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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-20
KlngwoOd. Feb. 30, 1890.
News and Notes Here and There.

The J. G. 4. Club, meets to
night, at the home Of Miss Ida
Spahr.
Best stoglcs in Kingwood at g. Z.
Murdock's.
Rev. Cox, of TunncltQn. begrn
a protracted meeting AT Eighty Cut
last Friday,
Try barrel OF the White Daisy
Flour, at Feather s. Werner's. "It's
a daisy"
Rev. Faulkner, Of Albrightsville,
is holding series of meetings at the
Methodist Church, over on Muddy
Creek Hill.
Get our piices, and YOU get our
goods. We wW not be uRdcrSod.
FEATHER 81 WERNER.
An Interesting article by Lucy
G. Little, entitled Literary Eng
land" will be found in the March
number of BeJorol's Maqeeine.
On Saturday, Feb. s, quiet
wedding took place at 6lBrights-
Vile, being that Of Mr. John Good
win of Terra Alta and Miss Katie
Smith Of Valley Point.
Walter A. Burk and Company,
will soon open up a general store at
the old Times Office, one mile this
side Of Terra Alta, on the pike
"The Snake and Dove" by An
Meta j. Halliday, the complete
novel in the March BelforFS, will
be a genuine treat to all novel read
ers.
Dunn and Ringer have a new en-
CINE for their planning mill. They
have just received it from Clarks-
burg and will make things hum now.
1t is 30-horse power and will be a
valuable addition to their business.
The passenger train on the Tx.
and f. made very early and a
very late trip last Friday to accom-
modate the delegates to the State
League Of Republican Clubs at
Clarksburg.
At Irondale Furnace, Monday OF
last week, Joseph Poe, a miner, was
killed while at work in the mines.
by a fall Of oar from the side Of the
mine. He was in the Confederate
Army and was an old miner, was
AZ years Of age and leaves q wife
and twelve children.
It is said that Friday is the fair
est or foulest day Of the week. gen
orally the latter, all on account OF
its being hang-mans day we believe.
The last two Fridays have each
We'd with the other, for downright
disagreeable dampness and general
cussedness. Friday a week we laid
to the Radical pow WOW, or ground
hog. Last Friday was Valentine
day and the Grads" had another
pow WOW at Clarkcsburg.
LADIES
Needing tonic. or children that want building
un. should take
BROWNS IRON HpfrEHg.
10 is pleasant tO take. cures Malaria. IudlTcs-
uon and BHiousHcss. All dealers kecpiL
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Little Jimmie, son Of Capital u
Murdoch, while playing yesterday
evening, fell ON large piece Of glass
and run it in his leg about an inch,
making a severe and painful wound.
The Doctor sewed it up and he is
getting along alright.
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NIcWRIrI,fi
NEWBURG.
Special correspondent Of tho ARGUS


Special correspondent Of tho ANUS
Noah Doolan has returned from
Old Virginia, where ho has been
attending the bedside of his veneer
able father who had stroke of par
alysis II few days ago but is much
better at this time.
Mr.. Charles Smoot attended the
republican convention at Clarks-
burg last week, and was very much
"Enthused."
Mrs, n. NJ. Clayton is visiting in
Kngwood this week,
Mrs. Johnnie Graham is visiting
in Tunnclton this week.
Mr.. F.M. Murdoch was on our
streets last week. Come again Frank
for am sure it will be app PauDing
not to see you again.
Quite n large supply Of drummers
were in town last week, but the
whole souled genial Tom Fry was the
largest of the supply.
Tom Harrington, Of the Com
mercial Hotel of this place will
move back to his hotel property at
Independence on April first.
Mrs. Wright, Of Independence
will take charge Of the Commercial
at this place.
Doctors all gone to roost.
Cato Banks was arrested on last
Friday for running gambling
hole and after Tearing before JUS
ticc Gibson, he was sent to Jail at
Kingwood. May the good work go
on as such places have democrat
izing effect on the community and
especially on the young men Of our
town.
The j. and o. Il. r. is doing an
immense bushes in the freight traf-
lic and 1T is now time for our city
fathers to callfora Waterman at the
only crossing Of the rail road in our
town as it is very dangerous at all
times and as very many narrow es-
capes have been made, 80 give us a
Waterman.
We are utterly in darkness in this
thriving little town after cold SoP'
sinks behind the western horizon
and We think we pay tax enough to
have light, more light on the sub
ject so we hope the town council
Will give US few dips"
Prof. Z. w. Showalter, left Mon
day morning for Rowlesburg to
teach the uncxp.red term Of j. w
Barton Mr.. Showaltcr taught
very successful term here and the
School Board Of Rowlesburg should
be thankful in securing such an
able scholar.
Mr.. j.. w Cobm lett Monday
for Terra Alta 10 finish the uncx-
pired torn OF y. G.. Collins school
of Washington Manor.
The sick arc all improving.
The ia grippe is about played out.
Mr.. Bob Orr is having his fine
rcsidcncc.east Of town nicely paint
ed, grained and papered r G.
Lynch is the artist doing the work.
Pay day st the shaft, last Satur-
day
Feb. ~. 1890. Is GRpPg.
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Commissioners Notice.
CosNt-stoNnR- OrYtcr.
kinuNVnol NJ I'm A.,


