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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

Mr.. Johnuthan Smith, of MasSnchu-
setts, has been selected rs sSuporintenL cnt
of tho Piedmont Factory vice 4. X.
Steolo, resigned.
The Now York Times states that the
workmcn employed IN tho subaqueous
excavations Mt Hell Gate arc much ex-
cited over the demand Of the Republican
Congressional Committee that each OF
them shall pay n contribution of not less
than Sl7.5 in any case toward the eX-
ponscs of tho Republican campaign next
Fall. Tho pay of thcso mon ranges at
from $3.50 to $3 pcr day.
- 1t is timely to observe that only very
few demagogues and very ignorant pcO-
plo assert tho present fitness Of all the
sons Of Adam for free government. Just
rs We shrink from giving firearms and
edged tools to untaught children, we seek
evidence of fitness for grave responsible
tiles before hoping that an mex pcrienccd
people may be left to shape their own
destiny for good or evil.---Nar York Trib-
unc.
- .aiss Greyson, who had for many
years aeen bedriddon with spinal disease,
at Erir, Penn, believed that she could
be cur,:d by prayer. Sho talked with the
attending physician about 1t, and he said
that he would arrange for meeting Of
devout persons, at tho house Of neigh
Dor, with her consent, when her recovery
should bo earnestly impiored. At the
appointed time she sprang from the couch,
and declared herself miraculously recov-
ered. But the perfidious doctor had
called no meeting, and no praying had
been done.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
House of Representatives.

The friends Of CAPT. a. T. BROYLES respect
fully announce him rs y candidate TO represent
them in the next Lcgislaure-suhjeet to the DEM
ocraiic Primary Election. MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized TO announce COL. F. NJ.
RUCkER n candidate for reelection to the House
Of fRepresentatlvcs-suhjcc to primary election.
The many friends of DIR. IL. I. EPTINti re
spsctfully announce him rs = suitable man to rep
resent the people Of Anderson County In the mex
House OF Representatives subject 10 tho primary
election.
Many friends in the Felton Democratic Club
hcg leave TO nominate MAI. +. H. MURRAY to
represent Anderson County In tho next Lcgisla-
ture-suljcct to the Primary Election.
The friends Of II. n. PRINCE respectfully an
nouuco him az n candidate for rc.ele lion 10 tho
House Of Representatives. subject to the action OF
the Primary Election.
The friends OF MAI. a. $. TODD respectfully
announce him rs a Gu nddatc TO represent Ander-
son County In the next legislature subject TO the
action OF the Democratic primary election.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

UANING formed a copartnership with
Il Il IS. luilic II Co., of Washington,
ID. c., ! am prepared to prosecute promptly
all claims for Pensions, or increase OF Pen
sons e.: Soldiers, or the widows and chill
drcn of soldiers who served i'll the war OF
l-!1, the Indian wars, the Mexican war, or
the late war Also Bounty, Back Pay,
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land War
rants, and all other claims against l.. S.
Patents secured for Inventions. Discoveries,
designs and Trade -.iarks. No fee charged
except for preliminary examination unless
!. paiem. i obtained.
w u. BEWLEY, Anderson, S. G.
July l} 1852 - Nv
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In assuming control of the INTELLI-
GENcER the new proprietors do not deem
it necessary that they do more than to
announce that they shall conduct the
paper in the future as they have in the
past. so as to represent the best interests,
as far rs they are able, of the County of
Anderson and State Of South Carolina.
We shall try to be just to all men, and
at the same time give utterance to our
convictions upon public questions which
may from time to time arise. We shall
endeavor to make the INTELIIaENCER
in future as good or better than it has
been in the past.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03
For State Senator.

The many friends Of HON. r. F. GRAFTON
nominate him for re-eleciion to the State Senate,
subject to the action OF the Democratic Primary
Election.
The many friends Of MAJ. JOHN d. MOORE
respectfully nominate him for tho Office Of Senator
In the ensuing election, subject to Democratic
rule
We take pleasure In announcing the name Of
MAI. y. F. wHITNER as a candidate for State
Senator at the ensuing election, subject TO the
Democratic primaries. MANY CITIZENS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

