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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
EoR SALE.

vINHE GRANITE HOUSE AT WELLSBURG
with two lots. The one on which the
building S situated has front on Water street
of ~, feet aud rum ng back llU14 feet, and the
other lot ia the rear, UI The same size, fronting
on Charles street, on which - situated good
stable The hOus Is large tTO story building
building, and mOdcrI Improvements. Tor lur-
taer information apply 10 MIS-. Gel>thDrpe, The
occupant, or 10 X. IS. WOODS, k,a! Estate
Agent, lllO Chapline ST., Wheeling Va. fem!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

The little break We are now having in
this hard and merciless winter, will be
greeted with joy by thousands OF the
suffering poor. Harassiug as the winter
has been in the East, its ricors have
been felt to the utmost maia,y in the
far West. Leaving property out Of the
question, human life has in many cases
Swelled the list Of depreciation by frost
and snow. Isolated farmers have been
not only cut oil from communication
with their spare neighbors, but in sec.
tons literally frozen in. On the
WinOna railway tracE-mas-
ter found a cabin, not far from
st. Paul, where q whole family was dis
covered stretched in a cabin frozen per
fectly stiff five members in all, father,
mother and children. Throughout the
State as far as can be penetrated starya-
ton is Supplementary the dreadful work
oithe season. The snowdrifts are so
solid and impenetrable that communica.
ton is out Of the question, even If the
animals could stand up against the
sharp, bloOd-congealing temperature.
The opening OF the spring is looked for
ward TO with apprehension, for it will
not be until the SHOWS are somewhat
melted that the full extent of the des-
truction to life can be told with certainty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

SOME desperate work in the way Ct
Congressional apporionment is going to
be done in many of the States. Some
plans have been arranged in Winconsin,
for instance, which will give that State
seven Republican and one Democratic
Representative. This is not a difficult
thing to do, but it is indisputably unfair
that one hundred and iorty-four thou
sand Republican votes should elect
seven Congressman while one hundred
and fourteen thousand Democratic votes
can only elect one. This is pretty near.
ly as bad as the solid South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
DIED.

LAFFERTY-Fcbruary eth. in the Eighth
wari. at 2.3O O'Clock P. ", Mrs. MINA r. LAP
rERTY, daughter OF Edwin Ii. aud Clementne
Picket, I'm the 4Sth year OF her age.
The remains will be conveyed to Mouudsvillc
on the 1883 A. NJ. train, Wednesday Funeral
at l. o'clcck ~ Friends Of the family invited
IN attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

FROUDE, tine historian, has been MAX
ing q study OF the Irish in Ireland. He
has little sympathy with the senti-
mental aspects OF the Irish grievances,
but he gives his judgment of the only
way OF dealing with Ireland in these re-
markable terms;
We can govern India; we cannot gov
ern Irelanl. Be it So. Then let Ireland
be free. We cannot keep a peo-
pie chained to us to he perenially
wretched because it is convenient to us
to keep order among them. In an indie
pendent Ireland the ablest and strong.
est would come to the front and the
baser elements be crushed. This,
too. is called impossible-yet, ii We will
neither rule Ireland nor allow the Irish
In rule themselves, nature and fact may
tel us that, whether We will or no, an
experiment which has lasted for seven
hundred wears shall be tried no longer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
c.. MENDEL 81 CO.,
1924 MAIN STREET,
Wheeling, w. Va.

UNDERWRITERS h0TCE-Mr g. ZOOk, Undertaken, has
moved from Fourteenth street No. 1919 EO street the first
below Furniture Factory He has Telephone communication direct
his house and will calls promptly at all hours The
careful attention WILDE given all undertaking entrusted
him. Parties TeIephoninq will please call No 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

THE Germans OF Cincinnati are max
ing strenuous efforts to prevent the
passage of the Sunday and local option
bills which are now pending in the Leg
islature of Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
TO0.F. Funeral Notice.

