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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03
NEW KIND OF OBLIVION

1T takes all kinds OF people to make
a world" is common remark, but there
is one kind we supposed the world did
not contain, or, at most, in very limited
numbers.
We supposed that there were few, ii
any, people who would forget that
money is due them, or neglect to collect
it when it was due. We know OF a great
many people who never do forget such
things, and there are no circumstances
which would induce them to neglect the
collection of debt due them.
But, according to an exchange, there
are many people who do neglect and
forget it, as is shown by the fact that
there is now in the national Treasury
near 81 ,5OO,OO Of unclaimed interest on
Government bonds, and the sum is in
creasing every day. The large amount,
or most of it, may be drawn at any time
by the proper persons on application at
the department. But they DO not ap-
ply, one reason being, no doubt, that a
number o.. persons who have bought
bonds do not know how to get the in
terest, and prefer going without it
rather than reveal, by asking for infor-
nation, the fact that they possess
any such property. The disposition to
conceal ownership in money, not only
from the general public, but from &C
quaintances and even intimates, is
very common trait, and one that may
be found in all classes of the community.
Rich men are so extremely anxious and
sensitive on the subject that they can
seldom be induced to tell anybody what
they are worth. They may Re willing
enough to have big sum inferred, but
they will seldom make any disclosure
themselves. Many creditors of the
Government actually lose remembrance
Of the circumstance, and there is no one
to remind them OF it. Should any of
the clerks in the bond department inform
any person to whom interest is
due that II is due, and the information
should be traced to him, he would be
promptly discharged, the assumption
being that he would not probably, i'm
part such intelligence upless paid some
thing therefor. Receiving a commits
SION or percentage under such circum.
stances is very properly forbidden by
the government, and any communion
ton from clerk to a creditor in re-
spect to interest due would ordinarily
excite suspicion. The United States
does not, any more than other nations.
volunteer information concerning its
debts, and it seems to be averse to its
servants making up for deficiency.
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T IBERAL WAGES WILL BE PAID III
- four House Girls, who can bring socd
references. Apply TO
FRANK WALTERS,
mx3 Nj. Belleyiew Hotel, National Road.
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TnAr was very fine dinner which
was given TO Mr.. Dorsey a short time
ago in New York for the prominent
part ne played in the Indiana October
election. Perhaps the "star" mail route
contractors will soon contribute money
enough for another good dinner in con-
sideration OF the ability and efficiency
with which Mr.. DoEsEY managed those
rnnlranfs
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new ApvERTIsEMGHrs.
Tn tina Citizens Of Wheslins.

THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS hokU-
mental Association Of Bellaire, Ohio. pro
noe holding Loan Exhibition from NAY IGN
10 May soth, ISL proceeds TO be devoted to the
ERECTION OF Monument IN memory OF the Sol
Siers and Sailors OF Belmont county, Ohio.
In order 10 make this exhibition both inter
esting and successful. the management desire 70
seeare exhibits for sil OF the following depart,
ments: FLORAL, Art, Painting, statusry and
Rronzes. Home Art Textile Fabrics, Oriental,
Books, Relics. Curositics Geology. EthnoloU,
Natural History. Education. Pottery aud Glass
The Association respectfully solicit the sssfs-
lance and attendance OF all the Citizens OF wneei
Ing, and trust that they viii contribute to the
snecess OF this undertaking.
Ample security will be given, II necessary. 10,
the safe care and return OF all articles They Will
also be insured st their full value.
On the receipt of proper notice by either mem.
her of the Committee articles viii be called Tor
or, n left at the pos.o lice, or 2iSi Chaphne
street they will be- turned over to the General
Committee, who will properly rare for, catar
logue and place them on exhibition.
An immediate and favorable response TO this
snneal In behalf Of our sister City OF Bellaire, on
the part Of our CITIZENS Is earnestly solicited.
ii. STERLING lconn,ttee.
mys w. II. TRAVIS,
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DIED.

