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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
TRUSTEES SALE
Oh
Valuable Ohio County Farm.

Nv virtue OF deed OF trust made By william
] Warden and Louisa A. va esn. his VIE. 20
me As trustee, dated on the lsin 1ay oi ro 800.
Der ias5 and recorded In The once OF u r,g y
OF ths Count, Court q Ohio county, Ne. sh,
giuia, In deed OF trust book No. ~ 1as. ~ =
will sell az public avoion, on the premises N
TUESDAY. JUNE Urn, $50.
commanding NJ 10 O'Clock a NJ, al thai part 81
~ tract 81 land situate on tbe waters Of Pstsfs
run in gichlzRd district, 10 ohio county, ness
Virgins. Known 80 ths siash lAf.', 100
bounded a. follows. BensniDg ~ aeass "a
the llne VIM. n. Nichols corner . IsaDsi " -.
der thence n So degrees ". % leiy9 po.es v
two lines; thence y. 90 degresl v. 10 Poiss -
stoas In lie rosd; thence n OK degrees ". ~
rolss 70 a stOue To the load; thence ,. ~ I az
grees W. $50 poles 10 Estons In tns fos9 tLencs
4 COX degrees W 70 poles 70 stons AZ ths Iofts
az the road. thence ). 20 cfgfess y. - poles 20
= ssgar.t theme 5. . degrees +. 50poles % Hnits
oak. thence 5. IS degrees b. 10 poies - DseeL.
the nee = n degrees = 10 poles % stAks' lnsacs
N CO.., degrees L. . poles % tiaLs insnos
n 431 degrees y - poies 70 ~ ~ y.
coEtaining l6g acres. mofe or lsts. Aso. -
sdioInlnz tract which IL bo1ndsd - felioEE
Peytpnins AZ store. n 00n degrees VI. ~
roles from a stone corner o. SUSAN hlcnon
and w@ SIceols n we G q 100 s s5s 70 -
s.s.s, tssnce NJ e. degrees ". ~ DOlsf b
stons iu tbe road. ttencs :. c5sS degrees -
poles 70 4 stone Ia The rotd: themes > ~ 90
ggS.ss lis polss TO . tone In the road; thence
3 o. degrees 3 ILs poles % stone IN the
I'D. thencs i. Z3E degrees Z. lAi poles 70
ssr-s IA fbs road. themes IN degrees Z. al
,oies 10 A uhiteOak stump In the road; thsnce
= AZ degrees z. 1915 poles % stone ia tbo
sosde thsrcs 81 degrees r So poles 10 the BE-
efnnlns. containing seres, ioocs hno ~
br1xxs on SALE Ons.thlfd Of the purchase
r,eeev and 40 n uch more a. tbs pnre hasef may
EJECT 10 pay IN cash, ana The residue IN Two
y, Al a . AL install rneuts. the PURCHASER CIV
90 ~. notes with good security for the de-
fsrrsd payments. bearing interest from the day
~ ale fhs Interest On the fecoad note 70 b
ssid annually AID the title 70 b. retained sniil
| be d, nent Of the purchase money - IliL
na9sso 2. SOhhs. IfesIse-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
CLOGGrNG THE WHEELS OF JUSTICE.
Ex-OficiaIs of the United States Court
Holding Back Papers and documents
TO Hinder Business.

Ex-Officials OF the Unlteo STATES Noui
Holding Back Papers and Documents
TO Hinder Business.
Specfas 7siegrGm to the RSGtstsr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 10
Arthur Burdette, one of the parties
charged with counterfeiting near Bel
pre-, was sentenced to-day to pay fine
of 500 and serve 90 days at hard labor
in jail The clemency Of the Court was
extended on account Of the former good
character Of Burdette, on account OF his
family and the fact that Burdette re-
pented after he had gotten into the
gang.
A number of Illicit liquor sellers were
convicted to-day and all were fined and
imprisoned. Court adjourned until
Monday to give the new District Attor-
ney, General Watts, an opportunity to
hunt up papers and documents. Since
he has been here papers in only one i'm
portant case have been turned over to
him, and it seems that somebody has
made an effort to blockade or obstruct
him by failure to turn over papers and
information. 1t has been shown all
along that some of the old officers have
either been culpably negligent or have
wilfully tried to obstruct the new Off
Gals by withholding documents and pa
pers from the new men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

