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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

AUBURN, n. Y, June S-While scoring
for race 8 gelding driven by E, Root, Of
Syracuse, became unmanageable and the
sulky was broken by collision. The horse
dashed from the track through the grounds,
dragging the driver by the feet. Roots
head was crushed by the hoofs OF the horse
and he will die. A buggy was smashed
and several slightly injured before the
hone WAS Rtopped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

LOUISVILLE, KY, JuneS.-ClMence Boyd,
the young artist who was shot by his
brother.in.law, DR.. Barnes, Wednesday
last, died to day from the elect Of his
wounds. Barnes was arrested and gave
au additional bond OF $1,000 and was re.
leased. Owing to the threats ot Boyd that
he would kill him, it is not supposed that
Barnes will be held TO answer by the
examining court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

At Pittsburgh-Allesheny, Is; Louis.
vile, s.
At Boston-Deiroits, .; Bestons, 10.
Columbus, S; Baltimore, g..
Philadelphia-Athletics, Z; St.Louis, 8.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s; Phila'
deIphis, I.
At tSew neutrality-suspicious., I; Cincin.
natl, g.
al New York-Buffalc, II; New York, 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .; Provid'ce, 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

BERLIN, June S.-Advices were received
that meeting Of thirty Nihilists was held
in St Petersburg last week, which the
police endeavored to surprise. The Nihi-
lists received timely warning and fed, tax.
ing their printing press and type. This in
cident 1t is said. prevented the appearance
Of prepared number Of the Nihllist paper
The wa of the People, and only small
special edition was Issued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

+. foraker su't well known perhaps
,,i,, n !. TOO we'll known. But don't let
n0'. ,.i,b,.n the Democratic convention
u ,r r' i,om Hoadly. He will be as fine a
.'ss .':io.e IS the Republicans oI Ohio ever
LniIn INN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

wnnr Mr.. ]. L. sullivan, the "slugger,"
:, Gaming through the West, II he should
5.ppsn,o run against Mr.. Hendricks it will
-, -,,f him 10 compromise the case. Since
TT..,n ~ .uubbed the "old ticket" Hendricks
-. ~. 5eeu waiting to hop onto representa-
=, r,,.,n Democrat and pound daylight out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

ClEvElAND, OAIo, June S.-Oharlea K.
Line, aged II, Henry Tunky, aged p, and
and William Bonholt, aged 20. students Of
the Colvin Institute, OF this city, were
drowned this evening while bathing in the
river near the lnfrmary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

wAukEsuA, WIS, June s.-George A.
Hiue, 20 years OF age, married year ago
to Miss Gertrude Refine, IS years old, has
begun proceedings for divorce in the Cir.
cult Court, on the ground Of alleged cruel
treatment, and that he was denied the
privileges Of husband, though there Is
onechild issue OF the marriage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

RoNE, June S.-The idea that the vati.
can has any misgivings in regard to the
wisdom OF issuing Papal manifesto on
Irish affairs, is dispelled by the fact that the
Propaganda are preparing to reprint five
acts Of the present pontifcate relative 10
ireland for circulation among Irish bishops
and clergy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

DENVER, Col, June s-A heavy snow
storm has been in progress throughout this
State since morning. Unusually heavy
rains have fallen in the last few weeks.
The assurance OF an abundant harvest of
crops has never looked more promising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

c.,,I ,VIRpAS deserves the compli'
sEirb his friends are to pay him IN
nj nsa' .S,ne Of handsome residence in
tst y. 'a- t.s,ou when he becomes General OF
" S,rr ..~S, The country has a warm side
1. 81 NILE Phil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

PHILADELPHIA, June s.-Jay Gould's
new steam yacht AtalaatahtSrts tomorrow
morning from Cramps ship yard on a trial
trip, and will make short run down the
river to test her machinery. A new pen.
naut. recently adopted By the new Amsri.
eau Yacht Club, will be displayed for the
fiat time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

r..,ry !. gong to forbid the lmporta'
i'AI =, ,mstican meats. All right We
soa .,,,i,a,s =, by prohibiting the e1pOrtA'
:an ,s'1r q Ta,kev Of American missionaries,
,,1 ,.5 NJ how the NOslem stomach Will
,h,t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

wrrr,' able monograph on the glass
HL .,,v viii be very entertaining to the
''oa'.I ,.,.ra,iop, il the next generation
''iI ',s. AZ i,tapa,e as to get hold Of it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

