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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
THEsOLDIERs' MONUMENT.
Approving the Registers Re
marks About Its Location.
1rruspOuicucc OF The REGISTER.

iHEltN 41oilltilct 0l tAtt A'hiAteAs
WHEELING, March IL,
The writer desires 10 express hls earn
est approval OF yaur remarks IN Tues-
days paper in reference to the location
OF the soldiers monument Many other
citizens have expressed themselves IN
the same way. Ii is matter OF wonder
To many people that the location at
Chapline and Fourteenth streets was
ever thought Of OF proposed by any sen
slble man. The streets there are less
than forty feet Widc between the curbs
Tho monument cannot DO stuck down IN
the mud like sigu post IN a country
ruai. but must necessarily have "A sur
rounding area pTopoTtlonate 10 ITS size.
twill therefore occupy probably twenty
icr, square right in tho middle Oi the
street. leaving roadway Of less than
ten feet un each side. And this too at
one ui the most travelled corners IN the
city. Fourteenth street will become a
thOrUughiare to and from the country,
al least in the summer time, as "A result
of the cut at the east end. IL will taNr
an expert tcamstcr to drive a wagon
heavily loaded with coal, stone, or hay
around that monument and down
the hill 10 Market street, even 1t he
should be- fortunate enough not 10 meet
another team going in any one OF thc,
other three directions. The north end
oi the Capital square is undoubtedly tho
proper place. There is plenty oi room
AT that point. IL would partly iili AMI
relieve large and unplcas:ng vacancy.
II would he a handsome ornament IN
front OF the State House instead ot
miserable obstruction IN the middle ui
the street. ii 1t should be- placed at
Fourteenth aud ChapIlne, public clamor
would compel It's removal IN less than
SIX months. Let Council consider we'll
before taking any action which Viii de-
stroy two streets a. public thorough
hrrs. The writer expresses not only
his own opinion bat that Of many
others. aud hopes that this question will
be- considered and discussed before 1t -
too late. InArtINE SIHAEI'
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EIiSBURG.
Freight Train Wreekcd-Mur-
der Trial.

PNEKEUsuuKG March l6.-A freight
train on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road broke in several pieces whi.c com
ing down Silver Run Grade, near Pctro-
lcum, lao, night. The train was badly
wrecked. four or five ears being demOl-
i,hcI. One man is reported rs injured.
The Castor murder trial came up in
the Circuit Court to-day. Neurly all
the afternoon was lost in securing a
Jury. 4 very large number Of witnes.
scs have been summoned, aud the case
will probably last Tor a week or ten
lays.
Judge Thomas Browse, President OF
the County Court Of Peasants county,
one II the oldest. wcalthieSt aud most
respected citizens Of that county, died
very suddenly at II. Mary'i, sunday
night.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The Strikes In st. Louis

IT. LOUIS. March Title strikers at
the Missouri Pacific railroad machine
shops hero held long s"cUt meeting
tbis afternoon. at which several speeches
wcar made, the tenor oi which was that
tlcy would stand firmly together, that
thry would not treat with super
iutcndcnt Hewitt IS individuals
but only as = b0iy, that they would not
resume work until their demand ior an
advance II ten per cent. Be complied
with. and they signed a pledge
10 this effect About twenty yard
men in the freight yard OF the Wabash,
~ Iouis and Pacific Western division
strnck tonight for an advance OF twenty
rrnt, a day. They have been r-cclNins
a ~ per day, they nov want $40,
The Cigar Makers Union, At meet
ipg 10 night. adopted resolution ar
proving the cUursr OF the cigar makers
~ Cincinnati, and appointed a commit
tse 10 collect money i1r their benefit
The Trades Assembly will probably
take a similar action.
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sENAroRs kELLoaa AND HILL
r1ctr Casesin the Committee

