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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE VIRGINIA
INSTITUTE LAST NIGHT.
pr. Thnrsion' Of Cornell. Delivers y spien-
did Addrrss Names Of Those Who
Received Prizes.

.f.on lass ulght. \ large crowd OF the
fti|." I'D N'' i"P"" "V''""fu, anu WHVh
thuslssm was manifested IN hand
,a ins ana general applause az the
..ts received their prizes from the
lIHle OF Nt. George J.. Mcrrih' VINO, IN
l. absence o. SIR, G.. T.. l.. Burgwyn.
God them.
Promptly 90 SO o'clock. lardella's
ll "".e" was stationed IN the Eal-
... .t o.. hail, STRUCK Up a grand march.
"a " ''' inspiring music 'ne p"p's'
. m number. filed IN and took
.,.4t..,.,~ Nh.
"".
by the officers and Board OF
3D.. i,..f,u,c Afcrsrs "
'N ~ -
l.t tll.r.t. g. j. Montague. illlam H..
r.or,,s Elicit. T. y Archer
-
N' Jaw" \. Nlll~Ae' l4t"Fy
.u MirN Gurst. r T. &. Davis.
l.... Joseph g.. Welsh, Richard
n..t.. ~ I.h.,, p.,.r a,
,, ~
N I. John o.. ChappcIi, II. "a.
.... ..4rl D.. Seal. Robert T.. Nun
lin tl.ul..n who took scats on
"' '''N ""N y"
W
,......s were opened with an adj
'N'' 't '"c iIcsi't"l, M
.l.I. WnD referred briefly to the
OH. institute. which. he said. had
-..t e.t.f,rtor, dY,in~ tho MAST
1870, ,.In 49,
.. ,,tt...,,,,, ar.utrr
.1 that a, students hl1
.. f,.t,- 3D.. 49, .r,
'-''"' "c 49, an
""' '''" $500
THE PRIZES PRESENTED.
N ..fi.I was lhtn introduced ana
Che prizes. lie Congratulated
,rs Dad Won. AMI spoke a Wor1
1..,-rm,r to those who had
-
' ''~.9 "''' """'''' d. ''''
, -
tl, q o1,.fS,us Pr.z,e-
, Bonnie S.pr,fs. second. a.. H"l-
.-N.. class u. FIRST Division-l" 9
I examination. ten test questions.
INtt. S. &. T.. Sirau.". SECOND.
GATES. 'li-- second DIVISION
'-.i' l'it t,n - u
rflfa p.trc.- Cilss C-Eeet
-.>tmiuation. ten test questions.
.rt. ~. Charles =. Allen. second.
@ stern. class lies written tN-
p, ia test questions; IT'S.
N,'i . - ,.~ t"ip -,
I'm t1.t Questions prIz,e-
81. +. Mallory. second. 81. ".
|- BEST written examination. ten
questions. lIiz First, $. William
j. f.tlNiu. second. 81 T. &. woodward.
'''.il' "!N+ L "I,i,n VN"IIi-
1855 l'''i''"' ''"' - d"
r,.,r~- Post written oxamina-
t.r fr-t rronl ms. Prizn. SO. X. /.
Scott.
'. .t'y. Snl'i-i,est written cNainina-
'tt p"'@l''H7' iI'@e' CIV - !
ci,,s hos. c.,.r,l
.. ..t.n5 ,,c da,,rtmant ana era
..f.... prize. rffef s. ~ g. Pcace.
...- So =. u. Hourh. distinction on
o.. w.rat.an. A.. IL. Niufrtc: Class b
-tn ri average attendance. dtp"it-
oN. ~ti-i1i'ht IIll fIiSt ~
,o' - ~ VII
81. ~ I-.l,L,r '"''' - ="
tn.. r,..l' Drtvtru, Ciass A-n.st ex-
ht rt work executed during entire Sos
: ~: Prize. Rs, james 'hi'cs, greatest gen
t.l Improvement l'ril- -, Il. {. Flsh"r.
.f-~ 'Nhihit ~ Work executed
''"' i'I"'' N'' '"''"'
NAL Dr.~ir~ c,,ss Pos,
,,l.I.f .. YORK secuted Turing entir,
- .r. Prize. SIS. Il. T.. Langley: greatest
nel Improvement. Prize. -. ". ).
ffa"Ilr. tl."s I-ttat exhibit Of work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RTguuoN n Nav TX. sol
OrRERINGs. -Corn-M hite. 80 Lushels.