silk blouse or shirt waist, and the boil
ero, Elton or figaro jacket to slip on over
Il. A few years ago IL would not have
been right, according to Mrs Grumpy
but now it is just right to wear blouse
in the street. A silk blouse, ooiero
Jacket and an umbrella skirt form ia
vorite combination now. Some OF the
blouses are OF plaid surah, some polka
dot foulsrd, but more quite plain or iri-
descent taffetas, and some again are OF
zephyr ginghams.
OLIVE HARPER.
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w. s Taggart's Mother Dead
LII 1,,I.o,1,, IN fhr Rs0tstsr.

Speetdl telegram 10 me hes'StSF'
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., June 16.-Mrs.
Nancy Taggart, wife OF John
Taggart, and mother OF w. S. Taggart,
who was recently brought from Vir-
ginia and lodged in jail here, charged
with forgery, died last night at her
home east of town. She was 81 years
of age, and in March, 1892, celebrated
the sixtieth anniversary OF her mar
riage to her venerable husband who
survives her. She had been in Ioor
health for some time from frailtes In
cident to old age, and the shock OF her
sons arrest proved more than her frail
body could stand. She was highly es-
teemed in the community.
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HOW TO BE STYLISH.
WEAR A BOLERO JACKET AND AN UNI
BRRLLA SKIRT.
Olive Harpsr's Discourse Upon the Latest Fads
and Foibles Of The Fair Sex - A Pretty Cot
Ton Gown and Other Elsgaa. TriflsS.
sp.esaE corr..pona.nes Of q. R.ol...r.

New YORK, June 15.-Given a pretty
and fresh cotton gown, chamoray'
crepon or challie, or indeed any otn Ell
Of the dainty summer fabric, how
ever plainly made, dressy ana
even elegant gown can be made OF IL
in a few minutes by the addition OF a
fancy jabot collarette and a crushed
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Cardinal Gihhnn.,s Anniversary.

BALTIMORE, ND, jane 16.-Twenty-
FIVE years ago this summer Cardinal
Gibbons was consecrated Bishop, and
the silver anniversary Of his elevation
to that important Office in the church
will fall August 16. As the Cardinal
will be away from the city from time to
time during the summer, it has been de-
cided to celebrate the anniversary on
October l next when the anniversary OF
his conservation as Archbishop OF Bal
timore will also be close at hand.
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Pit His Neck on the Rail.

MoNAHAN, TEXAS, June 1G.-James
Rarnitz yesterday placed his neck
across the rail under a moving train
aud was killed. He arrived here last
Tuesday morning from Carlisle, Pa.
He has been employed as clerk In one
of the banks Of that city for the past
thirteen years, and came out here Tor
his health.
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strnck br Lightning.

SpecidE IeIeGTuht % tIts HeUF'EsI'
WELLsBURG, w. VA, June 16.-Late
this afternoon "Dick" Waugh, OF Salt
Run, Jefferson county, Ohio, was struck
by lightning while on his way home
from visiting Jesse Hukil, Of Buffalo
district, this county, who is sick. He
was near his home when the accident
happened. He was well known in this
vicinity, and was brother to Major
Waugh.
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AyerdIct of $50 Against the W. Q. I. Co.
sp<eial 7slsor1m 20 ths Rsgists-.

