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mo. A.PBEsCOTT
hespectfully informs the citizens of Washington
that he has established his
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Ar No. 14l6 STREET NORTHWEST
Where be is prepared to transact all business per-
tanning to Real Estate, aud will endeavor to do
10 the entire satisfaction Ct those who may favor
him with their patronage. specially will be
made OF the care and rental Of houses. Money in
vested on tbs best security. Leans procured, and,
In fact, every service rendered, including that OF
Auction eer and Notary Public
PRESOOT1'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES,
m7-1m No. 1416 STREET NORTHWEST.
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PERSONAL.

y ana let know. a. we are We y uuessY about
you. fm9-Tsl YOUR SISTER
John PATCH ExAMINEs TITLES. reporss e
- 70 the responsbfhty q people With sbstrsots Of
to l0a n to6 snd TO 10 pm. ap11-lms
MADAM BOSS. the long established. reliable
w Csiryoyant and Aetrologist gives better Datis-
fesston tells the past present and future destfny:
gives advice and assistance on ell matters epper-
InoUHLl CALL. Satisfaction eivea or no pay
Oonsultaton Roouaa. 4o2 "a street. abovs D etreso
w b. ALBURGER, sucoeasof % Z p. LTRREY.
w WetnhWaker and Jewelor, hes removed g
coxner q 9th md u streets northwest q Drug
Store oppoqte y. 3. 2. O. 80
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"AETED-$300 for one year, to ,ush > velty
w already manufactured aud resdy or the mar.
ket; wilt pay ten per cent per annum in advance
pay $40 commission to party negotiating loan So
cu11ty good Address. with name, NOVELTY,
BOX CA, City Post Office ITS
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PROFESSIONAL.

L 1SOE EOOlONh all.
nK. r. PARSONS, DENTIST, 42s 7ta street
~ northwest, between ID aud streets, e.
over Ballantyne's Bookstore. Operative. &3[vYk
Surgical End Mech snical Dentistry skill
fully pc, formed. Extracting 1T night. Charge
moderate. Consultation free. mt
nR. STARR PARsONS-DENr1sr-RE
II TO z5S Sth ST. eonthesst corner 9th ~
and Il northwest. Filling Q speciality ~
First class references. Charges reason 0
Useful FEET and exercise in the open air
" and sunshine. promote health. comfort and
visit DIX. WHITES Estaelishment, i4is Penns
avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel, for relief from
and avoidance Of ailments Of the feet Hours, q.
n. to p. NJ Fee 81 per visit. ap12
nR. wEISENBORN. DENTIST, sl5 TIN street
~ northwest. CELLULOID TEETH In EN
serted 8! per set, and all operations on the cfSA
Estufal teeth 1t reasonable prices. tx
tracing, 80 cents. Janis
nR. DUKE, DENTIST tbs l4th street northwest
H between q street and New York ave- sHHH
nne.-Beautiful Sets Of Teeth, &8; Teeth SSYc&
Filled, 81 Extracting Without Pain. 30 cts. AAH
All operations warranted. tanlg
nh. I NJ. TALBOTf. DENTIST. No 4s7 18th
ts,ry in ali ips branches. Teeth inserssd61Q5yA
So per set All work warranted. janis
III O. CANDEE, M.D..v D.. OF N. Y.-vi.ap.
and mind. Lung and Throat Consumption, Loss
OF Vitality. HemorThaides or Piles Catarrh snd
al weaknesses a specially. All Tumorx, MALARIA
or Blood Diseases OF whatever name or nature
thoroughly eradicated from the system. Stutter.
az uftee snd residence. ga 4 ct !. corner 10th
northwest febI
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WANIED-A good BAK Err Immediately. at G29
w u st northeast, n,o.ts
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NEW SPRING NOVELTIES
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE,
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
YOang ents' Evening Suits in fine
Checks. Four Desirable Shades. Mob
best Cuts and Sill faced.
An elegant line Of those beautiful
plain EDgllsh Serge Suits in TWO shades
-Drab . nd Mode.
Another lot of ,hose neat 4.buttou
Cut-awAy Suits. Complete variety I'm
shs des.
Those Derby Suits-the very latest sen.
sai1On. These goods are superb.
The above goods are al entirely new, and among
them are styles which no other house in the city
possesses. They are made up in the very highest
style of the art and will bs found equal to any
custom work.
An examination is solicited.
A. STRAUg,
m5 no. 039 Penna. Avenue. near 10th st.
FOR WEDDING GIFTS.
Polished Brass and Crystal BOUILLOTTEs,
GLE ONDOLES. SCONCES. CANOLESTiCKS,
BRACKETS. MIRRORS;
Sterling SILVERWARE in great variety;
FANCY GOODS;
JEWELRY: CLOCKS. &c.
NJ. w. GAIT. BRO. a. CO..
apis lIOS PennsyIvania avenue.
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EHOR FENT-The large MAesION Of the late
T. VIM. j. Stone. at OoIurpb ia Eei2hts, de igat-
fnlly situated On the high hills overlooking the
ample grounds ard large forest. trees; 3ntains
twenty two rooms. mostly large With h Ugh ceilings
Will L al e most attractive summer resort, and
might be let for this purpose 70 an A i party
Apply to A. l.. BAhBER s CO., LeOroit Bnild-
leg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16
wcstyirginin Rcpudintion.

