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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-30
Special Meeting OF the County
COurt.

A SPECIAL SESSION OF the County
IA Court OF Mason County West Virgin.
ia, is hereby called 70 be held ON Monday.
the 4th day OF April, 1881, Mt the Court
House thereof, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the
purpose Of taking bond and security from
the Justices OF the Peace elected for said
county on the 18th day OF October, 1880,
as required by chap 4, Acts OF the Legisla,
ture 1881, and Tor the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come be.
fore said Court.
Given under our hands this the 2ed day
OF March, 1881.
GIDEON BROWN, Presl,. Pro- TEN.
W. Q. GREENLEE, Commissioner,
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FOR RENT.

A SAW PLANNING MILL and stave
"A machine combined, for one year or
more as the party renting, may desire.
Enquire of Susan Harpold, at Hartford
City, West Virginia. The mill is known
as the Valley City Saw Mill, and is situat-
ed on the Ohio river, at the lower end OF
Hartford City, below the mouth OF Sliding
Hill Creek.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-30

The Richmond Dispatch puts Ma.
hone at proper value, We think,
when it says: Eve do not feel like
complaining of him. He has placed
himself where he can no longer pro.
fess to be Democrat. As a Demo.
crat, he drew of Democrats from their
proper party. AS he now stands, he
will hereafter give the Republicans
the trouble he has heretofore given
us, or else he will have to go over to
that party. In either event the
Democrats will be the gamers"
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NOtice no Tresnossers

A IL persons are hereby warned from
IA trespassing in any manner upon the
premises, or lands OF John Potts, lying in
Clendenin District, this county, without
my consent, as they will DO prosecuted to
the fullest extent OF the law.
mar. l6-ti. JOHN POTTS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-30

Ohio proposes to increase its Su-
preme Court 10 nine members. The
supply u reu,S.a,l Offices is running
out, and the State probably intends
to provide for its sons at home.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-30
A Market for West girglnIa Ores

The time is coming-It must come
very soon-when the demand for iron
ore will be so great as to force capita
to break in upon our isolated terrific
ry, and turn up our soil TO find out
at least, what We have concealed
there.
We don't occupy central part in
the geography of the United State:
for nothing. If wehsye rich deposit:
Of iron ore in this State, and that
fact is once established, we won't be
able to keep it buried in our hills
Capitalists will soon invade our ter,
ritory and take possession. Trans,
portation ia no small item in a mat,
ter of a commodity so heavy as iron
ore. Manufacturing centerp are pros.
porous and progressive just in pro-
portion to the cost Of their materials
A few cents difference between one
manufacturing city and another in
the cost of the transportation of coke
or ore is sufficient 10 almost destroy
the business Of the point which pays
the most.
The extraordinary increase in the
consumption Of iron in this country
the building Of immense lines Of
railroads, the increase in all kinds Of
machinery, and the various uses Of
iron in the rapid development of our
new country, is actually creating a
deficiency in the supply of iron ore,
aud each month is Fastening the
time when the ores Of West Virginia,
if they are what We suppose them to
be in quantity and quality, must
necessarily come into market.
But il is fact that is made an.
parent BY The present course Of bust
ness in the manufacture Of iron, that
the quality rather than the quantity
Of ore, is that which determines lis
marketable value. East Of the AL
leghanies it has become usual for
furnaces to import from Spain and
Algeria the iron ores which those
countries yield, their freedom from
sulphur and phosphorus more than
paying for the cost of transportation.
1t has been found cheaper TO trans
port ores Of a certain character free
from phosphorus and sulphur, over
great distances and at high prices
than to use inferior ores from nearer
home. This fact Is continually de.
monstrated in the practice Of our
furnaces here and at Pittsburgh in
the purchase Of Lake Superior ores.
1t depends then somewhat upon
what shall prove to be the quality of
our ores, rather than the quantity,
about which latter there seems to be
no dispute, whether West Virginia
ores will have q boom in the near
future. The operations in the Ka.
nawha Valley, as well as the charac-
ter Of the ores now being developed
in Virginia would appear to relieve
all doubt about the value Of our ores,
and leave the one question open as
to how soon the demand will induce
capital to break into our State and
build US some railroads. Wheeling
Register.
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Democracy.

