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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
WHAT OUR EXCHANGES say
of Politics, Men and Events of West vi
gipia.

Of Politics., Men and Events OF West Nir
Einia.
Why DO ycu want to go to Congress
dear boy? WHAT would yoG do if you go
there? And what would they DO with
you?-We;zel Democrat.
The lyle. Dsmocrs, is out for Col. Dan
Johnson for Congress ia this district. The
Col. is a gallant Democrat, and an sble
man, and would rank above the ordinary
Congressmsn.-Gilner Banner.
II BArnum is wise he will secure Jim
Mason, g, any price, for this season. Get
Mason, dress him in q suit made Of West
Va. Certificates" s;;ach 10 his belt the
imaginative acslp Of Senator Camden, aud
q gold mine would be a small thing beside
him.-Moore6sld Examiner.
Don't worry about the next United States
Senator from Wes: Virginia. Don't he
awake o nights trying to think OF his
name Put IN your spriDZ crops. They
will ueed your attention. Senators spring
up naturally and grow without cultivation.
PIT Pleasant Register.
Mr.. Mason, Of the IVES. Virginia Dem,
ocrat, permitted the correspondent Of a
Republican paper TO pump from him a ell.
u boss. that be has beaten Camden and
that "A Republican, Of course would o.
his successor, and then twits the Wheeling
REGISTER for using information from such
q ourcs,-Virginis Free Press.
The Republicans of the Fourth district
seem to BE- hunting for g man Who has q
barI. Messrs. B J. Redmond, Of Mason,
and J. L. Mclean, OF Putnam, both ros,
seas the requisite amount OF cash, and it Is
very probable ths. one Of them will De
chosen Is the Republican candidate for
Congress. Btsins appear 10 be below par
Tith the z. o. .. in that district. If not,
vhy has Bro. p. ". Morris been laid on
the shelf 2-Sicholas Chronicle.
Prof William P. Wiley, Of the West
Virginia University, viii this yesr deliver
the address before The Literary Societies Of
the Normal School. Prof Wiley vas. for
many years, the leading staff editor OF the
Whs cling REGISTER, ssd is an accomplished
and cultured gentleman. Oar people have
every reason 10 expect something good,
and We congratulate the students Of the
Normal upon securing so excellent q lee
turer.-Gilmer Banner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21

CoyGsEssvAy Wits. Of Kentucky,
speaks cut concerning the appointment Of
Me. VIRGISlA THOMPSON as Pos!misTess
Of Louisville. Says the Louisville Com,
usr:isl:
Mr.. Willis says Mrs Thompson is and
al=Ays has been s Democrat. She was
lef. a widow wi,h four children jus. when
the Democrats had elected TildeD,
and the Democrats Of Louisville, knowing
her 70 be q lady Of worth, honor and 6ne
executive ability, about Thst time Endorsed
her Tor the position she o holds and in
tended to present her name 10 Mr.. TIiden
Mr.. Tildeu, be Gays, vas counted out, and
Mrs. Thompson substituted the name OF
Hayes for IIldsn in the petition, and she
was appointed by that gentleman. His
action IN The matter, Mr.. Willis says, vas
influenced sll the Gay through by 8 sense
Of duty and lot By any personal eonsiders-
tons
The disappointed candidates sud the
dissatisfied persons mi2hs as we'll rest
easy. 4rs. THOMPSON has the good fol-
tune to con out frat best every time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
DoDGINs TIE QUESTION.

Our esteemed contemporary lodges the
main question in its discussion OF the Pc
lice and Fire Board ordinance. While
those presenting the petition and many
other good citizens OF Wheeling may re.
gard parts Of the ordinance "a unjust 10
many OF orr people, the real question at
issue ia, Is the ordinance 3 legal one?
Does the ~Inselligeneer want The ordinance
20 remain upon the ordinance books if {
is 3 violation Of the city charter? Would
il not be better to have the question settled
tor once ard for al, 80 that no misunder-
standings or complications may arise in
tbe fusure7 If the ordinance Is declared
illegal, it will then be IN order for the PEG.
pie, if they think such q measure is Just
ard is for the good Of the city, to take the
proper coprss TO secure It's passage. Let
Us have our city ordinances based upon 3
6rm foundation, so that they can't be set
aside when put to the test
Tie I~Dtsligenesr says: 1t appears
that al the petitioners TO snnul the Police
and Fire Board ordnance belong to one
party. What "a the motive which prompts
them to ask that il be snnulled?'
1t is true that the petitioners are Demo
Gratis, and the chief motive that prompts
them is that thy visI tha ordinances of
our city to BE- based firmly upon the CITY
charter. Il is to their credit that : u
have taken measures TO decide this quss-
ton Why should not any citizen of Wheel
,ng. be be Republican CT Democrat, desire
ell ordinances to bs legsl2 Then Why
dee the esteemed Intelligence ignore the
Essl question g. issue and insinua,e BY its
words that the Republicans Of the city
van. the ordnance TO remain on the ordi-
nance book no matter whether legal or lie
gAl2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21