The other dav, in the debate oyer
no bargain between Malone and
the Republican SENATOR, Mr.. Sher
man. in defending Malone and Viz
GINA reputation, INDUCED ia
most reckless assertion in regard TO
West Virginia. We quote from
the official Congressional Record:
"The State OF Wsst Virginia re-
solved in it's first constitution that
it would assume portion OF the
debt and pay il. Well, sir, the two
States could not agree; they ap-
pointed commissioners at one time
but tbsre was a difference ne 10 the
mode and manner Ct tho division,
whether it should be based upon
population or upon property, aud
finally it fell through until the
Democratic party came into power
In West Virginia, and then The debt
was repudioted."
And then the debt was repudia-
ted, said this Senatorial calumnia-
tor. He was probably speaking on
the authority Of Malone, but he
should learn to draw his facts from
mere reliable source. Senator
Davis at once corrected Mr. Sher
man, but Hosr end Hawley were
disposed to insist that Yves, Vir-
ginia's course in relation to one
third Of Virginia's debt was a iusti-
fcatiou Of Mahoue's proposition to
repudiate the other two-thirds.
The public will fail to understand
this kind Of logic.
In equity, it is probable that West
Virginia owen very small slice Of
the Virginia debt, very small frac-
tion Of the fifteen million dollars
arbitrarily set over to her by Vir-
ginia statesmen. And until Vir-
ginia is prepared to enter upon an
adjustment or some thing like an
equitable basis, West Virginia can
afford 10 maintain "mssterly I'M
concern" But until she does some
act that may fairly be Interpreted
as an intention to evade the pay
ment OF the just share of the debt Of
the old State--a debt which she had
but little to do toward creating and
from which she received small ben.
eft-dignifed Senators like Sher-
man will not be justified in the use
Of such language as be INDUCED in.
-RcqiStcr.
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vie,vedinit, propcrLight.