Gov, Sargent in his Je6ersOnian
has this to say Of the Democratic
minority in both Houses of Congress
"The position of the Democratic
party as a powerful minority in both
Houses of Congress is decidedly the
most advantageous it could hold for
the ensuing two years. A wise and
conscientious use of the opportuni
ties it must enjoy will almost inevi.
tably result in the restoration of its
late majority in the House at the end
of two years, and at the end of foul
years in such another sweeping ma
tional victory as that of the election
of Tilden and Hendricks in 1876"
The following important bill wa.
passed by the Legislature of thi:
State. 1t is as follows:
can act to make persons charged
with crime competent witnesses il
this State"
Be il enacted By The Legislature of YES
Virginia:
That in the trial of all indictments
presentments, warrants and otheI
proceedings against persons charged
with the commission of felonies
ofenses and misdemeanors, the per
son SO charged shall, at his own re
quest bat not otherwise, be a compe
tent witness, and his failure TO make
such request shall not create an,
presumption against him, nor shall
any reference be made to, nor any
comment be made upon such neglect
ca refusal.
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Assassination.

Whatever the purpose of the assas.
sin may be, assassination is means
too cowardly, too hateful, too base, to
be employed by any one created in
the image of God. And it is thou.
sand times more frequently resorted
to in the interests of oppression than
in the interests Of liberty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-30

Malone is master The Republi-
cans have swallowed a Rebel "Briga-
dior"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-30

Republicans are going to hold a
Convention to nominate a candidate
for Superintendent Of Frye Schools.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-30

The great desire Of the colored Wis.
itors to Washington is to see secreta-
ry Lincoln, and they flock 10 him in
crowds, saying they want to shake
hands with the son of the man who
issued the emancipation proclama.
ton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-30
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JAMES H. COUCH,
inch So-4w. Trustee.
, 1881-09-16
FEELING.


WAsllrSaroS, u. C., Sept. t5.-This norl1-
M there was tecrived II very pretty night
.lock fur tho President. \ cHrsl attached
,orc tho wnr.ls: "Witl. the sympathy Of
tsc interested rllIl,tren ut DUstur." Tho
.lork will l,e placed III tho Presidents claa,l'-
3er.
4 VERY HANDSOME TNnf:E-Witt:Ef.ED EASY
CllAtE
was reec!y.rI FROM John tf0ey;
TILE F0s.t.uWtSG TI;t.EnItAM
frMn Tnprka. kns., WIS received by Mrs.
tias!irld:
.iwc1.ty tt,putnrtd veteran soldiers, III reunion
nA4rtnh!od. SEMI ynu nur s;ittpnthy nEtl lnve,
s,d aa;s y.t Il, say o,lr stricken eonra'le that
.'mr hearts :lrc hrnttnR with aflxl"l,@ hnpn snr
his rrsnycry. Hny to HIN wn l'csvp that. under
itraytn, A,,!etl by shat sublime cn'traRe nntl
faith which II, tho iass hn.e hs.rh In htl peopin
bis ERWIN VI glory, hu ,rit !io preserved to the
c,untrr hc hus srryei su lnl4, 30 faithfully. nrd
so wull. LtrlA ltAr1.sEt1. commanding.
ltEl...W.Alif.
WIi.MtSaroS, Del, Sept. i5.-,rlc Now
Castlr i'ySbstcry passsat resolutions Of sym
pnIhy with tho l'!psiti.sllt nint family.
, 1881-09-16

