davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20
A STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Good Suggestion from Ex.Attorpsy Genera
Sprigg-The Utility Of 1t.


MooRFlRLD, W. Va, March IS, 1886.
10 the Members of The Legal Profession in
West Kryinid:
GENTLRuEH:-f had the pleasure OF at.
tending the last annual session Of 1.-THE
Ohio State Bar Association" held in the
city Of Dayton in January last. was
very much impressed with the usefulness
and Importance OF such an association and
resolved to endeavor 10 organize one In
West Virginia.
AS tho best and spsediest means OF com.
muniCatlng with YOU on the subject, 1
have adopted the plan Of publishing this
letter In the two leading newspapers In
the State, to.wit: The Wheeling Register
and the INTELLlaENCER.
The object Of each association Is, to ad.
vance the science OF jurisprudence, to pro.
mote reform in the law, TO facilitate the
administration Of justice, to uphold integ-
rity, honor and courtesy In the legal pro.
ieBsion and 10 cultivate cordial intercourse
among the members thereof. / learned
from members Of the profession and other
leading and Influential citizens Of Ohio
that, 1.-THE Ohio State Bar Association"
exercised very beneHClBl influence upon
the legislation OF that State; and that
through said association they had within
q n years past formulated and secured
several important reforms In the law. l
think we need such an association as this
In West Virginia. Our brethren Of the
bar are organizing these associations in
most OF the States in the Union. Where.
ever organised they are accomplishing
great good. Why should we In West
Virginia lag behind our brethren In other
States, In such matters Of lmpOrtanUe2
There ID no good reason forit. / conceive
It 10 be our duty, al least, 10 endeayor to
do oil we can 10 promote good govern
ment, we can accomplish more
good as an organized body than otherwise.
We say In our "Blll Of Rights" that gov.
eminent is Instituted for tho common
benefit, projection and security OF the peo.
pie and that Of all its various forms, that
Is the best which 10 capable Of producing
the gteatest degree Of happiness and safety,
and ls most elleClually secured against the
danger Of Observation-Disclosures the
courts Of this State shall be open, and
every person, for an injury done to him,
Ia his person, property OF reputation, shall
have remedy by due course Of law and
Justice shallbe without sale, denial or de.
lay" ain thoroughly convinced that an
association composed Of members Of the
legal pfoiesSlOnj regardless Of political sym.
pAthleg, opinions and party affiliations,
from oil sections Of the State, will do more
towards dlgestlhR, formulating and recon.
mendlng wise and Wholesale reform In the
law than any other body Of men that can
be assembled In the State.
In the discharge Of our professional
duties, We are daily brought face TO
lace With the defects In our statutes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20
nooks aud lIaEaaIRss.

eWsrhsit und Dlchtung; A Study OF
George Elloes Lovs.Liie,p by A. P. O., Ia
curious and ingenious inquiry into the
unwritten chapters which A. 7, Q. insists
there must have been in the life Of George
Eliot, On this score the author finds the
autobiography, edited by Mr.. Gross, un-
satisfactory because 1t is dumb except in
Inc way oil heavily yelled suggestions. In
the study" two propositions are lad
down, Proposition l. It Ia impossible
that George Eliot grew to the age ni
twenty.one without having some sort OF q
love siIair-probably, q very desperate
one. The argument seeks to show that
Edward Clarke, who became the husband
OF George Eliot's sister Chrissey, was the
first love. Proposition II, That q person
OF George Eliots temperament could not
nave reached middle age without having
agrand passion something more powerful
than first love. The author decides at
once that George II. LeWes was not the
object OF this passion, that George ElioFs
union with him came only after She was
utterly heart. broken. No less q person
than Herbert Spencer Is shown to have
been the object OF the grand passion, Ger
tainiy there is enough in the Lille" Ia
show that George Eliot found more than .
purely intellectual pleasure in Herbert
SpenCer's company. Indeed this appears
so plainly that it need not be searched toI
by speculation, The inquiry is not carried
forward into the union with MIR. Gross,
which cannot well be omitted from any
atuIy of George Eliotls loye.liie. The
little book can DO read through In fifteen
minutes.-E. r. r, Allen, III Br0adlgdyl
NaU York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

