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A NEwspArEn ronr so1p.
THO II. IL. Case -Govcrnor FOrakor-vu
Ious Other News From 81, OlaIrsyille.

ILLc u, h' CuAe-uOHSrhOF FOfhRof-Nnrs
ious Other News From 81. ClalrsvIIle.
Governor ]. b. Foraker will address
the people Of PeAss to wnship and vicinity
upon the political issues OF the present
cimpaign at Esnaville, on Wednesday
evening, October 20. The people OF E!na.
vile should aud no doubt will, perfect ar.
rangemeuts to give Governor Foraker an
enthuSiastic reception.
John B. DriSgs. Democratic candidate
for Common Pleas Judge 10 Belmont and
Monroe District, seems to so far overlook
the dignity ol the position to which he
aspires as to be making q regular drum.
ming up anddown "how-de.do" campaign
In his own behalf. He 10 driving over
Belmont county in private conveyance,
as, no doubt, he used to do when candi.
date for Prosecutor Of Monroe county.
One by one the old land marks OF Bel.
mont county are passing over TO join the
silent majority. On last Sunday Major
John Mppincott, aged S5,was consigned TO
his last resting place. On Monday Isaac
I. Graft, who, while only about 90 years
Of age, was 90 intimately acquainted with
Belmont countys history that he was re-.
garded as authority In all such cases. and
Tuesday, Lewis 6llhana, late OF Union
township, aged 50, was consigned to his
long home.
The evidence in tho condemnation and
appropriation proceedings In tue case OF
the O., L. & W. Ry. Co., vs. the @. 4 P.
Ry. %. et al, which has occupied the atteu.
tlon Of the Probate Court and jury for the
past eight days, was concluded before
noon Tuesday, and the argument 10 the
Jury commenced, and was not concluded
al the adjournment Of court last evening /;
1t will be resumed this morning. Opinion
as 10 the amount Of compensation and
damages the O. 4 P. will receive Is diver.
sifsd,
The many friends ot Isaac M. Riley,
editor and proprietor OF the ST. Clairsyille
GdeeIts, the Democratic organ Of Belmont
county, will be surprised 10 learn that he
Is financially, seriously embarrassed, and
that this weeks impression of bis paper
contains the Sheritf's advertisement for
the Gale OF the plant, good will, subscrlp.
ton list, and In fact everything pertain.
ing To the publication Of the paper, on the
Both Of this month. The paper has q
large subscription list and certainly Ia a
valuable property, but 1t costs large out.
lay Ia money 10 publish newspaper, aud
where the patrons, or a very considerable
number of them, neglect TO pay arrearages
promptly, embarrassment iS sure, as In
this case, 10 follow. Mr. Riley claims
that In his efforts 10 adjust his difficulties,
he has not only had 10 contend with the
pressure oil creditors, bit also with the
uniaVorable influence Of soma Of his own
party, "sharks" who were deslrons oil
taking in this property at much less
than its value,
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GErrysDuRa, Pa oct, G.-The membera
Of the oue Hundred and Thirty-ninth
Pennsylvania Rsgimental Association, ac,
compsnied by their wives aud members
Of their family, arrived here last evening,
having left Pittsburg yesterday morning
over the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rsilway
There are upwards Of ono hundred OF the
party. The trip was very pleasant one,
and the exCursionistA had most enjoy.
able day. The handsome nomorial tablet
was dedicated to-day, 1t Ia located on the
spot on the battlefield where Captain
Sample, OF Allegheny, received his death
wound, and makes very prominent feat.
ure among the many artiotiG memorials
which have been placed in po,iLion.
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RIVER NEWS.