P~aEsIDEST E u. TURSER, of our State
University, who Is noE in the city, in.
forms us that $50 Students have seen En-
rolled this year and that the number il
actual attendance is noE greater than a.
any time tor five years. All this increase
Of attendance has taken place, too, inspiie
Of the hard times that have oppressed the
fsrmers Aud business men Of the State.
This Is 8 good showing. The press Of
the State are speaking words Of praise fox
Mr.. TCaxEE and the University, and the
people seen pleased With the return OF
good tines, the University under such
mauagsmea; 81 g. present, is bound to
proper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21

GovERSoR OGLEssY, Of Illinois. in bis
consultation with the sheriff 81 Chiesgo
yesterday, said be would never call out any
militia in settling a riol until the shenh
had exhausted sll hi5 resources. Or IN
o:hsr words. be ia going TO let the sherifs,
assisted By small poses, irn,ase persons
with riotcus i~CehnsiOns s2d excite the
people. aad ge. num5sr Of men killed,
and then hs gill call GU; the militia, IN
s,esd Ct calling out the militia to prevent
such troa5.e. This is the course GovsrnoF
OGLrsgy pursued a: Es; St. Louis, and
everybody knows the result. Yet he wants
to try II again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21


KEEPING CHOLERA AT A DISTANCE
The reports Of Outbreaks Ct cholera in
several places in Europe sound 8 warning
70 the people Of this country. Last year
the fair land Of Spain va the chief suffer
er from this dreadful scourge. This year
sunny Italy is the FIRST to be visited. Other
nations are taking measures 10 prevent tie
Introduction Of the disease within their
borders The PEiTy Coancil, Board OF
Trade and Local Government Board OF
England are nov alive to the importance
Of keeping the disease from British ports.
Stringent quarantine regulations for yes
ssIs bound 10 and from the Mediterranean
are to bs enforced, and the most effective
methods possible for detectisg, vacci'
us,ing and for resiog cases Of cholera
that NAY be discovered ere 10 be adopted
Meanwhile the lccsl boards Of health and
the municipal authorities are urged TO use
their best efforts in keeping the cities and
towns in good sanitary condition.
Oar country needs to be awake to this
subject as well IS England. In these
times o fimproTed modes Of eommunica
,iop a few thousand miles "a q very short
distance. Our government should BY nc
means neglec: to provide for q strict and
efficient quarantine and the boards Of
health throughout the county should do
Asir part we'll 10 keeping our to"Es and
cities 10 good sanitary condition. The
psopls everywhere should De instructed to
get themselves into good lighting trim i
these things are done, We may escape the
plague, or if it does CONE iis rsTagel vii
TO a ye.y gres, extent be stayed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21

1t d undoubtedly the greatest drawback
connected with the vast Improvement OF
transportation facilities in cur day. This
charging more for the abort than for the
longer haaL 90 Mr.. CAMDEN veil ssys, dis
criminasss not only against producers ct
intermediate and 1on-eompetiiVe points
but discnmiDates against the thrift and en-
tsrpriss Of towns sgAinss the distribution
Of manufacturing industries, the value OF
real estate and all other interests OF the
country outside of the large cities and com
petitvs shipping points" The evil thus
described is Q far reaching one. Ih'
growth Of many Of our large cities has IN
occasionally been 8 diseased grOEth-Oe
ing By the absorption Of advantages ths'
ought to have been distributed equallyoy we
the country"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
WONDERFUL rELEGRAPHING.
Will the Telegraph system be Unset by a
Farmer Boys Discovery