1t is not hard to understand the growth
in American favor of tho Engiish IAustra.
TED Magazine. The article arc short and
well written, the subjects well selected,
and the Illustrations excellent. In the
March number, for example, there Is a
splendid paper on that darling English in.
stilution iox.hunting; the bean is historic.
ally considered; there Ia q sketch Of the
lii6.saving service, and a readable bio
graphical sketch OF Sir Thomas More,
whose utopia" is familiar to most read
eis There Is also, us there Ia usually in
this magazine, an interesting bit Of travel.
Macmillan .G Co., NeW YORK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

The current number OF Good Hottsskesp-
ing is like those that have gone before in
this, that 1t shows that it is possible to
maintain steady improvement on a good
thing. There ia no home, however high
or however humble, that will not find
pleasure and hello in Good HOu@kseping.-
Ciafk ~ Bryan & Co, HOiyoks, Mass,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

"The Mill Mystery" by Anna Katha'
rine Green, is well termed mystery.
The reader is far into the story before he
begins to see the light, and the first
glimpses are not SO strong as to destroy
the interest The grand catastrophe Of
the plot, which occurs early, but on which
hangs all the mystery, is the suicide Of 2
clergyman who goes TO his death "delib-
erately, Copscientiously," determinedly,"
because to save his life he had unCon-
sCiously wronged the innocent and
suffering In u written confession he
says: "For the sake OF God, for the sake
OF honor, for the sake OF those higher
principles which 1t should DO the glory Of
men to sustain at all risk and in every
furnace Of ailllction, lay down youth,
love and lie, confident that in so doing
/ SOW anew in other hearts the
soOd OF that stern belief in God and the
requirements OF our faith which my cow
ardly act must have gone far to destroy"
The reader is left to judge for himself
whether the clergyman was right. The
defect in the young Clergyman's character
seems to have been o lack Of courage
frat, theCourage to die rather than do a
wrong; secondly, the courage TO live aud
make what amends he could. "rhB Mill
Mystery is strong book, which will not
be- lightly lain aside by ono who begins
to read, ito. p. PainamS Sons, NaC
York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20
From Poverty TO INDEPENDENCE

o. the Novel Method ! bit upon TO make money
In Rn honorable and legitimate way, without CAPT.
tAl or hard work. without manufacturing or ped.
ding anything, canvaHing Or working for Others
This statement may sound Incredible 10 some, yet
II ~ nevertheless true, and although the plan
conceived 10 make money rapidly Is, aiier all,
very simple one venture 10 say that the idea does
not enter the mind Of one person III every ten
thousand On the 20lh Of JanuRry, six years ago
Hound myself about /, 400 miles from home, With
less than I've dollars In my pocket pretty decenty
clad but with no mployment and not even an &C.
qualntanCe, Before tho month expired procured
aud my board. While 10 this Hltuatlon | studied
hard 10 discover some Legitimate means that
would enable me 70 lit myself out Of dIudgorY,
and succeeded. Four months later babe good.
bye 10 hard work and want from that day 10 this.
This Ia no trick nor CATCH nor fraud Of any kind
whatever. have no recipes, nor patent rigis, nor
any thing else whatever 70 sell you. WHAT l pro.
pose In this Advertisement Is, 10 make O personal
and confidential address aud disclosure, and offer
some practical advice IN relation thereto 10 those
who have reached the foot Of tue hill, revealing
the me hOd adopted 10 mako money fast, aud
showing how perfectly practicable II Is for any one
else 70 do tho tame thing, and without capital, by
following tue same PLAN and II they will only do as
suggested; and how a competency al least can be
secured BY any one with any brains at all. II may
be wondered 1T that reveal my teofet-that do
not keep Il aud make money out Of II myself.
Well, hare made money out Of Il and an making
money out OF u and Will continue 10 make money
Vub Ol lt II llYb uuu ptllbVu tuht buefg u room
for all Of us. and II hundred thOuSGtd persons
were engaged 81 the same thing there would still
be room for more and J. do not think the reveal.
ton will inIure me, while Il Will 70 q beneGt 10
others. There arc many Intelligent and deserving
men aud women now living from hand 10 mouth
who would soon be on the hlgn road 10 prosperity
II they were only directed right BY some me that
DoEs know the way. Of course no one could afford
10 advertise 10 do this for nothing Therefore ali
who desire the information should lmpRtG, will
please remit one dollar 10 help pay for this adver.
Element aud my advice, which Will DO sent sealed
by mail. l do not publish my name, and some
may wonder why do not. Well, mOdesty pre-
vents me from doing 90, and anyone can easily I'm.
destand that II Is only natural Tor me 10 dislike 10
tnate my name public. ! will only say that am
well known citizen Of Memphis, and am ass Syed
for Sl700 worth Of real estate, every cent OF which
l have made within the last six years, aud by the
same method that am now ready 10 make known
10 Others. will do as promise In this ADVERTISE
meut, and II doesn't. make any difference about
my name. Address, In perfect confidence.
inE2O INFORMAL ZION MemphiE Tam
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

