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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-02

There is nothing meaner than bar
barous and cruel treatment of the
dumb creatures who cannot answer
us or resent the misery which is so
often needlessly inhictednpon them,
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-02

As man may be eating all day
and for want of digestion is never
nourished, so these endless readers
may cram themselves in vain with
intellectual food.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-02
Attention.
Announcement

We are constantly adding to our job
department new type, and we feel conf
dent that we can please amy and all who
are in need Of HAND BILLS,
BILL HEADS, FUNERAL NO
TICES. LETTER HEADS, EN-
ELOPES, SMALL BILLS, IN
NITATIONS, and in fact. work of all
description live us Il call
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-02
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Weakness is more opposed to vir-
tue than vice is,
Though fattery blossoms like |
friendship, yet there is u great diff .
ference in the fruit.
People addicted to secrecy are so
without knowing why; they are so
not for cause, but for secrccy's sake. |
But if you are going to be fool
just because other men have been,
oh, my son. what Il hopeless fool
you will be.
Whatever busies the mind with
out corrupting it has at least this
use that it rcscues the day from
idlencss and he that is never idle
will not often be vicious.
If ideas and words are distinctly
weighed and duly considered, they
would afford us another sort of
logic and critic than what we have
-,
The every day cares and duties,
which men call drudgcry, are the
weights and counterpoiscs of the
clock of time, giving its pendulum
u ~ ~ ''''i'' "'"' ''' '''''"" "
''SU'"i ''o''''''
Inc human NINA Is always mex
oranle III demanding motive Tor
a'l human actions u IS only nm
Scll mat '"ch man permits to act
without one ana aV''llS himself oI
the privilege WIN astonishing ire
q"''eH'
-, NE '7h", Az VT .iE ~ ~, HH'
=. ~, - ''''' w., w. WY '''"'s wa 10
n'.. 80
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-02

Trains marked with a run daily.
A Baltimore Passenger train leaves
Philadelphia daily at 1907 p. M, and
reaches Newark at 1918 night, and Bal
timore at 2:O5 a. III. This train stops to
take on or let off passengers.on giving
notice to conductor or agent.
A New York and Washington ESpreSs
also leaves Philadelphia at 4:02 T.. NJ,
arriving at Newark at 5:23 p. NJ, which
stops to take or leave passengers on
giving notice to the conductor or agent.
]. r. Wood General Passenger Agent.
j. c. Shivler, Agent al Newark.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-02

THE Souls ANEsTnETIC. - But
men can get hardened to anything,
used to look upon a corpse with
awful solemnity, but during the war
the sight became so common that |
could almost step upon the dead to
avoid ditch or mud hole. l have
seen soldiers who were kind and hui
name at home rifle the pockets of
the dead upon the battle fields and
chuckle over their findings. Just so
it is with the rich. They get utterly
hardened to poverty and pass on.
They will weep over pathetic acting
in theatre, but laugh at scenes as
sad upon the streets. They will
shed tears of sympathy for little
Nell, but carelessly pass by the beg,
gar children on the highway.
Money is anGsthetic to the soul
1t makes a man insensible to the
pain or the grief of his fcllowmen
| would be afraid to have mucl
money. Peter Cooper and Peabody
could be trusted but they are dead
When will the world wake up to til,
rights of the poor and unfortunate
Well after all there is one relief
one comfort and am glad of il
The poor can suffer and then-diC
The rich can feast and frolic an
then-die too! What next
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-02
Spectacles and Eyeglasses.


al either resbyl tisg M>"" or Nras " using series Of
whore glasses be used aud nuing cm to the % re-
Prescriptions Tiled
kind short ne BY wohmen at The lowest prices
land Repairing promptly
ga
j. Clayton Massey, optcian 4o4 King wilmington
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
BOOMING ruH EXPOSITION
q, weston WIN Mako Grand pi.p,o

G. weston WIN Make Grand Display
GALVESTON, Oct. %, - Special
President s. b. McConnico, of tho
North, Central aud South American
exposition, has rendered tho appoint.
ment of honorary commissioner for
Galveston TO Professor Thomas ]
Giradeau, who has accepted the honor.
Tho tender came through Mayor Full.
ton.
Captain h. II. waleho has been IN
the city several days, representing tina
interests of tho exposition. Tbrouvh
his instrumentall Y the business men
have hold several informal uoetinus
with u view of deciding upnn enme
plan whereby Galveston shall be ado.
luately representa- | on the floor of the
Exposition. To this end the ma, or has
appointed n Joint committee OF citizens
and members OF the city council. The
most promiHent merchants in the citv
arc mem hers OF this COMMITTEES of on.
Messrs. Leon 4 II. Blum have alroa1v
subscribed 500 to tao exposition fund.
aud propose to make y $1,000 dlsnlay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