NJEMBERs OF FRANKLIN LODGE no. p,
vi LOO. T., ere hereby notified 10 meet AT
men hall this morning ct 10 O'Clock for the pur
uOse o. paying the last tribute OF respect 10 our
deceased bother John NJ. Wallace Members
of sister Lodges are respectfully invited 10 al.
t.nd Intermcnt at Mt Wood Cemetery.
BY order OF }. a TAYLOR, \: e.
q X SMITH, Sec'y. iebYq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
The Mingp Iron Works Company Ct ais


The object OF this suit is 90 cp.l,Ci. and I..f.
Uic among the creditors 81 20" defendant. f
Niupu Iron works Company. the amount
when Ihc other defendants, w h. lrH ihn ...
bOlicrs Of sad company, are liable uUI.f
statutory prov .sspus Di Tho stat, of tI... .f..
which the sail Minco Iron Wurk, COMPANY
incorporated, the amount Fought 10 1p r,rH...
from zach stakeholder beng au amount o..
tO and IN addition tu the amount uf sfuts b..
hy him IN such cor gOrHtpl. And IiHrnyH. ....
Hiliuayit that the defendants, the NUgr .
Works Company, J.. Butt.II., 1Lurs. .
BrEShcrS, " Iiliam Dean, IrOrVr A. bean.
ward Dunn, +. Fisher Jane Glass, vs.. n NJ
ing, u. e.. Haynes, G,uu,e lug.r-. g. 3. If.
David Ingram, Herman LUuHU, 1Lum.- Dog.
David Lloyd. Abraham 3yor,, d.. NUry "-
e. q. B0otn, Alice Y. Myor, y. j. HrG.fg 30
w NcCanilcss, George r. Inch, admin, r.
OI the estate OF y. = Ermick. decreased. f..
Sanford, David simpson, Margaret -tusI.r
jobs T. Trull, John u. lIas'iru. and G,DH.r
liuch, arc not r. lIouts Of he Fiat. ~ Nrsf y.
giBia il y now o.dr.,d that sad non T'.,is,Ht.
f,ndsut, du appear ~ iho next rIi" Jay, "H o.
ltth day of February. lssl Dr either Of DO" iW
following days. HLt DO what j. Necessary 90 ~
tert their interests IN his suI,.
ia testimony whereof have acrDuu'D Sign.
my name ~ Clerk u said Court, ibis l2ih H..
January, 1881, AT January Rules boo the '.h
Office 81 said Court
Tcsic. THOMAS ". DAEHAH,
Clerk 81 the Municipal Cour; 81 WHO
WM J IUTBAED,
Attorney for JomplaluauS. .s..
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
uvANTEp-TwO BUSINESS MEN OUT OF
w business TO call at 1852 Market ST. feC9q
steam Engine.

yIvANT TO PURCHASE A FOUR TO SIX
w horse power Steam Engine. Must be IN
cool order aud cheap. Portable engine pre-
ierred. address,
MANUFACTURERS
ferSr Care REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
StocI<hOIdcrs' Meeting.

stockholders Meeting.
rI'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holders of the Eureka, Cochrdnsyille amp
CORVALLIS Railroad Company will b0 held AZ
Eureka, Peasants county, W. Va, on the first
MONDAY in April, 1881. between the hours Of l
and clock r. NJ, for the election Of Directors,
and the transaction Of such other bushes, as
properly comes before II; at which time IL is
PROPOSED Ia increase the capitol stock from
81 $40 to $4,000. J. &. COCHRAN
fyb2Cawrb Treasurer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

We have heard nothing from those
English holders OF so-called "West Yir-
gjnia Certificates" since the Legislature
assembled. We opine that this Legisla-
ture will not have much trouble with
them. II might prove a good piece of
fnancieriug, however, for the State TO
buy up these certificates, which can be
had, alter the adjournment OF the Legis'
lature, at from five to ten cents on the
dollar, and hold them as full Offset to
Virginia's claim against this State, ac'
c)rding 10 Virginia's own showing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
To Merchants. Manufacturers, and Others.

To Merchants, Manufacturers, and Others.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
~ 9th. Al 7.,5 O'Clock at the Court House.
there will he a meeting OF The merchants. manu-
iactuICrS aud other OF this city 20 tax into con-
SideratiOu the Orsaniz luCu o. a state Fair ASSO-
citation 10 raise means 10 hold an annual State
Fair in this city.
Iii searnsstly desired thstsll interested should
be present, and they are herewith cordially in
yit.d.
GEO. K TINGLE, DOBE 7 CAMPBELL,
FRANZ X. WEBSTER, jos SPED J.,
fehSr CUHWW c.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature OF the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, In 1865, for the TERN OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, To which contract the
inviOlable faith of the State is pledged which
pledge has been renewed by an overwhelming.
popular vote, securing its franchise In the new
constitution adopted December ID, A. ID. 1879
with Capital OF q 900 900, TO which II has since
added reserve fund of $3.50, CO., It's Grand Single
Number Distribution will take place monthly
GU the second Tuesday II never scales or post
pones. Look at the following distribution:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
Legal NOTICE.
oRpERor pI'RI.IrkTTOS.

