and Coloneli except such as
nature had made. The soldiers OF the
whole country have their eyes on Dalzell
now. / have watched his course ever
since the war, and l honestly believe that
he has done as much, II not more for the
soldiers, through the public press and 10
the legislature, than hall OF the so-cslled
politicians OF the north. He has devoted
his time, talents, fortune and energies fol
fifteen years to our interests, and now the
soldiers othis district will dishonor them
selves ifsthey do not send him to Don
gress. l am sure they will send him this
year. / beg my old comrades OF the 25th
92d, 1l0lh, l22d, l23rd o. v. l., living in hic
district, to see to 1t that none but Dalzel
delegates are sent 10 the Congressional
Convention.
l am sir,
Yours truly,
Col. JAMES WAsHnuRN,
11Rlh n v
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NEWS.
BELLAIRR.

The Presbyterian Mission Church OIL
Gravel Hill is now in such shape as I,
show what Its appearance will be whel
done. A beliry is above the large from
window. The floor inside the iourprinci
pal walls is thirty by fifty feet A reces
back Of the pulpit has three windows, ant
there are three on each side, The ceilinl
is OF oil wood sloping with thereof. There
areno crossbeams; but iron rods answer
the purpose.
John Miller Is building new dwelling
on Gravel Hill. HIS old house will be
moved back on the lot, to allow the new
one to be on the street.
Mr.. Crawford is building q dwelling
house in the Filth ward.
Rev. Hargraye, Of the Second Methodist
Church, (colored) Is moving TO Oberlin,
Ohio, where he has received an appoint
ment. Rev. Il. Tate, Of Troy, Ohio, will
have charge OF this church. Mr.. Tate
preached Sunday.
Mr.. A. L. Welherald has had the drive
and walks in his ground covered with
tanbark; a material that would no doubt
be used more here were 1t easier to get.
Charles FRANKIE Is putting an addition
to the cellar Of his residence, on Noble
street.
n. II. Rowles Is confined to the house
with sickness.
Hon. L. Daniord and wife were in town
Monday, examining their new home on
Gravel Hill preparatory to moving in.
Mr.. Btapnsn, OF Gravel Hill, Is having
q petition circulated asking his appoint
ment on the police force for the Fifth ward.
Broken lime stone Is being scattered on
Belmont street by Street Commissioner
Mcclellan.
Superintendent Wilson on Monday oiled
the fire plugs, putting them in good order.
Fortunately they are little needed. The
four county seat plugs are in splendid con.
dition.
Measles are prevalent in the First ward,
with both children and adults.
Peach trees, with their pink bloom, can
be seen on every side. Ready for frost, |
The wrecked car OF the B. & S. w. road
is in town.
Mr.. Armour, the Pittsburgh gentleman
VINO was hurt IN the narrow gauge acct |
dent the other day, came in Monday
He walks without crutch.
A singular thing happened here some |
days ago. Daniel Macnamee, employed |
at the Baltimore and Ohio stock yards,
lost his spectacles while working in car
load OF sheep destined for New York City.
He did not notice his loss ill the car was
gone. By referring TO the books, he saw
the number OF the car, but with no de6n-
lie idea OF usingit. Some time afterwards,
about as soon as o car could go to New
York aud back, he accidentally noticed
the same car again at the stock yards here.
it, he was very much surprised
TO find his lost spectacles, the case ruined,
but the glasses not harmed in the least by |
the tramping of the sheep for all that dis
lance. R.C.F.
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The BetraylnE Democracy.