The County Convention which assem-
bled on last Friday was the largest Dem.
ocratic Convention that ever assembled
in Anderson. All but three delegates
out Of III were present, and throughout
its whole proceedings the utmost har.
mony prevailed. There was grea. inter
est manifested in the Convention upon
many questions, but the body did its
work well, and, as far as VIC could judge,
satisfactorily. 1t demonstrated that the
Anderson Democracy is TO day as vigor.
GUS and strong ns ever. There is nc
disaffection, and another triumphant vic.
tory awaits our State, County and Con-
gressional tickets in November.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

GRAssIOPPERs nY THE MILLIONS. =
Mr.. John Ratterree owns q farm short
distance from town, and on last Monday
ho discovered TINT millions OF graSshop-
pcrs had attacked patch of corn and
were literally tearing it to pieces. When
they strike row of corn they strip every
blade, leaving tho stem, but they do not
trouble either the stalks or the cars
Thoy arc Of various sizes. from an inch
and half in length down to the size Of n
boo. Most Of them arc Of deep green
color, hut some arc marked with dark
red stripe. We have not heard Of these
insects appearing in any other locality,
and 1t is rnther singular that this ono field
should bo infested with them. They are
perfectly wild, and by going ahead of
them aud making noise they can readi-
ly be driven back. Adjoining tho corn
is wheat field from which the grain has
been harvested recently, and thero they
can bo found clustered together by thou
sands. Can any one toll us whence they
came ?-Rock HW Herald, Juiy 27
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COpartnersIlip Notice.

TIE undersigned having purchased Tho
entire interest in the ASnEEsoN ISTELIL
GExcEr Newspaper and job Office have
this day entered into II c0partncrship under
The firm name Of T.. r; MURRAY e co.
for the conduct of the paper and job office
Thankful to our patrons for their past pa
ironngc, Is" respectfully solicit G continil
aucc of the same in the future.
f. il. MURRAY
J. =. CLINKSCALES.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

The Democratic State Convention,
which assembled in Columbia on Tues.
day, is the largest representative gather
ing of the Democracy ever held in South
Carolina. We hope their counsels may
be harmonious and their conclusions
wise. When the Convention completes
its work, it is the duty, and should be the
pleasure, of every Democrat in South
Carolina to work assiduously for the tri-
umphant election of the ticket it shall
place before tho State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

The Greenback movement grows beau
tifnlly less and unimportant rs the cam
paign draws near. The few clubs that
have been organized in the State are
composed Of men Of very little Influence,
many of whom are disappointed office
seekers, and so far they have commanded
neither the cooperation nor respect Of
any material number of men in any part
of the State. -.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

The nomination of Gel. Thomas Har.
deman, of Georgia, as Congressman. at.
Large Of that State, will give to the
Agricultural class ano:hc. able and prac.
tical member Of the National Legislature.
He has been President of the State Ag.
ricultural Society Of Georgia for several
years, and is an experienced and success.
full planter. In addition to this, he is a
very popular man personally, and his
name upon the Democratic State ticket
will give it very great strength and en-.
thusiasm in the agricultural circles of
Georgia,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03
For Probate judqe.

The many friends OF Mr.. GEORGE W. FAINT
tho old Anderson Postmaster-announce him rs q
candidate for Probate Judge, subject to the Demo
cratic Primary Election.
CAPT. J. T. RARNES is hereby announced as
candidate for the office Of Probate Judge OF An
derson County at the ensuing election-suhcct to
tho action of Democratic Primaries
MANY ERy
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

The IIuguru"; mil. al Grc"nyiilc has
uI:us.i "u; it, Fe; .n,h. Ih"r"hG" three
or L. II different a;'""i!~. &nI - tui iW"
huuircd yards are complete and ready
fyr wear. II consists of very pretty ana
well woven plaids and viii certainly do
excellent service
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

rV'lIE torartnership heretofore existing
L between the undersigned, under he
firm nalnr of r. Is. Murray x Co, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. KEYS
hnvin. entered into huSir"ss engagements
which nrccssitates his withdrawal from the
firm. The accounts Of the office for advcr
,isn. and job work may hc settled with
any member OF the partnership, AMI the
accounts for subscription 20 10 The new firm.
T.. i. MURRAY,
j J.. tLINkSCALES.
W. W KEYS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03
PLANNING MILL.