m .,
ne 'o'io"InB eIl''c'sm from the
NdttoH, winch, although claiming to
an indep9ndant journal, has man.
Tested a yerv pronounced allegiance
tot5e Pa,uLt;o.r rart, = $50,
"a -. ~
~ " : -" ""u J"s' S'"'7iiieHO o'
the Character OF the contest now
going on in the u. S. Senate:
what wes Tho ob;eo,oro.i,;,o =,
extra session If tho Sanate ? 49,
d,np IN The Democrats wLose nonrsa
has bssn nerfocfIv cons;stont - was
70 cooGrd The Fvscntiys oonoi"t
mems and railv certain nandina
treaiies Accorj;oo 10 flo PonHbI;7
cans i was 70 arya6os tba co,nrn;,
toes u,,b q PannhI;oan 49, 49,,
arc. ord IA o,,.t oart5,n n,I,oa.a,;.
oaicsrs 81 The Se,ato ,nd Mi tb;s
last il ACCOMPLISHED tbev saw No
Other bnsiness mail he JoHe eyoant
~ their ga nlaas,ra IT, a,I,
baa bean wael, of Dorocra1o e.
busteri,,y in ia intarosI ofsvsootiao
sessiort hot - oil r.on;r,mS 80
6lIiog oftba o,5oas - o,a.,ion -
a series If odionrnmarta wLsn M,
ocraiic epdny.ncs Las woro ont Ps
nnblic,n nst;ance Tn The m.an
Time tho Pre.ident bsa c;ran -
bv his anro;ntmsnte ~ nnnerons
and ironor,sst cbange. eFactina
LARGO circle of o@ce boI5e~s ,2;,L
Their .n;l;es ond doronderts
The cnrrome Cont hoe baen rnors
shan once nrevsnts1 tram s;ttingbv
lacy n, orornn. the Distr,c, =,
Co.umbi, ia without a Ms,ohsI ana
the tIsstie. are lsid Non ,bo sLoIf
n seems ipcrodihIo az rsrtv .Ila
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16

They dug rail oad ties aud telegraph
rosts out o! the deep snow and
burned them. After this source OF
supply had been exhausted, the two
families that had quilted their own
houses were compelled to take part
in tearing them down; and the
wood work SCOT went the way Of the
other fuel Next followed the fur
niinre, A neiqhbor named Racker
finally harne'sed FIVE strong horses
to sleigh to force his way TO the
nearest railway station for load of
coal. He was caught in snowdrift
and two days later was found frozen
stilf in his sleigh. bis dog, dead
iving upon him. and the five horses
etan1inr dead in their tracks. His
body was taken to bic family, nailed
mp in a box, and placed in the gram
loft, TO be kept there until the
ground should thaw sufficiently and
allow Of his burial. Another family
OF the neighborhood was saved from
starvation by making scoop Of sn OK
skin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16
4 FEu.iLE DErL.
beath COnqueTs the Faster on the
EOrfy-Ntntb Day.


Iowa CRY, April IL - Al half past
twelve to-day Miss Hattie Deul. whose re Z
markablo feat has already made her fs-
nous, died. Last night many of her
friends and relatives were at her bedside
expecting her death Her pulse. this
morning, was impercepuble, and her
respiralioR forty-fve 10 the minute She
has not drank any water during the n .st
twenty four hours, 70 seeming 10 make her
sick, and when che last drank che com
planned Of nausea. Even this morning
che evinced considerable strength, and wes
able 20 communicate 10 friends bv the
means Of her f0esrs and q stick. Sine
even reached out and opened a small
drawer In q bureau which stood near the
bed. This was the Beginning OF the 40fh
day Of her iAs.. She was asked If She was
not hungry and dd not want something
90 ea'. but answered in the negative 40
The questions She had Jain I'm "A semi
comolose condition Oh night but lhis
morning her mental powers were clear
and unaffected and she seemed 10 fully
comprehend what Wa going ON chou.
her. Her lasi moments were peaceful AMI
surrounded by friends add relatives who
had done 90 much tor her, She sank
gradually into everlasting sleep
THg POET woRrUM.
M.ss Hattie Deul, who died At moan
yesterday, was buried This Afternoon.
Immediately after her death poet nor
tenn examination was made by Doctor
CowpcrthwsIte, Dean Of the homeopathy
department oftho University. Notadrop
Of bleed wa found in her body which
weighed 40 pounds. The stomach was
also entirely void Of any substance. No
further analysis has yet been nsdo pub
nc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16

