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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

GVFVlAt AthEulCNtV W ttt ANtsAttsttA~ft
PARxRRsBuRo, W. Va, July 2e.-All
day to-day and far into the night the
great crowd, augmented by every
train load that arrived to attend the
State Democratic convention to.mor-
row, was quiet; there was not so much
as a ripple of enthusiasm, but the poll
ticians who composed the advance
guard wero getting in their work right
along. Tonight, however, the epthu-
siasm which had been pent up SO long
broke loose, and to the Ohio county
boys is duo the credit OF it
all. At half past 10 tonight the Ohio
River train OF ten cars containing the
Garden boomers, three hundred strong,
arrived and were met at the station by
brass band. They marched from the
depot to the Blennerhassett, red fro
lighting the entire way, They literally
painted the sky red, and brought with
them the first enthusiasm that has been
exhibited. Cheers for all the candidates
for governor filled tho air and before
the headquarters Of each q demoustra-
tion was made.
WINDY Wilson'S VAIL.
Perhaps the greatest manifestation
was in front Of the BIennerhassott
across tho front Of which hosteIry n
large banner is spread bearing the
legend: "MoCorkle's headauarters." :"
Hero the procession stopped and cheer
after cheer rent the air, AlcCorkle did
not appear, but ex-Gov. Tive" Windy
Wilson did, and mounting q store box
made one OF his characteristic dema.
gogic speeches IN which he untcrtu-
nately declared himself for froo trade
and free coinage. The crowd gave o few
faint cheers but tho politicians in the
interior OF the hotel sent emissaries
out to ''snw him of, when there were
calls for ex,Congressman Eustace Glib
son. But ho was not much better.
There was more FREQ trade and free
coinage and more disgust
why THEY DIDN'T cuRER.
Cries for Bennett brought out the
gpbernatorial candidate, who was thank
ful for the demonstration aud an.
nounced that be was in the fight to win.
This was not cheered because tho
crowd was there for Garden and Nc
Corkle. 1t was demonstrated right
there that GARDENS boomers were for
McCorklo because McCorkle's nomlna-
tion would make Gardens chances for
auditor more sure,
The convention will meet tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Governor Flem-
ing will be tho temporary chairman
and Colonel Bernard Peyton temporary
secretary. =
WILL DE- NO HARMONY.
Its not likely that the convention
will be altogether harmonious. The
Wayne county contest will cut figure.
There are two delegations here from
that county, ono is q McCorkle and the
other can unite either on Bennett or
Eastman, but II will be fight before it
will concede a point, In the congress
sional convention to-day those same
coptestiug delegations appeared and
the Mccorkle crowd was seated.
WAR TO THR KNIFE.
But it looked at one time as II there
would be a personal encounter between
the leaders. The feeling is very bitter
between tho factions tonight, A pro-
longed contest In the committee on
credentials tomorrow is not impossible.
Both factions declare there is no posi-
bility OF a compromise and that II Is
war to the knife. G, A. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27
ANoTnER INTERESTING CONTEST,


Another interesting contest will be
that for attorney general. Forest
Brown, Of Jefferson county, made fair
proposition tonight to his oppoRent,
Gibson, also OF Jefferson, to submit
their candidacy to the senatorial dis
trict caucus, Gibson would not agree
and Brown will 80 into the convention
tomorrow and fight for tho place. He
stands a good show, as Gibson has q
small following and Brown is virtually
the only man from the eastern pan.har-
die asking for q place on tho state ticket.
"Chairman Reilly, who ran the CAM
palgn,n should not he forgotten In this
connection. Ho also Is candidate for
attorney general in case Garden Is
knocked out for the authorship, but
only In that contingency. Mr.. Reilly
can have the nomination II tho First
district is not recognized too often be.
foro that place on the ticket Is reached.
The city is crowded to overflowing.
Never before was parkersburg's capac-
ity 80 taxed, but the citizens are doing
all they can 10 provide for tho crowd.
Republicans have come to the rescue,
and there is no end TO the tender OF
hospitality. All the candidates have
established headquarters, and flaming
Btreamsrs across the streets announce
the location. q, A. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

AnIIXEn sIruATIoN.