VsARTlES bui!!iu@ new houses would
/ do well 10 call ani Sc" MayiI"id F."
HUdi ~ the Blue li'!E" iaIi: "nc!r We
can b,. found ~ any time. We also keep
ali KIND, of Lumber for sal" dressed and
ron.:l.-ani ali kinds Of Mom!lina> We
vii move our Mill 20 any par 80 l'trc"nl-
,rv f,r sufficient amount at lumber
Fri to suit tie times, AMI satisfaction
guaranteed. ,rn
Au.Ii>t 3 lo-2. :; 3ili
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House and Lot for Sale

yN TlE TOWN OF WlLLIAMSTON,
L situated on Main Street, Immediately
in from, of Spring Lot. The house is -
new one. and contains six rooms. On the
premises are q good barn and stable, and all
necessary uutbuldings. all new.
JOHN J. COOLEY,
W. NJ. COOLEY.
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A NJ person wishing one of the above
N nii.!"i l:yapurators should write or
call on me II once With an Evap0ra'or
yDu can dry from three IL i've bushels per
day lave cOnsignm"!, Of lwo or three
on hand. Terms easy.
j. T.. DOITlIIT.
Au,ilu. Anderson County, :. {.
August 3 lSSI 3
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For County Commissioners.

r. 5. BAILEY is respectfully nominated rs a
candidate for County Commissioner subject to tn .
Democratic Primary Election. His past services
are sufficient guarantee Of his fitness for this
Office. MANY FR,ESps
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03
ARRIVED !!

TAR. ". G.. BRDWNi:, Of Atlanta, Ga,
formerly OF this place has arrived,
and is al the Benson House, where he can
be found for a short time. He has all me
recent Improvements III Dentistry. Cal
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

| The State Agricultural Sncicty and the
State Grange will hold their Summer
meetings in this city, commencing on
Tuesday, the 10Th instant, These Sum
mcr meetings, in which the agricultural
interests of the State are considered, are
of the first Importance to farmers, and
we would urge all who possibly can to
attend. a great deal of practical infor-
nation on the various modes Of farming,
with their success, is presented Mt these
meetings. Several essays on various
subjects connected with agriculture, pre-
pared by those who have made the SUBJ
ject their study. will be read The in
formation gained at these meetings by
the farmers of tho country will amply
repay them for the loss Of two or three
days from their farm work. These meet
ings ere the meetings of the farmers of
the State to consult together not only as
to the bcst methods of farming, but also
rs to those measures of legislation which
arc best calculated to promote the farm
ing interests Of the State. Let the far.
mers of Anderson County show by thci-
presence their interest in these Societies,
for the objects of their formation are the
protection Of their rights and the promo
ton of their interests. If they arc not
encouraged and sustained by those for
whose benefits they arc formed, they
meeting ut Anderson grand success.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03
Bargains.

Vp\l,,.AINS IN DEN Guui'S, SHOES,
ID HATS. .vc., for II days. We take
Stock from 18th 10 DIST. and wish to fchlr"
''S " \. Il. TOWERS * co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

1t Is estimated that the reduction Of
the public debt for the month of Jnly Is
about S14, 900, 900.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03

THE SOUTHERN GRAIN BooM.-Ne,p
York, July 3l.--The Fosis commercial ar.
ticle says: applications were received
in New York to-day from North Carolina
to soil oats from that State In the market
the grain trade. Everything goes to show
that the Sonth will have the largest crops
Of oil kind Of grain over raised there"
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For Conuress.

Wo aro authorized to announce HON. u.
WYATT AIKEN candidate for reelection to
Congress.
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Turnip Seed.

