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LiceIlse Granted.

License Granted.
The County Court at its session
last week decided to grant license TO
sell at retail spirituous liquorsin the
incorporated towns Of the county,
and fixed the bond at 5000; and
three saloons have been opened in
this place. We are not going to crit
ieize the action Of the Court in this
particular, for we believe they view
ed the license question in all its
bearings, and concluded, perhaps,
that in this way it could be brought
under better control, and break up
the "illicit" saloons that abounded
in all the incorporated towns. While
we have opposed license all along, as
an honest journalist we are compell-
ed to admit, that the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors, from at least four pla.
ces, was never stopped for moment,
since license was withheld, dating
from the Both Of last April. This
open violation Of the revenue laws
was known to our Prosecuting At.
torney and our Justices, but no ar
rests were made, Witnesses by the
score were sent before the grand jury
but by evasions they escaped max
ing indictments, except in q very
few cases. The public moral senti-
ment was not strong enough to cry
down the evil. 1t might have been,
if it had not been hampered by ma
NY church members Christians-so-
called, who openly took the side Of
licensing saloons. This being the
state Of affairs existing in our town,
we concluded not to raise our voice
against the granting of license at the
special term of the county court, be-
cause our officers seemed powerless
to enforce the law, and men would
openly sell license or no license, pro-
tected as they were with q govern.
ment license ard a town permit,
thereby putting it beyond the power
ofthe Mayor toarrest and punish them
for they did not violate the revenue
laws of the town. ~, a.s..!7aa
We are willing try the license
plan again. 1tcannot be worse than
twas while there was no license;
and it may be better. The bond is a
very large one, and surely will keep
the saloon proprietors within some
thing near the bounds of the law
Men who engage in the sale of in
toxicating liquors have some rights
as well as other people, and they ex-
pect to be, and they should be protect
ed from the assaults and curses of
drunken rowdies. If men get drunk
upon our streets, the Sergeant and po-
lice should arrest them promptly and
take them before the Mayor, without
regard to who they are, or their
standing in society, for man drunk
is not fit to be upon the street. A
stern and rigid enforcement of the
ordinance against drunkenness on
the streets, will soon break it up,
and saloons will be run as quietly as
any other business. and people will
hardly know they exist. Saloon
keepers should also be arrested for
every violation of the license law,
no matter how trivial, and promptly
punished. The enforcement of the
law all round, will regulate the
business. We are willing 10 try the
saloons once more, but if they don't
live up to the law and their bond,
we will advocate and demand the re.
voking of the license of any man
who violates his bond.
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Frank Hereford is trimming his
sails, to succeed Hon. H. G. Davis in
the U. s. Senate. Frank will never
get a seat in that body again from
this State.
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straycd or Stolen.

IN Friday night, December Cd, bay
" horse, medium size, high weathers, a
scar on lett hip shape OF letter IL" A
liberal reward will be paid for his return,
or any information that may lead to his
recovery. BALLARD CREAIEENS.
Point Pleasant, w, Va. [lec 7.2w.
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DOUBLE IT'S PRESENT SIZE!
l. will be by considerable the Largest Paper IN tis
state. 1t will be printed on and clear type and
good paper and in its contents will be greatly improy
cd Special attention will be given to gathering late
and reliable reports Of the Cattle Markets or Pkad,
phia, Baltimore and Wheeling, and indeed, like re.
ports Of the Produce and General Markets Of tho lead.
ing cities Of the country will appear in each issue.
THE FARMERS DEPARTMENT will be ed.
ted by practical farmer and all the farmer reader, Of
the REGISTER cordially invited to contribute 10 this
department. from their experience and obserystions
The price 81 IHE WEEKLY REcIsrER will be si.so-
In Clubs Of Ten Stag eoch. There wilt be NO DE.
Walton from these terms
THE DAILY REGISTER will be slightly enlarged
and will be improved in many ways 1t will be repre-
scented in Washington by Mr.. Dana L. Hubbard,
graceful writer Of experience, from whom daily die
patches will be received Our own State affairs will
receive special attention from the large corps Of writer's
pondentS,
Terms, by mail, postage prepaid. sseea year. 40
dress LEWIS BAKER & CO.,
nov 3o-n Wheeling, W. Va.
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The Chicago Times says; A govern
ment of the people by Ohio and for
Ohio hasn't altogether disappeared
from The face Of the earth.
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Richard Burke, Esq. of the old
Monroe Register, will soon start Re.
publican paper at Hinton, Summers
county. We wish him success, finan-
cially.
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There seems to be no special reas.
son for continuing the internal rev.
onue tax unless it be to provide a
surplus revenue as fast as the Re-
publican party can steal it.-Rcg.
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NOTICE.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF w. Val
PolST PLEASANT, w. Va,
Dec. -, 1881. }
TIIE Annual Meeting of the stockhold-
i ers for the election OF Directors, &C.,
will be held at their Banking House in
Point Pleasant, on Tuesday, the 10th of
January next.
I. sTRIBLING, Cashier.
Der law
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STA Day OF scptember. IssI.