Sulkc Oh tnc WNtbF hnu mOVOmOHth OF tNo
Steamboats,.
The river is still falling at this point.
Last night the marks indicated o depth In
the channel Of 3 feet inches.
The repairs to tho O. @. Martin, a Mari.
eta packet, are about completed. 1t las
been put In tirst.ClaSs shape.
The Benton Mcmillan passed down late
yesterday, en- route from Pittsburgh 10
Cincinnati. She had good trip.
The Chancellor ID now laid up at Gall.
polls. She claims 10 bs able to maka an
hour more than she could before being
repaired.
The steamer Nollis +. Brown has baen
tied UP at Galllpolis by one OF Marshal
Sehon's deputies at the Instance Of d. +,
Cornwell, a part owner.
The crane boat In tow nf tho engine
which had been used at P4rkersburg In
the construction Of the Ohio Rtvor road
bridge over tho Little Kanawha and
which had her bottom knocked out by an
obstruction at Three Brothers low miles
above hero Sunday, was Own0l by a. K.
jolly 4 Sons Of Pittsburgh And was valued
at $1,000. II was insured and may bs
raised.
The upper river coal operators ara
snxlously waiting for tbs rlsO. They
have about S.OOO,OOO bushels ready 10
send out inside Of eighteen hours. 'The
greater portion otthil coal Ia now lying at
the landings betwoon Lock No. and
Davis Island dam. The remainder in the
frat pool. Most Of the coal Is In barg,s,
and eau 80 out on from ak to seven ieot
Of water. Only foS Of tho works up tho
river have been In operation Tor abort
time, owing to tho fact thst bnNs and
bArEos had oil been 1lled. With The
arrival Of the emptles below BOms eight
or ten additional mines have boen put ia
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THEY MUST RESIGN.
Federal onlco Holders WHO WIN Have to
VaCatO Their Positions.

Federal OiilCO Holders WHO VIII Have to
HaCato Their Positions.
WAsrINaroS, D. O., Oct. 8.-Among the
officials directly affected by the Presidents
conclusion that candidate for an electoral
office should relinquish his federal Office
arc a. X. Delaney, United States Attor.
ney for the eastern district Of Wisconsin,
and P. II. Kumler, United States Attorney
for tho Southern district Of Ohio, MI.
Delaney was appointed to his present OF.
ace by President Cleveland, mainly
through the efforts oil General Bragg, and
has now been nominated 10 sucCsed that
gentleman In Congress. Mr.. Kumler is q
Republican and was appointed under q
previous administration.
He has been nominated for Judge Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Hamilton
county. After he accepted tile nonina.
tion he wrote to the Attorney General In.
forming him Of his action, and said that II
his retention OF the District Attorneyship %
pending the result OF the State election
complicited In anyway with the PFeBl.
dents policy Of civil service reform he
would resign his present office.
As already stated the Cabinet Consld.
cred the question az yesterdays meeting
and decided Rs O general principle that
an official desiring TO enter q political
campaign had better give up his federal
Office, II is therefore likely that changes
will shortly bs made In both Of tue oillCeH
Fnnnlinnn6
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psllalro.

DR.. Todd, Of Bridgeport, was in town
yesterday.
John Muth Aud,Wm. sChindewoli have
agreed on boat race for the 23d inst.
Il. Q. Sheen 10 home from q trip to
Washington, D. O., and other eastern
cities,
Joseph MOtIain, who LEFT here several
yearn ago, 10 moving back here, from
Flushing.
John Gallagher has been given the con,
tract for the Eighteenth street sewer al
$g,l07.
A good many apples are being picked
In this nelghbofhood for bhlpneht eSsl
and west.
The lecture on The battle Of GettyBburr
10 for the benefit oI the public square im
provelnenlB,
The Council has ordered The CITY yolic
itor 10 proceed against the street car com
pRny unlese the ordinance regarding stfeell
be compiled with.
The petition Of The Belmont Glass Com
pany and the BellAlte Stamping COMPANY
ior the right Of way over Hamilton stree
With q railroad switch has been granted
] The principal obieCtou withdrew,
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1.unstsd Alive.

BAl1lNoRE, Nd. October GA special
from Columbia, s. o., says! A terrible
accident occurred at Chester, Sunday
night by which two children and an old
woman were roasted alive. Dave Henry
went with his wife TO Camp.mssting, leav.
Ing their house and two children in charge
Of Caroline Berry. Upon the return oI
the parents they found the house In
flames, and heard the screaming Of The
children inGlde.
An rinsuCcessiul attempt was made Ia
get them out. The Charred bodies were
recovered from the ruins, II 10 supposed
that Caroline Berry went 10 BleOE
while smoking and that the bed
clothes caught are from her pipe.
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nnAKEsIEN,s STRIKE
ON the New York., Pchdsy1ynnIa mud Obi
ROad-Nnturo OF Their Demands.