Tho Approaching Democratic Convention
Promises To BE tho Llveiiest on Record.
Special DtspatcA to he InteNtseneeN,
PARKERsDuRe, W. Va, July 26,-The
state Democratic convention which will
meet here tomorrow will be memora-
BILE in the political history OF West yir-
ginia, not 40 much because it will be
the largest convention ever held in the
state as that II will be one OF which no
man can predict the outcome with any
degree Of certaipty; and that it will be
unable to nominate q ticket that will be
acceptable TO the entire party, Who the
nominee for governor will be Is as much
mystery tonight as 1t was a month
ago. Everybody Is at sea and every.
body who has preference is as conti-
dent as his neighbor who has some
other preference. In other words Nc
Corkle, Bennett and Eastman, the
three leading candidates, according to
their managers, will each be nominated
on the first ballot. It Is not possible
for an outsider to understand how this
result can be attained, but ] have IL In
the strictest confidence from the lead
ing boomera Of each Of the three candi-
dates pamsd that II iR 90, Therefore it
must be go.
SITUATION MIXED.
Seriously the situationis badly mixed.
1 have it from no less q peEHonage than
ex-oongrnaspan EpStace Gibson that it
will he an even fight between Eastman
and Bennett, Major Ran StalnakeF, on
the contrary, tells me that McCaFkle
will DO nominated, ln response 70 q
question as 10 whether he expected this
| important result on the frat ballot he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

AZ furnished by O. srlINEFF druggist, cognor
Market aud Fourteenth siEeotS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27


For treasurer, Col. Rowan has a
cinch, He has practically no oppoSI-
ton, | feel able to predict him nomipa-
ton. Tharo will be nico contest for
ono OF tho supreme court judgaships
between Marmadnke II. Dent, OF Graf
ton and Judge Moreland, Of Morgan-
town, Both are natives OF 1Ionongalia
county, Dent possesses tho advantage
Of having already been endorsed by
the Peoples party. This may pull him
through. Forsupprintondent OF schools
the fight has narrowed down TO be-
tween Armstrong, OF Ohio county, who
also claims 10 be from Upshur, Hodges
from Cabell county and Sweeny, Of
Mercer county. AS in the caae ot the
authorship 1t all depends on the
gubernaIorial result. Tho strong argu-
ment in Swaeay's favor is that he halls
from thesaction whence the Republicans
expect their gains this year. Hodgesis
the fayorite, but the nomination Of
either Eastman or McCorkle for COVER.
nor might settle HE case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

For West Virginia, Western PsnpsylvanIa and
Ohio, local tSuihdsf storms southsFly Winds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27
wm. |: Wilson in the aa.loaal hoase

VIM. Z wilson IN the nRIiohaI HOUSE
OF representatives.
Tho amendment was carried with up.
plause that iasted at least n fraction OF
a second. Then by a vote OF tho con-
vention tho election OF presidential
eiector was made tho order Of business
to pTecede the nominations for Con.
gress, upon motion Of ]. II. Woods, OF
Barbour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

smiled and said, 81 can't tell you every.
thing at one time, but put it down that
McCorkle will be the nominee
Secretary of StEte William A. ohley,
who is reputed to be the discoyerer Of
Farmer Eastman, is Just as confident
that Eastman will be the nominee. He
don't give figures but he says; East,
ham viii be our candidate, mark that"
0hley represents the state administra-
ton. all except 7. Hill Aiarshall, q clerk
In the auditors office, who Is not for
Eastham or McCorkle because the nom.
nation Of either might knock out Pat
Duffy aud consequently deprive him
(AIarshalll OF lob.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS AND STORES a
IL FOR RENT. -

1850 per annum-No. 9l3 east MARSHALL
street; l6 rooms. Modern.
$3.50 per annum-No. 400 east Cary street.
rooms and kitchen. Modern.
$500 per annum-No. ia west Main suect'
10 rooms. Modern.
$50 per annum-No. Alb west Main street ;
rooms. Modern.
5000 per annum-No. 407 west Clay street;
$50 per annum-Twenty-ninth and streets !;
rooms, large lot.
also per annum-Nos. 1910 and 1912 Bever-
ly street: rooms.
$40 per month-No. s22 Spring street. 4
rooms.
So per month-Nos. SD and sls Spring
street 4 rooms.
IS. 33 per month-Nos. 70e and 70s Buchanan
street; D rooms.
IS per month-No. 6l3 High street rooms.
1850 per month-No. 40 Buchanan street {:
rooms.
80 per month-No. 1921 Ashland avenue; s
rooms.
81 per month-No. 1923 Nicholson street; 0
rooms.
eli per month-No $40 Randolph street; 9
rooms.
sl2 per month-No. 604 Beverley street; s
rooms.
81 per month-No. sl2 Albemsre street; 3
rooms.
$40 per month-No. $40 south Pine street; 5
rooms.
sI3 per month-No. PCS south Laurel street /;
| z rooms.
1867 per month--No IA east Jackson stree,
rooms and kitchen.
$3.50 per annum-Eighteenth between Main
| and Cary.
$3.50 per snuum-No. 23I2 yenabls street,
| q rooms.
- per annum--No 1881 east Main street.
Also. SMALL BUSINESS PLACES and SMALL
HOUSES suitable for colored people. Apply TO
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
ia 2i-1t Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
ROUGH WEATHER ON THE OCEAN.
Psrilous Experience OF the Ofhcers Of
British steamsr-Fire Signals.
fC,rrespondenca Of the Richmond Dispatch-l