SrMxER, Ia, June s.-The Barber broth.
err, who were taken to Independence Jail
on the night OF June 6, to keep them from
the mob, were returned at II o'clock to.
day and they aye now in Waverly jail. The
prospects are that they will be hung To-
night or tomorrow night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

:. ridden would prefer English for
II :, 4rIs once, why doesn't he say 50; q;
'',@a4 rt,.,T Eosli.h-s would look well
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09

BosroS, June S.-The HrGlds cable says
the Czar forbids European transit to Cau-
casia. The Moscow protectionists are thus
damsged by the English trade with Persia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09
Che Gtellfgtnfer

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Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

DRANDY WINE SU NIT CAMP
ID Meeting viii commence Monday, Aug.
13, continue II days. Committee to locate
TENT will he on the ground on Thursday.
J Ny 26. at 10 O'Clock, H. M. when those wish
Ing tents may apply Rent Of tents, ~. Pri
vleges sold same day at moderate rates.
Preachers at half price. NJ. GRAVES.
Pastor Booths Corner, Del. Co.. Pa. jyl0
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
FOURTH EDITION,
A Missp nv Merchant.

TRENTON, July 9. A gentleman from
New York, who did not give his name,
called upon the Chief Of Police, of this
city, this morning and asked him to
search for Thomas 5. Hunt,a New York
merchant, who had left his home In
that city on june 90. He gave the Chief
Hunts picture. He said Hunt had a
daughter who was in Europe. His wife
is dead and he had housekeeper For
some time he had been restless and un-
easy, owing to business troubles. He
had also been drinking heavily. He
told his housekeeper to pack his satch-
el early on the morning of June % and
said he would be back in few moments
for it. He went out and has never re.
turned. The gentleman thought Hunt
came here.
The Chief made inquiries after the
gentleman left and found that a man
answering the description, minus his
whiskers, arrived at the depot from New
York on the 1920 train on June 30
He went TO the State Street House,
where he registered as C. Wyett, of New
York. He remained a week. He was
quite talkative and said he had boy
whom lie was soon to see. He did not
drink much while here, but seemed
restless and anxious. He visited the
various hotels and his genial manner
won him many friends. He left with
out stating where he was going. The
gentleman who was in search Of him
Went to Philadelphia to look for him
there. He told the Chief if he learned
anything definite to communicate with
a LAWYER in BROOKLYN.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
MNniCinAl Court.

A special session of the Municipa
Court was held last evening, at whicL
Judge Cummins imposed fine of 8;
and costs on John Collins for assault
and battery on John Gallagher.
This morning Jp-tila LnlmoAs and
Edward White, two we'll known rOund.
ers, " no never are known to do any
thing but drink rum, were committed
to New Castle Jail for 80 days AS va.
grants.
James Sullivan, an elderly man who
canvaSses maps for il Philadelphia firm,
plead guilty to being drunk. He said
he had not drank anything for two
years, and that he came here on Satur-
day to deliver some maps. On Sunday
he commenced to drink aud continued
until he got drunk. He begged the
Judge to let him of, as he had been
robbed of his watch and so, and only
had 10 cents left. The Judge seemed
to pity him, but the law had to be en-
forced, and he was fined 80 cents and
costs.
Charles Moore, colored, was charged
with committing an assault on James
Hewston, also colored, by striking him
on the head with blackjack. After
hearing the evidence the Court adjudg-
ed him guilty and irnposed a fine of S.
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Absorbing PreNiden tIal Talent,

Indiana and Illinois appear to have
absorbed nearly all the Presidential tai.
ent in the country. The former State
is especially rich in material. 1t has
no less than five available candidates,
Of which hthree-McDonald, Hendricks,
and NOOrhecs-are Democrats, while
two-Harrison and GreshiIm-are Re-
publicans.
Illinois has an indefinite number of
possibilities. senator Logan, Secretary
of War Lincoln. anl JuLge David
Davis have been mentioned" " as Re-
publican candidates. while eX.Go"ern-
or Palmer, Congressman Morrison,
Mayor Harrison and, OF course, Spring
er, have their eyes sot on the Demo-
cratic nomination
If these two States were not situated
so near the centre of gravity, the accu-
ofso much Presidential talent
within their borders might tend TO make
the rest "'' ;ht country tip up.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
A LARGE T. FUNERAL,
The Remains of James kerrigan
Laid to Rest.