On the New York., PGhGSylvanIn mud Ohio
IIoad-Nnturo OF Their Demands.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 0.-The freight
brakomen on the Mahonlng division OF
the New York, Pennsylvania aud Ohio
railroad made a demand several days ago
for an increase OF wages, from $l.75 to $9
per day, and prossntGd several other
grievances. Among other things they
asked that they be givan extra pay for oil
time over 10 hours consumed In making q
round trip. At present they get extra
pay, only when 1t requires more than 20
hours to make the trip. The engineers
and hremen came within the 10 hour lin.
1t, and the brakemon asked the same.
They also demanded one-quarter OF q
day for time lost when called to 20 out
with a train which failed 10 start, as was
frequently the case.
General Manager Shaler forwarded the
demands OF the men to the Erie head
quarters in New York, promising to give
the men reply to-day. This morning
the brakemen appointed committee 10
wait on General Superintendent Shsler
and Division Superintendent 0'Brien.
These officials submitted q proposition TO
the effect that they will agree to pay
wages as high as any road competing
with the New York, Pennsylvania &
Ohio, the men to bo given
time to investigate themselves to ascsr.
tain prices paid by the competing lines.
II satisfactory arrangements could not be
made, each party was to select a man and
those two third, to constitute an arbi.
tration committee, whose decision was 10
be considered final, and for both to bind
themselves to abide by the decision
rem dered by that committee. The com
tnittee refused TO accept the proposition,
and ordered tho brakemen 70 quit work al
noon. The order was complied with here
and about sixty men struck. A dispatch
from youngstown says that thirty meu
running between that city and Shensngo
the eastern end Of the MRhoning division
and twenty on the Niles and New Lisbon
branch also struck Rt O o'clock this even
ing, making the total number Of men ou
ITO. Freight is bloCkadOd In the yard
here. II 10 limited by the strikers that the
entire Erie system will yet be involved,
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ATLANTA, GA, Oct, 6,-Ths State cleo.
ton passed of quietly without incident,
The Democrats had a clear field every
where. FollowIugis the stateticket; Gov.
ernor, John b. Gordon; Secretary Of State,
Nathan o. Barnett; Comptroller, General
VIM, A. Wright, Treasurer, Robert NJ.
Hartman; Attornsy.Gsnsral, Clifford An
derson,
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Irrequlres an accomplished politician
who il willing to sit up Of nights, to uu.
der5snd the inside Of New York City pol.
tlcs. Tho Ersniag Telegram Of that city
s,ys that the Democracy is al! split up in.
to iaa!iOua, and that most Of these factions
ara rOv on the ieucs "lor trade" which
gives the Republicans chance TO oleCta
straight ticket.
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LohIrh Miners i,Otu.O 10 slrIkc.

HAMILTON, PA. October G.-The cloud
Of uncertainty regarding q strike Of tho
miners and laborers that has hung over
tho whole Of the Lehigh region for some
days past was entirely diSpelled when the
men In every calling In the region went
10 work OF one o'clock this aiternooR,
Noon was the hour which was given out
the strike would tako place, but when
that hour arrived there was not the
slightest evidence to be discovered any.
where that such a thing As q strike had
ever bean thought Of by the workingmsn
Of the district.
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CalcAuo, Oct. Cat 0 o'clock this
morning Nim. Carroll, IS years Of age,
VS. engaged iu washing windows In the
Sgond story Of tho building at tho corner
o. LS SSAlle aud South Water street. Mn,
VnfoI stood inside on step ladder. She
loil her balance and was pfOCipItated 10
tR ,payempnLs. When Che IAssors by
telched her, they found she was dead,
her neck having been broken, MfB, Carroll
den, ~
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TuR Earl Of Lonsdalo, the noble lord
who has brought Violent Cameron and
her Britiah bcAutieB to this country, "has
in bis power the appointment Of the spir-
itual pastors for moro than $4,000 people" /"
We may imagine the kind OF pastors his
ordship would select for the unfortunstes
within his bailiwick. We order these
lhinps better in this country.
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At New York-New York, 8; Chicago,
l. First base hits-New York, 0; Chi.
cago, Z. EFrors-New York, 8; Ohica.
go,2. 4
At Boston-Bostsn, II; St. Louis, 8.
Earned runs-Boaton, o; st. Louis, 9.
Baso hits-Boston, II; st. Louis, D. Errors
Boston, 6; st. Louis,S.
At Notwithstanding /; De.
troils,2 Earned Iuus-Detroita, /. Base
hits-G each. ErrorS-Washington, q
Detroit, 8.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City, o Phils.
dolphia, O. Game called on account oil
darkness. Base hits-Kansas City, 10;
Philadelphia,S. ErrorG-Kansas City, 4;
Philadelphia, 0.
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A slloOp House ilurnOd,