Will the Telegraph system be Unset by a
Farmer Boys Discovery
CINCINNATI, April 20.-Willism l.. Sill,
vey, the young mechanic who, at the age
of l9 invented the induction telegraph
with which Mr.. Edison has lsgely created
such 3 iurore BY ~telegrsphipg from flying
trains, was found to day hard at work at
bis bench in one Of the large machine
shops Of this city. lie is deeply engrossed
in the domain Of electricity and gives prom
Use Of q wonderful future. II he
lives be will surely equal Edison
- 0 wizard. This unknown boy
perfected the Induction telegraph
while working on his mothers farm near
Casileton, Ind. He had wires strung
through the apple orchard, and on these,
with encouragement from no ole but his
mother, developed the principle Of Undue
ton antil be was able to transmit mess.
sges from one wire 10 another forty feet
distant. he carried bis device 10 Indian
spolis, twelve miles away, but being with.
out or sec usin,snces, was unable 10
interest any one in it. His story that be
could telegraph between tEo wires thst
we're strung on separate sets Of poles forty
feet apart was not credited By telegraph
ers, and be wss aeon forced to abandon
his efforts 10 introduce the wonderful Gis-
covery. Thus il lay unhesrd o. until Mr..
Edison 90, q clue TO it and applied the
principle to t~elegrsphiDg from moving
Young Silvey has not besn discouraged
for . moment bat has worked away with
industry, and his genius has pro-
1uced other devices equally marvellous
BE Was found today surrounded BY the
.ools snd appliances pertaining to his nys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Sale of Valuable Sixth Ward
Property.
IN TIE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL
4 ing.
William II. Taylor and another.

IN TIE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL
4 ing.
William II. Taylor and AnOther.l
Harrison r Taylor and others.
PuT'uant TO q seoree 10 said cause made on the
2-th day OF March, 1850, the Undersigned special
commissioner will sell. on
Wednesday, May 5th, A.. ID. 1886,
a. pub &c suction, commencing 81 10 O'Clock g. IN ,
at Ihs 'front.' door Of tie Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, IL the city OF heeli &, 10
,orioet real estate situated In he sixth ward Of
said city, that is - az: Re2inninZ Al the south
Ve.t corner Il lot nuEbsr lSs, which lot IL on the
cOu er Of 1Esuty-iourih and Chapline streets,
Roth OF Tsenty-iourth street and vest OF Chap
line street., ana running from said southSest cCr-
Der nf los number lag. eastsardly d feet; thence
roth Earily and parallel with Chapline street 20
let; theme, WestU ardly and parallel With Twenty
.0urth stree, 20 feet 10 the alley; thence along the
alley soutaSsIdly 80 'eet 10 the beginning.
TtRHS OF sALE-One half TIE purchase
money. or IS much more thereof as the purchaser
may elect 10 pay IN cash, and the residue In one
year iEcm the day Of sale with interest from that
day, the purchaser 70 give hi, note for the deferred
payment, bearing iuterest as a'Oresaid, aud the
lite to be attained until payment IN full OF the
purchase money.
GEO. b CALDWELL,
Special Commissioned.
J. c. HERvEY, Auctiopesr.
State Of West Virginia, county o. Ohio, City oil
Wheeling. 10 wit:
!, Thomas VI. DarrAh, Clerk OF sail Court do
certify that the above named spl clAl commissioner
has given hand and security a. required By Law
and said decree THOMAS II. DARRAH,
apenawt Cerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
IMPROVEMENT OF TIE INTERSTATE
COMMERCE BILL.

The Baltimore Sun has this 10 saw Of
the importance Of Senator CANpES's
amendment to the CUILoN Interstate com
uerce bill The amendment to the Inter.
State commerce bill suggested By Senator
CAMDEN last week is one in which Balti.
more has . decided interest now and will
have g very much more decided interest in
the near future. The fourth section of the
bill provides that, With certain limitations
and exceptions, there shall not be . great.
er charge made for . shorter thSn for a
longer haul. Mr.. CAMDEN contends thu,
there should be no limitations or excep-
tons The bill a. it stands, he says very
forcibly, Is . bill to increase the wealth
and population Of commercial cities
at the expense Of the country at
large The thing he complains Of, the
Senator il very well aware, Is going on
nov, and he does not care to egaEze II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
impulse.

Tvs "tis ~" on tie NJ y set
car lines Is said to oe parity unlOosed.
So have The tongues Of = good many men
Who have hsA 10 walk ssVsrsl miles Be-
uss,h The no, Gun, to their places Of busi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21

SESGros Logan, after A6oring with hiS
defeated amy bill for 8 time, yesterday
int.oduerd 1t again with some mOdihea'
tious The Senator seems determined to
ride his hobby through to success or bust
i n the attempt"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21

TAG business q Est St Louis IS aid to
bs.ysin moving on nearly 6 well as BE-
fore the strike But the presence O. = fe"
militia is sui necessary to give bu'ire 3 an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
rHE RFElSTER.

