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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

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and dame. .aou, Che country until next jane
Cor themi..-lb,cp rianoe of siooO0 month
Tli, ae, ought to palsy tae pocket.
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win be observed b, ob,crvant Young men that
She is s.ill Miss. bat it is very doubtful if i'm
the words of thesong. She Will De Miss Lucy
LONE Miss rvadden may not be able to talk
,,y,l.ll, ab,1t science and arr. but She would
b.a very bandvs sort of % person 20 have around
-r.to,s.
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The eoiofe' porter ""ol" butter 'i'''''''''
shot 90 in Washington No'e' i''s' Il ''''y
;,,7;.rrer- .,- The otIsnce-bas -iven him $50
,,,.l r~.ri.sl Dir, s-5 more NOT TO prosecute
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ing train on the track, Be 20 ahead You little
d-l. I admire your pluck but darn your
Judgment"
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htll AMIN IT, pallti Oh N,9'iDii ,''J''S i'"'i'~'
mp in New York the other day with agorgeouS
tea rose I'm his left buttonhole and forthwith
theyoWs b,oods of Gotham held animated
converse with the florists and afterwards as
-bs only 9-i.-isaI Ben brought his OH eve 90
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not saying chat Arthur doeSn ueeo hlue
rcst
The Syn' oi Virginia VIII meet in Ly UCu-
burg next Tuesday. buuns Elders 0eo' II.
3D. NH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15
BANK STATEMENT .

Report of the condition of the First National
Bank of Jefferson at Charlestown. w Va. at
the close of business October LIST, 1885:
RESOURCES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15
= H. HiRscnlAN & Co.

liza these guickeuing days of iall tempera-
turc business is stirring. slackue-. flies the
price, are telling; they are reaching, are
finding. are bringing the buyers. Take our
loss prices ou Dress Goods. Thegreat body
of the stock is such that the greater number
OF buyers flock there too. Especial atteu-
ton SCALED toour superb line OF Millinery,
Underwear. Jerseys, Hosiery, Gloves. But
tons and tu.I line of Notions
>. ID. HIRsCH1IAN 4 Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15
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Sl66, 269 %
State of West Virginia.
County of Jefferson.
I, samuel Howell, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the best of my knowledge
and belief SAM'L HOWELL,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9th
day of October, lss5.
JNO. PORTERFIELD,
Notary Public
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

son as the West Virginia Democrat VIII" "
Wall street attachment
The President ha- dome wise and court.y
act in naming Re-, Dr Cuuy. of Richmond.
for thc vacant Spanish mission.
Slosson. the billiard champion was married
last week in Chicago Co Miss Nellie Foley. Tie
wilInow have Co mind m- ps and-ond CUES.
Il took three hundred thousand pounds of
dynamite % lin He'll Gate of it's hinges at the
entrance of Long Island Sound on saturday.
Tomorrow 10th. win Doe Che 25rh aoni'cr-a-
rs Of the raid upon Harpcrs Ferry by John
Brown-whosc first victim was an industri-
Gus inofensive colorci man
To viii soon Dee time Tor Che birds 90 migrate.
That's where the bird is way behind the bank
cashier. He uigrates when he gets his hands
on thedolars. and not atany particular season.
10 may DO you good 90 learn cha, tine ratio of
longevity ofthc human race has increased .rom
thirty-three To- forty-tour years. and we all eat
watermelons in season and ~it up late o. nights
at that.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

twill soon Dee time for ,hc birds 90 migrate.
That's where the bird is way behind the bank
cashier. He migrates when be gets his hands
on thedollars. and not 10 any particular season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

Charges and counter-charges Of drunkenness
and immortality are bandyins between Mayor
Grubb of Wheeling and Porter Smith, the lo-
cal Chief of Police Ii is not improbable thai
where So much smoke arises there is bit of
ire AT this writing Chief Smith has had the
last woodland am ugly word it is comprising
nothing less than sworn accusation presented
90 the city council An investigating-we had
almost said a white-washing-com has
been appointed The attention given by the
local press Co the exclusion of Other reading
for the nouce has made these Journals biz
uuiutcre>riug
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

10 may DO you good 90 learn rha, the ratio OF
longevity ofthe human race has increased irom
thirty-three to forty-tour years and we all eat
watermelons in season aud Sic up late % nights
,+ rIar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

Ofthe Peabody educational fund Yves, Nir-
sinia got $500 during the past year and Nir-
ginia S. TO Virginia always does get more %
We DO. We are thankful for the third thus
youchsafed but please excuse MS from the one
third ar. Mason has in view-the third otthe
Old Virginia Debt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.