There was quite a Are caused, according
to tho Warrington, Pa, Reporter, by the
bursting Of BleVs on tho line Of the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company on the
farm ol Il. Y. Mslny, Ia Independence
township, Washington county, burning
sheep house, a quantity oil hay and corn.
Damage $1,000 OF 81, 200. The same CON.
pany connected their line with the fixtures
10 tho dwelling Of Il Y. Meloy, who ID
now burning the gAg.
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nnrnnlmn,. 1.nllnr No n prln.L.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.-f'ather Stephan,
tho priest and Indian agent Of the catho.
lie church, has received an urgent letter
from Geronimo, abklng him 10 come down
10 Arizona and ace the poor Indians
Geronimo IN his letter tells Father
Stephan that Id has been badly treated
and needs his aid and religious guidance,
Father Stephan II q great fAvofite with all
the Indians. He talks, sings and dances
with them, He tells them about bic re.
llglon, and makes them like him. He Ia q
great iavorlte Of Geronlmo's and has gone
10 Arizona 10 see him,
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Cilioroiorlned nnA 1lnhhna.

CntcAoo, Oct O,-when ths family Of
Joseph DsmlinE, the real estate man who
lives on Armitagc road, In tlmifa, awoko
this morning after Oo'CloCk the whole
house was In disorder II was at once
discovered that The entire family had
been chlutoiofmed by burglars who had
completely deepollel the house Of oil IL
vAluAbles which were worth over $500,
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THE WOMAN TRluMrns.
How n Michigan Female Politician Mont
mated liSr Candidate.

How Michigan Female Politician Noml.
mated ltSr Candidate.
DErRolT, Dot. O.-Atter ballotlng until
daylight this morning, the Sixth District
Fusion convention nominated John II.
FsdewA for Congress on the iorty.idutGh
ballot FedOWa was Championsd by Miss
Matte Strickland, a female delegate, who
carried his name aEalnst great odds and
has finally healed The breach which has
existed among tho ihsionists In the Sixth
District. Miss Strickland 70 now assistant
prosecuting attorney Of Clinton county
and 4 woman Of talent and Bhtowdnes6,
Fedewa ls prosecuting attorney, and
would have been fenominAted for thai
place had he not been put Up for Congress
He was only even In tic race when
Miss Strickland electrified the convention
! a. Midnight By q ma0tefly BummIng up Ii
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There is ,rouble ahead for patriots in
the Civil Service Of this country. Com
missioner EJgorlon says "Lhe Prcaldent Is
going to bounce every mothers son OF
em who has dabblsd in politics." We
shall be sorry to see so many West Yir.
ginis friends walk the plank after so short
sseason Of pleasant pasturing.
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1ApoR CoN0itEss.
Tho Novel Scheme 10 be Presented TO tile
knights OF Labor Convention.

Tito Novel suhsms 10 be Presented 10 tile
knights OF Labor Convention.
RicHNoND, VA, Oct. Cat the special
session Of the General Assembly held at
Cleveland NeSSrS, Beaumont, Mccartney
and Campbell were appointed a committee
on legislation 10 10 to Washington 10
watch legislation In the interest Of labor.
Beaumont and Mccartney wore In Wash.
ington during the session Of Congress aud
shortly after adjournment prepared o 10.
mort, which was printed aud circulated
through assemblies Of the Knights Of
Labor and the substance Of which wAl
made public through tho prees, Ralph
beaumont, chairman Of the committee
has prepared q supplementary report
which will DO presented 10 the presen
convention and on which action will be
10 ken,
The scheme Oi the committee 10 thatth,
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IouM FULLERTON, q well known bus.
inas man Of Philadelphia, delegate in
two Democratic national conventions, says
he can't stand 1t any longer. This year
he ia going 10 vote the straight Republl-
eau ticket. Recently Francis Tracy Tobln,
ayoung lawyer and an active Democratic
Eunper in the Last campaign, pulled out
and declared himselfa a Republican. The
scent Of the meal trough isn't strong
enough to hold them all.
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his favor, he then drew away from his
opponent, the Rev. o, !, Dsyo, and was
nominated Just as the sun began to rise.
The scene In the convention was probably
the most singular in MtChigan's political
history, Fedewa's nomination lesVeI
Miss Strickland a clear field for proseGpt-
ing attorney, and she will, beyond all
doubt, be nominated for that Office and
probably elected, Fsdswa's nomination
gives great satisfaction 10 the opposition
factions, and alter the final result they
fairly showered congratulations on the
conQuering woman.
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AUrnnk i,sisnss,l,

wASulSorOS, Oct, .0.-Jamos l.. VII.
llAmS who was arrested at the White
llouHo In March, 1885, while luSlgting on
we PFeBidOht giving him 100000 on 4
Slf q IN against the Government and Bont 10
sne Insane Asylum, was to-day brought
Into tue DlSttlGt Court on q wtltoi hd6edl
.22gm and released. The Court decided
iRM no person can DO restrained Of bill
hOety IS an Insane person Unless The
VuesVon had been passed upon BY
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Tho nnoon,s Clnn,nnry prnlsch.