ESPECIAL attention ia directed to our
New York special in this issue. Much
interesting news to railroad men and
capitalists and others interested in
that line. Tho announcement OF tho
contract between an English syndicate
and Certain cattlemen for delivery in
England, fortnightlY, for five years, of
10000 iruzen carcasses OF beef ut Gal
weston wharvos, is n matter of para.
mount Importance to many interests
involved, and is big with the fate OF
Galveston, The railroads, the cattle
men, and tho whole vast Interior.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
General Lawton's Probable Appoint
lnent to- Austria

NEW YORK, O,t. GA Washington
special to the Post Gays: Persons who
ought know say 1t has been decided
to offer General Alexander p. Law.on,
OF Georgia, the mission to Austria, but
that the nominSt,DD WI, remain In
abryance until tho assembling of CON.
gress, Ia order that an application
may then DO made .or no remoy i
OF his political disabilities, It IA
thought that such % course win BIO
more expedient thsn 10 risk q fgilpre
Of confirmation, tor ut course it IL not
certsin that the publican Sonstawill
accept the theory of the opinion Of the
attorney general, that a pardon from
President johnson had Tho effect OF
removing the disabilities. General
Lawton is tbs gentleman who, in
March last, was nominated for the
Russian lnissiou.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
In the Treasury p,partm,n,

WAsuINoroN, Oct. 2S.--Secfetary
Manning refuses TO say anything In
regard to the report that Assistant sec-
rotary Coon has been notified that his
resignation viii no accepted ia a few
days, Ho intimntes that all informa
ton on that SUI jsct must come from
Mr.. Coon. The report linda general
cfedence III ,he treasury Department.
Tia second comptroller ot tho treas
ury IN making II thorough invostiCA-
lion VI the accounts of Indian agents.
which sro reported TO DO ia very bad
condition, aud has alroady referred
shout u dczon cases 10 The solicitor of
the treasurer tor suit to recover bal.
ances found due the government.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
FROM WASHING TOy.
NEW DEAL IN THE LAND OFFICE
1he Administr atoms Probable
Indian Poiicy--A Number of
Changes Fourth-Class
Postmasters Appointed.

New Rnles for the Public Land ONCE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-It is stated at
the land offics that under the present
practice of that office, when the public
lands within township were opened
to entry, through the fling of plats of
survey, therc was rush OF spectators
and land grabbers, who often sue
ceeded ia securing the best
lands, to the great injury
of bona fido settlers. Moreover this
clsss OF parsons were able frequently
TO learn whom plats OF survey were TO
be received in advance OF the settlers,
who were thereby placed at o disad-
vantage. To correct this abuse as far
as possible, the ccmmissioer of the
land Office hes issued the following in
structions 10 local land officers:
Hereafter, when an approved plat OF
the survey OF any township IL sub.
mitto6 to you by the encouragement
you viii not regard scch plat Rs
officially received at and filed in your
| office until fhe following regulations
have been complied with,
| Furst-you will forthwith post q az
tice in q conspicuous place in YOUR Of
tice, specifying the township that has
been surveyed aud sta.ing that the
plat or survey will be- filed in your OF.
flee on u day to ha fixed by yoa and
names III the notice, which shall bs
nov loss than so days from the date o!
such notice, anu that on and after such
day you will b. prepared 10 receive ap
plicstions for plGts Of lands in sucl
township.
Second-You will also send copy
OF suoh notice TO tho postuasters OF
tho postoflices pearssG 10 tho land, and
q copy to each clerk Ola court of record
in your district, with the request that
tho same be posted iii thelr respective
offices.
Third-You will furnish tho publ,
press in your district with copies OF
such notice ~ y matter of news.
Fourih-You wilt give suoh further
publicity to tho matter ia answa- Il
inquiries and otherwise as you may bt
able to do without mourning sdvortis
Ing expenses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
The Walkun Caae.