Tho journalists l,ayo rntstrne.l 10 st. l,aut.
tltnt will leave for tho Fnst tomorrow. ll0l.
tlnl,, Of tho I}ostun .I?'trlttl, the only nnp
wti0 1as latl my experience III lull,onlng.
defends King frt,in the caarRo OF ttu,itlty.
al,l says It has not bccn possible to hscolitl
snfely Rt any time slNce tho wind begun to
blow.
Tho following is from MI Interview Will,
Prof. King:
"'!Ye liayo. given tho thing up. We shnil
mt teavn ibis spot. except rs we 40 OF IN
couples to st. l'nu1 and Minneapolis. Tho
gas failed. Over 40,000 feut l,avt. left this
balloon since q y. III. Inst night. We ga1,not
risu II VIC would. l hny0 told Mr. Hidden
md other Reporters We canrut "a, nl,f all arc
preparing tt lestvo for their 1innles this ovc1l-
I'm from, 1t. l'"n. Wltll the nnlnunt nf gaa
no n.fe call hone fur nj, nsccnt."
"Whcn tlo SOU expect to prnvo that east
erty.currtllt theory, Professor ?"
II In not know. 1orlluIs never. l sllaEl
20 across tho ocean Il | cnnnot ,othorwlxe.
Commend nu to my friends In Minneapolis,
tenIttH nj bnlloonfng."
"1n Wy eyer . @ sxpeest; /! TO mako trip OF this
"Oll. yes. I shall make. II some dny. Tho
fatcs nre against nle liow."
, 1881-09-16
HYMEN EAL.

DARBEll-FELTs
Srsefai phpateh to Tho Eh4ea9o 1ftbltns.
GALESA, Ill.,, Sept t5.-Lieut. j. Allen
Barbsr, U. 8. N, and Hiss Sue N. Felt,
daughter ut the lato l.. s. Fell, Ut (iatenu,
were married at o'clock this evening Mt tho
Felt l,unsion in this city, tho Rev. ~. c.
Smith, OF South Presbyterian Church, otIlci-
ating, assisted by tho llov. Mr. Enton, OF Oak
Park. The wedding was uiltut affair, tho
guests consisting OF II limited number Of The
mora intimate friends at the contracting.
A1r. alhl Mrs. ,Charnluy, Mrs. ". 4. AtGnt-
gnMery, al.d Miss johnson, Of Chicago. Air.
,llll Mrs. Barber departed by tho 1851
trnfn t0ntght On Il wctltlfng.tour Of tho East.
Their honio for tho winter wi be at the ete-
giant residence 0f tho barber family In 1.ntl-
caster, Wis. Tho presents wero numerous
ware. Tile brido is 4 sister OF Miss Klttiu
Felt, who accompanied Neil. and Mira Grant
I'LL their recent tour to Cnl'a aud Mexico.
, 1881-09-16

Sptetal Dttpatea to 1ns CAteaso Ttoans.
NEW YonK. Bept. l5.-rtere Ia very little
change III Tie general aspect OF the railroad
wnr Tho reduced passenger rates are still
obstinately maintained by atl OF the Rruat
trunk l!i,es, and tho merchants and lIotel-
keepers ot this city aru g1eeful
over the results. Tho amount Ut
travel between tbs East aud West IL enos-
nous. There mover were 90 many Western
buyers III New York at one time as there are
how. Tho sumo through rates that
l1nye prevailed far the past week are
adllarcd to-nnmeIy: 81 from New
York to Chicago, 81 from Nsw York
To CINCINNATI, 81 from New York
70 1T. l.ouls-anh tho SANS fara from here 70
knnsas City, Mr. Z. u. Meeker, the General
Passenger Agent Of the Now York Central,
, 1881-09-16

EV;nyH0t,r UNWILLING tn THY MASoS'
.',ectoi Dtspdtth tn 7at CEttat. i>iA';':.
WAs1nSeroS, y. C., Sept. tJ.-Fllere stall
appears to be Hs,tl,e uncertainty regarding
Tho character of tho proceedings tl DC l'e'u
III tho caso of ScrRt. Mnson. Tho orler lss'!c't
ay (;e,,. Hancock cu1ivGntng l}nartl of III
auiry was eate.l Sept. lU. a1nl bcioro alaAo''s
attr,npt to kill t;uiten,l. Thu ntftccrs COLI
,tttuttnr tho hoard nrc nj! attached to the
Second Artillery, to which alastn asso be-
'ong.. Two OF tile Numbers Of tho bonrtl--
;upt. A[et;ilcroy and Lieut.. Enst,aass-conld
not with proprie!y serve on Il coi'rt-martlal
% try Mnson, il,nsmucl. as they will be Wit
nesscs ae,ti,lat hin. Tho military authorities
arc still arxfolis TINT the civil nutllnrttt1S
should take charge III Mus0nSs ctlsc. but, Ut
nurse, In the absence ut my reqNlsitlon for
lilo prisoner, they will bp compelled, sooner
,r lalur, to try him hy conrt.lnartlaL
, 1881-09-16