Vhcir Casesin the Committee
s.r..t. g1 ,ay Lcs.,iyr
W,suINsIuN. March ii.
The ) nate COMMITTEE on Elections
Yesterday a.rred. As everybody autIci,
YAtcd. that Mr hcl.osg Is not entitled
t8assat iu o., S.ult', AMI senator Ben
uU has prepared the report shortly
alter tu.s Tact w.1s known, Alr. hclIoeg,
iu thy = nate, moved 20 appoint, a com
milJrc to nav. gate certain newspaper
cHarsys against him, t5-wIt. That be bad
r1usp,grl with others 90 weaken the Iu,
durnce oi senator lIili, by circulating
s.andalous stores about han aud had
iust.-at a woman %. bah repu,c 70 -
90 thr Caplto, an scni .or scutoE Hill,
calling herself Mrs. senator kcllusS,
with ike view. IL was singular that
on "a question ui this kind aii Democrats
voted ua aud aii Republicans aye, anu
yet 10 meant that behind the resolution
there were pu,iu,J, motives.
The comment t5-lay Is that the ke-
pubhAus viii make an ed0t 10
secure political capital Tor the
Presidential canvass oUt Of the report in
the kruosg case, and viii use 30 the
best advantage everything collateral 70
it. 10 b. stated. furthermore, that
Mcssrs Coukhus Eimunds and Blaine
will DO thvir best iu this debate. Now
senator Hill. oi ,,uorgia has shown him
sell on many uCcasi0ns in the senate,
the peer "a ability OF any imam in Con
gress, aud a. ,he leader in the debate
on the Ke.logy case, which viii De pro-
tractcl aui aCyrimonI1G>, hr vii, avn
certain. make a speech which viii De
long remembered ia the history OF the
senate. lie has been unfairly treated
Tecentiy and has been called 10 endure
what would make any proud man re-
lentlcss to those be believed bad wan
toniy wronged him. Mr.. kslioggs rvs
olution Yesterday did not tend, ! take
il. to make him ieel more kindly 10
ward anybody.
he has a weak point, like most men,
but it viii not come out IN the ksiioss
debate, and that is that in all hissPssenss
be 10 bound 70 bring out bis Union rec
ord Gov. Wise, Of Virginia, 10 VIII b
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THE ZANESyILLE ELOPERS
They Return as Man and Wife.

special Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer.
ZANESyILLE, o., March l6.-upon the
arrival of the four O'Clock tram this
morning ex.poliCeman Stitt and Miss
Emma Werner, who eloped yesterday,
were among the passengers who ahghi-
ed at the depot, and were at once the
synosure of all eyes. They Jumped into
a hack aud were driven to the residence
OF the grooms father, where they have
received many calls to-day and were
congratulated on the success Of their
adventure, Tonight at twelve o'clock
the entire police force called 10 pay their
respects, aud were received with great
cordiality 10y the bride and groom.
The father OF the girl has an idea that
the officers here knew all about the
plans OF the pair, and aided them IN
making successful tour. He is also OF
the opinion that the officers Of Bellalre
were either posted or bribed, for they
had the parties under arrest for several
hours, and finally released them. The
girl, il seems, was locked up in Bcilairc,
while Slit. was escorted around town Tor
three or four hours. The father Oi the
groom threatens to sue the town Tor
making false arrest, and hcaping an
indignity upon the girl and his son by
imprisoning them, both being under
uyC.
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POLITICAL FEUD.
Serious Shooting ARRAY ut An
napOlis.

ANNAruLIs, March l7.-Michacl FAR
rcr. ui Baltimore, Was shot in the face,
to-day, during political quarrel aud
serious injured. The shooting was thu
elimination Of political icud between
the roughs Of two factions Of the Dep,-
cratic party in this city, who for the
past few days have been attending the
iubbics Of the Legislature for the pur.
pose oi influencing the votes OF city
members on pending, 1t is stated by
members OF the State Senate that
while that body was in session
last night four or five Of these roughs,
with pistols in their pockets, crowded
the door leading from tho anto-room
into the senate chamber and insulted
the Scuatrrs II is also stated that there
was concerted plan 10 shoot |, Free.
man Raiscu, Clerk OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas oi this city, who is 4
recognized leader oi one Of the factions,
Raiseu was escorted 10y several members
Of the senate and House 10 his hotel
anil saved from being WIylaId.
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r,nnr, nnin Resumed.