OFFERINGS. -Corn-Whi,e, 80 bushels.
40 sales reported.
Qu0IATiOXs.- Wheat LoI CHERRY. ESaj9c. I;
mixed. JaaJgc. snOrtbetrl. jDaj9c. No. ,.
rel. j7hc. Corn White Virginia dag lots,
$50. No. , white. 4Sc. No. . mixed, 4Gl2ai,c.
Oats-No. . mixed, 40c.; 80. 5 mixed. 3SKi
30c. Rye, J3aJJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and hot. A cooling shower
fell about dusk and continued at intervals
until after midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
NEW WORK. STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ................sO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

North Carolina: Showers III the early
morning. followed by far weather; cooler;
high west winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS From AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
pr,ccs of NTorev. Hopds, stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. Nc. ana INC
Uatthe- Indication.

= wAsHIyGToN, d. c.. May is.-
DAM Forecast for Virginia: Rain tonight
""' and Saturday morning-probably
Saturday afternoon; much cooler {;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Gitn propertn eor Sale.

A DIolNING sTH-AVE AND CENTRAL az arst
A S9s 900 and 10 Fast ood-s fouT-stor! "s~n,y on
class residences: bargains IN the ~ ~ ~
nrenises or RIkER a. son. COL "tn-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
DULL AND LIFELESS.
THE STOCK MARKET WAITING.

p,Drvc; PURELY PROFESSIONAL AND
xo SIGNS OF IMMEDIATE RECOVERY
THE BANK RESERVES CONTINUE
no INCREASE - STRENGTH OF
THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

John W. Stevens broker. has sold Tor henry
Krooss to Mrs. Russell three-s,o prowhs'ohe
dwelling, 17xloo, No l5s West Ninety-fourth-st'.
terms private.
James l.. Libby & Son have leased for the An
drews estate OF Boston. to the Grand Trunk haiI'
road the store the northwest corner 81 bIos gu
vav and Chambers-st., now occupied py ittneh' ioi
five years at rent for the term or $500, g.,
Jacob ID. Butler has sold 10 y. NJ Baiu"i,l lot
Improvement by the building OF n row OF Hat houses
the pot of lots in the northwest siGe OF AihS.ei
dam-ave between One-hundred and -Iortielh ana
hundred -and-for first SITS, FOR s3i,WD ,,
The trustees Of the estate OF George &: Mdsouh
have sold to J. W Aiken No. 20 West FNty-lourtn.
St a four-story brick dwelling, ADxl", Tor ABOUT
$4,000 II IL said that Mr. Magoun purchased TINS
house shortly before his death for SlbJVN, from
James w Alexander, president or the Eluita
Bile life Assurance Society. -,
The estate of sidney Dillon. 1t - reported. mas
sod seven lots in the north side Of East seventy
seventh-st near Fifth-avc., for about {irVM ~
Charles r Barney has sold to J. W. hi'nty
the lot on Riverside Drive. 100 feet north OF the
corner Of Nlnstieth-st Mr. Whitney expects I'd
build frst-class dwelling on this lot. -
l.. T.. Bach has sold to Herman SchsidenDurg Two
flve-story brick fats JOXiOo Nos. 81 ana 90 West
hundred nd thirty fourth-st on private terms
h. Stevenson has sold to s Winters hve-s,ory
fiat 25lix1lx75 feet. at the northeast corner
OF Columbus-ave and ndred-lnd-second-s'.'
for $1,000 - -, ,.u,o..
r f. V Smith has sod to A. YoJngs, No. Is Nest
Fifty-sixth-st a four-stcry brownstoAe d"ehihS
2jAlC0. for about S650o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
financial elections.
Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Mexican
q WALL STREET..
NEW YORK. FEBRUARY /