IT il pretty generally conceded
thai at this time, Senator Malone is
tie propristor Of larger interest in
The Republican party than any
other ore man living. II there srs
any Of the faithful in this section Of
the country who are piniug for Gov.
eminent fsvors they would DO we'll
30 cultivate bis acquaintance. The
present indications are, that the
little Senator can get anything be
wants from President Garfield or
from any Of the Government Depart.
ments Neither President nor
heads Of departments dare refuse
bis decree, aud be arpears to be
more nearly The government than
any other existing force.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16

WITH many OF The settlers Of The
Northwest The past winter hss been
a prolonged struggle for ex.ateuce
against The elements a German
farmer Two years ago took up 1CO
acres Of laud near Big LAKE, Dskote
Last year be raised wheat on co
AGREE getting % bushels 20 the acre
and recsiyea$l 200 Tor it. Laying DO
wbs, lie considered On ample supply
Of fuel out Of these proceeds, be set
bic house DO order Tor the winter.
Two other families decided to leave
their own houses, and 20 odqs With
bim asa measure Of mutual protection
and com'ori Very sooa The ample
suyr'y Of fuel was al consumed.
ans tte three families bad 10 besUr
,berose.gesto keep rom he,z.og.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16
THoUsdyDS or IUWI0RIyrs.
An Unprecedented influx oF Fore
cigucrs. Principally Germans.

Az Unprecedented influx oF Fore
cigncrs, Principally Germans.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Twelvs ihop
sand five hundred aud ffly-four inmi-
grants nave arrived at Castle Gmden
since April 1, TO date. The oder satar-
day morning arrived from Bremen with
0S2 German immigrants. This seasons
immigration will, without question, be
the largest ever known of this port. Inn
migration is large 40 30 tom, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, but New York has much
greater influx Of foreigners in proper
ton TO her size than any other CITY. A
stream of immigration BE- also turning 20
wards Southern ports. The North d
man Lloyd Company have two steamers
running 20 New Orleans and Geiveston
which are fitted exclusively iDr ip.oi
grant traffic The steamer flobepstsf.r
which arrived here yesterday with I 9G0
has had her brst aud second saloons re-
moYcd in order 90 accommodate tbe im
migrants. Tho vessel lCU without wait
ing for freight
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16
GreCg Pnrdnncd.

GrcES RuruOncd.
Executive clemeucy has stepped
in and granted an unconditional
pardon to EIihu Gregg for burning
The Court House of this county in
March, 1869.
Executive clemtncy" is a won
derlul thug, and in this instance il
has heen exceedingly wonderful
/ Las, in all probability, stepped in
for slittle desired personal notorie
ty, for i could not have stepped in
upon the grounds Of justice, good
sense or sound reasoning and, in
this connection, we me sorry to say,
we think that Gov. Jackson has
transcribed the authority, duty ana
honor dsvolViag upon him as Gov
ernor of the State OF West Virginia.
BY burning the Court House of
this county Gregg not only endan-
gered human lives, but brought
loss upon the people of this county
from which they can never recover.
lie was a most willuI, treacherous
and lelonious offender of the law
and deserved the execution of the
moot rigid sentence known TO the
Statutes Of the State, and it is un-
doubt.dly a high handed official act
that has released him, thereby turn
ing loose upon community a viper
whose rage and inceqdiary designs
against that community have never
CEASED to exist. He has frequently
threatened, should l ever be releas-
ed | shall wreak my vengence upon
VIM. G. Brown, and others of King
wood" Yet, in the face of threat
like this from wiliul fslon like
Elihu Gregg, Executive clemency
steps in ard unshackles a criminal,
fairly and impartisely convicted,
who has neither concern Tor the lives
Of his fellow creatures. regard for
the law Of the land, respect for God
nor fear Of the devil
The Governor says that a petition
praying for his pardon was signed
by several members Of the Ohio
couaty bar Amt that every man
IN OHIO csunty had signed such
petition. What interest have the
people Of Ohio county in the aliairs
Of Preston, or in tho conviction Of
her criminals? Did the burning oil
our Court House and TIE. conseq
total obstruction Of our official rec
ords, which had been preser, ed for
more than a halt century, affect the
members OF the Ohio county bar ?
A himsy pretext, indeed for Gov
ernor TO advance as reason that
lawfully convicted felon should es-
cape the execution Of the sacred die.
tates OF the law.
The Governor should remsmber
that the petitions OF which be makes
mention in his reasons" ror pardon.
ing Gregg were not the only petit
tions sent in, There was one, signed
by majority Of The most respected
and influential citizens Of KiOgwood,
praying that the sentence Of death
then standing against Gregg might
be commuted to imprisonment 10
the penitentiary for life. This peti-
ton was not mentioned by the Gov
sroor in his long catalogue Of "rea-
sons" for unconditional pardon but
a petition from several members Of
the Ohio county bar receives special
mention We hoy that it will not
be long until the Governor will dis
cover the important fact that private
individuals in Wheeling are net
running the State, or at least that
part Of it known as Preston county,
and that it would sl=o be well to
consult the wishes # the people be-
fore jumping at conclusions directly
oouearpfre, fbor,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16