Mrs. THOMAS has received and is receiv-
vi ing, her FALL and WINTER STOCK
and invites the attention of the Ladies. To
beautiful Millinery, Ladies Underwear, En-
broidery, Notions &c, she has added 4 superb
stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is complete-containing the newestthingsi its
line Trimming executed promptly and ac-
cording to the latest fashion reports. STAMP
ING. PINKING and CREPE CLEANING-the
latter a specialty-dOne at short notice. The
ladies are invited to call an examine.
Apr l6, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

We fsli tls broaih d b iarnalo Oh MONDAY
evening
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

Stanley says that when sou can't whip or
buy an African King you cam srare Dim o"'
Of his boots with shoststory t>asooi deal
cheaper than the other ways amid thc etec,
lasts longer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15
WTRGTNTA FREE ESS--TE Il

We see what the Charlestown FREr Pass is
amer IL IS trying Co lead MS into dispute, dnd
then when 20 has us in the right place 10 will
crush us. as 10 did brother editor some time
aro. by reference o. the milky way or " tri-
angular hrcechcs Oh. no. Brother tallaher
Wc are not smart enough 90 get the better oi
you in O newspaper controversy, but we are
smart enough Oh keep out of the controversy
Sfrataff.rn Register.
We are innocent of any attempt to provoke
a quarrel with our friend Of the Regis'er-sure-
d. have not been inclined 10 a controversy.
We like 20 swap bit of pleasantly now and
then. and are always willing 10 hold up our
end of a ioke-even if it be expensive. Wedo
not Ike being boycotted however. Ii we ever
get the better of q controversy, as the editor of
the Rsgierr seems disposed to concede we some
times do. 70 should not be any reason for un-
kindly feeling or resentment. We like the
Register and appreciate the ability Of its editor
to- makeit very readable and useful paper and
hope it viii continue 70 give evidences Of
prosperity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

Mr. Flower has sent his Check orSl5oooto
the New York democratic state committee.
which shows that Mr. Fiowep least of all ta-
dcd one. but genuine heightened specimen of
the cgt;icga 5rrt'. species held I'M high estima-
ton and carefully cultivated by all political
gardeners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

There Is % tone OF winter in the weather
There ought to De the ike in the thoughts
off an the people who have not vet bought
their all and winter clothing ut Hirsch-
mans. Children Short Pants suits The
stock we have has found It's way 70 the pub
Die knowledge without much telling. The
make mp of our goods and the low prices are
the cause of ir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

said an old colored man I'm Atlanta the o,h-
er day-referrins .0 those who would boost the
negro into undue prominence. You cam put
ignorance ON top of knowledge F'8 mako stag
there Sound words, these. win our POLITE
cal Quixotes whose one abiding dream is negro
equality be So Kind as 90 digest them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

Johnnie Wise thinks 90 behtLe General Fitz
Lee by proclaimiug that he graduated low down
in his class It's not unlikely that ii Johnnie
had been at West Point he wouldn't hayesrad-
uated atall-but would have been dismissed
for conduct unbecomins cadet and gene
uemau."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

Mrs Martha Glser~on Rodgers wife OF Rev.
Samuel Rodgers. %. d.. of the Baltimore Con-
fc-cuce. ~. j. Church. South. was stricken with
paralysis, iu church. m Alexandria On Friday
afternoon last whilst atteudinsa children sscr-
vice. and remained unconscious, until She died
OBJ sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Heaven i-
"a -ainer by ,he translation of this noble christ
au woman. hut bow deeply is the Vacancy icit
anl molmciin the hearts of chose who loved
her. and I'm Che Church of which -he wasone oi
hcm.-r devoted r1o-t memher-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

Miss lacy Twadle.l is Philadelphia young
woman who has rccenJly taken theprize 40 the
Pennsylvania state fair ior bread-making- 1,
win De observed by obscrvant young men that
She IS s,ill Miss. bat it !, very doubtful if i'm
the word, of the song, She Will be Miss Lucy
long Miss TVadden may not be able TO talk
twadd,c about science and art but She would
Dee a very handy sort of a person 10 have around
tbeb0Use
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15

EN-Presijent Arthur it is announced, has
rented pew In the Church of the Heavenly
Rest ON Fifth avenue, New York. heaven
Is rest suits great many church attendants
better than Christian endeavor. Still, We're
not saving chat Arthur doesn't need little
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15
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Sept. 10. 1855.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
THE ROYAL BRIDES TRoUssEAU.