Nest Virginisns sejOurning In
Nsshiugton can always lind the
DAILY RICHTER en- the eoun-
ter of LsPIey n Finster, news
,a.sgers. ms FinSenIh street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT!
Probate of viii,

OFFICE OF THE CLFRS OF The COUNTY
" Court, Ohio county, y IA
In the matter OF the probate Of the will Of Sarah
X. Harper, decezsed. Tie object o. the petition
tiled IN this matter on the 5tn dag Of April. 1856,
Is 10 have admitted 70 prob Ins Z PAPER writing Dur.
porting TO Be ths will OF sarah K harper, deceased.
ossnDg date on the S0th day Cf November. IS6S
With one cO3icll annexed thereto, hearing date TIE
7th day Of March 1870; snd it Appearing rom a
petit on and en- affidavit fled with me IN nv once
that Geonge ". Harper and samuel II. Mash yre
non-resi1sn's OF this stat, 1t is ordered that they
at ny ofsee In the city Of Wheeling. in The
county and state s'oresaid, On the sth cav Of Nav.
1855 at 20 o'clock g N aud do what Is nsessary
70 protect ther ~iateTest in said natter.
Publ he'd the 6rst lime April 2, 1856.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
ID. hUsVs, Attorney. apToaEt
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lei

BCOTH-TussSay, April 20 1855, at 30 O'Clock
p. N, REBEcCA o CoNSEs, vile Of Frank Booth.
Fursral from the residence Of Mn. Geo. hensel,
No IS Twelfth street, Thursday afternoon at2:O
O'Clock Friends are invited 70 attend. Inter-
ment 81 GresnESod cemetery.
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To Builders.

GEALBD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the eracs of the Board Of Education for the
erection Of q school o~ailding fer Clay sOb-DistTIet.
Plsns, ~specin ATOMS ana details can o. seen ~
the once OF the Bard, on Fourteeuth street
All bids must be 10 writing. and rust be left
With the clerk OF the Board By IL O'Clock N. SatuI-
day, May LIST. 4ssS.
The Committee reserve the right 10 njeet any
or all bids. W. A. WILSON,
Chairman CON- on Building aud Grounds.
ap2l, ~ p 27,25
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FOR SALE.
Assignee's Sale.

TN oRDER 10 CLOSE OUT TIE STOCK OF
Il Lumber, / win sell n rttail
Good Pine J0tsts tdry) $500 per 1000 ieet
Good Hemioek tdry) sloeo per 1000 feet
Good I-FaneI roors $I.I5 zach.
THO1 e'BRIESi
mrSh Assignee Of Armstrong. Coen & 20.
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TERNs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

0TBADY AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMEST
giyen 10 4 few GOOD men e book eznVassers.
Sedfass, y GATREIl &C0., 1is3 Market e.,
WbsalinE. W. Va ap4sAd
"ANTEpLGENERAL AGENTs-s25 PER
w week nIsry and expentes, or 50 cent? on
The 81, to wholesale ny goods; = rare eh1ncs-
1ddres z 7. BRINLLEY, with stamp, Erie, Pa
fsb27s5
re coin money with our AmEte1r Photo
AUCNiS outfit, and collecting family pictures
10 eularze. Special 20 day oser. Empire Copytng
90. Si Canal St. NeE York mr2eOdsb
"AEIED-RY A YOUNG MAN, WILL
w ysrsed in active ba,inest, employment as
for1ariing clerk for Q large iobbtng house, nail
niu or GAS works; Il agraduaie Of hth commel-
ciaI and classical college. Can produce ample
recommendation &,d If Necessary, bond. for any
an oCnL. Address, care REGISTER. OLIVER
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Meat ~Refrigerstors.

r AN NOW PREPARED 20 TUEyLz
buiehan and eshsR bustses Dsn ny fssenn
Heat ksfdzsnses, DIR vt1h ptsnt EtSbt0 49,
IL nae eoapie'e st loo figures Cal - -
ss the mfst sson q y. Veins, eefpG q Jss1
JoaH Koc9,s. PAss..
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-22

A majority Of the Legislature in
Joint session is Republican. These
Republicans united in petitioning
Governor SLOVENIAN TO call a special
session OF the Legislature to consider
the two great questions Of public agi-
tation--the question Of water rights
and Of the reorganization OF the Su-
preme Court into greater efficiency.
1t Is now pretended that II Is within
the province Of this body, when in
session, 10 elect United States Sem
ator to succeed the Hon. George
Hearst, and that an attempt TO do so
will be made by the Republicans.
We cannot believe such report.
We do not think that men Of deeency
would lend themselves to such iniqui-
tous schemes. We are not such
misanthrope as TO credit the state
mont that these Republicans are
hypocrites and scoundrels; that they
would pretend patri otism but intend
perfdy; that they would swallow
conscience to serve party. we say
unhesitatingly that we do not believe
that any such policy has been consid-
cred by the Republican members
From a party standpoint we heart
4 Il. q.
lily wish they wouia MAKE inc Nv
tempt. We have enough ia''h IN 'he
great body oil the hepuplcah party
to believe that they would prove py
an astounding majority for all Demo
cratic candidates, Their utter repudia.
ton Of SUCH tactics. ne one wouiu
accept the eiectioh AZ the hahus Vi
such body except poiitlcai knaVe
and mental oai. NO sufef means
could be taken 70 urive every mora
man In the state ana thousahus IN
other states ihto the pemocra''c
party. For TINS reason we say cneef'
rally, let them try IL.
AS irr'ga'ion's's we shou'u Do so,ry
to see any such attempt maue. ihis
session OF the Legislature shou'o nave
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-22