MApalD, Oct. 5.-The Liberal and Re-
publican newspapers concur in praising
the clemency of the Queen Regent in
committing tho sentences Of the condemn
ed insurgents. A report is current that u
Crisi1 In the ministry is imminent. The
Minister OF War and Minister Of Marine
are said to be opposed to tho commuta.
ton Of the sentenCes Of the reyolntlonlsts.
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Kiilsd Inn ijtnnLen ilo,,,

DErRotr, Micn., ock O,-John MCGrath,
q hack driver 50 years old, died last night
from The effects Of injuries received in a
drunken row nearly two weeks ago. He
was Knocked down and kicked In the face
aud on the body by George Boyd, The
Aght originated from 4 dispute over who
should be shaved first In 4 barber shop,
Boyd has been MfegLed.
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a London Faith Ouro.

LONDON, oSr., Oct. G-Tho aensatlon OF
the city Is the reported faith cure Of Mrs,
Mckenzie, a we'll known resident. The
lady had for considerable time been con-
fined TO her bod with a malady generally
considered incurable. RsCently she was
visited by Rsvs Blown and Porter, who
engaged with her in prayer and devotional
exercises, aud in answer to their prayers
the woman was perfectly restored to
health, and was able to leave her bed the
next day, and Ia now completely cured.
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GolsNIAN's LITTI.EPIAN.
The Maryland scnat0r Working tho Wild
Wost for Cleveland.

The Maryland Senator Working tho wild
WoSt for Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "A California poll.
tician who has Just returned from the Pa.
cillc coast ssys that Senator German, Of
Maryland, has gonO to San Francisco to
consult with the leading Democrats Of
California to try and devise plans by which
the Legislature can b0 carried by the
Democrats. He says German Is OF the
opinion that he knows a political trick or
two which can be advantageously used on
the Pacific coast and thus gain Demo.
cratic successor to the late Senator Miller.
German left Maryland rather strangely at
this time, when the Democratic party was
on the verge Of revolt against him because
Of his appointments, and the Democratic
Congressman begged him TO stay and give
them his aid, buthe said no had 10 20.
He fears the result in Maryland this
fall, and wants 10 keep away. What lie
really wants to do Is TO get into the good
Rrnces OF Cleveland once moro, for II Ia
said that the President docs not love him
with that old.time love he used " show
30 German has hopes that II he can
change the political complexion Of the
Senate in 1883, when Cleveland Is re.
elected he will be again on top. To begin
with, German is now working California
and intends to stop over on his way back
In Nebraska and fight Van WyCk and
then hop into Indiana and try and aid
the Democrats there to slaughter Harri.
son. All throe States elect Senators this
fall. 1t is not thought that he will sue.
coed, but he is playing for large high
stakes,
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sTEunEsvlLLn, o., Oct. O,-Oharles Nc.
GonnigAle, a well known book keeper, o.
this city, having been on prolonged
spree, was yesterday placed in tile Lookup
at the request oil friends in the hopes O
SOLDERING him up. Last night he was at
tackled with hemonhage, caused by exCeg
Bive drink, and died.
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E1.AlpRRMAE J.EuNE's last hope being
zone, nnlesa the Governor psrdons him,
the other hoodlers are to be proceeded
AGAINST at once to show what can be done
in New York, Jaime is understood to re-
gret that the reform tide caught him.
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RANoooN, October O.-Croops sent from
Murlhla to relieve the surrounded garri.
son Myotheit, ,Burmah, succeeded in
performing the mission, 1t took six
days march through one jungle. In this
the troops found several CruCiled British
messengers. Every officer and nearly
every man in tho rescued garrison was
prosirated with ievsr when the relieving
expedition reached them,
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lrIs an indication Of progress that only
f, bs persons left the Richmond theatre
vbeu /. was discovered that the Kuights
Of Labor had smuggled in colored man
and brother The boys arc dosing the
Rirhmnnd neople.
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The partnership existing between o, i,
ThomphOn and w. .. WlNLt, editors and
publlOhers Of tho Huntington Adrsriiser,
has been dissolved by mutual consent,
the latter retiring, Now, TOmpsOn has
tbs, ability 10 run araLtling good paper all
BY himself,