HUBBARD-At the residence OF Mrs. X. l.
Higgins, Moundsyille, W. Va, Sunday, May =,
1851, at O'Clock p. NJ, EDWIN HUBBARD III TUG
seth year Of his age.
The corpse will arrive on the 10 A. NJ uan
Isternent at Greenwood this morning.
REED-On Monday evening, May2, 1851, EARL
WALDO, son OF G. A. and Ella A. Reed, ageo :
years, ii months and q days.
Funerrl from The residence OF Tho' II. Reed,
2,4O Market street, Wednesday afternoon at
,,'cIo..t Interment at Greenwood.
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WANTED:
Wantsd.--HOuse Girls.

six JoURSEYMEN PLAs.
i TERERS. Call at I'LL Eef street or al
1906 Market street. NJ. }. MUhfhi'
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The Government OF Turkey demands
the protection Of Tunis by the Powers
against French conquest. under existing
treaties; but France seems to be pro.
ceeding to "gobble up" Tunls never.
thelsss.
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Nsw ORLEANS has chartered an cleo
trio light company, granting to 1t the
right to lay wires in the streets without
bonus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03

The Cincinnati Gazette says that
STANLEY MATTHEW. will be confirmed,
s-nssSs. it is shame he -as not con.
n. IRE. The shame" Ca . va
an Ohio man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03

Tax formal plan for the Republican
back-6own is reported in our dispatches
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-03

A CONFERENCES will he held to-day
upon the matter OF extending THO
Hempfield road into the city-and don't
forget il.
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Tn Whom il NAV Concern.

Al Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA indebted To the estate OF DIR. r. +. Turner
viii please call and settle their accounts
win be found at the ofice Of DR.. Bates.
w. +. BUTLER, JR,
mva, Administrator.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsIiNGToS. Friday, April %. 1881
Secretary Lincoln returned from Chicago this morning
and attended the meeting Of the Cabinet al l. clu'h
Tho President to-day withdrew from the Senate tue
nomination of Henry c. Russell to be Postmaster At
Eufnula. Ala
Professor Joseph T. Nourse has been placed on the re-
tired l.t Of the Navy from April IL lss and detached
from duty on that date
The reinstatement Of Paymastcr Edward Fellows py
pr,sdcnt uayes Inns caused AN unusual degree o. op
position In the pay corps of the Navy and determined
effort IL making To have IT set aside by the present
Secretary Of the Navy.
Dnring the year ended December 81, 1880 the money
orders sued In United states for payment III the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland amounted
10 600 or about S2OOOOOO The orders iesn"d ul
The United Kingdom upon the United states during thn
came period aggregated G7l.i57. or about SJ9oOoV
The Secretary Of the Treasury authorizes the state
rlent that arrangements will be made at once WHEREBY
foreign holders the six per cent bonds of the uheh
sttos can have their bonds continued at three and one
half per cent as provided IN circular No - An agency
for thir purpose will be established IN L"nu"h III
me ate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
CANADIAN ITEMS.

ST. MARY's, Ont, April 22.-A well-dressed
American supposed be Julius Merton, holding ticket
from Rock Island to Montreal. fell of the Grand Trunk
Express while going East last night, and was killed o
had ~ 100 In his possession.
MONTREAL, April 22-Mr. Ellis. superintendent OF the
Weand Canal, telegraphs here that the opening OF
the canal cannot take place before the 22d OF May
News has inst been received from Ottawa of rcdlc-
ton In canal tolls. requested by the Harbor Board
NArANEE, Ont, April 22.-Thc trial OF Mrs Maven, on
a charge OF having murdered her husband during
drunken spree Ernestown has resulted In acqmt
tai, the jury remaining out only fifteen minutes.
OTTAWA April PA bogus American detective, who
gave his name Chamberlain and who was sentenced
10 months imprisonment for larceny turns out 10 be
one Marshall who has recently served term FOR forgery
Toronto.
HALIFAX, y. g., April 22.-Mr Sims who has been m
this province for time, making arrangements for
the expectation Of dead Great Britain has made
an agreement with Cumberland County firm for ship
ping fortnighy from Halifax 80 tons of dressed beef
per month three years. which means payment for
supplies OF about 500 900 year. The first shipment
will made early in May in the steamer Nova ScOan,
which viii be- lifted up for this service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23