EMPoRIA, Kss., Oct. 23.-Dr. Gar
denor concluded his testimony in the
Walkup case this morning. He said
that ia examining tho vlscera Of tho
deceased he could not discover any
evidence Of syphilis. Professor Jones,
Of the Kansas City Medical collage,
who analysed the remains, next testi-
iiau chat he found in the portions sub
mitted to him 2.i9S grains Of arsenic,
OF which 1929 grains were In the con-
tents of the stomach.
The afternoon session was consume
IN taking tho testimony of experts.
Nothing of importance was developed.
The evidence fer the State was not
concluded when court adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
ANOTHER SUPERIOR MAN GONE.

The death OF JUDGE G. $. WEST, an
nounced in another column through
our Austin special, though not unex-
pscted, will carry pang 20 the hearts
of all those who know him rs man, Cit
lien, lawyer and judge. In zach of those
spheres OF HIS lite, he WAS a bright exem.
plar. He WAS q partner for years with
JUDGE JOHN HANCOCK, tho firm being
HANCOCK & WEST, Austin. lie was
elected to she position on the supreme
court by the Galveston convention n
little over three years Rgo, and high
hopes were entertained FOR his great
usefulness there. But not
since his wite's death, which
occurred not long prior TO his
elevation to tho bench, had his health
been good. 1t was this TACT that necos.
Stated recently his resignation. Just
turned of so years OF age, and with
what had previously been a vigorous
constitution, with mind stored with
legal lore which added TO vast AID
varied experience in the practice of the
law, and 20 Judicial bent. tho iuris-
prudencs of Texas meets severe and
serious loss by his untimoly demise.
Admirers he had, for his talents won
themi friends without number he DOS.
sessed, for his virtues attracted and
retained thom. In every respect there
Will DO State full Of people to mourn
him gone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

SOUTH BEND, Iud., Oct. ga sewer
excavation, 20 foet deep, oaved in yes
t@rday, piling up n mass OF dirt on top
OF Tho opening Is faoti depth. Four
maFons, Thomas O'Brien, Charles De-
roAe, and John and Mat Williams,
were known to be at the bottom, In r
few minutes Mat aud John
Williams made their Appearance
through the man hole, a
square distant, having had enough
presence Of mind To dodge into tho
completed part OF the saver when tho
earth began caving in. After four
bours' steady digging by large force
oi volunteers the Bodies OF the other
two men were recovered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
EMBARGO TO nj LIFTED.

A Ezceting of stoctmen In New siexics
10 Discuss Raising the Quarantine
Against Texas Cattle.
SANTA FE, n. 81, Oct. 2.-I. IA
though. that tho rigid quarantine On.
tabllshed By New Mexico against
Texas cattle, will soon terminate. Tho
subject has been agitatrd lately and
the New Mexicaus arc disposed Ia
accsde az far as pDssib'e 10 tho de.
mards OF Texas. A meeting has bcon
appointed TO take place at Santa rs
October 20, to diacuss the mst,er, Tho
mneting IN to discuss whether or nat
the quarantine IL 20 continue through
tho rluter. General sullivan r.
and LieutspAnt-govefnor Clbhs. M
Texas. will attend tho mee,'ns. and
cattltmen repr sentlng $4,000 N,
worth of stock win DO present, All
Indications point % the raising n IN
emeaRoo e9oin1o XSxns oaltles
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
Changes In tho VerIster's oa,ec.

WASHINGTON, Dot, 23.-secrotary
Manning has mado tho following
changes in the registers office:
HMtwell j. Emerson, OF Now
York, chief OF the division
OF loans, reduced TO A
fourth class clerkship. Paul Horscb.
Pcnnsylvanis; clerk OF class fourth ,dis'
missed. Thomrs q. herzy, Now York,
clerk OF the fourth class; Dismissed.
William III. Stinsop, A, Il. Woodtori,
james Reed and Lewis w, Wilhelm,
special agents OF the bureau OF labor,
have resigned, having completed thoir
Investigations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
a Gone Conn.

NEW York, Oct, 93.-Tho Trihuuo's
Washington special says: Assistant
Secretary Coon, of the treasury do.
partment, hes le,tfOr the north on leave
of absence for week on important
business. Il is uudors,ood from his
fhonds here, that the business Is pfoo-
ably moro Important 10 Mr. Coon 'him-
Seit than TO any body el8o. Ia other
words, be has hssn officially pdylged
tina, his resignation will suo6 bg asked
Tor. and no Is probably ioORlng about
70 find what ho can doin p!iySte ll.e
IT is TRUE.
NEW YORK, Oot -, Ga being asked
u 1t was true, Secretary Coon s,ud tNst
his resignation hld beon asSrd for by
Secretary Manning. Ho mSued his
resignation to the secretary tC-nipht.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