PARKERsBuRG, w. VA, June TO-
The suit OF John E. Carrie, against the
Western Union Telegraph Company, in
the United States Court, for $4,000
damages, alleged to have been sustained
by the plaintiff by the non-delivery OF q
dispatch, was decided to-day In an
sgreed verdict Of $50 for Carrie.
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New Charters Granted.
,T.J,c-,,,, IN IN ReOfSrsr.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 14.-The
Secretary Of State to-day issued GER
tifcate of incorporation to The Park
ersburg Land and Loan Company. OF
Petersburg. The incorDorators are
LYsander Dudley, II. NJ. Smith, f. p.
Meats, ]. w. Vadervort, and Fl. G.
Cole, OF Parkersburg, and w. P. Nc
Kinney, Of Belpre, 0.
Also TO the Chenille Natural Gas and
OIL Company, Of Chenille, Gilmer coun'
ty. The .incorporators are Robert L.
Ruddle and fourteen others OF Glen
vile.
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A stranded Physician Drowned.

cUtCluI ltttVI IIIf V IT. -@'-'1'.''
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 16.-B.
B. Enoch, deckhand on the steamer
William Ernest, fell from the boat at
Brownstown last night and was drown
ed. His body was recovered soon after
ward. From letters found on his per-
son il seems that he was an educated
physician, and had been stranded.
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R!NEHART 6 TATUM,
City Bank Building. Telephone ala
FOR SALE.

Cottage No. 70 Zano street., lot soIlsO feet
CT $50; very cheap.
Brick house and store room corner LiucolR
avenue and Second street, Atnayille, o.
Six room house, bath room, laundry, natural
gas, 40I 100 kirkwoOd, o.
Lot 45Xll0 Zane street
Lot 30Kil2 North Huron street
Fou lots on North Huron streeS
One lot on North wabash street.
one lot on North Indiana street
One lot on South Front street
Two lo.s on North YORK street
One lot. North York street 3SxiS river view
Four,roomed cottage Martins Ferry.
One brick house, No 5@l North Main street.
one mouse and lot, 60Tt0) North Font street
One house and lot, 7oT400. North Front sneet
Flye-roomed hOusc on Erie street
One lot, 40xl10 Moundsvile.
Four-rO0med rouse on Virginia street
Eightroomed house on Virginia street
SeVen.roomed house on =. York street oOrl1o
One lot In Robinson's addition, ,. broadway.
One.hall lotion south wabash street
ON. hotel aud several fsrmi' Sutton W va
All OF the above property VIII DO SOFA rsy
CHEAP. WE CHANGE ONLY ONE Pbk CENr'
JONES q WILLIAMS,
Peal Fstate Agents and Collectors, hotana
Public 81 Zane street. Island. leneo
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Foundry Rurned.

Special 7sltcram TO lss Rsgisisr-
CHARLESTON, w. VA. June 16.-The
Valley foundry and machine shops, at
Montgomery, wassburned this morning.
II was owned By J. 4. Doyle. The prop
erty was valued at $, 900 and insured
for Sc, 200.
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CPEcIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
City Of Wheeling Real Estate.