"NEAT BUT NOT GAUDY"-wEDDING. TRAVELLING
AND DINNER DREssRs--JEwELs-BOors
fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
LONDON, July 1O-The trOusseau prepared
for the Princess Beatrice Is every suitable for
the daughter Of Queen who s a sensible woman and
mother. well "a sovereign 1t IL not absurdy AMPLE
nor fooshy luxurious. but everything Is OF the very
best though In many Instances OF tho simplest The
wedding dress simple almost to severity. but au al
most romantic interest is attached to 1t because the
Queen wishes her to wear the identical Honiton point
which she the occasion OF her marriage
with Prince Albert, February TO- lS4O or course the
of the dress is rich white satin. and the petit
coat just pitssk around the bottom Over this
IN and the sides orange blossoms buds and
leaves are stitched very neatly yet informally and
then the Queens Honiton lace skrt Is arranged en- t
Ker caught up kept in place the lehand side by
two elongated sprays OF orange flowers, myrtle and
white heather The myrtle Ia OF course In acknowledge
men. blood in her veins, and the white
heather the flower OF good luck, OF compliment to
the Scottish people The long white satin train has not
q particle Of ornament, and the low bodice
has long points back and 'front.' aud :is~
trimmed Just In front and around the
opening orange blossoms and buds several Of the
latter dropping each sleeve On the lcfhand side
OF the the Princess will the Orler OF Vic
tora Albert the Russian Order Of st. Catherine,
Others elder sisters have done before her
at their weddings. Hcr hair will be combed at the
back, twisted a COLL aud dressed rather hgn on her
head but without any obtusveness or exaggeratlon oil
the fashion, and she will tiara OF diamonds and
behind q small wreath OF orange flowers myrtle and
white heather which will hang down In long rich
folds over of dress the Honiton wedding
veil that mohers Ber jewels Will be prlnci'
paly those presented by different members OF tine family
and they will MI up almost whole space between her
throst and the Iow.necked corsage.
The dress prepared for the bride to drive away In to
Qusrr where the honeymoon will be spent exqnsitey
nea and pretty, requires practsed IT, fine
fabrics and costly to appreciate 1t at Its true value
Itb OF white French broche crepe de Chine aud has
very small pattern running all over It Of tiny ieafy
sprays. woven into eths material. There Is man
tie TO match only reaching the waist behind. but with
long ends In front which is laid some wonderful
nne lrtsh poiut lacc which is worth little fortune
The Same lace, only narrower, is laid round the
ueck and thcre is also OF 1t
on the skirt The bonnet to be with II is very
dainty little creation OF white velvet with Triple brim
the two upper portions OF whoh with silver
thread. On the top there four white ostrich tips
forming snSe tuft and either side tho foundation
u completely covered with white heather Tho white
psfasol Will DO covered with Irish lace.
One OF the P1nsssss evening dressos IL a silk muslin
printed with Persian psstsrn In Oriental tints. The
oeeAgs aad train made Sf this. but the froat en-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
DIED.