all the real estate of the said Samuel
Greer, deceased, situate in Cooper District,
in said county and State, containing about
800 acres, for the description and bound.
aries OF which reference is hereby given to
the records OF said county.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third OF the pur-
chase money cash in hand on the day of
sale, the residue on credit OF one and two
years, the purchaser to execute bonds
with good security for the deferred INSTALL
ments, said bonds to bear interest from the
day of sale until paid and the legal title to
be retained, as further security, until the
purchase money be all paid.
The above land is well improved, under
a high state OF cultivation and with fine
timber, and will be sold subject to the dow
or right of Nancy Greer. widow relict Of
said Samuel Greer, deceased.
HENRY J. FISHER, JR.,
aug, Sd. Special Commissioner.
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THE tract Of timber land belonging to
! Hon. S. S. Cox, OF New York, lying in
'Clendinen District, Mason county, West
Virginia, containing 800 acres, is now for
sale, in the whole, or in tracts OF not less
than 100 acres. Upon this land can be
found the finest OF timber, consisting of
Ash, Walnut, Oak, Poplar and Pine, Easy
access to the Kanawha or Ohio Rivers.
Title indisputable. Abstract of title and
map of land can be seen ut the office of
Jno. +. Trims. Fdf terms and further in
formation apply to theundersigned at Point
Pleasant, West Virginia. Correspondence
solicited
JNO. E. TININIS and
j. P. R. B. SMITH,
dec.l4-tf Attorneys in Fact.
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Judge Ferguson thinks that Con-
gress will not pass the Apportion.
ment Bill in time for the next Legis-
lature to re-district this State, and
that West Virginia will have four
Congressman under whatever APP
portionment is made, and therefore
we will have to let the Districts re.
main as they are now constituted,
and elect one Congressman for the
State at large. Wonder if that Dis
trict will be large enough for him?
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] The right of way men on the W.
P. & c. road are meeting with sub
staqtial encouragement from the
land owners. The route will soon be
permanently located, the right Of
way secured, and the road put under
contract. Register.
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Death of Hon. john w. Forpcv

Hon. John w. Forney died at his
home in Philadelphia yesterday, af.
ter a somewhat protracted illness
caused by Bright's Disease Of the kid.
neys.
He was one of the veteran journal.
lists Of America, and among the most
distinguished men in his profession
of the generation to which he be.
longed. I'D
He began to edit a paper about the
year 1888 at Lancaster, Pa, and from
thence removed to his subsequent
home in Philadelphia, where he has
since almost continuously pursued
his profession, having edited there
and at Washington, several papers
which attained a national distinc.
ton, and was at the time of his death
the editor and proprietor of the jour.
nal called Progress, which is his most
recent venture in that line.
He has served in several promi.
nent official positions, among which
we're the offices of clerk of the House
and secretary of the Senate. He has
long been recognized as a power in
the politics of his State, and had a
large acquaintance with public men
and affairs.
He possessed one Of the most &C.
tive minds of the age, and a facile
pen which he welded to effective
purpose in shaping political events
His death depletes the ranks of jour.
nalism of most conspicuous figure
-one who had attained wider rep.
utation and a larger measure of sue.
cess than falls to the lot of the ma.
jority of men in his professionally.
EteT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