WAbhlN0ASNt optA -.
Special Correspondence Of the IntellIgeneer.
The report that General Garfield ran
away to Ohio to escape the issue on
the political riders TO the army appropri-
alton bill is absurd. Instead of such be-
ing the case there are particular reasons
why Garfield could have participated in
the debate on Saturday with good effect.
During the long discussion on the new
rules for the House an almost deadlock
was reached on rule twenty-one, in rela-
ton to amendments to bills Of this char
acter, the Republicans standing out for o
rigid rule against political amendments.
As the Republicans were disposed to tili-
buster in order to prevent such amend
ments an agreement was had between the
two parties, as it seemed, which was to
prevent all trouble such as has arisen on
the army bill. In order to prevent delay
on the adoption OF the rules, General
Garfield stated In some remarks intended
especially for the Republican side, that he
had been informed, and had good reasons
for believing, that II the twenty-frst rule
was passed as the Democrats wished 1t,
the Appropriation Committee would not
attach any political riders to bills reported
by them, that all the Democrats wanted
was the name OF victory in the then pend
ing contest without caring for the sub
stance. With this understanding the Re.
publicans withdrew their opposition to
rule twenty.one and how the Democrats
iultill their part Of the compact is seen in
the fact that the Appropriation COMMITTEES
did not report the political rider ,bnt got
the Military Committee to do 1t. This Is
fair sample OF the Democratic way OF
doing business, and such instances, which
are numerous, lead many to look upon
Conger, who never agrees to compromise
on any political question in the House, as
q more valuable man to his party than
Garfield is. Cancellation toward the De.
mocracy does not pay. AS q party the
Democrats can not be trusted.
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suPRENE COURT DECISION.

WARRINGTON, D. O., April l2.-The de-
cision was made by the Supreme Court OF
the United States to-day in the case OF
Geo. E. Ketchum ct al. VS.. the county Of
St, Louis. The interyenor brought here
by appeal from the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Eastern district
OF Missouri and the court holds: First,
that the act Of the General Assembly Of
Missouri approved January 7th, 1866,
under the authority Of which the county
Of st. Louis issued It's bonds to the ex-
tent Of 100000 aud loaned them to the
Pacific Railroad Company Of Missouri.
This created, when accepted by the Rail.
road Company and county, an equitable
lien or charge in favor oft county upon
the earnings of the railroad, to the extent,
Unnecessary, to meet the interest upon
the bonds as II should become due. Such
payments and lien TO continue until the
bonds shall be paid of. Second,
that this equitable lien or charge exists
aud Is eniorcible against funds In the
bandsof the Receiver, or against pur-
chases under decree OF foreclosure here.
tofore rendered and against whomesoevel
may hold property or have custody Of It's
earnings. The judgment oft court be,
low Is affirmed, Justice Harlan delivered
the opinion, Justices Strong and Bradley
dissenting.
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.,,a,,Ou.. yIetOry-Mr. ParneIrs Dis.
patch.

pAteus
m. dispatch from Mr.. Parnell this
morning throws light on the political sit
p,tou developed by the Iatc British Par
li,psatary elections. 1t appears that the
Bou, Rulers Of Ireland hold the balance
oIpoEsr. They expect to cooperate with
tbsIibsrls, but only on certain condi'
tio,,. They intend to demand very i'm.
pot,.. concessions in regard to Gland
brdl,u," aud to base their support Of the
new ministry on the aid they get in the
direction Of this reform.
E.ru.t that Mr.. Parnell is not mista.
Ian in bis estimate. 1t is a happy day for
Ir,l.ud Il, indeed, what he telegraphs is
the. We have great faith in Gladstone's
puse Of justice towards Ireland. His
di,s,t.blishmsnt Of the English Church
On .hst island, when he was formerly
Premier, shows that he is a man OF re.
hrn., and that he is not governed by the
yruillug prejudice Of the English to-
Yards Ireland. We believe that the great
,sotOl his life will be to quiet the chronic
iisuutsut Of that unhappy country, by
d. Introduction Of such genuine reforms
II will practically extirpate the evils Of
1h.tus known as landlordism and absen-
tssisu. He comes into power with great
u prestige than at any former period Of
GaliIs, and We trust and believe that he
vii have the courage to grapple with the
p.lt question that SO deeply concerns the
iaiare Ol the Irish people.
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CIScrNNArl, April l2.-Thomas Boyd,
yesterday, in the presence Of about one
thousand people at Muriordsville, KY,
jumped from the railroad bridge over
Green river, 4 distance OF one hundred
and twenty feet, to the water below. he
sprang of Of tho bridge head.toremos
and struck the water In that position. In
a moment afterwards he appeared swim
ing. He was picked up bY boats crew
aud when brought ashore he passeC
through tho crowd, receiving what money
Was offered. He was not injured In the
laagt
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who WnI Aecepts