Nav YoRN, March 1.-The b''laSti''
saws Within the past lew days the
export Of grain has been resumed on .
moderate scale. and more bills OF eX-
change As result are 10 be expected.
Tine demand for remittances Is Prinoi-
pally to pay Tor merchandise. There
are no securities coming here irom
London, and only a small amount
-, tbe continent. IL will be remem-
berrd that year ASo, and during sood
p.rt oi The last year, there were heavy
Imports Of called United States bonds
should the graiu exports assume such
proporpons a. il Is reasonable 10 expect
nom the movements Of the last lev
Jays. the question Of gold exports may
be deferred for the present.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
SERIOUS RESULT or A POLITICAL
fEUO.
lncendiary Fires-Murderer Executed -
Freight Train Wrecked - Mob
Law in Illinois -
Found Dead,
Atiemptad PoiaoninR.

BosroN, March l7.-Homer Yelling
ton, lately Withdrawn from the firm Of
Utley * Boynton, commission mer-
chants, has been arrested, at the instance
OF his iather-in-law, on the charges OF
being deiaulter and iorger. yelling
tons family have been seriously sick ut
times, the disease being called gastric
fever. An infant son and his wife re-
Gently became ILL., She secured some
porridge he had prepared for her, and
analysis showed arsenic sufficient to kill
ten persons In the possession Of Wei
lington when arrested arsenic was
found, and he is said 10 have made a
confession. The police say his iniatua-
ton for another woman was the cause
Of his crime.
Mob Law in Illinois
WINCuKsrER, Ill, March l7.-At one
o'clock this morning one hundred mask
ed men boldly rode up to the county
Jail, battered down the door, disarmed
the guards and iailers. and with reyol-
veTs in hand. compelled them to glyo up
Nilt htlNs llltN tlltAl NiiNAANA tiN WI "
Joseph J. Field, and dispatched him
with number OF pistol shots.
Incendiary Fires
BRANCuyILLE, :. c., March l7.-This
town was set on fire in two places slm-
ultaneously about O'Clock this morn
ing, aud among other valuable buildings
destroyed was the postOilice. Most OF
the government property was saved.
Found Dead.
AURORA. LII, March l7-Early this
morning Mrs w Baldwin was found
dead in bed with her jugular vein sew
cred, and beside her lay her unconscious
husband with several gashes in his
throat, arms and abdomen His wounds
are not serious. Baldwin came from
Vermont, and they were married three
weeks ago. Cause unknown.
Murderer Executed.
PuNrIAC, ILL., March l7.-Johannes
De Boir was hanged here to-day. His
crime was the peculiarly atrocious muT-
der Oi Miss Ella Martin, a girl OF H.
whom lac first attempted To outrage as
she Was going home from church, and
falling in that kicked and beat her 50
severely that she died the next day.
The body hung IL minutes when lite
was pronounced extinct.
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TIIDEN'S TAX.
Books, Papers and Documents
Called For.

NEw YORK, March lin the income
tax suit by the Government against
samuel j. Tilden, ubponds dltces teclHn
have, within the past few days, been
served on William \. Booth, President,
and Conrad T.. Jordan, Cashier o. the
Third National Bank; Jacob Hayes aud
5SasJ. Clossen, brokers; q. W. Smith,
Secretary of the New York Iron Mine,
aud Winslow, Lanicr 4 Co., bankers,
requiring them to produce in court all
books, papers, vouchers, writings or
documents relating to the transactions
had 10y them, by or on account with
Til1eu, between December LIST, 1861, and
January LIST, 1873. Tilden himself is
also called upon 10 produce all books
and papers touching his pccuniary al
fairs between the dates named.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
HOW IT WAS OBSERVED IN VARIOUS
PLACES.
Reports from New York, ST. Louis, Louis.
vile and MOntreal-Ths Dis
tress in Ireland Curbs
the Display.
81 Louis.