DURSUANT to the terms and conditions
l OF a decretal order OF the Circuit
Court OF Mason County, West Virginia,
entered on the 18th day OF May, 1881, in
the Chancery cause OF Robert Luton, Ex-
ecutor OF Samuel Greer, deceased, vs.. Nan
cy Greer, ct. al, the undersigned will offer
for sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, ut the front door OF the Court
House of Mason County, West Virginia,
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In The Fadely school house and has
one of the largest schools in Glen.
denim.
A Literary society was organized
in the neighborhood some time ago,
and hold their meetings in the school
house in which William Blame
teaches; they have some very inter
esting meetings and lively discus
sions. The members manifest a great
deal Of interest in the society and it
will no doubt be productive Of good
heard while on my visit, several
persons speak very fiatteringly Of
Mr.. John Hutton, and say that they
thought be would be a very suitable
person for legislative honors at some
future day, because he is a good finan.
cier and lover of good roads, and
would try and have laws enacted by
which people would have better
roads IN the country than they now
have. Isay amen with many others
on the road question.
Mr.. Owen Sutphin, Mr.. Gig. Ar.
rington, Of Clendenin, and DR.. f. w.
Phillips, have formed themselves into
apattnership, and intend going into
the sheep raising business in North
western Texas; they intend having
fifteen hundred acres of land, and
two thotsand sheep to commence
with. Messrs. sutphin and AIRING.
ton, left on the 2Sth Of November for
their new field of labor; the writer of
this had the pleasure Of interview
ing thetwo gentlemen before they left
and found that they had strong local
attachments for this section of coun.
try, and is under the impression that
after they get to Texas, they will
often be heard plaintively singing
such sentimental pieces as mo one
to love-" "Would | were with thee"
DC. | told them by way of change
to sing the "Little Brown Jug" but
be careful of the little Jug; the morn.
ing they left on the steamer Telegraph
they were heard sadly humming the
"Girl | left behind me-" Their
many friends wish them success in
their new venture and no doubt they
will make their business profitable,
as they are energetic and industrious
young men. Their friends will hear
from them occasionally through the
Register. On THE Wing.
H. ID, ---s.-
GLOW ln pop roooann - ,..L1 l.
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Sale ofDe|inquent Lands
For Taxes.

A LIST OF REAL ESTATE, in the Coun.
IA ty o. Mason, returned by the sheriff.
of said County, Delinquent for non.pay.
lnent OF State and State School, County and
District Taxes, due on each tract or lot, for
the years 1879 and 1880; to which is added
by the Auditor interest on each amount.
and fifteen per cent. damages on each
amount, with interest added thereto; and
to such amoBnt the Sheriff is entitled to
add commission OF five per cent. us part
OF the expenses OF sale, and such an equal
per centum on all the Taxes due on land
sold to individuals us will be sufficient to
pay the expenses of advertising the full re-
turn OF all sales made to individuals:
WAGGENER DISTRICT.
Arthur Brock, Lot 43, West Columbia.
Amount, S2.04.
Samuel Fry and zerckle's heirs, Lot No.
Is, Pomeroy Street, Mason City. Amount,
Lowell, Payne and Thos. Means, Lot 20.
Sd Street, near Pomcroy Street, Mason
City. Amount, Sl,l0.
ARBUCKLE DISTRICT.
Lewis Fleek, 30 acres, Ohio Is. Amount,
S2.2l.
CLENDINEN DISTRICT.
G. W. Groves, acres, Ohio Is. Amount,
1922.
]. +. Henry, 81 acres, Crab Creek.
Amount, S2.1S.
W. D. Hall, 100 acres, Ohio 1G. Amount,
S6.05.
John E. Neyill, 80 acres, Ohio 10 Hills.
Amount, 1887.
UNION DISTRICT.
Amanda Hill, "A acres, Mud Lick.
Amount, Sill.
Lucretia Harrison, IS acres, Mud Lick,
Amount S3.43.
David Mccoy, IS acres, 10 Mile Greek.
John S. Wetzel, Sl5 acres, Mud Lick.
Amount, S2l.02.
COLOGNE DISTRICT-TowN OF LEON.
F. a. Burrows, Lots 8, 4, 5, s, and s,
Block Z. Amount, Sl.0T.
Same, Lots 3, 4, 5, 0, and s, Block A.
Amount, Sl.07.
Same, Lots l,2, Sand 4, Block 5. Amount
SOIL.
Amount, $l07.
Susan r. Hill, Lots and 4, Block s.
Amount S0.52.
William Moore, Lot 3. Amount, SLIT.
80 E 1h Sherman, Lot o. Amount,
- NJ y Sherman, Lot 10, Block I. Amount
Curtis Sherman, Lot 40, Amount, S195.
Emily Tucker, Lot rs. Amount, $3.50.
COOPER DISTRICT.
Peter Roseberry's heirs, 1870 acres, Pig
con Roost. Amount, S20.9S.
HANNAH DISTRICT.
Samuel 4. Miller, lO5 acres, Guyan.
Amount, sz9l.
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There is great excitement in Up,
shur county, this State, over the re,
ported discovery of a gold mine.
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GLOW do you manage" said a lady
to her friend, "to appear so happy all
the time?" Il always have Parker's
Ginger Tonic handy" was the reply,
land thus keep myself and family in
good health and spirits. See adv.
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srArR OF WEST VIRGINIA,
AUDIToB's OFFICE.
|, JOS. 5. MILLER, Auditor OF the State Of
West Virginia, do certify that the foregoing
list is correct, as appears from the records
OF my Office.
= Given under my hand this Esd day OF
November, 1881
JOS. S. MILLER, Auditor.
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FAMILY FLOUR,
DOUBLING up.
DOUBLE ITS PRESENT sIzEl