Psriious Experience Of the Onhcers OF >
British stsamsr-Fire sigosIs
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
NEWPORT News. January 2a-vessels
coming to this port report very rough
weather on the ocean. The master OK
the British steamship Colyin. Captain
Donheig, informed the DISPATCH reporter
last night that his passage from the Tvree
was the toughest he had ever experienced:
There were times" he said. when
thought that nothing could prevent our
destruction. Our bridge and three boats
were washed away by heavy sea, and It was
by the merest chance that the first officer
and myself. who were on the bridge when
the wave struck, did not 60 with them:
We were hurled violently to the deck and
severely bruised, but SO great was the dan
ger to the ship that we had no time TO
think about our injuries" The GOWN
will load grain for Hamburg.
The storm OF this week greatly inter-
fered with building operations in the city,
but work On nearly O dozen houses,
number of them large brick business
structures. will be resumed Monday.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE.
A large fre-bell has been purchased by
the fire department and placed in tower
near the englne-house. The city mas Deen
LAID of into districts and @ system OF sig-
nails arranged, 30 that Q FIRE may be easily
located.
An interesting meeting of the Loyal Le-
gion will be held at the Thirtieth-Street
Christian church tomorrow at half-past
o'clock.
The pipe-laying force of the Light and
Water Company is rapidly pressing on to-
ward Warwick river. They are now said to
be eight miles above this city.
PERSONAL
Attorney w. j. helms and sister. Miss
Male, spent the week in Richmond.
A. s. Bradford, business manager OF the
Sun, is visiting his mother and sister IN
West Virginia.
Mrs. Jane Fuller. of Raleigh, n. O., who
was visiting Mrs. Poe. of this city. has re-
turned home.
G. b. helms, the popular senior OF the
firm Of helms 4 Brother, attended gath;
ering of the leading society people OF
Norfolk last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Mclaughlin Wins at Lynchburg.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. g., January 23.-The
Senate Committee on Post-Offices and
Post Roads has practically agreed to re-
port favorably upon the nomination of
James Mclaughlin to be postmaster at
confirmed at the next executive session of
the Senate.
A delegation of Virginia Republicans.
headed by Mr.. Parsons. of Natural Bridge,
recently protested before the committee
against his confirmation, attacking his
party record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
pARooNEo BY THE PRESIDENT.
A ID. O. p. Elk Building for Norfolk
Changes OF Naval Onicers-PersonslA

Changes OF Naval Onicers-Personsla
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, January 2S.--Mr. r.. T. X. Balm,
one of the directors of the late Exchange
National Bank, reached home yesterday,
having been psrdoned by President Harri-
son.
Judge Brooke has granted q charter to
Norfolk Lodge No. 3S, Benevolent Protect
i've Order Of Elks. Authority 10 granted
to own property not to exceed CSC. O0O
The lodge contemplates the erection OF an
Elks' building in this city.
Bishop Randolph, of the Episcopal
Church, arrived here to-day, and is the
guest OF Captain w. w. Old. He will be.
gin his annual visitation to the parishes Of
this section in Berkeley tonight and this
city tomorrow.
Colonel j. N. HArrell, of Murfreesboro'.
N. G., of the firm of Harrell Brothers, who
were burned out on Thursday, Is in the
Colonel @. A. Nash and Captain Nat.
Burruss, OF the Fourth Virginia regiment.
are in New York, having gone there to A.
tend the Old Guard ball.
MIR. Monroe Kelley. Of Fredericksburg,
is here visiting his son, Mr.. W. Lane
Helley.
PEANUTS STILL BURNING.
The 1000 bags of burning peanuts at the
foot of Commerce street still keeps tho
nre department at work. though the IRE
started three days ago.
Surgeon w. J. Farweli has been detached
from the naval hospital here, and viii DO
succeeded by Passed. Assistant Surgeon
George McPickrell.
Iasutenant o. 4. IAsher, United States
Navy. now here. will leave on Monday for
Portland, Ore, where he II ordered TO take
ahsrga az the limited States Hydrogrephio
once.
wAsHMoroN's BIRTHDAY.
The various lodges Of the Order OF Amsst-
can Mschsrios. junior and senior. ~ NOT.
lolk ard Portsmouth,. VIII eslsenss WASH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
FOR LYNcHBURG'S UNCONVERTEO.
Bedford City Hotel Purchase by the n. q
w. X. X. Co.-Roanoke's Poor jail.
fspecial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