ST. LOUIS, March l7.-Notwithstand
ing that about half Of the Irish societies
Of this city decided not to parade to-day,
so that they could increase the fund to
greater proportions, tho procession
which started in the line OF march at 2
o'clock this afternoon presented u fine
appearance, and attracted good deal OF
attention. There was not so much dis
play as on former occasions, still many
houses along the route were handsomely
decorated, and flags and streamers were
flying in all directions. About 1000
men were in line.
New York.
NKw YORK, March 1.-THE day was q
delightful one, with genial sun and
pleasing breeze, yet the parade ol the
Ancient Order OF EIibernians, who alone
marched in procession to-day, was small
in extent and poor as a display.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, March l7.-Quiet st.
Patrick's day; no procession. There
were several Irish society banquets in
tue cNtHlls. luc pIOtStuh va thO ofN'o
House performance were given to the
New York Herald Irish relief fund.
Ban Francisco.
SAN FRASCIsco, March 1.-THE rain
intcrlered with the parading oi the
Irish societies and necessitated the
shortening Of the procession, but the
Pavilion AMI Woodward Gardens were
crowded to hear the literary exercises.
The non .paraders assembled in great
force at the Grand Opera House, where
the exercises were held. Both enter
tainments must have netted hand.
some SUN for the relief fund.
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE Irish
citizens had no parade to-day, but this
evening the cathedral was crowded to
listen to lecture by Father O'Bonnel,
the proceeds OF which are for the poor
81 ireland. A ball concludes the days
event.
Montreal
MONTREAL, March l7.-St. Patrick 5
day was celebrated quietly here and at
Ottawa At the latter place tonight a
concert will be given in the Grand
Opera House, under the auspices OF the
st. Patrlck's literary association and
patronage OF the Governor-General and
Princess
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noon t,r Palmer.

SPRINGFIELD. H., March 1.-THE John
NJ. Palmer Club held public meeting
tonight at the court house, which MAS
croNded With citizens OF Springfield, II
respective OF party, and those Demo
crais from abroad nov in The city. Ex-
Governor John NJ. Palmer delivered an
sxscnded address, at which be secspesd
the position Of eandidote Tor ths psn-
ocrsiie nomination Tor President
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Sgccl I,aill and Tar-r Manufacturing Ma
t,si1is.

NRsHSsIaS, March t..
The Wtysaut Means Committee viii,
uu M1uiay, ava assured by uuc oi ITS
leaders, commcuc. toyutc on trIii pro-
positions, m,,uiu. sugar. steel rails,
paper materials. Nr. a. morrow IL viii
takr up AMI asr.c tp grpug, thv uitl pro-
yldtus tor the cancellation 90 export to-
b4cro boa is, AMI tins week viii make
every possible cuiyJy1v tp clear It's
d1csytui private b.ls iajbcrr o. my
prediction tuat when the vote a. taken
on ,l.lr next Wruh. ,ucrr viii ho a uni
form rate commended pu al sugars
uuIrr o.. aui t.N % wlii amount o.
about 3D. pet cent ad yJiurrm. rs !
have heretofore stated. this viii allow a
rrIu-tiuuo, t.r duty ou the dIstributlye
sugars above o.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THS TARIFF ON SUGAR, STEEL
RAILS, &c.
APretiction Concerning 1.-THE River ard
HarOOr Bill-Presiden,ial Tals-Sen-
a,)r Davis Report on the Star
SsrsiCs Uader Discussion.
HOOP PIRON
Secretary shormau's Ruling Prcsiden-
t:ai Talk.
49,. al .4 t... E.gr.E.-