DUnIIS. April 22.-Ihc National Land League
Conycntion resumed ts session to-day. Mr. Parnell
submitted a resolution declining to make the Con-
vcntion responsible for the Land bill. and express
ing a doubt whether any amendment could make
the bill acceptable to the Irish people. Mr.. Parnel
again specially condemned the emigration clauses
and the omission of provision for tho lahorrs in
the bill. The Convention has passed unanimously
n resolution giving the Irish Parliamentary party
full latitude 10 devise amendments to and watch
the progress OF the Land bill in ia" House Of Com
mons. The resolution also recommends the IRISH
party to reject the Land bill if they fail TO obtain
adequate amendments.
In convention "A resolution was also adopted 70
summon another convention before the Land bill
pns-es ts third rrading. in order tO decide whether
the bill. "A amcuded, can be- accepted. The conycn-
tiOn then closed 80
The London Standard SAYS the Conservatives will
meet AT the Carlton Club on Wednesday to consider
the land bill
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
LAY TKLKOHAFD TO TnE TRiBu


WASHINGTON, April 22.-Ihe National Acad-
ey OF Sciences held closing session 20 day IL WAS
unusually brief the papers read did not elicit very
much discussion Upon invitation OF tho Academy Pro
fessor j. w. Mallet, OF the University OF Vir-
ginia, read q paper Results Just Obtained with
Regard 10 the Molecular Weight Of Hydrohuorc Acid
Upon ts conclusion Presdent and Mrs Garfield entered
the room aud took the door The President
OF the Academy and said that he noticed the Prs
dent II the United states in the roou and extended to
him hearty welcome. lie then invited the President
70 take seat with him on the platform. President Gar
field came forward the members Of the Academy
arose aud remained standing until be Was seated The
proceedings we're then resumed.
papcr on A method for finding the ProNinities OF
che orbits OF Minor Planets" read by Professor C. H.
r. Peters The paper read by Professor George
r. Barkcr on caniesccnt Lighting" He hfst deHcrbcd
the method Of electric lighting by the arc which causes
the electricity to spring highly rSrced atmosphere
through the conductors describing an arc IRON whence
3, derived its name. In the Brush machine, which
"a used 10 light Broadway, Sew-iork, the
lshts arc an In one circuit Lie power
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ascertain the value of the stock already arrived,
after which it will be destroyed.
AMERICAN RACERS ABROAD.
Mr.. LORILLARp's MISTAKE WINS A RACE.

LONDON, April 22.-This is the last day OF
the Newmarket Craven meeting. The race for sweep
stakes OF Is soveregns each for threeyesrsod colts
hles and geldings of. and won by Mr. era
ven's bay colt Skipetar. j. r. Keenes chestnut colt
Seminole and Chev. Ginstrelis bay colt ofanto were
the last two horses. Only five horses ran.
The race for the Newmarket International Handicap
also came or and won by p Lorillards fouryears
old chestnut colt Mistake The second place was secured
by F. de Lagrange's four yearsod chestnut colt
Poulet and the third place by Sir j. ID. Asteys four
yearsOld bay hlly Windsor. Eleven horses ran TIC
stakes were worth about 81, 600.
Among the other horses that ran In this race were the
following Lord Rosebery's fouryearsold black colt
Peleas j. r. Keenes thrceyears-old bay colt Brake
speare Prince sOykOfrs fouryearsold chestnut colt
Eurus The betting just before the race was D TO :
against Mistake to against Pouet and to against
Windsor Soon after starting King OF Scotland drew In
front and was attended by Peeas WINDSOR, Inc tnirp
err Pouet and Brakespeare, with Mistake ana f,ufus
next They remained pretty well In TINS Oruer uhu h
proachnR the Bushes, where Mistake took up the run
ming followed by Eurus, Windsor, Peeas and POnlet
until half way down the Bushes Hill Here Eurns Was
beaten At the Abingdon Mile Bottom Pellets aSo sue
cumbed Poulet challenged and soon passed WINDSOR,
but failed 10 reach Mistake who won easily Win d
length between the second and third horses ana ht
Scotland bad fourth stitchery ran away, ana dl not
To the post in time to start Inc time Vi lno aNo
was 2:lSi2. ~ g..
The race n sweepstakes OF Is sovereiens each Tor
three colts hhes and gcllings also came on
and was by the Duke OF IIamtons bay colt Flu.r
Chetwynds bay ally OF Polly Agnes were the last
~ horses that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT.