The Claims Of Men Of 0iHoront Natlons
alitlez upon Society.
ftdtfa.t tNfu,,acrtpf

Hoston TraHacript.
Tho American claims, il,stinctlrcly and lms
plicltly, n natural AMI inborn right to Tho
compRn,onship, md, to n cortalR extent taa
sympathy Of whomsocycr to rlccts The Eli.
gIishman claims, Us inatInctlycly and implicit.
Iy, right to bo LETT afono whenever and
wherever he please. Tho ono Is very aggrcs''
ivo, tho other over OH tho defensive. ~hea tho
two meet on neutral ground 1t Is not unnatural
that thoy should trend upon caoh Others toef .
little, metaphor!cuIly speaking. Go up to an
EnXIIshnlan sn tho street and bluntiy ask b!la
the way to such and such n building, and ho will
rownrtt tho unprovokod onslaught upoa ba
privacy with tho very coolest 0f nstDn'shei
starcs. 1sst 1t you preface your nestton With III
" l hey your pardon acknowledging thereby
that you arc asking gratustous favorh he VII!
answer you very otyllly Indeed, and ofon 20 OUT
Of his way TO show you yours. III tho dense
crowd coming out OF ono OF tho concerts At
Birmingham festival Wcil-dresse,2 Amcr'eaa
looked Into tho face OF an equally
woll.dreascd EnRlisbman Ia totnl stranS't
to him). and said jok!ngly, "PFeaS
tight squoezc. Isn't itf" Tho Eng!Ishman ~,
piled, with withorinB oo0lncss, 1t l'1u sure eahs
sec why you should address mo III this disgust
ingiy familiar lunnncr!'' 4 conversation ao'
ruptly lat1nchcd Into IN iii Eu9lEsh railway car
rla8o will probably be cut short at tho outsct y,
whit strikes lis Americans lie very grasutoHs3
rude ourtnnss, hut II tho conversation ls IN.
troduced by TINT unfall!ne Upcn Besamc' : y
beg your pardon" 1t will flow OH very plensaat'
iy aud likely aS not enh lh an lnfltN
ton to pasa q week Or 80 ut country house
Americans ato often sh0oked Mt tho nppa!ehll!.
insolent bearlnR Of German. shopaeope,n,1,
70 thom that they themselves have opened ses.
tIlItIpg, US 1t wore, by lreakinE tho seEy n!'s
ruio Ut GvEtuan good breeding IN keeping 'd.. tne..
, 1881-09-16

Special DtIpatrh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
MONTREAL, Sept. 15.-rho Thousand
Istnntts on the St. Lawrence have Increased
enormously In value. Islands which eight
years ago were purchased for $40 and $50.
nro today worth from $4,000 to 100000.
uart's 1s'ant upun Which Tom Moore wrote
q poem, was sold for $40, and today its esti-
mated value Is S25,000. Manhattan Island,
apon whlcl, Seth Green resided for several
years, was bought for $50. 1t was sold BY
hlln to Judge Spencer and Mr.. iiasbr,ols, Of
New York City, and Is now valued at $4,000.
Tho foitr Islands nccupie4l By tho sols Of tho
rulict OF ASH l.. Parker were bought for 2.Q.
and totlay t!loy aro appraised nj si0o,Vo, al.
though It Is not probable they could he
bought for my reasonable price. Tim esti-
tic isla,ltis, but tllIs n.unffoll increase OF
valuation las been reached by tho outlay Of
comparatively few Thousand dollars.
, 1881-09-16