BECKwITH-At Coleman Station. n. Y. July l2 Passed
Assistant Engineer H. C. Beckwith U. Navy. in the 46th
year Of his age.
BILL-Ileute Colonel II. Bill. Surgeon U. g. A., sud
deny. July ~ at the residence OF Ms General William
Funeral from St Johns Church Friday. July "a. m4pm
oissss pcpcs wi" meet tho 300 p ~ train from Grand Central
BURTIs-on Wednesday. 22d INST Mrs Marssre.ts I.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
0 Aanlis g., wife Of John + cbaGoefn. aged u. ''
CRANDALL-In Brooklyn, TUESDAY: July 81 Sarah A..
aytsd sIIsns isps5a :sTysss selss
6462 Liayetteave
timer only SON o. Aaa W:rd and hsaio William A.
Of n s s Gss 81 's tcm % tho rest
DAVIS At Mattcawsn n r. on July 60 ss5. after long
and severe ness Dayd DAYS. sssd q, years
his Thursday. July %. at 2'so O'clock
pm
DoREMUs-on Tuesday 2lst inss.. Frank, third CON Of
Cornslas and clarissa 6crcmus aged 16 c., -.
Funeral Thursday at II O'CLOCK AZ No. IL South Elliott
Friends please omit flowers.
d Sc sy William % aSy ana u the ss E:sS
stantaI Durant. aged months
Thursday July o. Bushrod W. Gibbs tho Seth
Funeral from residence sil West S7st Friday.
LIrCHFIELD-At AK Bains France. on Monday, July
90 Edwin c. Litchdeld. in the 7lstyear OF his age
MACFA RLAND-On the 22d ns al his late residence No
4o West 2lstst., Joseph Ervlns Mscfariand aged S5
The relatives the family and the Of Me-
cnanics and Tassmen are respsstialy nysed % attend
pal Church this (TLursdiy) evening at O'Clock.
MILLERzJuy 81 Maria winthrop daughter Of the late
Thomas seabury and wfeof j. j. Miller IN the ed year
Funeral services at seauket L. L. Friday O'Clock.
Mrs Jsssie BROOKS Nichols aged years. Edward
Funsr"i Thursday July Ss Il $3.50 M. from tho residence
Of her parenta
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
SILVER LOST AT THE MINT.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The report that
three bars OF silver missing from the mint the
aabsobng topic OF onversation among the employees
Of the Institution to-day. Colonel o. C. Bosbyshcll the
chief clerk Of the city Controllers Office. who acted
coner OF tho for nearly nine years expressed the
opluon that there had been loss OF metal but SIMPLY
clerical error The dispatch announcing the loss OF
the bars states there three and places the value
AT Sl 300 This would Indicate that only bar is
missing, the the average value II about Sl 200 or
S2 .OUO There must bc error soneWncfc IN the
ures my suppostion correct She error Is merely
clerical and reflect upon the management
Institution upon the wachfuiness or care of
the In whose administration 1t may have
occurred"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
TIE JAIL WAITING fOk ROSEyFELD.

COURT ORDERS FOR ALL CONGRATULATIONS AND
COLLIER CALLED on To PURGE THEMSELVES.
Alexander p. Browne, Do yley Carte's legal
representative In the OF The Mkado stepI ed
of the train al the Grand Central Depot ycser-
day with a gripsack in his hand. lie eagerly
welcomed by q. Frank Moscman. Mr. Carte's agent Mr.
Browne had Just from Bratleboro. VT. where lie
hal seen Judge Wheeler and he had his griDsack chock
full OF orders OF arrest. One was against sydney
Rosenfeli; against f. j. Abraans: and one against
Frederick Perkins, the musical director applied for
an order for Shook Collier. said Mr.. Browne
Judge Wheeler the theory that these gentlemen
were responsible ana would not granted
An Older requiring them To show Friday morn
ing 10 o'clock why tney should not be punished for
contempt Of court In permitting the production OF The
Mikado The orders In the OF Messrs. Rosenfed.
Abrahams and Perkins require their arrest without bail
and IA soon tney be found they will 70 the
LUDLOW Street Jail"
Tue following telegram sent TO THE TRIBUNE yesterday
fro. Chicago was shown 10 Mr. Browne:
Deny rumor that have from the law; have
mere " renearse second company In Mystic lse'
my own opera ~ De produced II Mkado njuuetioD
should be u, .de permanent Deny that am in
tempt. stand really to return as soon as wanted
Mr. Browne thought that Mr.. Rosenfcld must be q
sice yoaug man 10 be 80 accommodating. aud added:
think well telegraph him TO come on and try the
ham aud eggs the coffee Of Ludlow Street jail
oice Of the unei states Marshal Chief CLERK wards
said he cOdli iO nung III the matter until this morning
Mfr. AOscnln bhOall SEQ Ultod STATES Commissioner
Shields aud he would give the fnal stamp and signature
to the papers which wDili anI Mes5Fs RvaGyfrln.
Abraham, and Perkins In the Ludlow street jail without
ball. Then Mr.. Moseman went 10 consult with Mr.
Browne saying the papers woLd DC served by Deputy
Mr. Collier said yesterday that he would contest the
NATL or and would appear In court with counsel who
would forth his plea that he not guilty oi
tempt OF court; for.' said he. had only wachnan
aud a anItor In the theatre when The Mikai0'
pi 0duced did not furnish the lights. 1 simply
leased bare walls aud had no responsibility save 10
see that 4 rep putabe performance Was given"
CHICAGO, July o. Sydney Rosenfeld went through
the city this morning his way TO the depot he said
deny that owe my company cent The members
are not in sore straits and any who says mis-
represents me. wnen got 10 Ncw-York found that
my rcut which had paid in advance was likely to be
sacrificed and to protect myself and company subct
tne the .tr to Edward j. ADraans That is all there Is
about IL except that shall make IL hot for my calunn
utors when I get back to New-York."
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