The prineeses Of the old World are
hitting their royd hesds together
ln3 trying 70 devise ways and
means Tor TIE prevention Of Ieg.ods.
The one and only way never occurs
~ them. They don't understand
that by reforming taeir Govern
nfnf, srd granting 10 The people
what Justly belong to them reeci3e
asstgsination would become
lljrg- q The pest
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16
THE oHESAPEAKE IND OHIO ron
Tp he Made IA New Trunk Kline From
the Atlantic To the yyost

Ep he Made "a New Trunk E.inc From
the Atlantic To the Wost.
NRw York, April 10 &C. w. Smith
formerly traffic manager of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad, and now
holding the same position with the
Erie Il. II. Company, has
been rendered and has accepted the posi-
ton as general manager of the Chess-
peake S ohio r. II. Company, and will
enter upon the discharge Of hisnew duties
on the first of May next. with headouar-
tiers at Richmond, Va. Mr.. Smith IS one
of the most experienced and successful
railroad men in the country, and his ac-
cepiance of the new position means that
the directory Of the Chesapeake e. Ohio
propose to push that enterprise TO an
early completion, and to make q new
trunk line from the Atlantic seahoard TO
the West. The road is now beiog ex-
tended from Richmond to Newport News.
at the mouth Of tho James river. where
extensive cocks are being built and other
improvements made. At Huntington the
road cosnects With the Lexington & Big
Sandy, which will he completed 10 Lex
lnglcn 10 few mohthe, thus giving the
main line direct connection with both
Louisville and Cincinnati. The Lexipg-
ton & Big Sandy Railroad is simply an
extension westward Of tbe @. &. O Rail
road, aEd when the latter road is com
pleted 10 Newport News it will be the
shortest possible line from Chicago, ST.
Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati TO the
deep water.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16
THE NIHILISTS TO DIE.
SENTENCE or TIfE ISSi~SINs or
CZIR ILENdNDE