There Ia no magazine which deserves
better than the Book.Buysr, which in
It's enlarged and improved form is win.
ming an increasing circulation. The same
ground is not covered by any other publi-
cation. For March we have q full page
steel portrait Of Robert Lewis Stevenson,
and short sketch OF his literary career.
There has not been q better number than
this.-CharleJ ScriCnet'S Sons, NclO York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

McHlNLEY-ou w duesday, March II, 1883, at
South Chicago, ILL.,, IDA, VILE Of alex Mckinley,
agei % years month and II days,
Funeral from B, & o. Depot, Wheeling, this
Saturday. morning at 1850 O'Clock. InIermeut ~
ponIrsnI, n ,r,ataTv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

In the Library Magazine we may be
sure Of finding some OF the best things in
the foreign magazines Of recent date. In
the March number there is in full Sir
John LubboCk's article ION the Pleasure
Of Reading" containing his list OF one
hundred books which has been so largely
commented on. "Mr. Gladstone as
Theologian," by s. Laing, Is well done
and will be read with interest, as every.
thing Is about this interesting man. The
number has full and varied table OF con-
tents, variety being the spice OF the
Library Aagaaine.-John B. Alden, Nep
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20
Uuolo's Fut wife.

Why is the letter p like uncie's fat wife
going up hill2 1t makes ant pant (suRt),
and cooling of too soon produces coughs
and colds. TRylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure her,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20
gNrettrrns.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
EATRAIN s--ExPIANATIoN OF REFERENCE MARKS
SDRily, tsunday excepted. tAondAy excepted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

whether man was Justly discharged. 1t
ought not to have cost his fellow work.
men $500 600 TO decide that question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20
gr.,stes Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Byyl,tue OF deed OF trust made by John BrsI,
JackIon aud Anna his vile. TO the undersigned
trustee, dated tho l.h day Of June, lA77 aud h.
corded In tho Clerks office oil the County CounSl
Ohio County, WGiL Virginia. IN Deed OF Iiu,, mi
No. 10 I0ll0t SO8, S0l and sos, | viii, Ou SAIlR
DAY, APRIL 10, 1856, beg inning st 10 O'cl1k 4
NJ, at the front door Of the Court House u uIl
described property, thRt Is 10 say; Lot numbeei
thirty.thFee iI.nt No, S3I situate on MeCollrL
street. formerly Coal street, In tho DlSFC. Of Wrr
or, Ia said Ohio county, beginning at sake On
the cast aide Of McC0lloCh street, a. the nollhor
ner OF william HAsenAuers los; thence NORTH lly
feet on the line Of M'CollOCh street! lhlDce tGl
One hundred icet TO an alley lheuCe by the leoi
said alley south tiity feet tlAbtRke al the n0fA
east corner Of william H1tenaueI lots; IhCtrsby
his lile one hundred feet 10 thG beginning. Ais,
the two story dwelling erected thereon,
Terms Of sAle-CaSh, Jas. Y, BARNEi
mr6s Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

WTANTED-LADIES AND GENTS
w 10 Color Photographs Taught to any ono
In enc hour. Free this week. SIS 10 $50 per week
STREET, wheeling. ". Va mrls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20
Public Saleg.
T@aHteA.

.NyANTED-AGENTS- address,
circular, Gu and terms Tor SO candle power Marsh
ElenlFlu Lamp mFlas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20
a1r,n Adnrrtisr1nrnts.