CuIcAGo. April 22.-1he seventeenth annual
r,nort ~ the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. i"n IaiINay
Company for the year lss0 shows the reFr'S ior tn'
year To bc follows Gross earnings fi'o,o'il7'
- w .,,.,- ,inelu,ln. taxcsD y, ,7I2,i25; net earn
- :, 2l3 an Increase IN the gross earnings over
,, ,r 1.-o of s3O7329S -. and In the net rrnngs
~ $50 o. H. The u.rease In the Interest oi norn
VI = L',ds va -54y9 976 % There were 5oo,7 ~ more
-, - fr ,,,lf moved than in l-s0 ana o1@opp more
ssnrcr. iran -logt,d The income account show.
balance al the cud of the year of Ni" io-No 10 ie
,,,uy has pircll-rd and conducted during tue year
III rcs making Il owner of J,IIp lnl.s ~ COM
- ~ uh,l Il miles l. laid with steel rails
H., ,ntir, cost of the cOupanys property inelu.uhs
,,,,, stock drpo,s grounds, cattle yards, elevators.
,t.,.- docks, etc. il represented 10y by-tonliiou
- .- iOt 26i preferred stock. -l2,iol l-3; morr
.', i,nd. ucludng S.j.ooO.OoO OF preeHisiing mort
-, a.. y en- purchased roads, S7O,l72OoO making q
tntnl of ~ 9-U1ii.
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DISCONTFNT At ATHENS.

LONDON, April 22.-The Athens correspondent OF
The Ddiy Neic, says "The situation WAS never more
aerious than Mt present. There arc frequent long
Cabinet councils relative TO the reply TO the colec
tive note. Premier Counoundouros on. Wednesday
expressed surprise to the foreign Ministers that their
note il silent relative to the protes for whose wei
farcthc Grrck note strongly nrrccdc'l. The Minis
crs replied that they had instructions from their
Governments relative to EpruS. As Greece considers
il her imperative duty and interest to stand by
her rnslaycd brethren. it il believed that If tho
choice n between war or a abandonment oi thrlI
cnusc there i, little hop, for the maintenance Of
peace.
CoNsrANr1NorLE April 22.-Assym Pacha. Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs. has promised To appoint i'm
n,cdiatrly commissioners to supcrncld the transfer
of the crdcd districts.
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TIE WAR on SOCIALISM.

LoNpoN April - The IlH,s's Bc. ilu correspond
cnt tcrgraphs " II i, stated that Russia Is a'out
10 make serious representations te the Powers on the
subject of common security against re'ontiohNtS
Prince bismarck docs not seem 60 have yet taken
amy positivc notion on the resolution of the Diet IN
rgard totlc reht of ~, lun but It is certain that
a., will eagerly listen 10 whatever Russia or any
other Power may say on the subject.
"Mcanwhic the SocAli>t law IL being applied
here with renewed vigilance. Various suspected
artisan. and others have latey been expelled from
Berlin and srarcrly day pt~,'s without the nam"
Of soi.., prescribed publication appearing IN me
Of,1Gi Ga:cuc.' t !
much surprise and unlavorahr comment ~ hrillh'
There win Lc al. Interpolation IA the Rcchstag on
the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
FRAGMENTS 0F WESTERN NEWS
sr1c1nr nrAN Anrn wnMAH.