SAN FRANCISCO, April l2.-Miss Belle
Cook, Of Mountain View, Santa Clara
county, we'll known throughout the Pacific
coast Is an equestrieune, publishes.a chal-
lenge to ride twenty mile race with any
lady in the United States or foreig ign eoun'
try, for two or three thousand dollars
aside, carrying equal weight and changing
horses at pleasure, and other details 70
be mutually arranged. Miss Cook will be
liberally backed BY her California friends
in event ot'an acceptance Of the challenge
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NEW ORLEANS, April III. Lucket
(colored) charged with the murder Of
Abe Frazer In 1879. was taken from the
fail at Greensburg, St. Helena parish,
Sunday morning by fifteen men and shot
70 death. 1t Is stated that the people ol
the parish, generally, condemn the act ol
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TO BE APARrY QUESTION

LONDON, April IA Calcutta cores
pondent telegrapns as follows: There is
here a feeling Of deep and general regret
attending the lately shown disposition to
drag the viceroy aud Indian questions
into politics, and there is q concurrence OF
opinion that it will be most dangerous
innovation II the Viceroy, henceforth,
shall be liable to recall or be expected to
resign when the government which ap.
pointed him goes ont.
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A PApAL PROTEST.

PARIS, April l2.-The Union says cardi.
nal Nina, Papsl Secretary of State, has
addressed to the French Government a
protest against the decreees against au.
thorized religious leaders. France con.
tradicts It's own statement that the Gov.
ernment contemplated repression oil
further manifestations on the part Of the
Bishops.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The resignation Of lord Lytton as
Viceroy Of India, reached the Indian
Office last week.
Otero, the Spanish regicide, will be ex.
ecuted Wednesday. he will be placed in
the pillory twenty-four hours previous to
the execution, according to the custom.
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CHICAGO, April IA suit IS pending in
the United States Court, this city, concern!
ing the oleomargarine patent, which hiss
brought out an astounding fact that
oleomargarine which is never quoted in
the market and which Is not kept by any
merchant as such, has sale in the coun.
try OF ninety.eight million pounds per
Rnnum,
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ProyIdence u. 3. Conference.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April l2.-The Proyi-
dence N. E. Conference to-day adopted
resolutions urging the General Confer
ence to create a separate Connecticut
Conference.
The committee in the case Of Rev. Chas.
E. Walker, Of Somerset, Mass, found the
charges OF unministerial and immoral con-
duct sustained, and recommended his ex-
pulsion. The report was adopted.
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Ocean Vessels.

New YoRk, April 12.-Arrived: Don,
from Bremen; Circassia, from Glasgow;
Arizona, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, April l2.-The steamer
Montana, rescued from the rocks on
Cooks bay, has been towed here.
LONDON, April l2.-The steamers We.
ser, from New York, Illyriap, Prussian
and Scandinavian, from Boston, and
Novascotia, from Baltimore, have arrived.
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the walls ofthe Capitol.
TuE HOOP IRON QUESTION.
Representative FELTON,, Of the House
Ways and Means Committee, has record
ed his vote against the Garfield PROPOSE
ton relative TO hoop iron. This leaves the
vote six to five In favor Of 1t. Morrison
and Gibson have not voted upon the ques-
ton, and there eseems to be some misunder-
standing or uncertainty as 70 whether
they should be allowed TO vote at any
time or only within the day upon which
the proposition was acted upon.
A GEORGIA OUTRAGE.
The Collector telesraphs from Atlanta,
Ga, that q body Of armed men burned
the house of Deputy Collector Stewart,
Of Fannin county, and wounded his son.
Commission Raum replied that crimes Of
assault, murder and arson are not ofenses
against the internal revenue laws, conse-
quently the brigAnds must be dealt with
by the State laws and not by the United
States authorities. Collector. Clark is
authorized to render every assistance pos
sible to the State officers in arresting the
offenders.
WANTS THE czAR OF RUSSIA HAULED OVER
THE GOALS.
A. O. Solomon and Simon Wolf, repre-
senting an organization Of "Union Of
American Hebrew Congregation" have
presented to the Secretary Of State re-
monstrsnce against the Cars alleged re.
cent cruel discrimination to the injury OF
Russian Jews, and asking that the Minis
ter OF the United States at the Court oil st.
Petersburg be directed TO inquire into the
matter and II the reports be confirmed to
enter respectful protest in the interest OF
religious freedom and suffering humanity
as reflects in the Declaration OF 1ndepend-
ence.
EXODUS INQUIRY.
The Senate Exodus Committee to-day
examined John Davis, editor Junction
City, KS, Tribune, a Greenback journal,
who said there was one discOursgiug feat
ure in connection with the movement, al
ready observable, which was not anticipated
and that was the negroes did not want to
go into the country TO work, but showed
to congregate in the cities and
towns. This had cooled the ardor Of
many who felt disposed 10 aid the enegroes,
and some prominent men who were then
in favor of the movement, now oppose it.
The general impression prevailing now
among the people Is that the negro exc.
dus, Il continued, will tend to divert the
tide Of white emigration from Kansas, and
. II 4. Il
the state.
Mr.. Davis thought the exodus will cor
rect the false impression OF the negroes
that they can obtain living in Kansas
and other points North without exertion;
that 1t will make the northern people bet
ter acquainted with the average Southern
colored man, and the South will see that II |
they don't treat their laborers better they |
will fee from their homes.
The committee will meet again to-mor-
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BERLIN, April 1.-THE Bundesrath has
adopted the resolution proposed by the
representative Of Bavaria, declaring that
the receipts for postoffice remittances shall
be liable to stamp duty, thus reversing the
vote OF March Sd, which led to the resig.
nation OF Bismarck.
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AT PRINCETON, wIscoNsIN,