The funeral of the late James Kerri.
gan, who met his death on Friday
evening last by being run over by the
Delaware truck, took place this morn
ing from his late residence on Just-
son street below Front, and was at
tended by large cunCourse of people
The remains were enclosed in Il hand
some walnut and rosewood ca,kct, with
heavy silver trimmings and plate on
the lid bearing the inscription of
when born and date OF death.
The floral offerings We're In &c and
handsome. Among the mos; no iceale
as a broken column presented by the
Delaware Fire Company; Il, harp troln
the Ancient Order Of Hibcrnians, land
handsome mound and cross tr III tie
caulkers at the Harlan X Hollingswor'h
Company, Of which the deceased was
Superintendent AT his death.
The pall-bearers were Thomas Wilson
and Ferd. Chairs Of he Delaware Fire
Company, and Andrew McGuire, John
Carol, Edward Mcdonnell and Mar
tin Dolan, of the Hibernians, VII"
marched On each side of the hear,e.
First and Second Assistant Engineers
of the fire department, John McCatfery
and Thomas f. Donahoe: j. =. Devln
and Edward Mcclure of the A. q. h.,
marched behind the hearse as a post Of
honor, followed by large number Of
coaches. The remains were fol owed to
thcchurch byl20 members oftheAncirnt
Order of Hiberians, IS members of the
Delaware Fire Company, and l4j enI-
rloyees in the boat yard Of the Harlan
u H"lIingsworth Company. High
mass was celebrated IL st. Peers Pio-
Ca lrdral Church by Rev. Father
Kelley, and the intrrmcnt was made at
the Old Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
DEATHS.

PRlCE.-On the 9th inst, Sarah Jane, wife
of Harrison X. Price, in the 30th year Of ner
age.
Relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband, No 1927 Wal.
nut stree, on Wednesday afternoon. Services
at the house at . o'clock. Interment at Riv-
erview cemetery.
FuLLMER.-On July :, Elizabeth Fullmer'
aged rs years.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, No. SIS Jefferson street, on
Thursday morning, at Q O'Clock. High mas
at church of Sacred Heart. lnterment at Old
Cathedral cemetery. I
this city. on the Sth inst
Agnes Hamilton, In the Goth year Of her
age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband.
on Lowering avenue, between Lincoln and
unitn streets, on Wednesday afternoon, llth
inst, at 2O'clock. lnterment at Greenhill
cemetery
We m 'ss thee from our home, mother,
We miss thee from thy place;
A shadow DER our life IL cast,
We miss thy smiling face.
We mis- thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care;
Our home is dark without the, mother,
We miss thee everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
BEE HIVE.

| HE BREAK las CONE.
| HE BkE \k Has Cb,.t
SEAS N OVER FOR l.I,iH PRICES
SEASON OVER FOR Hi,iH PRICES
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Extent OF the Cholera Epidemic.

LONDON, July 9.-The 9G deaths from
cholera at Dami"tta, is at Manslrah, ]
at Alexandria, i at Samanoud aud q at
Shrbin, reported in "a Cairo despatch OF
las evening, were the fatalities for Sat.
urday. The plumber Of deaths on Sun
day from the disease was: SSa Dam
ietta, IA at Man>ural, . at Samanouh, I
at Shirhin, and at Alexandria.
The Tim IS correspondent at AIrxan-
dria says European died there Of chol-
ERA yesterday. The ahattoirs ui the
city are III filthy condition and are
extremely dangerous to health.
CAIRO, 'jniy o,-It is reported here
that a yacht is being prepared and will
be held in readiness to take the X he
dive I" Naples in the event Ofthe spread
Of cholera making his departure nece>.
Sary.
ALENAEDElA, July o. Provisions
have given out at Daluierta and
the people ar. starving. a number of
European rrSiltn made an attempt TO
break the Gordon around tn" town, and
several of them were wounded.
IioSG iIoSG, July 9.-Cholera has
broken out at Swatow, and is raging
violently.
HoNG HoNG, july 6.-Choirra is
prevalent at Shanghai.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
A DtSOrllerly Party

There is considerable complaint fr IN
the residents in the vicinity Of E,ght
and Market streets, about III" conduct
OF an insurance agent and his wife, who
rented roOil> in IL house in that LEGALITY
some two or three weeks since. 1t Is
stated that both the inln and his Wit.
are drunk, and fight almost every night
to the great ANNOYANCE Of the neiglhurs.
On these occasions they make use q, lie
most protane and obscene language land
last night the proceedings were s. out
rageouS that it was impossible for any
one within sound of their voices to
sleep.
A policeman was on the corner, but
he said that he had no authority TO en-
ter the hous without warrant, unless
there wa, danger of murder being
committed. Probably the best thing
the neighbor could do to rid themsei-
YES of the nuisance, would be for one of
the number to swear ON: a warrant for
the arrest ,f the man and his wife on d
charge of maintaining disorlrrly
place, aud summons the others who
have been ahhuycd as Witnesses \ fine
of s. aud costs on each Of the parties
would no doubt have a salu'ary ,h,cr,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Marvellous Tenacify Of Life.