LYNcHBURo, Va, January 23.-The
friends of Rev. George G. Carter In thus
city have rented the Odd-Fellow's Hall,
where he will hold services every Sunday
afternoon for the benefit of the uncop-
verified and those who do not attend any
church. DR.. Carter has host of friends
here, and they have determined he shall
be well cared for in his old age:
IL is rumored that the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company have pur-
chased Hotel Bedford. in Bedford City,
and will arrange q schedule that will make
the house o popular place for travellers.
NEATLY AND WELL KEPT.
The Almshouse Board have made q
thorough Inspection of the premises here
and report that it is one of the neatest and
best kept almshouses in the country.
The amount of internal revenue col
lected in this (the Sixth district for the
past week was $20,974
The tobacco market for the past week
has been very brisk and the prices have
been good The highest price paid this
week was S17 for good shipping.
On account of the dilapidated condition
of the Roanoke Jail the authorities have
sent fifteen prisoners from that place to
be confined here until suitable provision
can be made for them. Two were brought
here tonight and several more will be
brought here Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
An Essex County Bride In Louisiana.

HUNTSVILLE. January 20.-Cards have
been received here announcing the mar
rage of Miss Z. Booker Garnett. daughter
of MIR. Booker Garrett. of Essex county,
Va, and MIR. j. II. Thomson, of indie
pendence, La, to come off at 8 o'clock p.
M. of the Goth at the home of Mrs. J. j.
Thomson, q warm friend of the bride, and
where Miss Garnet has resided for some
two years past. She was on visit to her
father last summer, but returned to Loui-
sisna in the early tall, where she has made
hosts of friends. and her MARRIAGES. one, it
seems. of general popular interest. Her
large circle of kindred and friends in Ex-
sex send loving greetings and warm con-
gratulations, freighted with their sincere,
best wishes for the happiness Of the ex-
pectant bridal pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT, FOX BENI,
DENooN, UPPER & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
S21 MAIN STREET.

MEDIUM-sIzED HOUSES.
s65O-Grace near Ryland; II rooms. Modern.
s45O-Grace near Shafer: o rooms. Modern.
s36O-plI west MARSHALL 10 rooms Modern.
s36O-e13 west Marshall; 10 rooms. Modern.
s24O-l16 east Leigh street; rooms.
s27O-42O west Marshall street: rooms
s25O-4IS west Marshall street q rooms.
s94O-l9I4 east Broad street; s rooms.
s24O-I9l6 east Broad street; rooms.
s24O-5O7 north Ninth street; rooms
s2I6-l20 west Cary street; brick.
s216-1l7 north 26th street; new brick.
s2I6-3OII6 south Cherry street; rooms
s2OO-1222 Floyd avenue; rooms.
sl50-5l3 Catherine street; rooms.
sl92-0le east Duyal street; rooms.
s15O-721 north 2Sth street; o rooms.
sI5O-4l2 west Broad street; rooms.
sI5O-lO20 north Fifth street; rooms.
sl5O-5l4 Catherine street; rooms.
Sl5O-3l3 Reservoir street; rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES.
sIO per month-No. 2609 east Clay; brick.
40 Der month-No 800 Reservoir; frame.
sIO per month-No. Sill north Second; frame.
so per month-No. IOl4 north Second; frame-
80 Dar month--No 251S o street; frame.
Is. so per mon.h-No. 11l7le north 9th; frame.
SS. so per mOnth-No. 100 Charity street; brick.
IS per month-No. 1Qll Moore street frame.
as Der month-No. 1l07 Moore street; frame.
AZ per month-No. 230 Washington ST.; frame.
az ner month--No. 2S05 X street: frame
~ per month-No. 1107 Randolph ST.; frame.
A. Der month-No 80 north l irst ST.; frame.
S. per month-No. z Greek street; frame.
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
No. 1912 east Broad street: rooms
Corner TAYLOR and Linden, near the Market
No. 2l19 east Franklin street; y rooms
No. 1910 Williamsburg avenue; new.
No. 3O2 Jefferson street, near Broad.
No. 1000 west Cary street, corner Lombardy.
FARMS-sUBURBAN.
100 acres on Creighton road improved.
IS acres on Williamsburg road; new improve
ments.
40 acres on Charles City road.
Also, SEVERAL DESIRABLE OFFICES on
Main street for rent at low figures
DENoON, UPPER h CO..
-. Sol Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Aiexaudria', Charter Mil.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, January 23.-The Orkney
Springs Hotel and Improvement Company
have secured charter from Judge Nor
ton. A. j. Miiliken. OF Keysyilie. is the
I. l.. Smith and Mr.. j. H. McGehee are the
State agents.
The De Preuyal's Economizing Gas
Range Company was also chartered by
Judge Norton yesterday.
Mayor Strauss has returned from visit
to Charlottesville. where he resides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
REPRESENTATIVE STILL AT HOME
His bad Health Requires an Indefinite
Leave of Absence-Maii Service.
o.. Ii L. t.... Ian