MILWAUKEE, April PA Sntinti
Princeton, Wis, special says: The fire
Sunday afternoon destroyed the Hubbard
House, Turner Hall and the Gother
buildings. Loss $4,000. Insurance
S25.OOO.
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A Prisoner Jails His JaIior and Escapes

YASEroS, April l2.-Through some
mysterious means ]. W. Maxwell, who
was confined in thecounty jail for attempt
ing to shoot his cousin, procured revol.
yer and Yesterday, while all the attendants
but one were absent, he drew his weapon,
disarmed the jailor, drove him and the
other prisoners into the cells, locked them
In and then walked out, and has not since
been seen. Maxwell was wanted in Wy.
oming for the robbery Of Black Hills
cnanh
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Sentenced 20 Hang.

NEw YoRk, April l2.-ohastins Coz,
who murdered Mrs. Hall, and Pistro
Balbo, who murdered his wife, have been
reSenteaced to be hanged May 2ssh,
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EvAxsyILls, April l2.-Down: shinkle.
Arkansas Belle and Chailes Morgan. Up:
Bowling Green. Business moderate. Mer.
curry CO..,
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A BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE
II. FOR sALE-only $3.50. The DuildinE ia new
aud 10 excellent condition, Oylng amS aud Coas.ruct-
ed after the 4eit GOthiJ style; Two stories COO
LAining Parlor, dnlnB rom, IhrSs bed .ous kleben
exesh ne cellar, pant Y, IoTtlrO, bay window, tEo
dorner windows, wafer ID basemtn, tonVtnisuI Out
property have ever offered for sale IOcAed Ia Ea,t
wheeling, ten tniuuies walk from pOsIOhlue, Apply
% ALEXANDER BONE, 1enelh business and KeiI
over Cit Bank. Ip,0
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YicrORiAl lANp,

Col. Hatch tslegraphs from San Andrea.
In relation TO his recent engagement with
yictoria's band OF Indians, that Capt. Car
roll and ssySa men we've serioully wound
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C. A. sCaAEFER q CO.,


pUBLIU SALE OF THE "FAIR
l. GROUNDS" On WHEELING ISLAND,
10 pursuance Of resolution adopted b. The stocS-
holders Of the "honh h,It Virginia ETicu utIl s..
eiety" ~ meeting held At their once Ia tho city
derdgnUd committee will On
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wv NkN GaA uh1
FAet that lead I'd
ConSump ption, In
Rnily andan SaIIyI
grave, or both. Nc
matter how shat
tered the system
may be iFom Il.
oaIes Of any hind
= short oolns Of
thla M0lidluO viii
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--,ou County, Pa, Democracy
MlihInstoH LttLi.nLnn nnnniV