Wm. A. Sharcross ~ '''V'
". Euuttv
=. = StCOrn, ~ al
The above entitled Chnr e,te cause by N dacreo
1.-THE circuit Court of Preston County made
therein, ON the eOth day OF August, AND ieso
having boon referred To- the undersigned Com.
missioner Iva ChnnCcry, with thc following dLrcC.
lions C. ascertain and report the real estate
owned by the defendant. =. =. Stcurn Che sthtA
and condition ~ rho title thereto the liens and
charges thereon, their amounts Character, prl-
critics. anu 10 whom owing; and that he report
any other pertinent mlttor which may be doom.
81 so nv himself, or required by the parties or
Any ot thrmi The parties To said cause 90 wit :
VIM. " ShallorCSs, plaintiff and y. \. Sleorn
q. l., Brooke, a.. Close, T. W. Iipscumb and
christopher Weltman, dCfcniant will. therefore,
tako notice, that, on the ifth day of March, A.
~. lote, az my oticc IN kngwuod, Preston
cute said decree
Uivcn under my hand this 18th day of February
\. u 1890.
HeNRY CLAY HYDE, Commissioner.
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Ills surprising that PEOPLE wilIu a common.
ordinary pill when they can secure a valuable
English one for the same money. DR. Acker's
English pills are posativc cure for sick head
ache and on liver troubles. They are small
sweet. easily taken, ard do not grippe. DR.. r.
NJ. Dcnt, Newburg, ". Va, Druggist
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Can't sleep Nights

is the complaint 81 thousands suffering from
Asthma, Consumption, Coughs. etc. Did you
ever try Dr. Ackcr's English Remedy 70 is tho
best preparation known for all Lung Troubles.
sold ON positive guarantee at poo and Soc. by
Dr. J.. ~ Dent. Ncwburg. So. Va. Druggist
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Fingcrs Mashed.

Thomas Joyce, of Terra Alta,
who runs on the way train, got the
fingers Of his right hand very Sc
verely mashed, while coupling cars
at Keyser, last Saturday.
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Societies:

knights OF Pythiss--Lodge meets every Tues
day evening at their hall over J. W. Bakers
tore az o'clock.
independent order Of odd Fellows Lodge
meets every Saturday evening at their ball I'm
Bishops Block at o'clock.
Golden Rnle Encampment. No. 80, I. O. o. +.
meets First and Third Thursday evenings 81
each month, In the odd Fellows Hall, over the
postofficc.
The independent order Of Good Templars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening IN tue X. Of
=. Hall, at O'Clock
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A Child Killed.

Another child killed by the usS OF oplatc. given
M the form ~ ScOthing syrup. Why mothers
give their children such deadly gOiSos u surpris-
troubles by using Dr. Ackor's Baby Soolher d.
contains no opium cor morphine Sold BIZ Or / B
VI. Dent, Ncwhurg, W Va. Druggist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-20

Guara uico Or Ackcr's blood FIixir Tor f has
been folly demonstrated t0 tho peopio OF fhia
blood diseases ftis positive cure f1r sVUhiIifc
poisoning. liCoff. Erupilons and pimples no.
purhn7 Ode whole ry-tru and Thoroughly builds
W. va. DRUGGIST
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Louis stone SO.