an the hrst Of December. the WEELY REG5srER
y viii be enlarged to an EIGHT PAGE PAPrR, and
will be increased TO nearly
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The above sale is adjourned until Wed.
nesday, September 1lil. 1851.
HENRY j. FISHER, JR,
Special Commissioner.

The above sale is adjourned until Mon
lay the 18th OF October, 1881.
HENRY J. FISHER, JR.,
sep. 2l-3w. Special Commissioner.
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The above card should have ap-
peared in our last paper, but it was
held for postage, and we did not get
it until Monday morning last, not
knowing that it was in the office
here ED.
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The above sale is postponed until Mon
day the 9th day of February,
1852. HENRY J. FISHER, JR.,
oct. 26-td. Special Commissioner
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1881
[ 1881
d THE GREAT

49, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1OOl
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
sv,,x,,I DOUBLE TRACK, sIEEL RAILS:
n TFFEcr MAJ iS4H ISL
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot, corner
- Of Sixth ana streets. as follows
For I1ttsburg and the West, 500 am, daily. with
Sleeping Cars TO P1tsbJrg and Chicago; 1880 a. IN.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Gin
cil.Iati, St Louis and Chicago $50 pm. daily.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1er Ganandalsua Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara, with
daily, except Sunday; $50 L. daily, except Sat
prtay, with Palace Cars ~ Canandaigua and Wat
For Willamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 1G 80 a.
For M M daily a1t e1GseRt Sunday. oo
lois PIN, limited express of Pullman Parlor Cars
Tor Brooklyn ny ali through trains connect at Jer
seF City with boats of Brooklyn Annex. affordin9
ferriage across New York city N0"''
Tor philadelphia 500 1880 200 $40 1000
lO:l5 pm Limited Express, $3.50 a NJ daily, ex-
'0f ao $50 yG iS ana id and pna 2S CO.
sunday 500. 1880 am, 200. $40. $50. 1000
For Pope's Greek Line, GAO am and 4:4O pm. daily,
For ANNAPOLIS, $40 am. and 4:4O pm. daily, except
ASP RAMAy
For Aie1andF5s. i:oo 100. 10 and IL 80 Am. 42o
For Richmond and the South. ZOO and IL 10 am.
Trains e1y, and S9o ?; =; daily except sunday
M and 1900 midnight. On Sunday at sos and
loco am 200 ana 9:05 pm:
Tickets and information the northeast corner
o. 18th street and Pennsy avenue at depot
where orders be left for the checking of baggage to
Yn.>- J. i; WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
fhaNh THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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RY vIRTUE OF THE Will OF THE LATENsa
No ga sTp y n Court the Disric q Colum
fee ep THURSDAY. ne TWRNTIETH DAY Of &C.
TOBEK. A:;D. 1881 q FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lot
and two In square numbered 40 and GO tat part Of
Lot fweniy1nv In s99are numbered 40. whereof the
late En0cn tucker died. seized and possessed said part
& Lot e essnS ID Il rsss q Lot nd
Of Columbia situated tho north side Of street. be-
tween ~ ana 9th streets northwest, improved BY
northwest -
stamens IN six, twelve and eighteen months from ay
q sale With inteEes OF sl cash e option Of the pur
chaee Conveyancing ut cost Of the purchaser. de-
post Of 500 required ct time Of ssle.
JOHN A. RUFF, Trustee
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BREWSTER. On Thursday, October 18TH 1881.
Mrs. VICTORIA BREWSTER, a native and late of New
Orleans.
The funeral will take place from the Louise Home on
Massachusetts avenue, on Friday October l4th. at
O'Clock pm.
COOK. October 10Th. 1881, ESQ pm, at his late
residence 9th street northwest. cancer of the
stomach, TRUMAN A. COOK, aged seyeIty-one years.
GREEN. October 18th, 1881, ELIZABETH GREEN,
the beloved wife of the late James Green.
Notice of the funeral hereafter.
GALEY. On October 18th, 1881, ADAM GALLEY.
aged thirty eight years.
Funeral from the residence Of his brother in law W.
W. WILDER, No. $50 oath street northwest, Friday,
the 14th. at IL O'Clock a Interment at Arlington.
Va.
MOUNTAIN. On October 13. 1881, at $50 a. m. q
his late residence, 6I5 Second street northwest DAM
TEL MOUNTAIN, aged fifty three years. q native II
County Kerry, Ireland.
Funeral viii take place from St Aoysius Church Sat-
urday morning. Requiem at 3 O'Clock. Friends
and relatives invited TO attend. 2s
STICKNEY. On Thursday morning. October 18th.
1881, 9:l5 O'clock, of Inflammation of the bovola
Hon. WILLIAM STICKNEY. aged hfty-four years.
Notice of funeral hereafter,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUs1-
NESS PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BRIDGE STREET, BETWEEN MARKET SPACE
AND MARKET STREET. GEORGETOWN, d. c.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust. bearing date theGl
2 Zen day GOT Of foo 1875 ana duly 5soo5 q
land land records for washnston county. VIC Dis
TWENTIETH, 1881, AT FOUR O'Clock, in front of
the premises the following described property: Part
side Of Bridge street, and adjoining to and on the
west side of Lot Al beginning for the the end Of
y feet inches west from intersection of
the west side of Market Space and the south line of
Bridge street. being the northwest of lot Al and
run thence westwardy with Bridge street ri feet
inches to tenfoot alley thence with alley south
street n eet INCHES and thence north to the place
beeinnng with the right to the of said tenfoot al
ley and to maintain building over the same in line
with second story of the house, situated above de-
scribed lots together with the which
Terms One third cash, the residue in two equal pay
ments, at six and twelve months, with notes bearing
interest at six Per cent per annum until paid and
at purchasers cost 800 deposit required at
time of SALE IT the terms of sale not complied with
in seven days after sale the Trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM CLABAUGH,l ,r,,,.oos
o7-dB MAYHEM Platter, A'useo'
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FTVRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON STREET, BETWEEN
EOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS

D. 1870 and recorded in Lber No. 627. folio 1s4, Of
the land records for the District Of Columbia
THURSDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTO-
BER A. D. 1881 AT 43O O'CLOCK P. NJ. all that lot
OF ground in the city of Washington in the District
Goumbia Known as Lot numbered forty six t46l in
hundred and seven COD with the improvements con-
sisting Of very desirable Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale Onethird cash; balance in equal in
salments in six and twelve months with interest to be
secured by trust the property. Conveyancing at
purchasers cost deposit of 800 required at time of
sale. If terms not complied with in week from
day of sale the Trustee the right resell
risk of defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM GORDON. JR., Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auc0Oneers. Old
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New York Democratic Convention.


After our telegraphic report of the proceedings or
the New York state democratic convention closed
yesterday, Mr.. p r. olney, from the committee on
resolutions, presented its report These resolution
peat the declaration that the people were de-
fraded of the fruits Of victory I'm the election of
1876 and that there WAS fragrant corruption in The
election of 1880; reform throughout the federal adj
mlnlStr2t1on Is stl necessity; il Is the duty OF
The democracy OF the state OF New York 10 resume
ana carry on 10 a successful completion the
measures and policy OF administrative reform
begun In 1874; the assassination OF President Gar
held Is denounced as crime against authority,
against free institutions and against humanity;
the party Is pledged To the payment OF every dol
lars OF the public debt. principal and interest," re-
adjustment Is declared To be reputation, and the
northern republican leaders are rcprobated for the
encouragement given To reputation In Virginia,
mississippi, Minnesota and other states; a rigorous
investigation into the Star-roue frauds is demand
ed, and the resolutions that money obtained by
fraud from the United States treasury was used as
corruption fund IN the last presidential election
William Purcell, Of Rochester. was nominated
for secretary Of state, George H. Lapham OF Yates
for controller: Roswell A. ParmenUr Tor attorney
general, Robert A. Maxwell for state treasurer,
InomaS EyeFShed for state engineer, and w. c.
Rugar Tor Judge Of the court OF appeals The state
committee was appointed, and the convention adj
Journed SINE de. Daniel Manning. OF Albany. WAS
unanimously chosen chairman of the state COM
mittee,