Nv virtue OF 4 decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county n de on the 18th day Of MAY, l5sS,
in the suit In chancery Of John Chailss ffs-
mont Freess " George W. ffeete anu oinslsi;
we shall, as special commissioners appointed
thereby. proceed 10 sell a. puol.c auction az tae
MOTH front door OF the Court House OF ONO
county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 3sTH DAY OF JUNE.
1893,
A. N o'clock A. m. the following parcels Of land
in tbs city o. wheeling, Of which The late isaac
freese died seized
/ Lot IS and part Of lot "a on the southwest
cornsr Of Chapline aud 1wenty-fourtb streets,
and havinga frsnt on the west side OF ChAplne
street exIending southWeien ION lnenJ1
fourth street 20 the line OF william Aubef, and
extending westwardly By an equai width 10 an
aIley in tho rear OF s1lo lots, and having on ne
front part erected tvo.story double brick
dwelling House. and on the rear part, Q TWO
story double frame dwelling house.
Parts OF lots Of IL and is IN Eous aadi.
ton Of the City Of wheeling, fronting - ieet
Inches on the south side OF I"snyIoeftn
st-set and having thereon erected q b lex cot
tee d~elline house. said parts q lots have =
dentb OF 100 feet subject % = private AIisy "a
~ rear. being subdivision OF The plat refer
red 10 in the deed Of Allison and fsck convey
irg the same 70 Charles aad ketufah Wall
4 Ths south half Of lot 3. In square IN tie
town ~ south wheeling, on TIE west slds Of
Chaoline street in the Eighth ward OF said CITY,
and x...t.,os,
4. LsOt one ID ttsaFr " 80
the Joseph Caldwell estate, fronting On the
vest side Of Cbapline street and having there
on erected 8 tvostory double BRICK dwelling
hoasd. -
SAID commissioners ere By SAID decree author-
lzeed 10 subdiTide any Of said seYeral PARCELS
| 81 land aud 20 sell the n respectively AZ whole
| or ia parcels. as they may deem oest ior vac
paft es Interested: and said and "iA Ds sola
b In such parcels
I TgRxs OF SALE: -One-third and as much more
| "A tie purchaser o. purchasers may elect CASH
| In Maud. and the residue In two squsl install
| ments In nine and eightsea months from ths
dat OF sale: the credit insisllmebis 70 bear In
| tssSIt from TIE day o. sale, The purchaser.
go ectiveiy TO give their notes Tor The oeierres
| ios,klInsrts; ADD where the property sold a.
| tbetron any b0ildipgs Or Improvements. the
uurthaser In addison I1ust ms are and keep IA
- "a against loss By Gre. FOR TIE benebt OF the
- commissioners, the said buildings and I'M
1 r-Hemeats 20 sn amount equal 70 A. ieAst two
| tsifds Of the unpaid poachase money! and The
| III 70 be retained until The fariaef order o!
Al. CLARKE.
| GEORGE W. ATK M2OE,
| - special omn pefsx
/ IL John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of fGrni
1 t11rt OF Ohio county. certify thai kno
A*nrfty has bean given BY said con hers
w. Z. reoutred by In~ aud the said drc| sale
JOHN W. ni1CHEL kfk:
Il &c. HkEyEI. Auciionecr. soai
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; 4.s.. Z ss. Ri l. AsO R 4asDs
srss.
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a rlahee at the Rss.,taa'E =
demonstrate iss SUPERIOR
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LE@REAL ESTATE.
RTE FOR SALE OR LEASE.
lie ArliI gton Stove Works Prop.
erty.

He beg TO Inform our frieuds and the public
large tha we will continue the Stove and
snge busiI ess, both wholesale and RETAIL In
heeling Is heretofore, but having discon-
nued man ufactaring. wish 10 sell or lease the
ssl estate We now occupy.
The prop erty consists OF two tracts OF land,
ne contai ling 8 lots. having = frontage OF $50
eet on Ma street 20 feet on Fourth street
Ind $50 fed i on West street. More than half Of
ythis groun ID is covered with brick buildings,
suitable or manufacturing purposes. The
|other tracE directly west OF the above also con.
tains 10 Is, having 80 feet frontage on West
street an u extends 10 tue ohio river aud 10
bounded Gby Fourth street on the south.
This property Is congeniently situated for
manufact uFing purposes or any other business
requiring railroad facilities. having the Pan
Handle rarks and q private switch on the
promised Will be sold or leased on sccommo-
dating rms. Apply on the premises.
JOSEPH BELL STOVE co.
mylSelob
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LOT S6xI2O FEET.

House is two-story brick dwelling, with four
rooms and hall on nrst floor Tour rooms on
secoud floor; laundry In basement good cellar,
and stable on rear OF lot.
Terms and particulars on application.
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CHAPLINE STREET REAL ESTATE
For Sale.

We offer for sale the very desirable property
known as No 234l, on the west side OF Chapline
street, second house above twenty fourth
street
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Al. CLARKE.
GEORGE ". ATk ROH,

ii John w. Mitchell, Clerk Of Fct'
1rt or Ohio county. certify thai ~
<nrfty has bean glven BY fait CON 1tr
u reenired bv ~. aud he said deo s4l'
JOHN W. nf1CHEL krk:
&c. HkHyEI. Auctionec<. soai
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL PROPERTY.
J NE 2orH 1898,

VNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUB
i lie auction, az the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-05
EVENING WRAPS.
Some beautiful aud Costly Affairs in Vel.
vet and Cloth.