WASHINGTON. Oct, 23.--The post.
master-general to-day appointed SO
fourth class rostmasters, as follows;
Nine In Texas, viz. Alma, II. Il,
Fowler; Round Timber, Preston O,
SAINTS, Olds, A. Il. Sales; Pine Oak. Il,
A.klchter; Trent, James Baker; Rylie,
yonn II. Cox; Christian, Thomas A,
Sonwayi De,h', John =. Rler, Oyster
vreek, Jesse ID. Sratton. Eleven ia
Mssnsas, In Arkansas, . In repnessee,
2in Kentucky, 2 In Ohio, lin Louis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
Probable Change in tho Indian Man
aCpmtut

New YORK, Oct. 2}.-The Post's
Washington special says: A gentle.
man who is In Il position TO know the
conclusion ct which the president has
arrived on the lndian question, OK
presses the opinion that tho main fes-
turo OF the Indian policy OF tho adj
ministratior, as 1t will DO announced
TO Congress, will DO recommendation
that there shall be 8 radical change in
the methods of purchasing and issuiog
provisions and all other supplies,
Almost every feature o.: tho
present system is dsapproyed
by tho president The president be-
lieves that ii tho army ia 10 be OK
pected 10 prevent Indian depredstious
the military authoritie4 ahnuid be-
given power to assist ia removing the
cause Of dissatisfaction by providing
for M honest distrihrtlon of supnlies,
This is the policy which has long heen
recommended by General Sherman
and Sheridan and othor nigh military
officers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

If RrEI's execution, or any other
cause, drives Canada to rebellion, and
independence and ultimate annexation
to the United STATES, the day of bank
defalcations Ia psst with us. RIEL's
career may thus produce great finan-
cial reform, If it was failure in other
Yaanocts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

AoS. W. X. SHANNON, Of Parker
eounsy, one OF the bsst known and
most experienced political msn In the
otats, IL out NJ candidate for COM
missioner ofthe land ONCE. whs. Mn.
WAfsH may do Is not Jet knowa, aud,
enerefore. u Il difficult /, say what
SENATOR SnASSoS's chances may be,
bit that he wonld be "a & N cient aud
op1ondld commas oasr goes without
oov'ng % I'll Who know anything
x>e1over Of him. Hl< 10 s expsrisnss
~ saAlss woql1 psess isyalr-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
LATE RAILRo AD NEWs.
The OhIeago, St. Loul, q rlpnso.

Ell PAso, Oct 3.-ISpecIel.l-A num-
Der OF prominent railroad men from
Chicago Il 5" Louis arrived in this city
to-day. They claim to be out hare on
a pleasure trip, but the opinion prevails
thnt they ara Interested in Tue now
Chicago, 81. Louis Il Ell pasO road. The
prospsc.s of tho above road are AZ
trGctlns Tho attention o, capitalists
from th9 North who ave coming here
and investing themselves largely in
real estHte
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
poon ANDY JOHNSON has no rioh nor

PooR ANDY JOHNSON hss no rich nor
great friends TO speak for him now
when his record for loyalty 10 attacked,
but the great masses of tho people who
know him In tho days that "tried
mems souls," and when his loyalty
J ecpardised life, will never DO driven
from their admiration for the "Great
Oommcner" by tue questionable utter.
ansss Of such u dinlng.out dude ~
CHAuScEY NJ. DEpxw.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

GALVESTON, oct. 25.-Ff9ighs Con-
ductor Boufy, OF tia Missouri Pacific
road, had his foot cut OFT at Buffalo
Bayou draw-brldgp, near Houston,
this morning. \ bale of cotton would
not clear the bridge, and rs no was
trying 20 save Il rom failing, ano.har
balo fell aud knocked him under the
train, with tho above result.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
The ohineso must Go.

STOCKTON, Csl, Oct, ga meeting
CT goo c.l!zeua last night, presided over
by Supervisor Inglio, adopted resolu-
tions for tho removal Of Cinnamon
from the city limits, and containing a
" pledge TO vote against al nominees
at the city election, November 4, who
are not PLEDGED for tho removal OF
Chinatown. Tho movement Included
some Of the bea. ciizgns and peru a.
nant organization will be msil-
iainod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
a Railroad Meeting at Albany.