--SOphie PieOTfsk's Sentence Re
ferred tO the EInPerOr--A short
and Terrible Trial.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 9.-In toe trI-
al of the Nih.l-ts implicated in tho as
sqssinaiion Of the late Gar. which cons
uience1 on the 9Th. after the reading OF
the IN lirtmcnt wns concluded TIE presi-
dent al the court asked tho prisoners in
turn whether they had anything TO say.
Russ tkoU. who threw one 90 the bombs.
spoke for haif an hour. lie said he pri>
MARTY desired to aglta'e peacefully, but
entered into the conspiracy. seeing no
o'hcr way out Of the social troubles.
Nir' pilon. - lao was arrested as he enter
oil I;u-.,al oT'- house, said he belonged
To- tic {, rr1r~i~t faction OF the party, but
denied RussakoGs statement that LA
participated i'm the arrangements for tho
murder Of tre Car. Hessy Helfmap
acknowledged that sho kept a conspira~
tors lodging house. which was tho depot
for their implements, but dcnied having
actiy ely participated IN the Cars assss>
sination Eibaltschitscb. the bombma-
ker. ovowcd his connection with tho
"Niu oft'c People" party. their wish,
he said. hoiuc 90 gain their objects by n
peaceful propaganda. hut they werc re-
Iuctantlv Obliged to adopt the terrorist
measures. Iia admitted preparing five
bombs.
Sophie PlornSky avOwed her partiCi-
patton i'm in tho preparation e tho Moss
COW mime and i'm the murder Of the Car.
Teliabpn. who is the most intelligent Of
tho prisoners. Gucntlr related with dia-
boiical satisfaction the history OF tho two
Alcxandrofsky mines. He said he was
the head Of ono group Of the party, and
was charged bv tho executive committee
with t3c w.rll oil organizing tn . attack
by bonn rs and was connected with the
| Caiowa~street mine as q simple worker.
Ar,cr these declartti ons tho procurator
stated that IL would perhaps be possible
, ~ shorten the Trial. JeHabon, in his
| statement. attempted So extonuato the
! eases of Ru-sal,oT and NIichailcn by as
sorting th1t the former WAS only pros
raganliSt among workmen and knew
noe ing of the arrangement fT the muir
der Of ,he CIR until the day of its ac>
connlishment, and tbat the latter was
| entirely uucouneeted with tho crime.
lhe VINO % me SEs'"". 0"y
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/ wor" "ui'''"S' s'.''''' "t' P'''0'''''"'
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-16

Immediately after procuring "a copy OF
the parduna register representative has~
tened to Tho county ipil Wherein Gregg
was prisoner. Inpartng the iururma-
ton to Jallcr Daily that q pardon. had
been granted whch ho declared as being
mighty Glad 10 lear. ,he reporter was IL
ken 10 tho second tier Of cells and Gregg
called oIi OF his cell. The old man how~
ed with the weight of his IS wears. with
hig long hair streaming over his seoul
dcrs aud coughing badly cuuG up To- the
steps to tho door ami was informed that
good news was in store tor him. Uo
merely said as Tint $50" in the mn ost dis
interested manner possible. Tho report
or thCn informed him thata ptrlon hsd
been issued and that before tweuty,fpur
hours had passed he would be a free man
again.
lie bowed his head, and his G,co could
no
sEEN TO GEO IS WHITE
it was but a moment, however. when he
raised i and said in that same cool, co.'s
locted tone, although his eve was spark,
ling, That's all right"
"Wel, I suppose Won are glad Of IL o"
'aid the reporter, who had looked for an
ouibarSt.
lie answered, ooh, ncl 7 expected IT,.
Jackson is a square mao, the whole
family are, and / knew Justice would be
done me when he came into office. 7
never get excited. ann always cool.
even when in danger, and can
CALMLY FACE DEATH EVERY Ybn.
l am not afraid OF fire, water or falling
trees. Why this Mendal fire? / know
10 was coming + dreampt it six week
ago, and saw il an just as 30 was thst
night aud thus he ran ON i'm a rambling
sort of way, but never ouco again re-
ierring to the pardon.
In reply to q question as TO what he
would DO or where he would go, he re-
Piled no should go To- his home i'm Groca
county, Pa, near Carmichacls. lie is
anxious to find out the writer's OF son
Of the hard thiogs that have appeared
about bin in tho press.
In saying good bye he expressed bins
sofia obliged for the information taa, n
pardon had been granted
Gregg was much clatod. although me
stroyo hard To- hide the fact lie will be
released to-day