His Chances for sseing n Cabinet
Offfcer mos bright.


His Chances for seing Cabinet
Officcr NOS Bright
SAN Francisco, July 81 In reference
to a telegram stating that there are ru-
mors In Washington that Lloyd Tevis is
to be Manning's successor, Mr.. Tevis
said to-day. II have not communicated
any wish TO hold the Office TO any person
and whatever has been done has been
done without my sanction or consent. l
suppose a few Of my personal friends,
like Stanford. Henley, Morrow, Mark
ham and Others. who know me pretty
well, have complimented me by urging
my name upon the President. OF course,
Il would be great honor to have rest.
ern mana Pacific Coast mans selected
for Secretary Of the Treasury, but inn
agine that the President will select as
Mr.. Manning's successor, II shere is TO
be one, some eminent financier from the
East" In conclusion Mr.. Tevis re.
marked II don't think that l will be
asked to enter the Cabinet"
The Chronicies Washington special
says; 1.-THE Californian who has been
mentioned in Influential quarters as the
successor OF Daniel Manning as Score.
tary Of the Treasury is Lloyd Tevis.
Each member Of the California delega.
tion has been urged to press his appoint
ment The tide that Is bearing him on
runs deep and with force. He has
strong backing, but II Is doubtful
whether the President would entertain
such a proposition, because Mr.. lewis
comes from the far West and may be
supposed TO entertain silver views not
in accord with the Presidents convic.
tions. At least, the section where he
dwells Is emphatic in its disagreement
with the President on the silver ques-
ton"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-22
DAY DISPATCHES.

WICHITA, Kan, July 2l.-The arrest
of Walter Drew for robbing the cars at
Sedalia, No., is of peculiar interest, If
the statement of Detective Delong, Of
the Missouri Pac fic detective force, is
believed. He said substantially; "This
man and Martin Irons are G ,nspirators 10
rob the latter's step.daughtsr, Alice, out
Of her property. The death of her mother
left the girl an heiress to two valuable
lots IN Rosedale. Kansas. Falling in
several attempts to get the property,
Irons had Drew represent himself as AL
ices husband. The property was sold,
but before the deed could receive Drew's
signature it was intercepted. These
facts can prove, and the con.pirators
will answer to them in Court Drew,
when interviewed in the cell denied the
charge, and says he has kaown Irons
only two weeks,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-22
Surest Tranquiiizer of the
NaFVAs.

The surest trsnquilizer of the nerves
is a medicine which remedies their SUI.
persensitiveness by invigorating them.
Over.tention of the nerves always weak
ems them. What they need then, is a
tonic, not sedatve. The latter is only
needed when there is intense mental ex.
citement, and an immediate necessity ex.
lists for producing quietude Of the brain.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters restores the
tranquility of the nerves by endowing
them with the vigor requisite to bear,
without being Jared or disturbed un.
BEAUTIFULLY, the ordinary impressions
produced through the media of sight,
hearing and reflection. Nay, it does
more than this--it enables them to sus.
tain degree of tension from mental ap.
plication which they would be totally
unable to endure without its assistance.
Such, at least, is the testimony of bust
ness and professional men, litterateurs,
clergymen and others who have tested
the certifying and raparative influence
of this celebrated tonic and nervine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-22

IT is now definitely settled that the
new Post-ofiice will be located in
splendid building TO be erected on
the west side Of Main street, nearly
opposite the Baker Block. This de-
cision will give satisfaction to the
majority Of the people Of Los An
peles. with a view to the entirety OF
the city the location is central and in
every way desirable. II confirms the
business center about on it's present
bounds. The government makes a
good thing out OF the selection be-
cause II gets superior accommodations
for four years without paying any
rent, and IL subserves the convent
ence Of the people, besides. BY the
end Of that time Los Angeles will uR-
questionably be conceded a govern
ment building, and the trend Of the
city will have been sufficiently indi-
Gated TO make mistake in the loca-
lion impossible. Eurekal =