t:ai Taik
sl.,aI .' ,Uy EcSr,-r.
W NNsuiNDT1S, March Il.
Tia. sUu committee OF Ways and
Mpaus. c.usis,iut %, MyssrL Tucker.
Gasuv.I auI iIubDyH, will, ON Friday,
ave a uearug % those interests in Sec
retary SEermAn's rulings on hoop iron.
The Secretary informs the COMMITTEES by
letter that uul.ss congress takes action
lac Will adhere 10 his ruling.
Tur Wallace men say tonight that Of
one luuircd and twenty delegates
r,,,t a outs sir oi Philadelphia to tho
Democratic Sta,c convention, eighty
three are anti-T.ideu, ant that this inii-
Gates tic Stat, viii not be for the old
man.
Tue 81 PatrcN' 5 parade Vas u meagre
adlir, but the weather was excellent
$40 senator Q 1, SmIIU, Who Is also
member ot tLe Conservative state
Couutt.y OF Virginia, is here, aud says
tina, uo. a sn ;.e member OF the Virginia
Ic..s,,ur. is Tor T,lden. tie believes
seymour, Fiy.ds, Bayarl or Hancock
can AIRY lu, Suta.
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Add tho TW0-VbrIs' Rule.
S.r.sl ,r t.H Er.H.r.
V............... IA a. Mnr,b l.

S.r.aJ ,r tae Er.a.r.
W,smNgruS. d. g., March L..
The irytiu- iu l.u, 1i the two-tmrls
rul, grows sJ1us.r among southern
pmoyut.. aut (. cy gave wrighty rca-
s1ua.w 81 o. Shout b. tanned at Gin
ruu4u. I.rr. H.Jcu activity among
tay ,r.,uIs a. F.r.I AMI Hancock ou the
Democratic side, but ytv ht;i' among
lhc friends oi Mr Eayard The reports
d,w IN from Virginia that u MIR hiicu
Is nominated Lc Will lose that state.
They come from those iu a position
o. know tuc sentiments ul thu people.
uar virginia Cour, ssWan has stated
nm yir,, ui t4is. that o. lIldru IsU.Wua-
tel hr viii not DC a candidate Tor TO-
election. The Grant men cJutiau' tp
assert that the "mIu ca hur~rbJ'N Is
bound tg bcuumiuatyi Jt IuIgl-', but
ylu mprt many sensible Republicans
Wls l.t.I. tg.tryc that Wa,uyUruC viii
be tur mau Al reports from tuy south
are Co tur rurc, that tb" negroes arr I1r
GrAul Oi course they are O.. him,
while thsy NuHN at auI care not Tor
Mr,-r, EdwULis - Go, auy u..rr tIan
thry IiI iu lN72 i.r Grryly aUa sumner,
stall they know ui Lincoln AMI Nunt.
TIL, uyIu. may seriously Interfere
with the solid South aruugOmgnt oi
Mr.. sherman.
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WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIA-
TION.
All Mills To Shut Down for Two
Weeks.

PlrrsGURGH, March l1.-At meeting
tins morning OF the Western Nail Asso-
citation, which had the largest reprcsen-
tation for two years, a resolution was
adopted, almost unanimously, 10 stop
every nail machine in tie Wos; Tor two
weeks, commencing Monday next OPP
position was manifested in the meeting
by few parties having no stock on
I.UI
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FALSE IMPRESSION.
Not Because they We're Demo-
Gratis, but Because they Were
Good Men.