A VARIETY Of fresh Turnip Seei from
IN David IandrctlI ~ Sons. for sale hy
A T. TOWERS Il GO.
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Gccrnh2ckc:s meyer i,jGrc the ii"pu,,
cun. III ,ic south HEY Lcycr r.t !tr.
publican votes except in Democratic
States. Tie ,nclt agreement is that
c,,o,,,,,c,or .b.u ,,, i,.,rc,,, ,,,
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,ortv is am allie ur IT.. pcnu,lic,u ,..,,v
,,I uo L,yo m,r, ,o.,nc, c,r ,,c hr,J
,,.u 500 Ioy, t,r ~. III ,f III. c.,I,i.
,,,i,, w,I, ,r,.;,,. ,j,, c,riur
., ,,o ,,,yI po,,Ii;,,, I'm, ,ho
G,.o,!,,,r.r o,n III. cn,,.
u,rrI hi,, CIR IN ,,,r ,,,i,,;nn H.. !. in
s,,l, c,,,i;r, ,.;.l,., III. dim, -, ,jo
,Ir ,,r p.l;..li., Ln,,ur,,.l, Car
Sou,,, r,roii,. ,,.,ro ,,. care c,y &c
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n,:.clI
Ia,.I. ,;.Lo, :; ., o;,hor L.l,
.l.l,o a.. ,,a.,I,;.., ,;,,.,.
since the bon.bar,lmcnt Of Alcxanlsia
bv the English. IA. burn;u. Of The city
by he forces or Arabi ra,l.:., his with
draw;l into the country and the occupa.
| finn oC The ritv hv ,hr EoyIi.h forces
vcrv ,ir,c active nurra,i,n, lay. taken
n,,,.,. ,u either al. I;.,h r,r,ic. are
Lnwcyer, strengthening themselves for
the conflict The English have sen,
| ,hr;r sh;ps of war I, por, Said and al.
,houyb thcy have NOT vet lar.'.I auy
C,rco. ,hcv |,,v. comm,ud nr ,ho Suc,
Canal The ultimate objects ,r ENGLAND
i, cn,.riu, u,n, ,h;s war are nc vet nm.
disclosed ul,hou,h thc ayovcd uu,no.,
i, the honor of the county and the pro
,cc,ion If Eno,i,h r;nhi. in i.ry,,;
Nan. of tho nowors nr Europc hay,
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American Fruit Evaporators.

Aug 3, 1852
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Patents and Claims.

July ~. lSS2 3
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Dissolution.

August 3. lSo2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-19

ONE OF Erie CITY iron Works, Manu-
saw Mills.
EHE, pENN., June 8, 1889.
10 whom II My Concern
C. A ltcauug Esq, Of Dallas Texas, has
been appointed sole agent in the stat" OF
TcKn-, Tor the sale OF nh kinds OF machine
cry manufactured hy u.s..
EmE cry lioN Wonts.
by GEO. SELpuS. l'rcsldrut
New York office and warcrooms q
CORTLAND street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-19

Childreus school shoes, the famous
Solar Tip, also Zeig Bros well-kuowu
shoes, eau always be had at Sanger
Bros -9lOtc,
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LAWYERS
JAS. NJ ANDERSON sHO.r. TLlRr.
A NDERSuN n FLINT,

ATTORNEYS vt LAW,
Waco, IcNaH
Practice In the Federal aud superior courts
OF the state, and In the District courts Of Nc.
Lehman, Fails and llill counties.
oEFiCE-Fourth street, south OF Abeel'
hAr ware -torC,--uslu
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hNk hundred men, VIII. pay 81 90 rrr aay.
" Apply At the MlsspuI, rAu.dy depot coz To
II sanders. HrIi.W
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l." t-V'thsi
M
Tuu q Lost tam an iuu rti
al q
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$3.50 II: Il: 4: ]; =: q:
1870, ty, dimness of vision
,h,. head, the vital nuid passing I'M
n'l''rryei In the urine, and mans other diseases
nl-rr'ei, ~ =, insanity and Heath. The medical
,ei a,Cnrn connected with sns Institution are
~ 'u'nniry ami have had large experience IN
%, ~ troubles, and VIII asrfe 10 fotfcii FIVE
NJ Ninr,i 'KESTORATlN Etunder their special
Wt'l' and trratmenp viii not cure, or for any
s. 81. ,to,,rrv or iniurious found in u. We treat
ihilk ,,te ilsrasrs successfully without mer-
Az pI" HDNSTLTNTtOS FREE. Thorough
'uI, ,tr,,lor and sdyice, Including analysis ni
rNH,''t Price 81 VITAL RESTORATIVE
lIh', mic. or four times the quantity, slu
~ ~, any address upon receipt OF price. e..
Sr'nt ~ secure from observation, and IN private
q ~ 4, lrnl, by English Medical Institute,
nalr nily. street, st | outs. Missouri Post.
40 lax. !ltN. fucker \ Willis. Wholesale
oIu,, pstaii Agents Waco, TeIss --oiW+twIy
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25.CENT COLUMN

Advertisements will be inserted tn this col.
umn At thu following
RATES.
Pour limos or lcss, one time ............. .2h
-Four lines or less, one week .. ........ 500
-Four lines W less, one mouth .... 500
FOR each additional line. Five conta Tor Arst
insertion, and half price for each subsequent
insertion
Transient advertisers, not paying cash, Will
De charged pom the AhuNe rates. We can
not Anorl, save with regular tlNrrii-er-. g.
open an account for tWenty five or utt5 cents
walt until the fret nf the month iud then -rud
= collector arnund after these IIttlr amu"nts
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MFUTU
1hs Great English Remedy.