ORDER or PTBLICA1ION
State oi West Virginia, County ~ Ohio. cts oil
Wheeling, In The Municipal Court u NhD,
ing, January Rules, lssl.
Alexander Nimick, George T.. Mcbride lr
John SlaglC, PARTNERS doing huslu,fs uH..
thC ilfm name ui Simick aud COMPANY. vs. i.
sue fpT th"mscly"s ~ well o. for the L,N,'' .
all other creditors uf IA" Nirgo Iron W.I.
Company who may com, iu aud cpulrihUH.
the expenses OF this suit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
WALTON & SWEENEY,

ANUFACTURER JOBBERS AND
vi Wholesale Dealers in HonstOns China,
Glassware, &C., No. q FOur.ee street. VII, FL
ing W. va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

VS. have more "rold law in West
Virginia to the square inch OF territory
than any three States in the Union, and
vet there is really no read law that any,
body can put his finger on with any con.
hdence. Wherever you find one specific
provision, you will find two more, mod
flying, revising AMI multiplying it. And
row COMES House Bill 50. providing that
''the grade OF any roal - be hereafter
established shall not exceed five degrees,
and no money shall be appropriated
from the county or public treasury for
the establishment, alteration, improve
meut or repair OF any road, unless such
road is o. the grade of five degrees or
under The only objection we have to
this bill is that it does not apply to all
existing roads, for il would virtually
abolish all the roads in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

A BILL has been introduced in the
State Senate, in anticipation OF the
United States Coast and Geodetic sur
vey to be made in this State, giving au-
thority TO any person or persons en-
ployed under the act Of Congress pro-
viding for such survey, to enter upon
lands within the State for the purpose OF
exploring surveying, triangulating or
leveling, or doing any other matter or
thing which may be necessary to effect
the objects ofsaid act Italso provides
for compensation to the owner for dam
ages TO his land or crops. Few persons
are aware Of the existing law for such
surveys by the national government. but
they have been progressing under a
competent commission for a year or,
more, and will be extended into our
State, probably within the next year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

6eea week in your own town. Terms and IS
500 ousft free. Address II. HALLETT & Co.
Portland, Maine. octlgc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

New and very Attractive styles are Now Ready
NAC0N BEST CABINET OR PARLOR OR
mHoo" CANS IN THE WORLD, winners
AND of highest distinction at every
HAMllk teen years cars prices, s5i, So So ss4
obn.uc Sl0S, TO 500 and upward. For
UkdHNS easy payments, Sc IS quarter and
upwards. Catalogues free. MASON d HAM
LIN ORGAN co, ia fremont ST.. Boston; &c
Fast 18th ST., Union SquareJ New York; l4g
Wabash avenue Chicago. deb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

4 Splendid Opportunity
To win fortune. Third Grand Distribution,
Glass G, at New Orleans, Tuesday, March S, 1851
-tyOth Monthly Drawing.
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Capital Prize, 10000.

1857 Prizes amounting 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points, to whom a liberal compensation will
be paid.
For further information, write, clearly, giving
full addressed. Send orders by express or
Registered Letter, or Money Order by mail.
Addressed only to
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
orN. A. DAUPHIS, at No. 3ly Broadway, New
York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are un.
der the supervision aud management Of Generals
G T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early. ieb9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09

janis
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

ing reduced it already by legislative
action. If he can secure the govern
ment patronage from Garfield, then he
can buy over the most venal Of the
Republican leaders In Virginia to the
Readjusters. Should Mr.. Garfield per-
init him to do this as Conkling and
Cameron have advised and bargained
for with Malone, both the Senatorial
Stalwarts would no doubt charge GAR
fields Cabinet with encouraging re-
pudiation when the canvass of 1884
opened in their States. The President
it seems discovered the trap into
which the Stalwarts were leading him,
and has repudidated Malone as the
mere tool of Conkling and Cameron.
The resignation of Conkling and Platt,
because they we're not given the pat~
rorage Of New York, if strictly correct
should be followed by the resignation
of Malone. The people can readily
see that the Stalwarts care very little
for the country, and only care to secure
the offices, hence the disgracefut scan
dal that now crops out all around the
political horizon.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