MApIsoS. Ind, April 22-1he mother of
william Mumrnn. Of Shelby township. age ninety four
hanged herself IN barn Yesterday. she had become
insane from the burdens ~ nie.
DYING AT THE BREAKFAST TARLE;
JoOMIs H. April 22.-Mrs. Laura Mckenzie,
Of Governor cnlon while eating er'ekia.t tni- &
morning at her home IN this city. fc dead nom her
chnir She quite widely known Tor her literary
a'''i'''''"'' An ONO BoY's SUICIDE.
READING. Ohio April 22.-Root, u pump
maker. punished his son. age about t""Nr '"f pay s
truant. The lad thinking that he VIZ punished t',
severely for ms misicn'auor, went into the barn ana
KILLED FOR ENTERING LANDS.
st. LoUIs. April 22.-Jcrry S"cIat, rc,'-
dent ~ Washington County, was mnrdrrcd yesitrd"j ny
two nccre- aud white man who nddlrd his body wiii
bullets -ecra had entered land under the Homcsl'Ah
Act which other pcrsnnS claimed
THEATRE, TO 49, CLOSED ON SUNDAY.
CINCINNArL April 22.-Mayor Means, having
given notice mat proHnft"rs oi tnrtrr' ana ~, sum
day. IL j. announced that the theatres vi" not hc OPP
sunday. And for the a. II Tine in itaf. ,N".b
that Cincinnati viii be without sunday theatrical per
fOTmancrs.
DEAD noDy FOUND ~ A CUSTOM H4rsF g
CutCNG0. April 22-Whilc the engineer ot
the new Custom House and r"st Ohicc linildng was
making tour Of inspection, y"-crdn, of The innhr pa
apparently had been dead for some months. u =
thought that body that ~ the stamp clerk Tl"
fbe ,G'- ii.do1crcI thai he lad been npprora'ias
money received fIom the sale " beer stamps
WEEKLY BUSINESS or PITISBURG.
PITTsBrRG, April 22.-Iho following IL u
siInnary Of the business of Pttsurg ast week: Iron
production. 1900 t0nr; pig iron, 1000 tons, Bor-f'
steel 1000 open hearth steel. 1000 tons Gl"-r-
Tableware and lamps. 100 tons; lamp chimney -
~ 900 dozen fcnccto-. iOOOdOhcn; Window gliH~, DO
tons or 1900 boxes. Coal shipments 10y TNtr'
1000 900 hdrhcls; by railroad, lhOuOOO huhhrl. re
trolruu-EnrH aud rcrnlrs G6JOn hhlr. Live stock al
Eusi Libcry-tatlc receipts, .iJ5 head Of through nld
Dds head Of local; hugr, 3,11O head sheep t"uV
head Coke produced Ia the COnncllsvillc REGION CooOo
tons. .. .....-. 49,. ...,,o
CLEVELAND, April 22.-Ihe strike OF the
street railway has not been hH Huccc--lnl h1 inc
strikers had hoped TO-DAY 'cNcfa oi lho lh'H rt
running as usual and making their cuAlOnafy umc Inc
strikers planning To run an opposition hue ot oil
busc- aud other vehicles To be called the Conductors
and Dnverr Line" The threatened carpenters strho
has been partly avcrtcd by the action OF HcNcrhl con
tractors and builders Informing their that they
would pay sdch advance They cOnld AFFORD The N,u
dell House employ received advance Of wages To-
dny The printers The LoGdcr granted an nd
vance ut their request The situation In regard To tho
mouldcrs' strike IN unchanged
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FOREIGN NOTES,
LONDON. SATURDAY. April Q.