.i,vtou County F"''
N,,''T. -. democracy Of Washington county
las Ia 4 Convention yesterday at the
u, .., as's ..,t. II was the largest cOnven'
s'a salt, S.l5 by them for a long time but the
a'l .'.5ior. .'ia !. were not very harmonious.
p. !'''T T,jlsee. Randall fight cropped out
70. us, The brethren, and set them some
'a..' W.. bv The ears. The Randall men
''.,s, w, =, carried the day, and sent Tilden
,a,, ,',.',',. % the State Convention. They
ss' ',., r.':.d The following resolutions:
~ S,t,,,J That the delegates this day
AeRu, Instructed TO vote for delegates
.aos.';y 2t. ;y.,iopaI M Convention who are IN
is.a, asS' NJ San. J. Tilden as our fresl'
h,Ui hI.;,I romipee, and 10 vote on all pre-
q Ssa.. S.,r questions affecting the orRaniza;
aa. saigIb y ibs State Convention with that end
iaTsr. a. o,vavs the Dem.
..,ssr Of Washington county, aololng py
g Sels! .!,ioo a, Of The party's constituted au'
as as';,iss Ess1 pledge in advance, their hearty
s,, taolas', n ,be nominee Of the Cincinnati
,qppS r,qp.p,.n,ion, IL ~ We, We respectfully but earn.
vSl's-S ~. s,,s l,pon our brethern everywhere
4. s., ,,i.ion % Of aIhering to the ticket OF
,.ss ~ , =. ope that gave US our first victory
y ~" ,Isr,v = v years aud whose strength with
4. y sv III nd Gle Of the party Is becoming
.",s :" and more manifest every day.
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ne APprehsnsions OF the Democracy ~
@Thsirsupremacy In the United states

ne Apprehsnsions OF the Democracy ~
srhsirSupremacy In the United states
Asaaie
Yesterdays Cincinnati Enquirer has a
lpea&l from Washington to the effect that
Senator Grover, Of Oregon, Is dangerously
hskIt Wilmington, Delaware. and that
.ae news has excited lively apprehenslons
"a Democratic circles ut Washington IS to
u Se ,ueeessOrhip from Oregon in case Of
:, Da death, as the legislature Is Repub'
uaa' The loss Of another Senator
.aaanEeH Democratic supremacy In
sSeaate alter the 4th Of March next.
ta' Senate now stands forty.three Demo.
s'a, aud thirty.two Republicans, count.
%Is David Davis as a Democrat.
~ 1851, the terms Of twenty-five
SeaAto" expirs-iourteen Democratic
saSa'on 90 out and eleven Republican
senator's Nine OF tho Democratic
'iauetes will most likely be flled
With Democrats, to wit: those elect
- or to be elected by Delaware
nl'yland, Virginia, West Virginia
EI'HdI, Indiana, Missouri. Tennessee ant
tszl'. In Ohio a Republican has already
s'a elected, and Connecticut, New York
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SATURDAY, APRIL i7Tu, 1850,

At the front door Of Ohio county Court House, COM
meneng at 10 O'clock A. ~ proeaB1 to sell at public
lueon 10 the hghoSJ and best bl1dsr tae real tsti0
owned by the North West YIrsIria AgreulIural -.
rieiy, situate on Whselins Island and EnOWn a. ne
"Falr GroundL" sAi1 property eonsiIti oi about2S
1erel uI chOiee and sniatlo i0r building lo and Il
fully descTb In the following d1sd 10 Witch refer
snco Is had, via: deed made By u Il. Brown aid
others 70 said North Weat Virginia Agricultural So-
elety dated SoIembef 49, 1851 aud recorded In HJoE
No b3 pages ISL 10 The records Of deeds for Ohio
county, West virgnlR, and ln Ader made by Joseph
RrEenuer and vile 10 ald North WestHiRinA Cd
eulIurAl Society, dated Fsbrutry a. ISTI aud re0id.
I'd ~ Deed BOOK no. 81, IaB6 CO lohl1 County Re-
eordLM
Ig'ins Of Sale: one-thlTd oi the puTrhaie money IN
hand aud the residue Oh credit Of o. ~ Is aud "a
months, With Interest for which payment, the pur-
chaser Il TO give bis nOi1t sat tlart0lly sgcGrd.
Ths title also retained until the purchase nUnsy ia
tully paid.
r.. BOYD Committee
EARL W. oGLEBAY,J
GEO, A, WICkuAM, AnetI Leef, InFig