NETWORK. FEBRUARY L. 1871
7, accordance with a certain Voting Trust ast''-
r.,. dated seutcr.lcr it, issI q which the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company is Voting Trustee " gen
er,l meeting - tie aad second r'','se
, and Is tonAhl .lsrs Il tine Mexican National IAN
road oomranv viii De- hci at Il "clo'N noon
Mona march l9h iS9,. ID. o'lce < Tho COMPANY
Wall street. Nev-Yor or tAe purpose "' h'N''''''S
erh, directors to De elected ~ the annual meeting OIL
the Company.
BOOKS f,r o., registration = FIRST mor'saEe ana s''''
fnerieage auI bonds aal far th" transfer thereof
,l To-. closed r., close ~ business Siutla HAi'h 90
and remain closed rnu dnal Adjournment ~ m''''ns'
l-T,. rsrt bonds registered - the "r''r q"
any person inay D." exercised By the f's's''e- o"'
In person o. ly proxy.
= Tho holder q auy bod ~ nds payanIe ~ zen
,,-- nAa.r.s. firhf % vote thereon ipn p"'"'"
thereof 3D. Sine r""fin-
aDtne-s os non reg s'ered bonds by having me san
.,., .. t...t'.l n 10. Voting Trust Agreement ny VIC
D.. r,ary ~ me Company. WaM sur N"N, oln. -,
a, N-.-rs NtfL.sun N CO.. y. " LlmhHl .-FS''''
f.n D. 49, i.'iug agents. MT later innn ii"'n 'ys
EXERCISE fI" rlsht 70 f"le Oh III
bonds s, l...d. 90 person "r lf ri">'.
ANuEIw ANDERSON. Jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
RDN. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l2Tthst Nos ~ -23G West Anna Kuhne ami
another John Just. .........,.
lo7th-sr. No 236 West; Johannes Just TO hatue & %
A Campbell or, KNIT to
Fqlton-aye: cor los'h-s'' Lena Nu".~ 49,
Rosa kuntz ';,,,;;n,bi,rige.ayc and
other property Thomas ] Falls TO freaeFcN
sth-aye W $ 1913 Il : II Foriham Road; John %
f DUMMY 20 Mary Dunphy. .............'' . ="
Cherry-st No IL: to Same .............. 80"
Ho,sron- st. Nos 100 to ~ and other property
Louisa Wrigh, 10 Eleanor tiilleat.
Lot IA map 80 lots. 1lth Ward. Bertha
Sn,oIinsk, 70 Morris Denbosl,y .............,.;
,sth-st No 80 West Marlafetia card AM
husband TO Lillian L BALDWIN. ...:......: ;aaa.
soI-at 9 l2J n ~ West End-ave. 'oNl".
Metropolitan improvement co to william L &c n
Ianchantin
-s,h.sr n Sc Il W Of T.cxnGton-oye; Gilbert
sherwood 10 Jane g Gooirich.. .;;'.''...;
Dist No li3 East William Nhl!ier ana
lo7th.st Ms a3s and 30 West; William lioes'
and another Hattie CanlpD'l .'....,'''' 10 q
same property; Johannes Just ct a. 70 saihei ''
io7tb 81 Nos ~ and ~ west Johannes Just a.
Mar J oliver. ..-' o.. 80 80 o.
i9o,,i-st ~ i.i West. charles Olney and wire ~
Lafayette Olncy. jr........ ....... '''..'
Same property. Lafayette Oln"y ana WIZ u w
c,b-ave " : 800 Il II u ljth-st; Cosnei'a Bur
33l-st n g. 40 T. " of ht-aN". -iN'>V' f''"- 81 -
orick : Parker Robert \ Gr'lcen. -. ~
3pfh-st. = f. 1913 n " oi ith-a'r. l"pNip", 1"S'P'
uut,nn,vnlse. AMI wife 70 Fisher LEVINE, ..'..
ip,h ~ n g. 100 II ~ 1th-iV". 2'N'NJ. LIZZIE
campbell to Charles Tilimln. -....+-.'..
Same property: Charles Tnlman M" WIG U
George Pf"effrr ''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
rrcnRnEn MORrGAGEs.

Baldwin. Lillian +, To- Marsarci'l arr.
cgfh-st - II West End-aNe. mortgage .
.YgfS ...............
Campbell Hattie A. 30 william lio"ss l-''"-
~ - ~ S,h-aye. years. ......'t .'''.. ''.'..
F..kq Emma. 90 American Co-g.,rratiN" HdFthEs
and Loan association, " llht'hA'e' "
lG;fh-st instruments. .'''
C;rldbsrgcr Max. and wife 20 John i l'"usi"s' ~
A f, 73d-st W ~ Avenue \. : years. .,,,.
Crrlcsn Robert H. t. C1tharlne q k'iin Il 49,
-, ., Of ~th-ave 3 years. 49,. $3.50 -.
ci..,"r. ts,nc and y.ire 10 Israel Feldmln, No
Il Canal-st $500. - ,wson
nl.st " 0( West Endave. mortgages ue
mand ...,.....'., - c..,I Lode. ~
t.n'tad States OF the Independent pruee - sr
S1ns ~ Is-ael - cathaiine-H l't lob "liP
pr,vers .s'ate 3 years. .-.....'' 80.
O,iv.t Mar, + 10 william ii'"gg i-'th-s' =
Of Sth-iNs. = years. ''''''' 80
n,sc Hudson L. ~ TIL" Guar0nte" ana lID>'
% n ; 9ist-s'. ~ rark-e'c. J Years. ...,
p.s.rthal Joseph - Mary r Franklin pirceI T.
man = land Eiver:ale am warn. -
-. Max " 20 Bond and Mortgage 'NAtA"-
-. e.. " - Park Row. years ...-....'..
sham Frederick ". g. Amanda NdSHeEnlhh -
Al y. o.. = islth-st. q Bairhritg'-aVe. mort
i.c"s .......-.... ..--'''' - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
for Sale.

INEsK-A four-too;. roi-tnp des solid OAK t?r ~ -
Xxx. sto.E of office furniture IN New ORR
write for catalogue. EMPIRE DESK COMPANY '"'
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
1uctiou Sales Of Real CstIIc.

DIciAHD V HARNETr & co. ArcT'oNEERs'
WILL. SELL At AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY FEE. o.
4, 20 o.cl.ok noon. o, the Real Estate Exchange and
~ - Auction Room ~ 10 Gj Iiberty-st. y. \.
VALUABLE rnooKLyN STATEN ISLAND. AND
VIRGINIA PROPERTY
hy and CHARLES H. BAKER. Jr.. Executors and Tr'is-
rsr.Tr or CAPT. JACOB TRAVIS DECEASED.
- choice houses ard lots and vacant lot in the
CITY or BROOKLYN
,,o xosrrAEp AVENUE s-s,ory and basement, brown
nc si9s Ct s-story and rascmen, brick house
oo >Yp coz rRANKLINsr. sstory and basement
,o pPkkciTfHsT s-story and Easement brownstonc
,ae 'T FoRT GREENE PLACE 9-s'ory and basement
brisk r dTsIiiTs' 2.,orv brick store and dwelling.
81 ft kT0NX-S story frame and brick dwelling
~ JEFFERSoN ST. :s:ory franz d~sll,ns so,. ,,o.
iso ASHLAND PLACE. 3-story and basement or'N
n, 'NSsiII'ANp PLACE. vacant iet. ,-,.,.. ,-s
i"l To-, IN the GRI:ENWOOl CEMETERY. containing 3's
80 VALUABLE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY
- r,,..s and lots On SHORE ROAD. house and log
On W ySlE n WIFI a2T RRIGHTo% ~
house and lot On BRoApWY PORT RICHMOND
:, - IN WASfIlNGTON-Sr. CHELSEA. .>,,.,.,
lam ~ - acres TRANIsNlLLE Town OF Noi'l n
- a ares Sal, Meadow DrNcANs ISLAND IN the
,.,i ir Water Front Property WEST BRIGHTON
VALUABLE
SHOOTING AND SPORTING PROPERTY
IN PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY. VIRGINIA known pi as
srriIHtT:R ISLANDS. about 1900 acres
VIM H. WILLr;Ts. Esq. Attorney ~ "a"-s,. ~ l.
N,n..ot ,uc,ioncers' Il and 10 Liberty-st. y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