Tho winters of the Guadalquyir are subsding
MEXICO, April l3.-Many comments are made on the
suddn departure Of General DlaZ for Matam0ras st AZ
this time The city IL crowded with Americans.
Surveyors recently been over the ground between
Pep1ance and Porthcnrnow prospecting for an indie
pendent land route with view To establishing addi-
tional tcegraphic communication with America.
An election was held In West Cheshire to-day 70 MI
the vacancy in the House OF ofCommons caused by the
death OF Sir Philip Egerton Conseryative Mr. Tollo-
nache ConservatiyeD elected receiving 799 votes
Mr.. Tomkinson, the Liberal candidate, poued 4,iI'
votes.
The correspondent OF The Standard at st. Petersburg
reports that II has been decided TO grant about
81 200 900 annually 10 aid the peasants TO free them,
selves from the burden laid upon them In lsol Geeral
Mckoa thinking that otherwise serious trouDle nsht
ensue.
Mr. Lewis. solicitor. has applied 10 Magistrate Sir
James Ingham, OF the Metropolitan Police Court AZ Bow
st. for a summons against Mrs Hart Davies on three as
signments Of perjury. and the summons has Deen
granted Mrs Hart Davies the lady who accused
Mrs Su-an Fletcher the sOcacd spiritual mtflul, ut
drfrading her hch offence the latter was recently
convicted and sentenced 10 twelve months mpiisoh'
uf
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ueed Ia sufficient TO make electricity spring
through an arc of thirty inches. The objection
70 this light IL ts blush color and the constant mouoh
which painful the eye An effort Ia now making 10
replace the arc light by continuous conductor "mcn
becomes heated and hence the name incandescent THIS
lamp not OF recent origin, IT was rst patehteu Dy
an American named King in London. His patent was
rod OF carbon in Toricellian vacuum Edison, In MS
lamp endeavors combine the qualities OF both carbon
and platinum by the the OF Japanese baInhoo
placed in a vacuum and hydro-carbon vapor' Edl-
son believes his light will be profitable yielding lVo
candles per horse power even compared with the A'o
light which yields from 1900 to 1000 candles per morse
power The speaker thought that this light would event
tualy replace the gas in our houses and streets
Mr.. W. II. Dali read n paper about the currents ana
temperature OF the ocean In the vicinity OF bchrhsH
Strait. An interesting paper "On the AuriierouS
Graycls Of California read by Professor l. Stefry
Hunt He described the great development OF aurier-
ous graycs in the South Yuba where they are GOO rect
thick and noticed the subacria decay Of the pebbles IN
the gravel caused by the ntrntng waters from above
a process accompanied by the oXydaton the pyIltes
and other iron compounds present The lower iimt %,
the blue gravel below from the reddish pero1yaiIIeu
gravel above lie claimed that the process o
Ia "A recent one, which goes pGr Pdssn win the pro-
cess Of mineral decay. He denied the late assertion Vl
whitney. that the remains OF comierous trees "o ""V
epon the Confusion Of this paper, President Rogers
that be scentifc business Of the present ses-
sion was conclncd and said that before annonncnRtno
adjournment of the Academy he wished To express nls
qualification the variety and excellence OF the com
municatons presented during the session me oriiaR IN
some Of the results the large bencfcence thaI VIZ
attend their application well ~ the harmony
and fratcrna feeling that had characterized thclr oIp
crations were matters for congrat uailon ue
members OF the Academy, he said, ~ Indeed hi
scientific men, constitute republic and s government
IL necessarily attended with Of the 'erVe
that attends such form of government, whch eh'3r
ages the development Of strong lndiYiduhliy Inc NV
tory OF the Academy Of progress and there -
grand and brilliant future before IT, He had fther t
son for congratulnug the Academy IN the prcs'h'' ~
the Chief Magistrate ~ the Nation, who also Represents
great Republic. and IN hi- recognition ot rcirhu' men
and their work he encourages them ana aidN tc pIos
pf science Hc then announced that the Academy "ohI
hold brief business session, after which IL "oud stan"
adjourned. .,....,,..s .s
highly pleased with the session Just cort a. ana rf '
Of the most interesting meetings h,u IoI Soo