FLORIDA FARMERs.--A good many
gentlemen from the North who are
compelled to seek milder climate
during the winter and spring months
are beginning to utilize their time
while in the South by turning farmers
This is especially the case with those
who are going to Florida. They are
often men of active minds and physi-
cal energy. Idleness is not healthful
to such gentlemen, and hence they
seek to be engaged. A newspaper has
been sent US by II friend, and we find
in it letter from Gulf Hammock,
showing this disposition to cultivate
land in Florida. Among the gentle
men named as having gone to farming,
is DR.. George B. Dixon, of the firm of
Dixon s. Sons, Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia. He has many friends in this
city and county who will be pleased TO
hear from him and his new enterprise
undertaken as a. necessity for the re-
covery of his health. The Doctor is
quite an artist, and has fine taste for
the useful as well as beautiful and we
should not be at all surprised that, il
in very few years, he had made him
self very pleasant summer retreat in
the delightful region and climate he
has chosen in which to make his winter
home,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
RapPos44s.
NToTloE no coNTKA0roRs;,,,,

NVHAOE ~ cuNA :. ~ ~ Y'5fs,t ~
4 SEALED PROPOSALS. Wiil be sSps1x<I
\ cd D. the Committee app0 nted w 4Ie
Levy Court Of New Castle County Nf IT,
construct an of q LIND BRIDGE on the
site oil the old bridge across 81. augustine
Marsh anu Cree a. The b. idge to be col-
structed with white oag piles, caps, string
eIs and p,ank. The railing To be- OF eithsr
white oak or white line Length OF
bridge aooe. sa9g isef width y ut p css ia
iest; each a1eugfh'of ~ feet. The work
to be braced and oolted Ia q good and
substaD tiai manner, The Hes driven TO Q
sealed p oposais will also be received
iors the contradiction OF earth road ON
the sam site, to be OF width not less
than thirty ieet on the top. Inc sides 70
7 when finished 10 be At le 81 fifteen feet
above low water, VI ith q bridge about
seventy feet in lengtl and twenty feet in
width across st. Augustine creek CON-
sLructed piles Of wniLe OAK. hvs piiea
to 4 bent, the bents to be eight feet apart,
wen TRACED and boiLed. Caps, sirinEer8
and plank 10 besO of white o raflfne' 10
be OF white pine with woo'en cribbed
abut 5ests, II Q feet OF the top Of which
10 be go5.t wbitB pine laced 81 Al ber.
Proposals VIII also be received at the
same time and place for the constructions
of The same work and In the sa o an
ner. party Y. wood and partly ~ Earth. 3
tiun TO Nm. Folk dessa. Del, sett
Il AL Proposals must be Addressed TO
WlLLl . POLK, Levy court Room.
Wilmington Delaware. and delivsfed on
Or before 10 O'Clock, n. fn., on Monday,
23rd aay of May, 1851 ls4 +NN s4itEil
Ihe committee reserve the right To re-
ject any or all bids.
W1bLIAM ruIK,
s&HEI1at1f &tE1fza i. fhh,aFs' BRta IL. Committee.
nj y 13, lSSl.--7t
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

"DIsREPUTABLE AND VENAL."-
The Stalwart leaders of the Republic
can party have gone deeply into the
trading business. They hope to bar
ter away the government Offices to a
good advantage, since the bargain was
to secure them the State OF Virginia
with the vote of Malone in the SEN
ate. This was part of the scheme
engineered to partial success by Sena.
tors Don Cameron and Roscoe Conk-
ling. The anger and audacity of the
| latter seems to have thrown a check
in the way of the final Contamination
of the arrangement. 1t will be seen
from the following which we take from
the editorial columns of republican
paper that 1t was proposed to s'build
up Republican party In the South by
rallying all the disreputable and venal
elements of Southern society" and this
was the work that The Stalwaft Sena-
tors proposed that Garfield and his
Cabinet should undertake by dis
pensing patronage, no matter how
unworthy the officers they might So
lect should be. This is the inference
from the following /:
s'As our Washington correspondent
sagely remarked yesterday, 1.-The Vir-
ginia problem has not yet beensolved,
by any MEANS" There is however,
so far as we can see, no good reason
whatever why the President should
feel 1t incumbent on him to do any
thing to solve it, or why he and Mr..
Blaine should have difference of
| opinion az to the best course to pursue.
| The President and the Secretary of
State hold their offices for the further
ance OF certain plainly-unders!oo
public objects. 1t is none of their
business to figure as partisan or fac
sional ichieftains, and they degrade
themselves aud their offices when they
attempt to do SO. The idea that the
President and the Department officer I
ought TO use the power and patronage
OF the Government for the advance
ment of partisan interests, is, if any
thing, more vicious even than the
Senatorial courtesy" idea. The de-
cent people of the nation would as
lief have Senators and Representa-
tives manipulate the patronage" fol
the advancement of partisan ends az
to have the President and the heads
Of Department do it--indeed we are
quite confident that they would a great
deal rather. IL there is any rea
Republicanism in Virginia, it is wei
able to take care of itself without an,
assistance from the President. II
there is no Republicanism, excep
what exists on the strength Of a dis
. tribution or prospective distribution
, OF patronage, the sooner the so.callet
Republicans of Virginia go to the wal
the better. When will our leadinf
politicians learn that it don't pay /,
try and build up Republican part,
in the South by rallying all the disre
putabie and venal elements of South,
: ern society to the Republican stand
ard ?"
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