Tho season OF theatres and balls calls
quite as much for handsome wraps as
for dainty gowns, therefore 1t is not out
Of placs to tell Of some Of the prettlest
affairs We have seen lately, which may
suggest ideas worthy to be copied by
those who consider the originals q triHo
too expensive,
A very choice Partisan fancy was in
pale blue cloth lined with satin tho
same color. II was bordered about the
edge with an embroidery in beads rep.
resenting feathers. These beads we're
OF let aud an iridescont sort that har-
monized delightfully."- with tho pale blue
background. A yoke was likewise dec.
GRATED, and from the shoulders fell n
deep cape OF fine black lace. The collar,
which was but continuation OF the
yoke, being made all in one piece, was
ornamented by standing tips done in
the bead embroidery.
Another little beautywas In lavender
velvet, reaching quite to tho knees.
This had five rows OF black satin rib
bon set OH the skirt OF 1t, each one
headed by fne band Of jet. The sec
ond deep cape was likewise decorated
and the ensemble was rs chic as the
most exacting feminine taste could de-
sire.
A garment that was not quite so
dressy as these just described, yet
which was most charming example
OF what a wrap should be, wns IN black
velour embroidered in gold. A gold
velvet shoulder cape edged by sable
was the ono bit OF color, but 1t was
very rich and elegant in its effect,
Jackets arc decidedly passe for evening
wear, and even the woman wearing one
OF sealskin il not TO DO envisd, as the
big sleeves Of the modern gown cannot
be crushed into the close compass oil
the outer garment. Therefore capes,
big, loose and elegant, are tho thing
aud they ure as picturesque as they are
pNbenAiye,
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Eylctea Tonnnt. Coniiiniaalol,.

DUBLIN, Jan. 4.-The evicted tenants
commission resumed its session to-day,
Sir James Matthews presiding. Mr..
Dillon made On earnest plea in behalf
ofthe reinstatement OF evicted tenants,
and he produced statistics showing the
THOUGH THOUGH the plan Eae Of Campaign between a1
landlords and tenants,
These settlements had been brought
about through the good sense and good
feeling of tho landlords and their ten
ants. Unless the landlords wanted to
see the agitation Of the past twelve
years recommended and repeated they
would bring about a satisfactory settle.
mentwith evicted tenants. Tho coun-
try was like match, and there was
needed very little to set aHoat as big o
land war as there was before.
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THE WHITE Gypsy,
Our New stoFy,py
j. MONK FOSTER.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLOT.

The story deals with tho lives and loves, the
hopes and struggles Of pitmen and pit brow
laSsos The hero OF tho tale Is nineri The hero
inc u beau tiiul girl who works on the pit bank;
and ono OF the Coal Kings Of Lancashire plays o
prominent part In the drama.
In tho opening chapter there Is brief dc.
scrptlon OF slr Nicholas CarSland and his two
sons, who are half bt0ther Tho blrOnet COM
nlenced lie US a pit boz, aud hNs made fortune
out otrcoal Th0ielder son Is y cold. bloc ded
est kind whose esIapades and misadyentures
have allonated hun from homo and relatives
Tho prodical makes q last appeal to his father,
and promises reform. but the bar0net at the In
stigatlon OF his elder son refuses to help the
seapegEace, who Is living In lodgings In London
In deipalr, Sydney cGulana, the scapegraco
son; repairs e. CaEsland 4, Hall, where 10 meets
hope for no further monetary help until he SCt'
tics down, selects a profession, and begins 70
study In earnest. All thought OF hard work IS
dlstasteful TO the pleGsure'loying young man
and for some time no hangs about undecided
what course to purstie.
At this point Sydney discovers that his broth.
or Is engaged 70 o young lady who lives In the
neighboFhood, whom he had himself woacd In
vain year or two before, and that the marriage
Is to take place shortly. He learns also that his
wiic's Jewels, which arc said to BIO worth ten
thousand pounds The precious stones arc in
his fathers room, anu ono night he obtllnspos'
session oil them. ana flles, seeking safety IN q
wood some miles away. Hero ho is attacked BY
poachers, beaten senScless and robbed, When
he Receivers he Is lying liz cottage on the con.
fines Of tho wood. Hero no remains an outcASt
and pcnrllcss and In deadly fear OF being ar
rested for robbing his father
While at tho cottage lic passes under an as.
sumCd name. falls IN love With and mRtrieS the
daughter Of his host, who Is IN old widowed
| Gipsy. Ashort time afterwards h0 learns that
den end. and that no Is wanted as tho new
baronct and heir. He resolves 10 leave his vito
and fatherin,law forever without revealing his
real identity, and goes back to Garland Hall
This forms only tho introduction TO tho story.
theIntcteSt OF which really beginsYh asnperb'
appears on tho scene In the picturesque attire
OF pit brow girl
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The U.o aud Aba.e of whl.kOn