The undersigned Special Commissioners, purl
suant 60 the authority vested I'm them boy decree
of the Circuit Court OF Preston County entered
nc Us November term, 1880. Ia th0abOVe entitled
causes, Will, ON the nrst day Of tho next term OF
shid circuit Court, March Is, 1870, az public auc
ton az the front door ~ the Court House OF sald
Countyprocccd To sell the 800 ACRES or LAND,
the two acr9s OF land, The ~ acres of land known
ns the "Denkins Island Tract" aud the "Sam'l
w. Beavers tract OF land
And at the time and place aforesaid, the un.
dGrslgnod special Commlasioner,W. D. Maxwell,
VIII proceed 10 cell the l87 acres ~ land known
as the Ben DOR farm and also that part OF Lot
10; ~ which was conveyed by A. II. Bowman
And at the time and place aforesaid and In the
manner aforesaid the undersigned Special Com
fractional part OF Lot No 2s, and Lots No. ~ 25,
90, ~ and "a aud fractional parts Of Lots No. 10
and "a together win the buildings and i'm,
embraced I'm the deed Of trust Of A. n. Bowman
To- \. NJ. Coll, dated the 2nd day Of December,
Al OF said lands and lots 10 be sold as afore-
hhld by SAID Special commissioners, Jointly and
the town OF ROwleshurg IN said Preston county
aud embrace somo Of tho beat lots In said town
ana some ~ the best farms In that vicinity, all
Of which are fairly described I'm the bills and
exhibits fled IN the above entitled causes.
IEHMs or SALE The purchaser or purchasers
ot the herein before mentioned lots and tracts
Of land will he required to pay Ome-6fth 0.5 OF
The purchase money cash ON the day Of sale aud
I2r t9s re199e on We purchase money credit
the purchaser or purchasers interest bearing
notes With good security. for the deferred i'm
stnllmcnts Of purchase money.
said several tracts 81 land and lots will be sold
separately.
w II c M,.yI,, Special Commissioners.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
County 81 Preston, 10 wit
III. W. Watson. Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
said county do certify that each 81 the above
named Special Commissioners 4. j. Crogan and
w. u. Maxwell, have given the bond and secu-
rity as required ny the decree 81 sale entered In
the above entitled cnuses
Given under my hand this the 18Th dayO Feb
ru1ry. 1890. ) W WATSON, Clerk.
9-2O-d.
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When Baby WIS sick, We gave her Cas,oria,
When she vHs = Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became slsa, she chung to cas;oria,
Whom she bad Children, she gave them CaStorla
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Personal Paragraphs.

DIR. and Mrs. Manown left Mon
day for Oakland.
W. NJ. Schaffer. of Terra Alta,
was in town this week.
John \. Bolyard, of Fellowsyllle,
has been granted a pension.
Sam Il. Guseman, of Roedsville,
gave us pleasant call yesterday.
Mrs. Orval Watson, of Reeds
Vile, is very sick with the la grippe.
Miss Ida Anderson, Of Newburg,
is visiting friends in town this week.
Col. J. \. f. Martin, was up at
Grafton on business trip, last
week.
Joseph Brown went down to
Grafton to-day, for a few days
visit.
Thomas j. Watson. OF Reedsville.
has been IN town for several days
this week.
Gen.Jubal a. Early, of Virginia.
attended the Inaugural Ball at
Charleston.
Mir, and Mrs. Henry Clay Hide,
were down nj Brandonville Slfpr-
day and Sunday.
Rev. DR.. James A. Deyinc left
Tuesday evening for his new field
of labor, in Ohio.
Miss Fannie Poe of Grafton, is
visiting the Misses Parks, of King
wood, this week.
Mason Watson, Of Bccdsville, was
down at the county capital, last
Friday and Saturday.
Mr. 4. p. Anderson, the hand
some telegraph operator Of Newburg.
was in town this week.
|
Uncle Billy Snldcr, who has been
having a tough Old "wrassle" with
the grippe is some better.
nv, ,, >,
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1870. i"l'N ii ,.I - i',i'o us
~ wa 80 'o"'' Wis "''"'
h,r,, tl,o l,to, nort 90 I.at nal. :.
snoct;ng tbo ,n,t ogico donarlr,ort
! there.
~.
Tuesday EVENING. to few Of her
Young friends. They report a fine
time.
u ~ =, Co.,,
thur. Of Newbnro are VISITING Mrs
]. S. Murdoch Mrs Clavlon,s
mother.
rho f,nu, sc NJ < ro,n
l,o,.a -, I,,a,, -. . 80 -
but have all recovered but Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Loar.
-,
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"''' !" Vow" over SUNNY
Uncle Dan Albright. Of Port
land District, was in town Tuesday
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IsLlfe Worth Living ?

sot YOU through thr world dyspcptlc. d.
Ackef p Dyspepsia Tablets are positive cure fo.
we worst lormF % Dyspepsia. Indigestion Flat
ultncy and Constipation. Guaranteed and rold
by ID Dent Ncwburg W. Va. Druggist
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Advertising Rates.