Is q never tAillnK Cure
for nervous debility
cNharpt,ri VITALITY,
seminal weakness ,
spernatorrliWa, Lost
MANHOOD, lmpeteh e
Cy. paralysiH and all
the terrible effects OF
self abuse, youthful
fpilies and exercises Of
maturcT years such as
oes Of meinOry, lAssl-
tude, nocturnal emle-
sion, aversion Of socie
Nu IifaunRag 4t WNNA.
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Paper hues at hall cost at W. II. Wat
L N. --AflAM I'm.
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= 9.
NOTICE.

In Connection with The. Tneatrr.
Oil5u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
OBI UARK.
WILLIAM HENRY MCMAHON.

Colonel Mcmahon, Chief Adjuster Of Du-
ties in the NesYora custom House anu member Of the
Tariff Commission. died o; rheumatism OF the heart At
his home, No "a West Twetthst., yes erday morning
he was first taken slightly Ill November ID; two days
later he became somewhat and after that tine did
not leave The house He was not confined to his bed,
However, aud suspected that he In danger.
Toe evening before he died Henry Oliver jr AMI Robert
p Porter OF the Tariff Commission spent several hours
in his room discussing the OF the Com mission lie
asked tuem To call upon him hs next day consider
arH matters further IL lac night wdrn ne ro-
Tired. Early In tue next morning ne complained of
acute pans aLd ~ nine o'clock we racked win cOnVu
slOns Al napa-t nine he died. IN the presence Oh as
brotnern-law, euarles w. Barney, aud his friends, Mf
William Henry McHlhon was born In Vermont in
1877 HIS fatuer, the R5V Isaiah Meditation, undertook
school Tor time In Pennsylvania, but wn-n us aher
became one Of she professors IN the college a; Lima,
Livingston County-Wmch lat'r WIS removed 70 syria
euse, becoming eyrtoute UulYersity-young NC,
AAs9n en.ered me 10: 20. where ne renamed unti
village near Bun Sic and began tie stud 81 law. Shortly
alter TINS the DrOk WBen the o. the hrns
20 Lima. and be morning had or<lnized company
volunteers from among his friends IN tho college.
EnerAS the sesycs private lao was Promoted from
lime 10 time for bravery a.d efficiency. de " Ia the
hrst batts Of Bull Rnn and wnea General oiOcun was
bat To-. In tue battle ~ south MountIin, WHILE 1e
leading his mcl forward, he was wUnnied
seized tho colors 70 ono hand aud with his
sword In the Dtner headed tue attack. lie was
most died fro the effects Ji the wounds. When
nad somewhat recovered however. he deslgous oil
recuterug the service, but ul, wounds hhd disabled
MN mncu tuut he not resolved. shortly after
This Hiram Barney Who WAS t.cu Collector 4 e Fort
OF New-YOrk, gave h,m place IN tue Custom House.
Here be was pro noted rapidly. He became Il Dcputy
Collector and Cuef AdjI-'r Of Duurs. He WAS ap-
pom member the IarR Com Mission oy President
Art
colonel Mcmahon married Miss Barney, Of Lima who
dice IN 1863 leaving one child dIu htsr 10 sxte n
so s. y The a. ier aud rn5.her uf Colouel McMluon
are sill nvng Lima. The remains Will ne tdhcn 10
Nj Morris, Lyin ysto Comfy, Wucrc tie funeral Will be
held. There Mr. 4nd hrs. Barney reside and MA Me-
MahOn buried
There many callers ~ the house yesterday, ~
cludlug all VI tue members OF tho Iarn Commission.
JUICE Amber said: TIE Tariff Commission sdstslns
terrible the death Of Col mel MoAauon. We nave
sICu exuru0 relyiu, technical AnOWI-
eJge his readiness and knesa, That We sha scarcely
know 10 aOLg without MIN And aside rom Ms
u,rfnness In The Comm on al learned to nave Cue
very nIgnes respect for MIN personally and mis- loss Is
severe blow TO each OF US