TEE REV. DIR. CoRooRAH is recoe-.
nized as one of the ablest and most
learned theologians of the Roman
Catholic Church in America, and an
authority upon all matters of Biblical
Interpretation, SO that his views upon
the revised English version of the New
Testament will be read with interest
BY Christians Of every denomination.
In the interview elsewhere reported
DR.. Corcoran expresses the opinion
that the revisers have removed MANY
mistranslations which he believes Ia
have been designedly incorporated in
the authorized version, and that they
have brought the English Testament
into closer harmony than before with
the Latin Of st. Jerome, which he
naturally regards as the anthoritatiye
version.--zansss.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Delaware state Bonds!
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
DOVER, UEi,,, MAY 10. 1881,

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
DOVER, DEi., May ~, 1881. J
By virtue of an Act OF the General
Assembly of the state Sf Delaware.
passe: at Dover at It's session OF 1881, l. do
hereby give notice TO holders of delaware
state Bands that 1 shall attend at the
Philadelphia National Bank, In the city
oi PhiiadelPhta, during the business
hours OF that BANK, on the first three
secular days OF July. A. d., 1881, pre-
pared to pay oil and redeem bonds OF the
salu state, OF the numbers following: !:
From No 2,i to $50, both inclusive Of the
denomination OF one thousand dollars
eacn, ., Lhe issue of the bonds of raid
tate under dale oi January 1, A. b. 1865;
Also other bonds of The said state OF the
numbers following: From No. TO 352
both Inclusive, of the denomination OF
one thonsand dollars each, of the issue OF
the boiids OF the said STATE under date OF
January !, A. D., 1857, Oct. 26, A. d., 1895,
septeaoer IL, A. D.,i 1865, and October
10, A. D., 1863: and also other bonds
OF the said state of the numbers fol-
lowing: From No. / to 49, both inclu.
sive, of the denomination OF one thous-
and dollars each, OF the issue OF the bonds
OF said State under date of january /. A.
=, 1874 And that from and after the first
day OF July, A. d., 1881, interest will
Cease TO accrue on the bonds herein
designated. This call Is Intended 10 IN
clude all the outslal alding bonds OF the
Slate OF u Delaware.' f5. sS4HiI
lsgBEkTJ. REYNOL OS, "a
~ state Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
" 7 ~ :
IT a1n1fa 10 us that there should

IT a1M1ka 10 us that there should be
some ofl6ixl hours 70 regulate the
sdStlss II ths Clerk Of the Peace. The
y sadep y sssy ,di6srent from that of the
! Rsgistsr OF Deeds o. Prothonotary,
whieh rrs supposed 70 be opened at all
hours day and night. The GAZETTE
haasxpsptsdAto give it, readers the
q hst0E Iicsnsss granted by the Court
to asll Liquor. yesterday afternoon /;
-DdT Ns foburuor w.s as.~r.A hy ono of
H., CochfAh's clerks that they could
nSs - properly arranged for giving
aeat antilielsvsn O'Clock to-day. Mr..
Cochran has- hsan- uniformly polite and
;ssesntive 70 hisdutaes and we saw no
repspH p doubt his word, nor did we;
a ,audws regret that any trouble should
have grown ont Of his declining to give
IN report out to other newspapers as
! well - the GAZETTE, which had just
/, ~ much right to demand them, since
lws had delayed our edition and
fssQaallJ dssired them. An officer may
j stAe Aervsnt Of the people, but he is
nos bound TO be the slave Of any one.
The Press ought 10 have some dignity
a \ ~ ssbst whsrsit = devoid of dig
,apity Of rcosrse It Ia not willing others
!, sAali sact nots 10 accordance with pro
. pristyt Tho Assss' assault upon Mr..
Cochran II a. unjust as il is false.
Tbs clerk had not intended to keep
, tn list Of licenses from being pub
lishsd q al ~ ths .Nssss article
would lead The reader to infer. 1t
was his intention to give the lists TO
the public ~ soon as they were ready,
and 20 his subordinate informed the
representative Of the GAZETTE yes
aerdey afternoon. 5.-