ST. Louis, July 9.-Samuel Cook, tn.
negro who, in IA fit of jealous rage, shot
Emma Shores, cOlorcd girl, at Potosi
Mo-, last Thursday evening, and then
snnt himself, was captured yesterday
In his attempt 10 kill himself he fired
two bullets into his head, one of which
penetrated both heinispheres of the
brain. The other passed through one
hemisphere, and both bull is are now
in his skull
Notwithstanding these wounds, from
both of which his brain oozed, the ne
gro rOaneA the woods from Thursday
evening till Sunday morning, when he
ate IA very hearty meal, talked rational
ly and walked three miles from the
pace where he was captured to Potosi.
The physicians say that he cannot live.
The girl still lives, but is paralyzed
from .e effects Of the bullet which en-.
tered the back of her head and passed
under and into her spinal column.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
The Dead Prelas0.
CINCINNATI, July 8, 1883.


To-day the weather was cool, the sky
clear and the streets n good condition,
circumstances favorable for visiting the
body OF Archbishop Purcell, lying in
state. All day long procession of peo-
pie AS closely As they could walk in
single file kept moving past he bier.
1t WAS composed largely of elderly peO-
pie, and women and children. There
was no crowd at all in the street, as was
the ca,e yesterday. 1t was a silent pro-
cession. No one spoke. Men uncovered
their heads the moment they entered
the residence. After passing the corpse
the line went out through the Cathedral
yard. Here signs of traffic were visible.
Boys were selling chrome portraits Of
tfe Archbishop and funeral badges.
The profits, it is understood, however,
are to 90 to the benefit of Catholic or.
phan a,y'ums. The cata 'alqne in the
Cathedral is not yet ready, and 80 the
body will not be moved there till to-
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Had Not the Heart,

A bachelor and widow were the
only single persons present at a party
recently given in Chester, and they
were the subject Of considerable ridi-
cnle. Finally. a wager was made With
tn" man tha, he dare not marry the
widow.
The man was not to be bantered and
ac cordingly offered to forfeit box of
beer, if he backed out. A minister was
sent for, circle formed and the cere-
mony begun, and the guests began to
think that the deed would be consuma-
ted, and they were surprised when
the minister said " wilt thou
take this woman, etc" to see the man
trelnble and reply, No,Ill pay for the
beer. The minister was mad, the
man felt uncomfortable, and the woman
took it as Il j Ike.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
l'id.llic at Red Lion.

The public school under the charsc
OF Miss Hayes, AT Red Lion, had a yer!
fine pic nic in 81 ver-' beautiful groy,
on theFourth OF Juiy,in which not only
the chillren and teacher were lntrrse,
ly inter- sted, but he parents and o'hri
friends as well. The children disrim
guished themselves in declamation anG
singing, and reflected the greatest credit
upon their teacher. Choice refresh.
ments followed and in the evening
nearly the whole community assembled
to witness a grand display of fire,
works.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
FIFTH EDITION.
Dots,