This subject could be dwelt upon,to a
considerable length and yet much
would remain untold, but all agree that
tho use, the proper use OF pure rye
whiskey is an absolute necessity, especi.
ally so now, when nature insists upon
being stimulated. All regular physici-
ans prescribe rye whiskey, and Justly
claim that Klein's Silver Age and Du.
quesne Whiskles are most reliable.
They do this not only because they have
tried them but because the leading hos
pitfalls use them-find them the best
stimulants in the world. Silver Age
sells for $1.50 and Duquesne for SIPS
por full quart. For sale by all dealers
and druggista. Ask for them or send to
MAX KLEIN,
50 Federal Street, AltEeuESy, Pa
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THE SILVER COMMISSION.

Tho Republican Members VIII Give Cleys.
land an Opportunity to Appoint DOmo.
Gratis.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Jan, 4.-The Post
says; Senator Allison, who has 70.
turned from his attendance upon the
Brussels conference, and who made an
informal report to the President yester-
day morning Of the event, said yester'
day he would certainly tender his rosig.
nation as a member OF the commission
10 the new President, and he intimated
that his colleagues would do tho same
thing. at Is certainly tue proper
thing" he said, ITO give the new ad-
mlnistration the opportunity to send a
commission that would be in accord
ance with Its own views on the silver
question.
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Naturni.rurn Nurses and Mighty Good
rhysiCiNnp.
Kaalas en- Timc,.
Miss Garrott'a endowment Of d medi.
cal school for women is the most sonsI.
bic act OF generosity toward education
witnessed lately II Is better than the
gifts to tho Harvard annex, because tho
ordinary literary education is not hard
10 DOT without koing to Boston, while
specialized professional Trainings hard
for women TO get anywhere.
Some branches Of medicine Justly DO.
long to women, and the sooner they
take possession tho bottur for humanity
and those Of the sex who must earn q
living.
and her quick syhipathies and patient
vigilance will more than compensate for
,hoF inieriorlty In boldnoss Of surgery
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You Mood Nos Die 10 Roam pcnollt.,

A good Investment in life, protection
in death, is the result obtained by a
combination formed by the Eastern
Building and Loan Association, OF SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, and the National Life In
surance Association, Of Hartford, Conn,
under a definite contract
Fully paid up stock tsioo per share)
PAYS per cent per annum.
All secured by first mortgages on Inn
proved city property. a
For further information or agency
apply TO A. Roedor & Son, Bettaire, o.,
managers for NNost Virginia, OF to
Michael Stein, agent, Fulton, w. Va 8
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Crol,er color. WIN be popular.

NEW YoRK, Jan. At has just tran
spired that Mr.. Richard Croker, the
Tammany chieftain, owns the lilly Red
Banner, as also the year old DobDins
and the mares Workville Bello and
Fairy. Red Banner is in Mr.. Dryers
string at Gravesend, and is very much
like the great LaTosca. With Dobbins
in the 2 year old, Red Banner in the 8
year olds, Yorkville Belle in the handi-
caps, and Fairy in the sprlnts the
Croker colors should be seen frequent
" first past the post in 1893.