.rhc .rra,loxu,cn of Cincinnati and Lon-
i.sallo o''a'So a'aeA o'"ee "i'n A'A'"
honeaty' ,.,,.
Special Ds'oatth to fht catsaco 1ffohns:
cIScISSAr', u. sept la'-Iho charge
.,utity ~ nisanurfrsy. rho h,,sIt,nss ,urn If
tY"";,,na,t l'av" 1ss;,.,,, :, cot'lIoj ;nvttnton
G'hcn'e"'l 'laso sas,t" s''"M hst'1'.oii
isyj,Ee PAPERS to the merchants OF tho South
who aro now fiji Louisville, or cballcc to ba
nj nr,. linn. w,tl,i, tI1rtv ,tnys IN rnno in IN
.,,., Ill. i. w.,.1,,o., ~ ~
ClHclTllhEI hlM FlS!t heF ENpo5lloEi tllhu Dr.
, 1881-09-16
RELIGIOUS.

NAG4 1AOO4SA ASs
sptetal Dttpateh to Tn Chicago Tribune.
Cabc. who WIS announced to lecture yester-
u"y altefi'oon, nlt1fct. oa ,M.e run iast
evening atld delivered ono OF MS lnlm1tah!o
addresses at uayward's Opera-llouse at tho
conclusion of tho Rev. II. o, liotrulnn,x scr.
,n,,,, A c,,ltoc;Ion omn,,n,;n1 r., sosn ,,ae
ntpii' =, eo"'a n.y. ni'9.a'nx 9 ~ 1,,3 H-.N WAS
then tnKen. up. I1e lteV. !. vt!lafs MI.
n0unced that latly OF this city would
donate $1,000 to tho catse. Promptly ut
8:;pD n. N. totiay film conference mot nj tia
Ar = rn,roI, nIs,,o,, sfa,rt,, aa,1o1 t,,o
~ IT. el"ien' o'o"op 4ieA'i'' e''iIc" t.e
body to order, about AL OF tho
members being present. The Rev. j.
exercises. aftor which the Presiding Elders
% 49,, ,, ssuh ',;...t NV , ..a,,'.' nue.s
OF the various alslilets sepoftca cohtrip'1-
tlon5, etc.. Tie character OF tlle pastors being
examined aid passett on. An order for $50
on the charter fund was ordered drawn for
thc hcnuIfr ~ snnaronn,,ntrs. sunsronnuotoi1
,. .n pstoA'ut sapolnn.iaa'es, - ougola'luM:cu
telatlons "eIe sInntca the l'oV' Elllan
Galltngfer. A communication was received
Informing tho conference that the wife OF the
llnv. Il Is, wilkins, of c,n,nnoian woe nj
.a rotmt ~ ,oat, ,ri,rea n"%re% ~" W" 1,,. -.
the polas W ucn1u' t.ee Auluteo tu.u MY
dollars was asked by the church at Montl-
cello from tho Board OF. Church Extension.
to,, presented chargcs Of nj msladministratIon
,,cn,, n III si..,, tnt o. ~ ~.
~ @ - maati,.at aa;1 s,ore ~ Ivy
Hf,nr a,ir}tad toof. ti,,ri,,r ,~,,of t,ioE,m E1'
11t..i = oR.ttLoo uenatSt uutmk MMteiA otnhpp
, 1881-09-16
LIQUOR-DEALERS.
Second and Lnat DMy or Thur Conven.
Hon ut lgl0nnlIaxtOlls Ill.

Second and Lnat nny Of Thur Conven.
lion ut Islonn,tnxtOn. Ill.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Sept. 15.-Iulny was
tho second tlay Ut lta 4tats Convention Ut
tbs L!lMor-Dealors' and Manufacturer Az
koriatlou. There are about 40U delegates
here. 1t was decided to mold the next meet
luz ut liock lslantl. Motzger, OF Ottawa,
Introduced resolution resolving tllat tie
chief object OF tie association WINS to elevate
the calling Ut the llquor-dcalar and .nallu-
facturer. aud the association pledged support
to the authorities everywhere In snpprcssing
low aud dlsreputablu places, resorts Of Grim.
iI1alH. ot additions to houses Of prostitution.
Adolph George. Of Chicago, was adopted:
p"werod Whenever! IN their optn!on tho proper
time hrs arrived to lssua a call fur u National
Convention 0f liquor dealGra and manufacturers
for tho p4rposo ot organizing Gratll National
organization. auch convention to BIZ held In The
City OF Chicago.
The convention adjourned With a gruud
banquet and ball ut alanercllor lluli tonight.
TITO attendance WIS largo and good time
Was had.
, 1881-09-16