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w General Homework Ia REmRl family. Ap-
ply At No, lS7 Fourteenth street mE@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-20

81, Q. q Q, Railroad.
Leave BsllAiro At 6:SS A. \. Tot WoOdSlold and
Gsa1S g5sllalre a. gsoH n, tot wOodrasid and
Arrive Il Selslrs at $3.50 A. n from Summer.
field, and al $40 n, from zanesvllle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-23

BKhFTkE-T TEUurF-TB WIFI & ErR
E-gH-rEF-rEx m TEL TE-ET-
bsust &C pstershu-rsr n ERurRs-Gn-
1s.zs- Oh ci:izer DeaS-Ps-zrIIAl
ann TerE T7u1es-



E8rEnBHr - ss.G.
ai- .iaufaE NINE snniDv.C =. prfTs<e
TaaHmai ~ s'vrIlR0r iserw~ssT Tam, afft
ttit strseiz- nat 3 spvsyl sTriI9.:tf win
HgErtlr .iulr 3 n'eisns tns uar-iilLg
Wien if' rau.lE 0l5euarillc 1ieE iiu i0Eraf
err IiE ise.gI Jl3f nifrckU lFf-rrf.
anJ wa r-aegHsnsG q IselI. fe11ii -1lsinJs@.
snmgriUus7 iasG character. WHO Ias gfteI
r-iUel % ,iff paiiea uu- herr go '-E-inus
e4sr1r g r-inle 7 f-lbcrstgus o. = elil.
i.U r.seI uur DE clothing sigrr 81 81.
- 5lrTflZ-f. ser fnf iuv7sr esd 0I -7'a-
ilUr .Iar. mmr susisI Eur eiafiss-
IT, 80 snaT aiie-w1-r- discovered II aI
l.fr u-r r- gfTenIufn-.- r-s slflrigsf1.
% u l ef,rguc fHg lpuIter sfgr
iIsr. Eiiar r .s.~esf -fTTIr-.Ir. boz gfe 1.iI-
-Iu lL 1Uilc 81 itl rfat. VII .fs
T-l 17l~ ua ff -iniEi force q. tif. s..l- .T;--
lln,.st iIiF stre Nliai nHlf tif
h.iue,r Nu-W a.it.TeTsrlir -'is"qfsU
iii- ellFra u rsUns- GnL beng gIu-
IoVrTiu g.lT ta8I ll.s rlHT rH -u------
fii4 1ir gfIl- .I-f ff ri'uU. l.U uu-lu-
ii' Som su Clfz--t li- niul --f rss'n
rTs- V-r"iaifef trnu De- lIhH. r ae iir-
-.i.r-. vrH Ha..r q. Ffirc -st-.-i TlpvFf-r-
- brow lIIliIrtiil- laJu~ln. 'iif neltl
IuC ieTll. HrnD4bf ptlI u-z-a -ii,it
u- .nulr inlf.aC T-THi liiisrsIDuf
t.lru u-iat r0nL n. --1uE. -Ir-viur NJ.
gIlu~ lisH NJ Vit. Hiu4. iiu ,e-fviu- ll.
-fUier -luul- felliL- eItii-s Foit
Huu il- 1uur u'-trr-T inauIiife. 81
fiis Hrr-!I-. .s-- rs-T+f TEN 70 taf ffrils
teT-il~- ant Tl.f Ir EuTf fe-rr lf .lr ',i--
fci Im arrU liz wa nur ier ufr
a--..fi. --i,l-..ei. Iruu ai. afJG- b. -Il- s..tl
1II' q --Tleue' fu'
rafr--- ~ rr-.arf-ef -r'-.f ar ..0r .III-inru.r-.
rif larrf a. 1a-uct irr E-1.. I 3ir d.
T. HDiinI- agsl .uIre-s-. Tf-ir.. 81 u-,..
1 rsi--,niiT- Eil -ouIi-- -1I T Ir lr
laue- J. I.0.ilH-. -.l' de''s.a.@l i,r-t In'
.aul .e1 20 I miuut@~ ,iu- tif gIr- Fl,
W.. vhe~s tt linrn.1.-t rsIr ir---l.-'..
20 vli.r nfs-u-- l.- ,-a. eIl-l--t u- o. -r
-irf u bal g.4.i Biz Boiling wa vIHe.-
..rrvt hrrt. v-Ho7 nav 1 H. ~e.4ltrt.
i~ Zoo VIZ IuIf 1--l-f. Boz ~anriII-
vii '~ ~m-lr .--FiI-- l1- ,iii e-ui9ls
j IilMui1rl r-uaf--- .nL az a--ii--leC l
ar-r.I rl-I...Ir 1r .l---.g~-rv uu-ulI--.
nue~ lI lip reeU- n
TO- fI-uI-- auuUEf-r .r -uUnt NUM- e-
It e-1'eI---. WON ~ -r-
u-. re .4un- Id Cd. --aasu-- J e-,r
fU a raV fiust la IIl.
AnIu -uf-L. ll .I .i,.of a '~-I
.r-n-. lmt- .ul 'l- Elr ~ ',-
aelr a- l'ar0 ri-- aiet Tf -U-uv
-nu.llr. WON .rrI--r .sf -rt .t.n~-.H1i
IT u.te-rI~1T-. 81. -Ii.i v4 ana'r
.---. ar4l .llL -'ful. ri-i-
ls-ai /, .r.i lr0C slrIr -i ' -e~
81 vfaav 8rI ll-- c-rrr .IlreI Air.
-mll CO. -ur.I., trar -i. eii--I lufu-
-l. H- .li 1891 T.lf a~1.
-r,.4- -I s--- --s.
a-- V-fH. n.- r.r-r-. L. -0urr reg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-23
D~GE ANTS g'szI a..
II, ri,s,s~s sE.r AF~nru..tfs < assssl Isfisss-
Eisssurfirr sssf,r NV f'ssar@F -
Easf .1aIs-r


