Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
ALAST MEETING
Of Civil SsrYiCs Commissioners
Eaton, Gregory and ThOman.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THEM.
7,s Constitution Of ths New Board
Still a Matter Of Spec
uIation,
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, November 2-C'Vii Ser
,;,s Commissioners Eaton, Gregory and
T5on,p held fual meeting At the bank
S.tardsy ,y,nicg. Eaton and Thoman
than retired from the othce under the
terms Of their designations. Dr. Gregory
.,ill remains IN ofice and has the resPo0si-
b;Etv o, the enforcement Of rh+ civil
,.ryics law upon his shoulders alone.
1, is not dsfoitely known when be
will be supsrsed,d At the closing meet
ipy commissioners SPREAD upon the min
Brss resoluicus: That the commissioners
vish 10 express the high appreciation Of
,bs eatne.,, honest, Efficient service rem
dsred 6y al those serving as subordinate
70 Them and also to members Of the Differ
a., Boards Of Examiners whose work has
b-rn IS onerous to themselves IS it has
hem helpful % he commission and ad7an-
ts-eous . the public service
Tle Constitution o. tn nov Board ct II
remains matter Of SPECULATION The
name Ct Comp,roilsr ChsPin, Of New York,
i, has been stated. wAs presented to the
Prsadeut for ore o he PLACES Nc.
Es,on did net 20 o the rOom5of the C1m-
mission today. To q reporter be said he
would 10. ho'd o.es u,tI q cue lessor
vas appointed Gnd he was no
losyer a Commissiou,r. tie has per-
fec, confielcs, he said, 10 the Presidents
determination sni aollIy 10 enforce The
lag. He th.uks things ~IH 90 Cu all night.
He will remain IN NAsh'i gton during the
Eluter.
Jude Taonaa c,lsd st the White
House this 5yeulag lie said: Il AN out.
Isl.u b, here Tor week sad then an
gGog aSay for awhile
All NuN-rAETISANS
There has been 10 mark "a decrease in
The num5,r OF applicants Tor leave Of 40
sepca 10 indicate Itat the clerks had gone
home 10 vote. The Oldest employees say
there never has been Scar within their
memcrv wheu 80 fsS have gJae hons on
election day
Tie greA.esr Interest Is ia the,con'ests in
Ne4 Yola and Virginia, and Republican
clerks have though, l. prudent tO remain
a, the t-sss A yes there Aee compare
riy,lg f-s B-uo,rArs in the departments.
D.m5crA,s having votes in Maryland, NT-
glala and Nes York have generally gone
home but there ore many Who have not.
Quite a number OF Colored voters is said 10
hass gone into Virginia to-day.
Tue sslr SAYS preachers IN some colortd
eharc,ss announced yesterday tickets
could be had 10 take yo;ers into Virginia
10 vote sud they were urgel 10 vote for
Malone candidates
AN APPOINTMENT
HsrcL; Marsh Se~al OF Bath. Maine,
~ss to Js7 appointed by the President
ries and dsS4ty consul at Liverpool.
FosruAsrE&- APPOINTED.
The Pfasiien, to day appointed the fol-
loz,ng Prssr en,ial PostmasIers JnseIh
v. Lock. 81 Gseen5oro, Ala, wee W. b.
Jones. suspended; John p Christian st
IoioBtowo. Ala y;as j Il Houston. sus-
p-Udsd. lu0mss ". Carroll, a. Bunker
tig. Ills wee J y Hegl-y. suspended;
" ; Armstrong. At Hokono, iGd 4. \.
Spark. ~ 81 I.rroa, Iud vice J Z.
Iesy. Pali.A GiabIrs. OF ksOkuk, vice
: AcEsv. s-sD .ni-d; WIrt Adams, st
Jackson. 81 81 y,ca - Ngkse, suspended; ;
d T. Sesrrs - B)f-a. y vicS Wn. u,
lanes. susp.uG,d Nm CleneUgeT, 81
shsriug'on. % wee 9 \. Browning, sus-
pended. Eii,l If Paryoas, st ToEsnda,
Pa V;cs 7 kesusy, suspended; N. q.
Mould a, Bsraboo Nis Vice d Z Welch,
suspended . I Bladely, q, Darlington,
Wis vice " ) Osborne suspended; Jos
9Sylo- Dl5ois, Pa, vice J. T. Daby, re-
tGGed, L. Clay McLaunne, at Pulaski
Tenn, vice J d LeEis. commission ex.
pi;ei J + Evans, at S. Joseph, Wis
vice : u Trssv. commission expired; NJ
5 BSodeD, g. NJ Ysraon, Is, vice 81.
Bowman, commission expired.
COINAGE
The to,Ai cor lsge executed st the Glint
during lhs EouEh Of Ujo5er Sas s. 252,'
SsS, Of which ! 55.CuO was standard dol
lars