AL 27 COO % 9i5 coo l0o375DO $50 ~ ~" 30
Tho hank exchanges Of the New-YOrk Clear
inc House and the stocks sold at the New YORK
Stock Exchange last week and FOR me week u
the preceding two years compare as ioNoWs
FEB. p. ~ lce = ~, ,93 ! rel - =, 80, 80,
No shares sold .... I2iGil1 '"'"l"- ""''''
THE MONETARY SITUATION
The reserves Of the city ban.,s are Deshn"s
again IN Increase Tire recent bond trailsact""
Is s,,bsta ntiaIly closed and money j. coming 10
the hanks from the country ana also from ''e
Federal Treasury. There seemed 70 De no NJ"
enterprises in any direction 10 employ I'""'",',
these idle funds and consequently Inc money
markets are glutted. In rates there was no ma
,eri,i hsnoe I,sf week Al the stock Exchange
call loans remained easy at PEI cent VIZ w"
occasional transactions even below inns "E"''
Time money was I'm eXccSsiV" supply al me id'''
current IN the previous week. ara loans W.
easily placed at 2M2l. per cent Tor snort 'r''9'
and Al 3 per cent FOR four ana SIX m'hlhs.
supply OF commercial paper reinalhel h,''I', ~, ~
cause many merchants are iiP"iu ,t,'lh 80 -,
than expanding their mercantile oDhga.Oiis j..
tho F,,ronear markets money was disth'tts
easier The Bank Of England d. ~ 49, . y.
meeting reduced it's official rdtc rom .; =. -
cent and the Bank Of Holland Ieuuce" ~ ~
from ? ., ~ per cent. IN the op'" 'p"l m. 80
London discounts declined from ~, c'oS"b 49, 49,
teriay at l% per cent and al bf.Hn '.' rn..ts
rate declined from IL TO lie pc, en- =" a.. cr
money was s.eadier. ruling az - "'
discounts throughout the Wc'l.. - go, rf,+.r
The Sora,en exchanges were strong anu SUI
even II extremely dull. The soppy oon,inmed
mercial bills was light, while pa'T =, sau drafts
70 shov An evident in0!bpoeitioH. " "a 100 "a vcrv
The demand for mercantile ren..am. NJ an IN.
EMAIL ana there were no ino'csa'A' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

THE TlsrNroN roTTEElEs coMrA%f. ,so,
VIE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF inns com com
pony this day ac-iacl 'ne r.ssaT f1@ ao,a
s,oc o., ms company. payable on and after the 'o''
,l1v = March next. ..,..t o, ,tc ,etcr-
. - F.ir.larv - 1896 ani r"opcn"d IN the morning
81 M"'" - WILLIAM s STRIKER. Treasurer
OFFICE OF MEXIcAN INTERNATloNAL r. 4 CO..
- BROAD ST. MILLS il' lLllNt
NEW YORK. Feb. ~. ~.
rJ,IIE COUPONS due March ]. ~. on Inc ISL
| M,qe per cont Bonds 81 this company VIII be paid
Al ih'' ONCE '" "'' T. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Nryr,onIy DAu7, TR1BIvE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1894