Transient Advertisements, 900 per inch for
arst insertion, and 80 cents per inch for each
subsequent insertion.
Personal communications, 80 cents per inch.
Local Notices, cents per line.
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OATH DAY OF MARCH, 1890,

~ tho front door of the Court House Of said
County, In kmgwood, offer nc public sale the
property mentioned In said trust, consisting OF
EIGHTY-FINE ACRES
OF land on the head waters of Thrcs Fork Creek
la said county, nd Joining the lands of Nm Moon,
John ~ Furtncy and Barton Fortncy aud which
&. Mencar, trustee.
TERMS: one third OF the purchase money,
cash I'm hand, one third thereof with interest m
one year and. the residue thereof with interest in
two yepre trom the day Of sale tho purchaser To
execute Tor the deferred payments lnterest
bearing notos with good security. Tho legal Il
Tie to be retained I'LL the purchase money IL paid
=. J,CRoGAN, Trustee.
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JUD1CrALRArn.
Franklin Wotring,
We. : Equity.

Franklin Wotring.
We Equity.
Andrew Nelson. \
Pursuant 10 decree 81 tho Circuit Court Of
Preston County, rendered 10 the above styled
cause ON the 9Th day Of November, a D., 1889.
the undersigned Special Commissioner Will on
the 18th day ~ March a. d. 1890 nj the front
door Of tho Court house Of said county, sell at
public auction 10 the highest responsible bidder
the real estate Ia the bin ard proceedings men
toned, consisting 81 tract 81 land Of
Fifty-Four Acres,
more or less. IN Union District of said county
being the same land that was conveyed BY
franklin WOtring 10 Andrew Nelson BY deed
bearing date April ~. 1882
TERMS on SALE Enough cash IN hand ~ pay
the costs ~ suit and expenses ~ sale and the
residue upon q credit of o, ~ and rs months, tho
purchaser executing for the deferred PAYMENTS
Interest bearing notes with good security.
y, j. CnOgAN. Special COm'r
Bond and security has been given in the above
case as required b. law.
220f. j. W WATSON. Clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue ~ decd Of trust. executed on the
'ith day OF November, 1881, by Philip Menonr and
Mitcto the undersigned trustees, 60 secure Uriah
with interest, which deed OF trust Is recorded In
tho Office OF the clerk NJ the County Court OF
Preston County, West Virginia. in deed hook
M. al nnpR 4 will an tb.,
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T., X. a y. n. X.
Train leaves Kingwood at 100 a.. m, and ar
rives at Function at $40 a. m; leaves Tunnel
ton at o:iO a. m. and arrives nj Kingwood NJ 1890
a. m. Leaves Kingwood az 800 p. m aud arrive
at Tunneltou at 4lO y. m; leaves Tunpelton at
4: sop. m. and arrives az Kiugwood az Goo p. m.
Trains daily except Sunday.
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Special commissioners Sale !

First National bank uf Fnirmontl
In ChunCery
A. II. bowman SC.
and
Same
VS. In ChnnCery
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

n. \ n. r.. Y.
Trains leave Tunuelton station as follows :
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SALE OF BONDS.
Central Irrigation District, Co.
Iusa County, California.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ Board of directors OF CENTRAL IRRIGA-
TON DISTRICT, that seid Board VIII, at its
Office in the town of Maxwell in the county of
Coiusa, State OF CsltoFnia on the
Fourth Day Q: March, in tho yeEr 1890,
at 9 O'Clock P Il Of seid day, sell to the highest
responsible bidder for cash in gold C in Of the
United States. four huncIed and fifty bonds of
the said District 10 lie emcui't OF two hundred
and twenty-five tbOugaId dollars being part
of az issue of bonds aggregating the sum of
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars that
sealed proposals tor the purc base OF sGid bonds
will be received by said Board till the day and
hour aforesaid, at which time said Board will
open the proposals, and award the purchase of
said bonds to the highest res pousble bidder. but
said Board reserves the right to reject all bids,
and will in no event sell any Of ,aid bonds for
less than niCety per cent of tie face value
thereof; said bonds are dated the brst day of
July in the year 1885, and bear interest ct the
rate of six per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually any interest ecCruing between said
dste and the date OF the sale and delivery of
said bonds, shall be credited before delivery on
the frs maturing coupons attached to said
bonds. Said bonds viii be delivered to the sue
cessful bidder aud the money received therefor
at r. District TreasureT's Office in the town OF
Maxwell, or at the Colusa County Bank. in the
town of Colusa in the county and State afore-
by Il certified check in favor OF r. De LsDpe,
Secretary of the Board OF Directors CT CEN IkAL
IRRIGATION DIS GKICT, for an amc':nt ut least
as great as FIVE per cent. of the amount total 10
be paid for the bonds bid for.
Above Bonds approved by Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court hiss decided THAT CEN
TRIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT was v8lidly
organized, ana that its bonds were properly
issued and are in the form required by law. see
Central Irrigation District vs.. \. De Lappe, 70
Cal. 351. r. De LAPPE.
Secretary 0 said Board.
Maxwell Cal, January q, 1890. jazz tn r3tG>u
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Where the Fault Lies.

y contemporary which has industriously
searched for evidence of inefficiency of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company in its
conflict with the snow admits that for a
week or more the company has been using
every possible exertion to get its trains out
of the snow. But it wants to know how
so many trains came to be caught in the
snow. Why did the company permit itself
to be taken at a disadvantage? Why did
it permit itself to be surrounded by the
enemy? The fact that the snow descended
by route the railroad cannot close up
must be accepted as an answer to one of
these questions. The trains were sur
rounded because the snow fell from above,
both in advance and in the rear of the
trains. IT the storm had chung to the earth
and crept upon the trains from one direc-
ton it might have been opposed. If the
railroad company had known as much
about the storm twelve days ago as it
knows now there would have been fewer
trains in the snow belt But from day to
day there has been a hope that the storm
would cease. The storm that was in pros
pective was measured by others which had
come and gone. No one anticipated that
when the first train stopped it would re-
main in its track twelve days. If the COM
pany could have known just how the
s'oIAu Moulu oe oirecteu tney mlSnI nave
done things that were left undone. Trains
on the way from the Eas. might have been
sent back. But if these later trains had
been sent back and had been blockaded
east of Ogden, and if the Sierra blockade
had been raised both of which were prob
able events, the company would have been
censured. Detentions have been as numer-
GUS on the eastern half Of the road as
on the western, but on this occasion the
storm centered upon the western half-S.
II n.JI
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BRIEF NOTES.

NJ. D. Tebbetts has sued A. B. Tebbetts
for divorce.
Last night the river marked % feet 5
inches, having receded an inch since the
preceding evening.
Two drunken women were doing their
level best yesterday afternoon, on street,
to steer one drunken man along the side
walk.
A few days more of bright weather would
have placed many of the outside streets in
passable condition, bat last nights rain has
spoiled it all.
The fancy dress and domino party, an
nounced to be held by Club Reseda to-
morrow evening, is postponed until Friday
evening, February Dist.
Deputy Sheriff Carroll, of San Francisco,
came up last evening with a prisoner
named Adolph Schram, who goes to the
Folsom Prison for two years for an attempt
to commit burglary.
The discourse given at the United Breth-
rem Church last evening by Bishop Holt
was from Matthew IL, %: Come unto N e
all We that labor and are heavy laden, ard
l will give you rest" 1t is natural, held
the speaker, for the heart to be wrong, and
the thought of our future makes many
loads for u.s. But Christ says "come unto
me-" The public are invited to these meet
inpq
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"But you say he had drank too much"
Eyes, his friends all knew it. lie had
promised me to restrain himself, and E.
lieve he meant sincerely all he said"
Don't you think, Mr.. Beckman, that po-
litical life for a young and sensitive man
ike him was bad ?"
There is no doubt of it. That led him
into association where he had TO drink with
others. When he was defeated for Fire
Commissioner told him l was, after all,
glad of it, for his sake. He said then. and
once since. that he had enough of politics,
and wouldn't go in again with all the asso-
Citations related to town politics for any
thing, and he meant it and kept his word,
too"
Mr.. BeckmRn added that any and all
stories about Mr.. Huntoon being short with
the bank were absurd. On the contrary,
the deceased cashier has money to his
credit in the bank, besides being, as stated,
a large owner of the bank stock.
Mr.. Abbott, Cashier Of the California
State Bank, was next seen by RECORD
UNION reporter, and in response to inquiry
said:
THE bond of Mr.. Huntoon Is on file in
our bank. 1t is for $4,000 Moreover,
the bank stock owned by him is deposited
with US. l knew Mr.. Huntoon well. He
was financially sound, and must have been
pretty well Off He was high-strung
young man. mean that he was very
sensitive and deeply sensible of affront or
injury; morbidly so, indeed, and likely to
suffer when there was no cause for il. l
sincerely regret his end. He was q young
man of financial capacity and full of
Dromise -