Leave Of Absence-Maii Service.
From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, January 23.-It was erro-
neously stated that Representative Lester
had returned TO the city. He is still at his
home. in Virginia, and is in such poor
state of health that he has written letter
to Colonel O'Ferrall requesting him to OBJ
tain for him indefinite leave of absence
from the House. Alr. Testers colleagues
and Others of his congressional associates
regret very much to hear of his continued
illness.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
The post-office at Old Fields, Mitchell
county. n. c.. has been abolished. Mail
to Montezuma. .,
Special mail service has been ordered
established from Benedick to Cowart,
Northumberland county, Va, to COM
mence January 25th.
The special mail service from Seven
Fountains TO Carmel, Shenandoah county,
has been discontinued.
The route from Bedford City to Otter
Hill, Va, has oeen ordered changed, so as
to supply Munger. increasing the dis
lance three and three quarter miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
Schooner Annie Conant in Distress.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

NORFOLK, Va, January 23.-The schooner
Annie Conant. Captain Davis, bound from
New York to Laguayra with paving-stone,
is in distress-leaking badly aud loss of
sails.
The twenty-ffth annual meeting of the
Horticultural and Pathological Society
was held to-day and Colonel q. +. b.
Leighton was elected president.
The Church of the Disciples has called
Rev. G. f. Moore, of North Middletown,
KY, to the pastorste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
AUCTION aALEs-oIonday.
By Ellis & Cathcar.,
"a east Broad street.

WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY
w MORNING, corner First and Broad streets,
at 1890 o'clock sharp
/ very nice PARLOR SUIT OF pieces;
3 CHAMBER SUITS OF 10 pieces each;
/ BOOKCASE;
| very fine 7-0CTAyE PIANO;
, TOILET SETS with slop-lars;
q AaIES UNIVERSAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, and
several other good BOOKS;
Also WALNUT CRIB, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
WASH-STANDs, TABLES, LOUNGES,
SOFAS, SEWING MACHINES, CARPETS,
OIL PAINTINGS, STEEL ENGRAfINGS,
OLEOGRAPHS-all in handsome frames;
MARBLE-TOP BUFFETS, PARLOR MIRRORS ;
HANGING LAMPS, SPRING BEDS;
IL pair BED BLANKETS, LACE CURTAINS,
&c.. &c. - -
COOKING and HEATING STOVES and many
other useful housekeeping articles.
Seats furnished for the ladies'. Don't miss this
sale. ELLIS & CATHCAKT,
ta24 Aactioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24

ineton's birthday With . street parade:
banquet, and addresses. The Soldiers
Home. Fourth regiment, and other bands
have been engaged for the occasion
Rev. Dr.. Addison. OF Warrington, ID. e.,
will commence mIssion services Of St.
Johns church, Portsmouth. on Monday. :.
Rev. DR.. A. Z. Owen. of Portsmouth, LETT
to-day for Nottoway county to attend the
funeral of his father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24

Pns BIuyT. AK. January as.-M. B.
Puryear. the white man who was the
leader Of the negro rioters In the late
troubles ct Lnwood, has been sentenced
70 twsnty.ons years N the penitentiary.
Also received { sentence d ten yesrs. and
others shorter sentences. This closes The
proeocution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-24
wom.ck 8 Co.. of Rinxrold. Assign.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
DAxvrLLx, Va. January sc. B. Wo-
mack q Co., dealers In general merchan-
disc at Ringgold. Va, have assigned. The
preferred credits amount to 81 .205. Seve-
raj Danville merchants are caught for
ors are N. Millhiser 4 Co.. of Richmond,
for S23i, and L. G. Younger for 90. 1t Is
said that the concern will pay seventy I've
cents on the dollar.