Consolidated Gas....i2'-s ~ ~ ~ 80 ,,. 40
Dist & Cat Fds.... So - - - - '''''
III Eac III ~ ll...l2jis ~ w - 49,: 49, ,,r
General Electric. .lp1's - t,I y ~ -"', n
ltcl"l- Gas ~ l.. u lG- lbN TO- ~ qsn
Morris x Essex llts li?'s li9s -, uti
Nat Cord ~ paid. ~ u To- - ,n5
IA
MAJ iinsrci Ol..... 3d'. y - - - .,s,
y Y Lack n West. IL III li- NJ 1ni
NJ American Co... - - -,
on Silver Mniag. IL. = -. - ~
Oregon Improve. - y 20 Ia - 10.
Pacific Mail. US Ia Ia - ''s o., = a,
Pennsylvania coal. - rs .'> ~ 80. Il
Pullman Pal Car. .l'3is 100 III, HJ- 10" -on
Quicksilver Min. : - ~ "a - .ap
10 p.ri. H. - M
Rome. ~ 4. Ogirns.lEs 10 ~" ~, - ar
Tenn coal r. Iron. - ~. - - - a.
L Express ........ ~
I Rubber Co...... as .H.s 80 - - ,2;
do "f............ - a.
wells Fargo EV.....lfl'g - t. - - 90 40
Wrsi Union T'l-.... :" - - - "- '
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Am sassr ne'....lSS =" &. ;: =. 4' ais
amer Tosaeco co..ioc ,,' & a, AZ; '- 80
National I,aa...... 80 - 80 80 .: nj
90 i.'f......... o. 49, ''.t 80 49, 49, ~
y : PENN q - pt... az - 49, > Of un,
Phoenix icfi........ - -, l,o
W-~t Iaian iir'f.. .... - 90 - 800 co, -,
To'ai Shares or g." wees ''
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-16
Preparations for the National G.. A.
IL. Encnmpment Nearing
Completion.

The more than 500 committee.
men comprising the Citizens Exec
utiyc Board Of Pittsburg are hust-
ling for all thpy are worth 20 make
the 2Sth National Encampment of
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
to lie held IN that city Scptem bci
1915 next. a big success The in
dicatlous arc for tremendous
turnout Of veterans. More than
%, 900 of them have been assigned
TO free quarters, to say nothing Of
the 600 10 10000 who have re-
served ptd quarters and the 5000
resident Grand Army men who will
not need to secure accommodations.
This means that there Will be over
10000 Of tho boys in blue i'm Pitts
burg during Encampmcnt week.
There will be three grand pa
rades:--the Naval Veterans on the
10Th. tic Grand Army proper or
the 1lth aud the Union Ex Prison
ers OF War on The 12.h. Piusburg
Will be more lavishly decorated than
ever in ITS history. There viii be
about l25 reunions Of army associ-
atious and about 10 conventions OF
national organizations IF yurous
kinds. On the evening Of Septen
Der llth there viii be Elk grand
camp fires, presided over by sol.
dleTs ot rcuown. 1t Is confidently
hgr.. 4 ti...t Il. 1
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-16
ABoUT COUNTY ORDERS.