Correspondence o! the Register.
GRAFTON, March l6,
Ny attention has been called to the
following special telegram from this
place published in to-day's issue Of
your dayiy paper
GRAFTON, March u.
At the municipal election held here
to-day, the following were elected, who
are among our best citizens. Mayor
Il. ID. Cochran COuncilmen-first
ward, +. NJ. Durbin and James fiana-
agan. second ward, j. NJ. Rogers. For
School Commissioner, A J. Nuzum, OF
the First ward. Everything passed oil
quietly. The result is Democratic
victory.
Idcem it proper and right TO correct
the impression conveyed by the last
sentence IN this communication. While
it is true that all the persons elected are
Democrats, it is also true that not one
Of them was elected for that reason.
The question Of politics diI not enter
into the election, aud had nothing what
ever 10 DO with the result. More
than half Of the votes recelNei
by each Of the persons elected
we're Republican votes. The men elect
ed were chosen because they seemed
best qualified to ill the offices. The
persons defeated received many Demo
cratic votes. In short, the last sentence
creates a false impression and - wholly
without foundation OF excuse. AZ Is
outrageous to drag politics into borough
elections. and still more outrageous TO
say that the result isa political victory
when politics had nothing whatever 10
do with IL A DEaOCRAT.
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IRELAND
The pi.tress Increasing

DuHL,S. March l5-Bishop Logue,
chairman Of the Donegal Central Rehei
Committee. in asking for further aid,
states that there are 5000 individual.
in Donegal needing relief, that the dis
trcss is increasing and viii not decrease
until August. 4 grant Of f2,W0 has
been made Tor Donegal, 10000 irom
Canada TO be applied in the reProdue-
tive works. such as providing boats, nets,
L. for fishing purposes
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remembered, had . similar weakness.
and could hardly argue law case alter
the war without telling the court and
jury that he was right in 1850 when he
proposed to,make the light in the Union.
Senator Hill, know, has the sympathy
OF Senators not heretofore specially
friendly to him in the trials he has re-
Gently been called upon to 20 through.
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wrostltnx Match

Bosrox, March l7.-Ai 2:IS this alter
noon the referee in the collar and elbow
xrrstlins match, between John Nc
Mahon and II. N. DuiuT. declared u
draw. neither gaming fair iAil- The
men Wished 10 contine, but the ease Of
the hail expiring, they were Obliged 10
retire. IL is uDderstood the contestants
divided the receipts. which Ssre nearly
C OOl
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HOUSE.


Mr.. Taylor offered resolution for
the appointment Of a special committee
TO investigate the present method OF
settling claims against the United States
Referred.
The morning hour having been dis
pensed with, the House went into Conn
mittee OF the Whole, Mr.. Carlisle in the
Chair, on the deficiency appropriation
bill.
At the conclusion OF the general de-
bate the bill was read by sections.
Mr.. Reagan offered an amendment to
the amendment providing that the pro-
visions OF this section shall extend to
all pensioners OF the classes referred to
in this section, and that the provisions
OF section I,7l6 OF the revised statutes,
shall not apply 10 the exclusion OF any
from the benefits Of its provisions.
Mr.. Hiscock raised point OF order
against Mr.. Reagan's amendment.
Mr. Reagan supported his amendment.
He desired that Mr.. McMahon's amend.
ment should apply to all alike, notwith.
standing the provisions OF tho revised
statutes. Certainly Congress would not
pursue further the aged and decrcpit
and deny them the bounty OF the Gov
ernment. They served in the days oi
weakness and peril.
After some debate on the point OF or
der the committee rose IN order to give
the chairman an opportunity to exam
ine the rules bearing On the point.
Adjourned.
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL
Twr Good Men on tho Committees.

Iwr Good Men on tho Committees.
Si..s. o.. ,.r Cr.lsrr.
WNSuINGToS, March t..
Ito" raPIri you last night wAnt the
sgb.g,Wmlt,rr ui tAc House Commerce
C1umittr. la r commended IA regard
O. taT.. VS.. Nsr ina rivers, and &c Is
iuguuat Tat Mr. kruua is on the
ii1G. truwrr.. Committee and Scua-
tpy ii,r,, co uu iuc Senate Commerce
Commit because this gives assur-
aur. Jlat w.: Virginia viii b. Justly
dsI., S. ,rl uu the river aU harbOr bill.