ALBANY, Oct. 2S.-ISpecial,l Posters
are out announcing railroad mass
meeting at tho court house on SA,ur-
dayi October q, Vt $50 y. ~, when the
following Speakers win give thoir
viaws on tho Kansas CITY e Texas
railroad: Senator j, Il. Elemin., Gem
er3l W. q. Webb, Judge II. ". Nor
man, A, a. Clark, Potter Hart, l. w.
Campball, j. M. Moore. J, G. Lynch,
g II. Waters, G. Ii. Philbric, !. B.
Matthews and q. r. RRynolds,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

PITrsBURG, Oct. 23-.The CAronicle's
Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, special
says: Tho PittsburR Hinge and Chain
works, owned by Oliver Bros. & Phil
lips, burned to the ground at . O'Clock
this morning, enabling 6 logs of S2j ,0Oo.
The fire was csused by trio Waterman
opening the natural gHs valve 100 wide,
permitting tho flame so shoot TO the
roof snd ignite the building. Seven
hundred men 0ro throwG ont Of en-
plOYIyont.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

Our in Baylor county, around Ssy-
mour, agriculture and prices for agri.
cultural lands, We are informed, are
rapidly improving. The old fiction OF
the cattlemen is being daily exploded,
and the country around Semour IL
easily supplying the Seymour market
at most satisfactory rates from an ag-
ricultural point OF view.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

CoRsIcANA IL going to distinguish
Itself from cotton standpoint this
season, IL our reports be correct. A
record Of $4,000 balos from wagons
alone is up "wiib the best of u.s." and
Indicates thai Corsicana has a promi-
nent place in any Texas exhibition of
trade and industry that may bs set on
fOOt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

THE Republican success in Ohio,
says JuDoE FORAKER, was "a deter
mination 70 give an expression in
favor OF free ballot and fair count
In all our elections" In view OF the
multiplied aud miserable frauds up in
that State, now being Investigated,
JUDGE FORAKER must be regarded as
q charming humorist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
Consolidation of Fast rrclra,s

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 23.-It Ia stated
here on good authority that the five
Vanderbilt fast freight lines will soon
DO consolids.ed. Tho Red, White
aud Mtdlsnd lines have al
ready been united under the
management Of @. II. sherman,
With headquarters at Buffalo. Tho
n orth Score aud Merchants Dispatch
lines VIII be consolidated with these.
The details to be arranged hereafter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

NEW YORK and Chicago can now On
joy cartain degree OF respoctability
from political standpoint. Ohio IS
unrivslsd ns the seat of election cor.
ruption. OHIO not only wants every
thing, but is disposed to take tho
meanesv methods to got it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
r Max; NIL Min, TAIN !s,,
STATIONS,
Gilmore. Nrsna.om, Present.

ST. Louis, Oct. s3.-A beautiful gold
baton, set with diamonds, was pro-
sensd tonight at Music Hall,
In tho exposition building, by
tbc members Of the Merchants
exchange, - r. o. Gilmore, lsAder Of
Tue -tetavus Gilmore band, which
800 AZ eoesRsuons q he eIposisloa
oo-Mvs5v0 e1149
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

THE El Pdso grape has been IA
nous growth for many years, but just
recently, 1t seems, It's Importance has
begun 10 attract even the attention Of
CaliforniaDs, who are In numbers sot-
Tins around "rhe Pass" and prepsr-
ing for tho cultivation of the grape.
Texas continues to monopollzo atten-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
nfontenegro,

coNsPiRAToR suMMARiLY Fxs.
curRD.
CATTARo, OCT. 23.-A native of Al.
hsnia to-day made an attempt % shoe.
tho Montenegrin minister Of war.
Tho attempt WAS unsuccessful,
When arrested tho msu cody
avowed that bs was a membnr
OF conspiracy formed against the
frontier delimitst lon commission, Hc
regretted that his shot had failed Ia
take ELECT. Tho pri was summari.
ly executed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
snruMAN and orayson .npoar ~ h,

SHERMAN aud 0rayson appear to DO
running wild over their races at the
present fair up there. Dallas might
easily have been tho racing centre OF
the State, but the chance was thrown
away aud Sherman seems to have
gresped II. splendid races always ad &.
vortise aud materially and directly
benefit y place, no matter what it's
other advantages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

vlce commission is that Judge
henjsmin Bucxner, of Louisville,
Kentucky, who has Just declined the
nomination OF chief Justice of the Ter
rifory OF New Mexico, wishes to be n
me mber of the commission. His
friends say he approves Of the civil
ser vice policy.