Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-04
BIG APPOINTMENTS.

p-,snus Collector for New York
JpdSe, aud Justices Named.
V,sg,yGr5y December 3 The Presl-
ian, +, ds7 appointed Joha Sullivan to be
CoIs,,o, Of rG:ernsl Revenue Of the Sec
,,3 district of New York. Mr. Sullivan
+, sssN kuoEn business man OF New
York ci,y sud bss been a prominent meI-
~ of the produce exchange for many
,s,-s Ha vas particularly active in the
br Presidential canpsign and was
-snbs- OF tie Conference Committee OF
he business mems CLUB. organized 10 the
;,.arss, Of the Democratic ticket.
The President lars This afternoon made
lie iJllowin- appointments:
LAFAYETTE Dawson, Of Missouri, to be I.
5 Judge for he district OF Alaska.
Wn. G. Lauyto-i, Of Walls Walls,
E,shir,ton TerricCr7 TO BE- Associate JUS
5,s oflns S1p,emg Cour, Of the Territory
I IWXh.Dg,o9.
Gas R Pollard Of DELPHI, lnd to be
associate Jusics ofihs Supreme Court of
be Tsrri'o:7 OF Montana.
LB Harris Of Mississippi, TO be At,or-
,s7 General IL The SJa,aern district Of
Mississippi.
A TEUCE.
Secretary B.gari received to lay q tels-
rsn i.on Mr.. Back Minister Of the
Cuiai States 10 Peru, iuilTmjsg him that
Ghsr three days Sighting 10 The streets Of
Luss truce vis yesterday c1pcluded
Ao1gh the good Offices Of the diplomatic
Nrps Iglesias ard CAcrreo both agreeing
RnnO1ucs eXecu'Iye power. Three COM
uisiolsrs ircn each side Eill arrange for
amOTisioHAl government.
A C-sr1Us CIRCULAR
The Treasury Department has issued g
a,c4ar calNng the attention o! Collectors
Of Customs 10 a-.ic'e % Of the internal
H7sLgs rrs!a';oo5 which rsJ lire that dis
G-iet spiri,s ora 70 De laden o. board ship
Immediately on their arrival st the port Of
export which should bs within thirty days
q ins is.s OF toe i.suiug of the exports-
bon 5jGi Provision, however, has been
-sis IN ibi3 article for cases where spirits
Gs stored temporarily for safety while
Hiing Jr vessel, in which case no more
han 6f.sgn days from the date Of the spirits
GIas Dor: should be allowed
PCgLW BUILDING APPROPRIATIONS.
4 n Bel, Supervising Architect, in his
aalaa report 10 the Secretary of the
.'ssslrT says thare srs nov in course Of
Construction siga.y Eew builIiugs, ranging
I cost tom $4,000 to S2,0O00G0 es2h,
'AlaEg Tor 3 tO,sl expenditure OF SS.5ll,-
+.0 The expenditures for the year on
ns sccoCnt have aggregated 3, ABS, ,709.
4i Bell Saws tha, Congress fixes
ne hints Ct mos. CT the buildings
r''eolt a tall knOE'eiga Of rhs sccommo-
!A1on required, and that the limits in
2Aa7 cases are not so loz as to make it
.nPosSoe 10 provide minimum sccommo-
!aaoa even though TOE cheapest material
= asel De suggests that before author
-.os me construction Of buildings Con- I.
Eess get estimates from his Bureau of the
49, Vi SpoGop'ia'e structures. This, he /.
a!S Eoalt expedite work and save
Money tie calls attention 70 the fact
IN Coolress no: be, should be blamed
'as9 so'k on public buildings is stopped
Y aca Of appropriations aud says this
-'''.s vii continue IS long Of Congress
Rao'e' hs o4ca when making appropris-
a'aA de thinks the fund for the entire
ti 'Es % aHy public bulldog should be
.A.A''e st oace, thus avoiding DELAYS in
Sca'rGctrg.
Postal FIGURES.
Toe Iai,i Asss.aa, Pormaster Gen.
IA aS received special reports Of the
''sa's e1lec.ei l.om tea Of the leading
"Sa2's' 70; iTs months eni-i Dscsm-
1855. The following table shows
e s1olats and per cent of increase on sll
-''E second class matter: