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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-06-16
NOTICEi NOTICE!
p y bio MOT1CHI


The merchants, physicians and
other business men of Logan coun-
ty have associated themselves to-
gether for the purposes of mutual
protection against giving creditto
irresponsible persons and to aid
each other in the collection Of
debts due them. Therefore when
ever any person shall have been
reported and published as a de-
linquent debtor in the commercial
report Of the Southern CONNER
cial Agency, no member shall in
any case give credit to such per
son until said person has been re-
ported to the Agency as not de-
linquent.
This Agency is established to
afford its members protection in
giving credit, and is a safeguard
from those who contract debts,
and can. but will not pay.
Our members furnish the Agen-
cy list of parties who owe them
and fail to pay or make settle
ments; each member of the Agen-
cy agreeing to refuse credit to any
one whose name appears in SAID
such reports until settlement of
claims against them has been
made and noted by this Angency.
All persons running accounts
are hereby requested to be prompt
in the settlement Of their claims
in accordance with agreement,
thus furthering the object Of this
Agency-to protect the merchant
and tie honest consumer.
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL AGENCY,
Head Office: Atlanta, Ga.
= Merchants and Physicians can
become members by applying at
the office of this paper.
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call for a Democratic Con-
gressionaI Convention.

\, convention Of the Democrats il
MSby called to meot at Charleston, W.
~ on Monday the 18th day Of July,
lsgg. AZ 2 O'Clock, r. H.. for the purpose
4 nominating candidate 70 represent
The Third congressional District or
Wgst Virginia, in the Fiffy-tlird Cor
srss. Of tie United States and 'candi-
5,te fer Presidential EIector, to be vo-
,pd for at the November election, 1892.
Thpcornties composing said District
.hafl be eniitelcd to a Ncfe in said con-
yqItior equal to one for every one nun
drpd VOTES or fraction thereof over fifty,
I'D for Hon. A. b. Fleming, for Coy
ernor, in lsSs.
The committee suggests that in APP
pointing delegates, the county conven-
lions provide, so far AZ they can, for
representation according to the strength
Of every candidate in each county.
w. T.. Chiffon.
HOWARD TENpLfToN. Chairman.
Secretary.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.

Hinder AND by VIRTUE OF A DECREE
oof the Circuit Court Of Logan county, West
Virginia, rendered at the October term, 1891,
thereof, in the chancery cause Of J. r. Vance,
administrator &C., vs: A. A. Vance 4 ais, the
undersigned commissioners will, ON the 18th day
Of July. 1892. Chat being the first day Of the
April term OF Circuit Court,) offer for sale at
public auction TO the highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate. viz:
Is acres on Pigeon Roost branch OF Island
creek.
l50 acres on Rich creek.
IS acres or Rich creek.
The land in.h bill and proceedings mentioned.
TERNsso SALE:
One third | he purchase money cash in hand
and the residue, in Two equal instalmcnts paya-
ble in q and IL months with interest from date.
the p ,rchascr giving good personal security on
the daferrd payments. il. X. SIiCMATE,
February 18th, 1892. ii. G.. RAGLAND,
Special Commissioners.
1T. c. Whited, Clerk OF the circuit court OF
Logan county, do hereby certify that the above
commissioners have given the bond and sccur-
ity required of them. June I. 1892.
T. c. WHITED, Clerk.
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$500 REWARD.

About November LIST, 1891, !
left at the Buskirk Hotel, a mouse
colored, silk lined overcoat. Silk
lined throughout and on lapels
silk facing, cloth cord buttons to
match color of cloth. The coat
was hanging in the room where
Miss Brooke Buskirk was sick
and taken from her room. A re-
ward Of Five Dollars will be paid
by J. b. Buskirk for information
which will lead to its recovery.
Henry SENTz.
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Church at Sidney.

There was meeting at Sidney,
W. Va, on Sunday afternoon May
10Th, to complete an organization
to have charge of the building of
a church at said place.
A committee of five was APP
pointed: Thos. Chambers, Chair
man, Samuel Simpkins, Secretary
and Moses Maynard, Moses Alley
and j. L. Rutherford.
Specifications can be found at
Sidney, w. Va. Bids will be re-
received until June. 25th, 1892.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids by the committee.
BY order of the Committee.
Tnos. CHAMBERS, Charm an.
s. SIMPKINs, Secretary.
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Sale Of Real Estate in
Logan County, w. Va.

RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
Scuit Court of Logan county, rendered at the
A pril term, 1909. thereof. IN the chancery cause
of san u Starr, Guardian &c. vs. Hnsh Starr ct
al, the undersigned cgmmi ssi0ner, appointed for
door OF the court house Of Logan county, West
Virginia, by way OF public auction to the high
est bidder, on Saturday, the 25th dav of June
1871 the following described real estate. situate
in said county. to-wit: A certain tract Of land
situate on the Trace fork Of Pigeon, supposed
to contain 400 acres, which WAS conveyed 10
Rush and Wallace starr, sr., by deed bearing
date January 10, 1881.
TERMS or SALE:
All cash paid down on day of sale.
JNo. A. SHEPPARD, Commissioner.
1T. c, whited, Clerk OF the circuit court Of
Logan county, do hereby certify that tire abavc
Commissioner has given the bond and security
required OF him by said decree. May Goth,
1872. 4. c. WHITEp, Clerk
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"My father. at about the age Of
fifty lost all the hair from the top
Of his head. After one months
trial of Ayers Hair Vigor the hair
began coming, and in3 months he
had a fine growth Of hair OF the
natural color.n-P. J. Cullen, Sar-
atoga Springs, NJ Z.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Lo0Ax couxTr, To-wfr:
At rules held in Logan Circnit Court
Clerks Office on the first Monday in
June, 1892:
II. F. Bias Plaintiff.
~ Trespass on the Case and
Attachment.
Alexander McClintock and John
McClintoeK.
The object 81 this suit Is to recover Of
the defendant, the sum of 81 900 for
damages done TO plaintiff by The
Il e N d ants for taxing,
carrying away, selling and disposIng Of
73 walnut saw logs belonging to the
plaintiff; and an order of attachment
has been issued in said cause and piac-
ed in the hands OF the Sheriff Of Logan
county, by virtue of which he has at
tacheti three tracts of land in Logan
county, West Virginia, one Of 44Uts
acres, on Rock house FORK Of Dingess
Run, one Of 800 acrcs on Canaan and
Friezc fcrK of Dingess Run, and one Of
1858 acres on Rock house FORK of Dim
CESS Run.
This day came the plaintiff bx his at
torney and it appearing from an afiida-
Wit filed with the papers of this cause
that the defendants are non-residents Of
this State. 1t is therefore ordered that
they appear here within one month from
the first publication Of this order and do
what is necessary TO protect their inter-
sests herein.
Tcste: T.. G.. WHITED,
IT. Il. Shumata, p. q. Clerk.
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THE OAKLAND HOTEL ,
Logan c. II. w. Va.

Will be sold ar leased on easy
terms. The house is in first class
repair, and is well located, and
has excellent water in the yard.
About three acres of land con-
tanning a good orchard, and sta
BILE with room for thirty-six horses
go with Ithe property. For par
ticulars call on or write to- Ia
GEORGE r. BUsKIRK, =
If Logan G. H., w. Va.
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Croquet Party.


q <. Z. and Frank Barker, on Big
Greek, Logan and Boone had
gathered their '.beauty and chiy-
airy in response to kind invita-
tions to attend a croquet party.
The weather, as il in sympathy
with the young people, was all
most perfect and everything COM
bined to make The play Of pleas
ure complete.
From an early hour in the after
noon until late at night might be
heard the click Of the mallets
mingled with the sweeter music
Ito the boys at least-of the
young ladies' soft silvery laugh
ter.
AT night the lawn was beauti-
fully illuminated with japanese
lanterns, and these, together with
the light Of the moon, male the
croquet yard as light as day and
enabled the players to keep up
this sport at will.
At seven o'clock an elegant
supper was served upon the lawn
and the guests proved that pleas
ure had not cloyed, but only lent
zest to their appetites.
There were several champion
players present, but the bright
eyes of the fair guests present
seriously interfered with the
games, and when the moonlight
bathed the party in a flood Of
glory, naturally and almost in
stinctively the young men sought
some congenial partner and while
''soft eyes looked love to eyes
thatspoke again." the little blind
god, all slghtless as he was, prov
ed himself more than a match for
the bold players, and left the
sting of his arrow in many a
brave heart.
On the following day the party
took dinner with Mr.. T. f. Bar
ker, and all the dainties of the
season were prepared for their
enjoyment.
The Barker "boys" understand
how to entertain their friends
capitally, and no more hospitable
place can be found than at their
homes.
We are glad to see our people
taking an interest in the social
affairs Of life, and note it with
pleasure as a sign of prosperity
and Improvement. Many thanks
are due our friends for the very
enjoyable time afforded US, and
we can assure them that the MEM
DRY Of the day will long linger
Rfondly in the minds Of their
guests.
Among the guests we noticed !:
Misses Ethel, Mollie and Minnie
Stollings and Lettie Hagar, of
Boone G. H.; Florence Peck,
Peachie Williams and Lucy Wag-
ner, Peck's Mill; Mary Garrett
and Mrs. Charlie Stone, Chap
Evansville, and Lena Colby, Lo-
gan Q. H., and Messrs. j. G. Alder
son, VIM. Brazie and J. E. Pc *,
Jr., Logan G. H.; f. G. Leftwich
and Sidney Croft, Boone 9. III. /;
G. X. White and I. +. Barker,
Chapmansville; Burwell Ellis,
Lake and last, but not least by
any means, Il. L. Peck, Peck 5
Mill.
We would attempt to describe
the ladies' costumes, but desist
from fear of exciting the laughter
of the fair ones present.
EANTTv EAIp
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Fiduciary Notice.

The accounts of S. s. Altizer,
administrator Of the estate of
Thomas Dingess, deceased, are in
my hands for settlement.
WIN. STRAToN,
Fiduciary Commissioner.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate, in
Logan County, W. Va.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Logan County, rendered at
the April term, 1892. thereof, in the
fchancery cause Of Jennie lawson, Ex-
ecutrix, ct AL, vs. J. G. Anderson ct al.
the undersigned commissioner appointed
for that purpose, will proceed to sell at
the front door Of the Court House of Lo-
gan County, West Virginia. by way Of
public auction, to the highest bidder,
on Monday the 18th day .of July, 1892,
the following described real estate, sit
uate in said county, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land, sit
uate, lying and being ON the left hand
fork Of the Conley FORK Of Island creek,
tributary of the Guyandotte river,
containing 507 acres. 1t being the same
land which was conveyed to j. G. Al
derson, s. w. N. Feamster and Maria
E.Stont byJ.Es Lawson, Executor,
and. Jennie Lawson, Executrix of the
estate of NJ. b. lawson, deceased, and
Jennie Lawson, widow of NJ. b. Law
son, deceased, on the sth day Of Octo-
Der, 1889.
Terms :-CASH.
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$50 REV ARD.

The above Reward Of $50
will be paid by. the Town of
Aracoma for the arrest and
conviction ofthe person or per-
sons who killed KEN er
w hit els OK in the barnyard
of 8. p. Kelly, on the night of
February 18th, 1899.
s. p. KELLY, Mayer.
J. G.. ANDERSON. Recorder.
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II. C. RAGLAND,
SDpcial Commissioners

I, T. G. Whitcd, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Logan county, doehereby GER
-tify that the above Commissioner has
given the bond and security as requir-
ed Of him by said decree.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
June, 1892. r. G. WHITKD, CLERK,
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s%cfetary.
W. T. Farley has returned
from a visit to his parents at
Burclr.
}. S. Miller and j. L Miller
returned from Charleston on
Tuesday.
Nj. Keadle left Tuesday for
Petersburg to attend U. s. Dis
trict court.
Mrs. w. D.Carrett and Mrs.
J. B. Buskirk were in to see us
last week. Call again.
Charles w. Taylor, Of Ontar-
il, Canada, and Daniel Christian,
of ladgartoh, KY, gave us a pleas
ant call last Saturday.
Yesterday was the hottest
day of the season. The Their
mometer at I O'Clock r. N. regis
tered 9S degrees in the shade.
DIR. p. H. Mccullough, the
father in-law of Judge Harvey
+ and one of the best citizens {
Cabell county; died last week.
Stevenson & Thompson have
succeeded in getting their brick
yard in operation and will soon
be able to supply our people
With brick.
i,oRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Buskirl, on June 18th, a girl.
This is the 18th child and 3rd
daughter. Mother and child are
doing well.
The Quarterly Meeting of the
NJ. /. Church, South, of this cir
-eHit will be held at the Barker
School Honse on Big creek, com
mencine tomorrow.
III. Z. Clark, of Eugene, is
visiting his daughters, Mrs. r. w.
Peck and Mrs G. V. White this
week. While here he gave our
Office Il pleasant call.
TO retain an abundant head
of hair of natural color to a
good old age, the hygiene of the
scalp must be observed. Apply
Halls Hair remover.
Capt. Amos Allen, who is
now engaged in prospecting for
oil for Demick & Gormly, of
l'lttsburg, and Capt. West, of the
Little Kanawha Lumber Co., were
in town yesterday.
Major and Mrs. James A.
Nighbert and Miss Kittie AL
dredge returned home from Gin
cinnati on Sunday evening. The
Major brought the first news of
the nomination of Harrison.
REV. +. q. Walker, Presiding
Elder Of the NJ. Z. Church, South,
for tins District and Rev. Harry
TODD, preacher in charge, are in
town on their way to the Quarter
ly Meeting to be held on Big
creek next Friday.
-Revs. IL. McKinster and j.
W Bevins were here on Tuesday,
returning to their respective
works in Kentucky, from the Dis
trict Conference which was held
at Oceana last week. They re-
port splendid meeting.
Our Democratic friend, j. l.
Dingess, of Chapmansville, was
at the Court House on Monday.
While here he paid us a pleasant
call. He reports that there will
be but two Republican votes cast
in Chapmansvillc district this
fall. we,
Miss Mary Osbofhe, of Tn
lion, closed her school at Mr.. f.
Whites last Friday and left for
home on Tuesday morning, ac-
companied by Mr.. w. ID. Sell.
Miss Osborne is quite an accom-
plished and pleasant lady, and
made herself many friends at this
place. She has our best wishes
for her future success.
The meeting Of Rev. w. d.
Garrett, In the yard at the resi-
dence of JohnJustice, ON Sunday
last was largely attended. Sever
al persons connected themselves
with the church, and after the con-
clusion Of the afternoon services
Mrs. Bolivar Mcdonald, Mrs. Sam
uel Stultz, Mrs. John F. Whitman
and Messrs. John Justice, Henry
Whitman, Samuel Stultz, Elliot
McNeely and , Ward were
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Needles for the New Singer
Sewing Machine are kept for sale
at the Postoffice. 7tf
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TERMS OF SALE :

One-third cash in hand. one-third in
] year and one-thirdin 2 years. the pur-
chaser giving bonds withgood personal
security, bearing int crest at. 8 per cent.
from day-of sale.
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ii. G.. RAGLAND,
Special Commissioner.
l, Il. c. Whited, Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Logan county, do hereby GER
tify that the above named Special Conn
missioner has given the bond and secur-
itv required by the said decree.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
June, 1892. L. &. WHITED, Clerk.
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Fiduciary Notice.
The following Accounts of FL
duciaries are before me for settle
ment:
r. III. Ellis administrator Of the
estate of Peter Ellis, deceased.
r. HI. Ellis administrator OF the
estate of Jane Ellis, deceased.
j. r. HENDERSON,
Fiduciary Commissioners.
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TREATED WITH

Ayers Sarsaparilla. and after three months
OF this treatment she was completely cured.
1t was a most extraordinary case, as any
druggist here can testify Mrs. d. w.
Barnes, Valparaiso, Neb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

For the second time the title of champion
lady tennis player of the United States belongs
to Miss Mabel z. Cahill, the representative of
the New Haven Tennis Club. large and FASH
ionable crowd gathered yesterday afternoon at
the grounds Of the Philadelphia Cricket Club
to witness the struggle between Miss Cahill and
Miss Bessie Moore of the Hohokus Valley Ten
mis- Club for the honor of holding the champion
ship Of the net for the coming year. Miss
Cahill was expected to win from her more
youthful adversary with comparative ease, but
Miss Moore surprised and delighted the specta-
tors by the magnificent battle she made. For
i've sets the victory hung in the balance. The
superior experience Of Miss Cahill finally told,
however, and in the fifth set she vanauished
her plucky opponent by the score of 6 to 2 and
won the championship.
Following is the summary Of the score by
sets: ST, 6-3, ga. 4-6, Ga
In the mixed doubles Miss sCahill and Miss
Moore were again opposed to each other, with
Clarence Hobart Of the New Haven Tennis
Club and r. v. Reach of the same club as part
ncrs, respectively, and again was Miss Cahil
victorious. This event is also a championship
one, that Miss Cahill Is twice a champion.
The ummary Of the game played follows: ST,
81, GA.
The championship for the ladies' doubles viii
DO decided today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

This question has been asked: Surprising
game Of ball and the Washingtons have played
five Innings and the New YOrks four and a half
innings and the score standing Washington. A,
and New York, s, and the rain interfered before
the New Works had played their half Of the fifth
inning, how Is the game decided" lAccording
TO rule q New York wins.
Dan Richardson's work at second base and
short stop this season entities him to be called
the leading irfielder in the profession. He
plays either position equally wen.-Philddei-
pAsa Inquirer.
While Comiskey is a strict disciplinsrian he
never hlmiliates a player before the public.
What he has TO say to his men he does in private.
He also frequently inficts fines when necessary
but he would rather influence his men BY wise
counsel to try to play better ball
The lorg-suhering umpire again gets it.
Manager Bancroft Of Cincinnati SAYS: IAN
umpire can beat any team When the Metro
pohtan team was FIRST organized they didn't
have any fine players. but still they offered any
club in the league Slo0 to PLAY them. Whenever
Q league team had day they took up the offer.
The Nets always insisted having their own
umpire, ard as Q result they won every game
played"
The late W. II. Hurlburt once said: ''I have
found out that q Is umpire can beat ESQ, 00C
team every day in the week"
President Young says that the losing club al
Ways gets the worst Of it from an umpire or
thinks IL does. By the way, do those persons who
are constantly disturbing the air with cries Of
''rotten," "Oh, Was that outs" and .'what are
you paid, you robber?" know that an umpire
n more particular about his decisions in Wash
ington than in any city in the country? Just
think Of IT, Here they work directly under the
ave of h maj yh N fhavun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

Erred" Taral received a valuable watch from
j. i. Sullivan of Boston a slight token Of the
champion pugilists admiration of his personal
qualities and skill a Jockey.
MATCH RACE AT sHEEPsHEAA-
At Sheepshead Bay this afternoon Montana
and Major Domo will endeayor TO settle the
question of superiority between them at the
suburban weights and distance, lis pounds and
/ miles, respectively. Montana should win
again. The race Will be n sweepetake Of o., 500
each. 5000 added bv the club.
The license OF A i. Van Ness, the trainer of
India Rubber, has been revoked by the board
of review, the revocation being the result Of an
investigation of the recent running Of the horse
at Morris Park Since the revocation Of Van
Ness license he has transferred the colt
Morello TO a Mr. washburn, but the board Of
control has refused 30 accept the sale as bona
fde, and win not permit the colt 10 start on its
tracks until proof Of legitimate sale is forth
coming. Morello, il 10 ssid, has never been the
real property Of Van Ness, but belongs 10 Mr..
William NJ singerly Of Philadelphia, Who fur
nished Van Ness the money 10 purchase -
colt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

The middle states regatta will be held August
IS on the Passaic river. The quarter-mile
championship dash has been dropped from the
list Of events. The list follows:
Junior, intermediate and senior singles,
senior pair-oared gigs, junior and senior double
sculls, junior four-osred gigs, intermediate and
senior four-oared shells, junior, intermediate
and senior eight-osred,shells. Gold medals
will be given to the winners in each event and
silk banners to the clubs of winning crews. Any
amateur coxswain whose weight exceeds los
pounds win be eligible to steer crew.
The officials selected are as follows: Referee,
Claude r. Zappope, Potomac B. c., Waking
ton; clerk Of the course, Thos. Sweeney, Insti-
tute B. G.; starter, Theodore Van Raden, Asa-
lanta B: G.; timskeepers, John Huneke,.
Schuyikill Navy; Walter simpson. president Of
the New England Amateur Rowing Association;
chas: Erienkoettsr, Atlantic B. C.; John a.
Abeel, Nassau B. O.; judges q aniah, Robert
Jackson, Pslisade B. O.; r. B. Pelton, Seswsn-
haka D. c.; John Murphy, Institute b c.; q
Q. Rommell, Triton b c. 81. p. Wilson, Al
cyone b G., and 81. W. walten, Dauntlsas
~ ~
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CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLE SOULS.
Hanlan and O'Connor Defssf Hosmer and
Gaudaur.

Hanian and O'Connor Defeaf H0smer eno
Gaudaur.
The great international doubie-scull race for
the worlds championship IVES contested for On
Prosque Isle bay, Erie, Pa, Thursday and Ham
Ian and o'Connor viii carry 1t back 10 Toronto,
together with the citizens' purse Of q, 500. The
attendance at the course was very large. whea
the hour for the race srrived the sculisu re-
fused 10 risk the ehoppy seas, but 1t sbout Q
o'clock the wind began TO 60 down and st Gas
the oarsmen were called by the referee, d. J.
Galanaugh Of Philadelphia Hosmsr and Gsu-
daur expressed themselves 90 being nssixAsd
with the conditions Of the course. and e Ham
Ian and o'connor were ready he scullers got
the word ct $50.
At the starf Hosmer and Gaudaur shoved
slightly In front and were pulling IS STROKES
to the minute. In turning The stake TIE four
men were On even terms, but after going less
than hundred yards the Canadian team forrcA
10 the front end remained there 10 ths end. vine
ming one Of the best raoss Of The kind ever VII
nesssd In these waterA The time w. IL S.: thnS
Of Homsr and osudsur ls.sz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25

The New York papers have beea wont to
speak OF the Senators as the "despised WASH
ingtons." They seemed to think that 1t was
merely fuke when Washington took game
In conversation with Dan Richardson about q
month ago the desire was expressed that WASH
ington beat New York out. "Well," said Rich
ardson, 81 think we will just about do it. Dan
intends to show his old comrades trick or two
before the seasons over.