v MA EcVeura- - --7l -asul,'
- te,t;u0frr % fls trt n esd iii-'~0zif
See ,raa. vra- ~uuaiiiarf .r.-iia' I-nr-vp7
.s.rnu.sf graisf -vr HngrT i0r tiis iif
ia.-r aT umls al.nve -wO hours io-
POI. 'rrti1T-
f.frrts- -urrii lsr-Tf BOZ. n1a-s-f fc fie.
if~r boz ruuerrII.Tur 'teu rf tif 7fseCr
rr-n7' ~ 8 termination r. fil"r aJIrs.
aut mm tsf flsm e1ulDlgieiis 49, ir
.rslfrs-a nj 'af 80, mo lllf itefeo;iVf wuft
~ fir uaU-f Gerl~-ufHfr,. 1if ..ac r-tei %
rssit arfsfff1ir Eg- rfofiid "a tlf mioua
rt -ir iu~ inward etiile~ -f1r Eif wan IS
f.., ,rf-- be- tezt- % mint .nr' u '''e'' e-Iul+-
D. ga -In f-ieui- u .H e~iuIui2 lut q
suffice -~usu8lf' BIJs' Bw infer.rrr VIA
er-- p dofiusi rflt meaning U tnf so
b. i,-iie- r.ysas -.s' rl1ts0iie- v-.' '-!,rr.ssf
viii r,--ueiEir ft Te1ctvf uriHe Im
oirr-. li,sr rr,riayraf et.Ir'r Poe r~iueu~' 1'
Trf'v-rf sur 7irfr z1L ssif ,lu unn.--
frrsf nefui- v-sr sie au-uii- N 'i' cti
fr- F7,a~ll ulsafiur auu fnr ari a.
--r-i-4i-- 20 sTirv vtl ffir cd wa fnr
tr, sf4.nuier niu nj 90 -uiriner FOR af
-r.irrrr frsuruise. rut nt,ie' fnuiia a
rrr.1r rfiar-sf y tm rur- leii''7C '-ll,
--r ul -iuirr 'ile would efsitr 1lifrIr-
n', .rr~Iuuora.ir4. 0-,uaife. ti.1ut l1.
-reeftir. .I lnfa-t ff ar U~t.1Tir~ --'iii.
~f -tr-- ml-tr -as on suC rnuiii'
Hr.-re-rl .iH rvtuauer re- nj uiC
--Is--r T'nor rat tie ~i-ir u
-rnuH -'0't H
urr... u ego u-ts0ur- Uva~.'i'
~rIC oflrrl-to-. Hr u-ur ~
~ou.euli,.Yft t.I ,~ iriul r~l.e --.-t
raef .uumi.sr - usrene r'iia~p
.sa... ..fr---..-f1- -r'.e. .rs.ar. rrr~ 1872. seq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-23
RALEEHS BUDGET.
EE-rEnI CD -F-EKEEr TRnr III us.D
EUE-E ErAIZ
Tia wGrehnuzs- Fer Earrr-L Enns-
cinr-k Fafthfl 1ag, tzE. RI