JkCKsON-sHARP-on Monday. July 90. by the Rev
Father Melioskey of Church, 2ethst, 6th
ave. Nellie, only daughter Of Mm n e. and the late
Thomas Sharp, OF Sew.Y0rk. TO walter H. Jackson, M
Baltimore No cards
Philadelphia papers please copy
LUCK-GRINNELI~-In Greenfield. Mass. Wednesday,
July - by the Rev. T.. VOORHEES, Finch Major Arthur Her.
Luck OF Kent England. 70 MABEL seymour, elder
of the Thomas r. Grnnel OF >ewYork City.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hastings.upon. Hudson. n.
" July 20 by the Rev ewis Francis Mr Charles How
ley Of Brooklyn. II. ID.
sLOCUM-SHAW-On Tuesday evening July ~, 1885. By
the Rev Nathaniel b. Thompson Edwin H. slocum 70 MIS-
Helen shaw, OF this city NO cards.
HOMSON-WALTON-On Tuesday, July 81, at homo By
James Wilson, ID. d., the Rev Robert j. Th0E
son. OF Wi nona MINI, Alice T. Walton. daughter Of
william T. Walton. of NewYork city.
Winona tNinn.) 3 apers please copy
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

We ssssefsi xitS h!csoasSlse S . efsssess< 81
eE.ndy bsins Owen hs bsishssnsd sp and seaiss61Io
with hio family. A.
At midnight Il thought tie end wa6 not faR o. ~
story Of hs suernu yesterday are told IN speeih -
patches on the nrst page.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23

TRIBUNE oyprce. July 23.-l O. m.-The temperature
fell slightly In the Ohio Valley, Lower Lakes. Nov.
England and Middle Atlantic States yesterday,
cred from recent chill In the South Atlantic 6tateA
and rose little in Northern Minnesota, whittier low
centres from Wyoming and Manitoba tending. Ex.
cept for few isolated local storms, generally fair
weather prevailed. The movement OF the barometer
here upward during fair weather. The tempera.
ture ranged between o and the AVERAGE s39 being
$3.50 higher than the corresponding day last year and
1oSs lower than on Tuesday.
Stationary or slightly lower temperature and fair
weather may expected In this city and vicinity 10 day.
with stationary or higher temperature fair or party
cloudy weather and possibly local rains Friday aud Sat-
urlay.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-23
yoAx roulLo0oH DspIzRsD1 4 1usAf1o.

JOIN E0UIL0U0H DEpLAR1DA LU1Az10.
PHILADELPHIA. July 22.-The final meetine
OF the oommisson appointed to inquire into the usu
condition OF John Mccullough. the actor. held ~
afternoon. The following verdict was rsndsrsds
Tho said John Mccullough IT, Of the time Of ths t.
ing OF this nqustton lunatc aud has been 20 for tho
space OF eix months last past but enjoys some uSil -
sv !ssv. M Yss y fs.son Of HE sad lnaacy. hs y nS
The schedule Of tho estate which s attached - -
document places the value Of the estate at 900 s11
OF the personal property ct 34k3Ok The varficf Mn ~
presented 70 tho conrt which win probably aDpoirS
0uerantee Trust and Safe Deposit Compsny & go
mittee OF the person. to take charge Of the sstsse -
person OF the actor