SHERIFF. S OFFICE,
KIngwcod, W. Va, Aug. Sth. !
Notice is hereby gwen to all pur.
chasers Of County or District or
ders out Of The levy OF 1894 that
will strictly enforce the provisions
Of said order, by holding the pur-
chaser responsible for all taxes
against the assignor will not
endorse amy county or district or
ders unless The party presenting the
same Is responsible and will sub
scribe to written provision enter
cd ON said order that ho will bc re-
sponsible for all interest occuriua
on said order in case tho county
court fails 10 refund Che same
amount to me. Respectfully
LEROY SHAW, $. +. G..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-16


took charge of our county newspa-
per when prejudice ran riot in this
county. As an uuscrupulous poll.
tician he succeeded admirably i'm
bosSing the party and debating
nominations as long as he could ap
peal to and keep alive the preju
dice of tho people. At last the par
ty found he was too heavy load to
carry, so they dropped him accord
ing To the MeGiuty style. Having
gnlned a little notorjety throughout
the State by his shouting banner
County. he was taken up by the
State leaders rs n Moses and placed
at the head of the State Committee.
We were promised the good fortune
OF sleeping on victorious battle.
field IN West Virginia in the cam
pAign of 1892 under the leadership
of Bill Dawson, but instead we were
licked the worst we have been for
ten years and buried in the trenches.
Tins brings us down to his opposi-
ton to LInham. He realizes, as
no other man can, that if Lnnham
goes to the Legislature that he will
shine no longer as the Star of Pres.
ton. Lanham being braiuy and
ambitious politician, will have no
scrupIes in dethroni e Dawson from
the leadership Of the party in Pres.
ton county. In fact, he viii oppose
Dawson for place on the State
Committee, for he cannot forget or
forgive Dtwson's opposition to him
when seeking tho goal OF his ambi.
ton. Hence Dawson's declaration
that he would not support Lauham
unless he would agree not to fight
him as the loader of the party in
Preston county and dispenser Of all
public patronage. He has received
the Doctors ultlmatum. lie tells
him kindly but most cmphaticllly
that he has no promises TO make
and courts the support of no man
lie did not expect this answer, bat
after consulting his friend, he ac.
knoWledgcs he is at the mercy OF
Lanham and has concluded to SUP.
port him with tho hope of winning
buck his friendship and support.
But he will never do it. for Ian
hum has more briins and is deci
dedly shrewder politician today
than Dawson thinks he is. You
cIn jot it down that one yenr from
now Lnuham will be the recognized
State Republican Of Preston and
that Dawson will be n dead chuck
in the pit, which is as near sure
thing as can tell YOU" and the
r. w. p. gave me punch in the
ribs to remind me that the friend
ship between Boss Dawson and my.
self is still indissolublc.
If there is anything that can
do TO down Lanham and advance
the stock Of my loyal friend, Boss
Dawson, be has only to command
his admiring and candid friend,
THE LOUNGER.
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EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY.
CAPE MAY AND SEA ISLE CITY.
Tie WORLDS Falrcst Seaside Resorts

Thursday, August 10th, the last
Of the series Of excursions to the
seashorc is announced by the y. &
o. r. r., from Pittsburgh. Wheel.
ing. Parkersburg and all inter-
mediate stations to Washington
junction, Nd. Atlantic City, Cape
May and Sea Isle City, arc beyond
q doubt the three greatest Seagbhore
Resorts on the Atlantic Coast. the
sensOn is now ~ its height and The
bothing superb and week spent
at either one Of these resorts would
amply repay tho Merchant, Banker.
Clerk. Farmer Artisan. and i'm
short, any one who needs rest and
recupcratioh.
For tho excursion on August 1GEh.
Che same IOw rate and uucxccllcl
train service, which have made
these iaunts TO the sca go popular.
viii be in effect
Ticket win bo valid for return
journey for Twelve DAYS from day of
sale, and viii Je good on oll regular
trains. On return ioorncy they
viii bc good 90 top on at Washing
ton, thus affordine an opportunity
90 sec Cou2ress iu session. fO visit
The numerous public buildings.
which are open to visitors free Of
charge. and 90 take q trlp down The
Potomac TO- No. Vernon. tho tomb
Of tho immortal Washington. az
well as Co visit othcr places of inter
cst in and near Washington.
For rates and timo of trains con.
suit amended table