Isz8sEfnE. Il. e.. November =-=-The
rair'y sez<gn ma ~ n. and tUine-s-vTaf-
hatscuTsn 4n1 farmg-z ars Tlir4lset a. - Is.
- e vii slsa8ls t1iue=f "a iH ilzUdlef..
During TIN iInlIu 81 tiIs funeral ~ ~
t'fesifiegr Arshtr TINS nsu~IiTIir tn izsis
" tisf r1EI7s-is1IIs INC City HAl vfssrs
esilfeL
4 Es.kAIE-kBi.I Ait--IIJs,a--
JaEte-f;av q t,olu-i.arn q IIgyTn uiaS..
Terri Wilson. wesr intn ~ n tiif stress
n vusci we 3 mxiiiIis wuiet uJtsce7 lib
Dhrz.m- rs tran .,asoiiGit Tg1-- dtl um
euua ur % tir 1iit Eiir afte- ift Ia i'7sr
theTsu -eveIa isnii- lssniii., 81 e,srtaiIfeb NJ
vlier-zionIlts fir Wa InInt iysus uselss-
~ rH nj. IL was ,ailsI uiT.- BAG di-c o. o
iev mmIurs- Eit Tat iieer suiiofzltsl-
d HOMICIDE n UlEI -urT--
tgieTugT = us,-s=sii.se- ra5is iuEU rill- ,r-f
Uiii Jrulpsu ;lf sfeV7 EuuiieiJ- 10 iaf
eimr a. iitiis niae elllal Minrrin-
1J A~Is.s -tver y aireIrs r,iI G nduts-
ilUr pverssa- .leseln b gTlzigr w. uHuer
'H ufiuruef 81 iuuo9 -aimaT ~eniIlr.
aiir ~n-surC Ir we i.-iIif VIII Tees YVES
nal is-ri witness l-IipE IiiH % ere %
tis 9Juse-inr oIErt- tine oi riiev nl1I va.
l.au.sa Hulsns. iir utasr firsfr. lr .iif
.aftsr f.gu. li5f CONTESTANTS vfTt ,frarIJet
Ser 2 rsaI tauiel .-.Hls jiraatii aa-- .g-iIser-
e. rs TrTngte-IIi-- UU I1- .-FFara
reITr g rsi1egu al ALHIr-lif- .fifr
fsruaffiaa rat IHEe-fer-U ca rfrTCfr
tia u~iu T rs.Zfe- eIire~C liiu lfss slnI 'ill
to- INC v-sss nIif 70. lnf Witness- a--lfus
HIu. ~ ilfass wGTus b. advance Ili'ff
Tirrsilfagt. wiz ureF o U1-tr7-I-Iliif .uir
srrlIcl nm. Thf we1u0I sIifere .iH ssii
I-ea-,. Trzste- waisrl aWur IT -nt 1I-i-
ua-s lcrl.-- lH u-lu.a .. fir rr aHt .IH.i
SO ueaI Boz tir Uunir u-uwrr Lul1-
inn ~.ur "a Eae--'i.. 1n nur.e- STA rna.
.a1l.hv-rL. hs vs. uu"iiat fn' i.Itn'i
mli~- boz Hs-n 10aat DU caAl un' ir
imrL.
~.if e8vnre- ltrr. 81 .m. disturrf ron
BlHu7fc. auu "a -aru-4-v uis>il mo off
CO. rssi1ru.r zZfe- aagr 81. tlf
vUIU r08j n. sf-Iar Wal alu- Haliuf e.
fif wa .l-7 lut ietFe
-guruUulirf vii. lireufua alsort
uI-'f grt ui-Ilf-- ~ uf 4 -lr H--
lau aa. a' furatI'Hil.. urue- nuf a'
tir niei v.r va. % -Ir lE-lg Yiu --zifr-
w. Un4-ir iie0 Vests-ur' It,r-Ii1al aur
b. - ill-
Ir1me- nelL n ul0-ie- nre- .ir fn''- 1
r-.sie- IuI "--.uIu+i -nisu1I 2 rlT
Irlle- d. $50 ue.e-.-el- .ia.. .iniG i.G'-
rrnv WIN afTE irT-r1nu v-its~t H e.i.
m. v7r- uuIie. 7.r r4~uir v1ss rl.T -.--
xi ua.ltt ~e7liiiel f~uU . vnIfHI fr
iuus uuiie5el rs1ii p lirD4dfnl.
81 ~s.u1g- ,rff-igiIrT. %. ltif terrible AIR
.i.f ur-s.lUI D LIf hnv-fuuIid .Int
ar. nj tlr d-aaa.~rs Tnt ANNA
ru.Iisf'-r tr ,ur- n -l'lrG7 u.-il lri,-
E t.. rau ar.i pol .lt g~l,.- T.sieruH' a.-
l.-lm7l.. wfl-i i.f urlu, .ntr 20 vs-~of
wifi flff "8-T..
f lievs Eas D-ei -ica.C 1 li~-aui8e
-Hu l-srEru tiinlic,T Ha Jazz --Ius a Ii-
all uIu u ~e,Ie~..i. ml -e.-~lE
lr 81 lia lbc-' u. b.. u-lf- --iaut-.
v..- r.zfe t-- 81. 1r uanu
Ha- ID tir cIi iie~ rs-tia- Irl l-
a- l f ut N "ii' g~ilr 1
-.r.iu--..t u rltii iIiis .u..lnr Cd. ,l'l.lc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-23