Eighth and Shipley street, has ha,a
repaired, aHh iron flats placed over W.,
deep CUTTERS ''''
| \ new pair Of scales have been M,
Nid-d by the Public Building C,,n
mittee tor Clerk OF the Market Ainscom
seidel 4 Ia'tin g's rcl':ne mill, tb,,
has been closed >rv-ral weeks for ra
pairs, s'arte! aga in his nc rninp. ~
The fixtures of the Malta HOUSE =,
East Wafer street were sold at Sheriff.
sale this morning
Ex-Special Officer John w. IuL.
has been sworn in as a private watch
man on Delaware avenue, by Mayor
Wales. '"
Yesterday morning the McCullouoL
Iron Works of this city and the naia
ware Iron Works at New Castle ra
sulned operations.
The estate of the late George Rodney
Esq, il valued at $10O,0On, and his SON
John II. Rodney, Esq, is named in tle
will as the executor.
| Fourteen more new houses will bo
built by NJ. +. Bradley, in addition IA
those he is already building on Eleventh
street, near the Z. W. Il. B. Railroad
A recently arrived Irish emiprant
named Samuel Hill, died at Caymon,
last Saturday from the effects of the
heat.
W. Il. Sharp, the dry goods merchant
Is busy removing from Fourth and
Market streets to his Temporary
quarters at No. III Market street.
The cutters on the south side Of Sixth
street between Market and King street.
and the crossing at Sixth and Market
streets were repaired yesterday.
One OF the Kennebec Ice COMPANIES
wagons loaded with ice, broke down
while crossing the railroad, at Water
and King streets, this morning.
William and Packer Mann, sons Of
Rev. j. b. Mann, former pastor of
Union NJ. E. church, are visiting friends
in this city.
Hizar & johnson are erecting three
new frame houses on Tatnal street
above Twenty-tifth, and in digging the
cellars found an excellent quality of
building sand.
Union NJ. +. Church will hold
Quarterly Conference tomorrow even.
ing, with Presiding Elder Hill in
the chair. On Friday evening the regu-
lar quarterly love feast will take place.
The sneak thieves, with which this
city seems to be infested, have been
trying their hands on Pine street above
Tenth, but did not succeed in getting
anything.
John W. Luke has resigned the po.
sition of Chaplain of Smyth Post, and
Edward X. johnson was elected last
evening to fill the vacancy. Quarter.
master Entriken was elected a delegate
to the Department Encalnpment.
At the regular meeting OF Smyth Post
last evening, it was decided to attend
the selni-annual meeting of the Depart
nent Encampment at Newark on Fri
day evening in body, accompanied by
the drum corps.
An inquest was held last evening on
the body Of Charles II. Hurd, who fell
overheard at Bush's whar! on Sunday
morning, and the jury. after hearing
he evidenceIof the watchman, rendered
l verdict Of accidental death.
i ue lntn along IIlt me OF the new
branch OF ne Baltimore Il Ohio Rail-
'oad are busy on both sides OF the
Brand wine, and there is not the least
loubf hut the work will be completed
Is rap:diH as possible
The recent robbericS in and around
Taylor street have caused a demand
or revOlvers in that locality, and
almost every householder is now
prepared to give the burglars warm
.aptufinn
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Rough on Delaware Pigs.

One of Chester's citizens, named New
some, recently purchased three pigs from
Il gentleman in Sussex County, Del, and
ordered them shipped by rail.
When he learned that they had arriv-
ed, he procured a team and went to the
depot TO haul the porkers home, when
he was handed box, not much larger
than cigar box, which lie could carry
under his arm. He will personally in
,prct the mex lot Of hogs purchased in
DrlaWarH.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
.~-~>
Drifts.

Miss Bright, daughter of the famous
English statesman,is in the Yellowstone
Park and will visit other places Of in-
terest in the West.
General Sherman is reported to have
a poor opinion of Washington asa place
of residence He thinks it full of hol-
lowness, hypocrisy and snobbery.
Mrs. Carlisle, wife of the Kentucky y
Congressman, is taller than he hus-
band, with a reddish 60 mplexion and
Scotch-lrish type OF features.
The summer number of Strawbridgt
Il Clothirr's Fashion Quarterly is cut.
and is uh4u-stionably the best is>u'
yet. Price IL cents, at nrw >ueaIrrS.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
A Woman Seriously Gu.

On Saturday afternoon a woman ran
from house on West Front street, ut
tering piercing screams and with blood
streaming down her face. Nothing
could b" Learned of the particulars in
time for publication yesterday. bur
nee that time it is learned that the wo-
man was he wifi, of James McColgan,
who resides at 10. lO33 West Front
street, and that he had luarr'i"d with
her and Inflicted severe injuries on hen
person. He Was arrested by Ut1ctrl
Hatt"n and 10 ked up He will be Civ
Ell u hearing tLi, evening h"tor" Squire
p'Nril.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
The Ohio Caunpatgn.

WAsHINGToS, July 8. Senator Sher,
man has arrived in Washington. To a
friend to-day the Senator said that .he
Republicans of Ohio were never more
hearti y united nor in better trim to en-.
ter political campaign than they are
at the present time. He takes Il very
cheetfll view of the prospect, and in
private conversation expresses the belief
that the Republicans will elect their
candidate for Governor by Il good ma
iority, and also secure a maiority in
the Legislature
Mr.. Sherman is a member of the com
mittee to revise the rules Of the State.
He says there will be no general meet
ing Of the committee to consider the
subject until October, when sessions
will probably be held in Washington.
In the meantime Chairman Frye and
one or two other members of the com
mittee will con fer together and arrange
business for the full committee.