spftta1 Dttpasr6 to 1RS Ch1taoo 7f{bInt.
ToIsoNro, Sept. l5.-JudKe Mckenzie, In
h1s Charge to thu Grand Jury, referred to The
crime Of wife-boatlng, a..d said It was rapidly
becoming Il scandal to the country. Scarcoly
day passed but cases Of that sort cropped
up, mid, unless vigorous means w0ro prompt
" adopted to stop such g1ar1nE abuso of
human ard morAl inv, 1t would be hard to
say where the matter would end. During
the past year eighty-cIght individuals had
been arrested for lll-treatlng their wives,
sixty-thsee for ncglcctIng TO provide for their
families, and fifty-one for threatening to kill
their wives. II tho law ever was Justified In
pMnisl.lng by tho lush it WAS III the CASES Ut
Wlfe-bentln9. The matt1r Ut Introducing Lilo
lash IN atl such cases was before Parliament
now, and tholr decision WIS anxlously
awaited.
, 1881-09-16
claims TINT tho responsibility for tic present
state nj things belongs with tito l'ennaylvN.
llia Railroad Company.
ITEMS,

lTEMS.
To rAK1; EFFECT TOMORROW.
NEW TnEK, Sept. l5.-Mr. j. ". Stninnson
announces that Ills resignation MS General
Agent Of Tho New TOr]s AssDcintc1 press
will take effect Saturday next. Attor thank
l,lv tllu press generally for many co,irtesics,
hc cordially cnll,c,itts Ills succcssur. Atr. j.
e. ileustin, to tito confidence aild regard Of
nit.
WILL. iIE TNIEn ON 1TA MERITS.
Tho application of Wilson for u lnn.ulnmtts
to compel tho HANDFUL t. vt. ..tosoril c0nl-
rnny To exchange their hnll.s for stock llns
been withdrawn, ant tho cuso Will come alp
OFT its merits Oet. next.
AI.1.EuEn EMlsEzzrEMEST.
Charles \. llyrnc. formerly Of tlo Truth,
WIS nrvcs.rd titluy BY t1ia Sheriff III n suit
brought In tle Supreme CD,,rt by .Jnsll Hart
rs executor of his wifn'S rstatc, WHO claims
that J}yrnr, willie ynrcrlntni,tleilt OF tho
Dramatic NcrS, eMbexx!etl 81 ,EE.
srt,s.E Sl1,000 WORTH oF Cour0SR.
Morris Il. Stc!lhGlmvr, y clerk In tho bank
Ing fu,,se nf j. & W. Srltgnall, l,as hun,
committed to Prism wlthnnt balt. In nA-
inlts stealing COUPONS To tho nn.0tlnt III S43,-
OIL
, 1881-09-16
LOCOMOTIVE flREMEN.

BOSTON, Sept. 15,-At the session Of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Flrcuan totlay
grind officers tor tho year were elected rs
follows: Grand Muster, Frnnk W. Arnold,
Columbus; Vlce-(irand Master, William Il.
DNrlss, Chicago; GRIND Becretary, Treasurer,
and edltor OF tie FtreMcn's Magazine, Z.
v. Debs, Terra II aute: Granl Organizer and
Instructor, r. v. Stvvens. Tore !lauto;
Grand TRUSTEES. William Mar0nly, CHI
easo;, william +; tlYnss: Denver;
Executive Committee, j. A. .Lench, Atehl-
son. Chalrn,nn; J. II. Walsh. Secretary, Chi
caKo. ), IL, brown, OF Lafayette, llll.. was
elected nssuclate editor ot tho Magazfl0,
Terro ltnllte.