-trf. .n-sis-I TIItss- L1z-ss.rilifrr -.Iff'',i 9.
grr,lss-slzt % .iis,f aiilaiir,s.' 'IEE;--Tr-.


af.i,a r,Ioa-
us Ier
-lTu lr
ll- --
-iL
ltIr Geo.
luafs-i
-nI
r1Tl--a-
u iuu ll.
.if- us lsa- l--t
.r Ga -lil itf l~
ear l
uIs-0 Hlf.E Uu TffnT1.
lull.-il.l.e afHs-lrl 81
HC-ir le rrmass-- f r
De- IFlaIa o~---fiZl ~
r Ie Llc-E ir -l-.
ree.l- rler.l e. .s,u. H ~
iaL. iuE-z e. D., I'd 1i
sgilliie @ la 81 4l. n ll H luA
-ie IS uiflI- fr .Ir h-iis- Vr--iI-
81 tla ec-isus l.Tsuisu '1n f...-lif
Heieil1Fl .ir I@u@rz-iiu-. La et
-f't el-ir-inir umErul tis-
l.eie1if Te-Ei1I l0- ~ fs--lslsE.- r-r 'li' ff-
iiA-l il11ia-lif 1uL sflnlluc Hni---1iA
Fsrf Ffa-i unEu.- mJ r. % l---1A
iaULln1t-tllt nr -.tE ilefG Pr lll,s- -
ViiHuusv. mfyrw.Z e-1na t'e1rzf- rni'-
uilf Dii l.uNizxt tilinuts ..il. lr .l.se-l'-
1u .stiift t Dv-di. tiE rell % if lail;--
1iiIitlEEf -sin ifF-r-,s1 fi @i.til .atii
llfl.--tfitiifftti @tsnse1E.- --ttr H1
.sii1sc-iit- AilfTu1rr fvr ~ q fot-t A
= igs siuilils.s- Tia anQsln eiissiE - ~
Hsstil va 7sse'set with 'lr ll1riiea az
Ilslufs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-23

atiartsf asfef . sed,o,E vrrsznrsc urehr-tnr
- We ulIsesItsfinais fncizvf tiisi tins 80
operation ksissEne y iBssIrmiis<E0is niin y
lls,sns-l h. rrtnfr faiiurss, ar w iiSisl
ourselves rrafiT m 1IynTr ne Euti
~ tiiis <fglrnfeus ~ HiiBln nirea-
IN. saitcc tn tise TigrrIs0@z ant Issa
W. Brgamfiy Teuurz; az pgysniss wac
r1Fy barr sl,irsc M stE1Yfs N fiIe op5'-
Fnr lnw ifahnit ttIr rrvn,r7iiE3 ar'' ists--s.
man tfr nlEf b. s1is-n lDr uHttf rDu'-
miiiet enure~sti - irrk @taui,'s-, = 81
li.EGl. n L. butter. filsvlss hsiis. aiia =
e. swfsf .8iaf iaars if'vrsi :c4f.ti III t-itsu
~ lutsi-f b fis information W urf.t--o
q II Bitter y tie ,assses Workman o. s1s.'
r-lg Az.cEi'v Nu -. EnigirE - l.sl9f.
q, uas fisf -fs.iaissff czIain4t Tar si1'rif
e. fiss nl-efinI. y vrss M uis gTus-- tifa
81 r-eGlr sirlke a. fiH I mon sIiseis- } ,,rift
uai1g1Ifnisf. TiH ofte~ mon ss-- o
ih eummiiTss ~ tgeaaitgfH i0litigasss.