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New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

At last,-Chl phrase by loyal love abhorred!
There lives a lingering sadness In each word -
At last the unvanquishcd knight suspends MS
sword
The Lancelot OF our lists for so long years.
Victor so OFT amidst loud storm oi cheers o
Shall no: such passing touch the source oi tears
Not Arthur's passing out from living sight.
I}ut the Withdrawal of the wdr-worn Ln'E1t
From the glad fray and the fierce Joy ~ itA''
War-worn but vet unbroken. straight and strong
We hoped be st should head the charge Tor Ioh"
The star OF battle and the theme of song.
II scarcely seemed old Time himself had force
This mr. ,,,--'aurellcd champion - unhnrs'.
SILVER his lance or stay his coaqu'rins course
From clustcrin, ict to scattered silver went
Tho hero's locks. get left his frame unheHt,
His courage unlrpa!rod his strength unspent
he seemed Of Age rs Of all logscr foes.
Thr easy master in the ceaf"lcss 'lo.'
Renewed In strength from every bort ne rose
He's down-at last" foes cried full MANY time:
"Iils srcngth a. supci shorn is MS cr ai suI mt
He rose and sInot.. aai won as ~ iuii prime.
Fen now his four-sc0T" wears bow not ~. ''''''
iXith sword uus.abNarI -d or lane" in i''''
lie looks the ready chief dislaining re.'
yct he hangs up that s9orl. that Lane" LAYS hy'
1'.nscioiis though loud applfndinE ''hoftS ''''
or falling vigor aad ~ dimmins eye.
..rhe sevcn-fold shield - Ajax canrot keep
,rir,o's battery from the heart. Ih' '.''I ,t'cP
of The slow years bears all 20 the great deep
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
POstOGcc Notice.

Foreign mails for the ending March Il will close
Herald: at p M fsr cape colony and Natal, per
sATuRPAY m m for ss Genoa per per K,I s KT:sr W,.
helm r. at a. m Gr PsfhSaS eso a. per M for Frsnse
india per = $ La Champagne via Havre; at $50 m.
F%ra@5"s h6s no sHsTs AL a9'o qSsrs 70. %
rsnnp lIr eers r Cher Mcxcan states AMI cabs
ST @rSs'ga and Capano per oranc Nassau deites
for other venezuelan ports Tuas,aI .. '',n Nm
sauD 10 30 m iS p @ for Ian hGn.
spain Portugal Austria Turkey British nda. Germany.
Denmark. sweden. Norway and Russia, per = $. Lain;
Europe must be directed er, LaGr a. on lo dxcdm; nj
etcrs for parts u Europe and for Lona9n must
direct per s. 5 spsarnda Via Rotterdam dctiers mus;
direct, sS SeS.sd Dsr rF rSpa via GLASGOW " % @ 5.
directed Ee tB at and S 2anao. Der Sr for oSs
psr,s pSr Of fSaa Brsa and rh La Plata @ must
rected rsr Braz at =. p M for & Bocas del eI TSro.
ioundland per steamer from HaifaN.
cisco, close here daily up April $50 Malls
for China and Japan per $ Gaelic S,ron & san Fran
Mail, for the Society Islands per ship Tropc Fd from
San M Ms for Xustra Ssep1 ,fos for We AUS
traa. which are forwarded VIA EUROPE NewZealland
tfrom San Francisco close daily up March '3i
ucSnS SS p &R % British fr nails '" Tor Aaaa Mails for
Australia Except West Australia and Hawaii. per :;
and up to April at $50 p: NJ Mails Tor China and
aa" 'Ss Office S daily at p m Malls FOR Neyfoundlsnd
& by rail d 70 s Ia @ T m as By or M@%roS soS y az aa Ns 10
Boston and thence by steamer at office daily
sS sens. By MsT FOR s mSnay y a to ra ana
saturdsys) close this Office daily at $50 Mails
patch by steamer. close at this oiice daily at
h's'eFed mail cSFEs iGsf: f' BATToS TsS2ai SaS
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
TO GIVE RELIEF BY PROVIDING WORK.

TO GIVE RELIEF BY PROVIDING WORK.
Oliver Sumner Tea. chairman of the Provisional
Committee to give Relief by Work. has issued the
following circular:
In "A little over three weeks the Provisional Com
mittee has succeeded in obtaining situations for 3l5
heads OF families. one at a time. At present only
those who have families to support and have lived
I'm NeW-iOrk for over year are supplied with
places The situations so far obtained have been
llotcs and restaurants twenty-SiN. painters nine
odd Jobs fOrty-twO: tnsmithS. two: jewelers.
two. commercial positions. nineteen; carpenters.
seven; miscellaneous ninety-seven, bakers. Two;
lauudrymcn. six; cigar makers. three; butchers.
three: tailors ifty-ninc: upholsterers two; print
ers four stOnecutters. four: blacksmths, six; ma
chinsts six, shoemakers, four; asylum attendants
two.
The committee has st its list hundreds of
mon who heads o. families ana are now out or
work. all OF whom have been investigated by some
charitable organization. minister OF n cnutcn or
captain of police. and appeal 20 the public 10
assist US In carving on this work by sending 10
our Free Labor Bureau. AT the Cremorne Mission.
No l0i West Thrty-second-st., for skilled ana un-
skilled labor.
THIS is the first Free Labor Bureau ever started
In Ncw-Nork. and il has been supported thus Tar
through the generosity of the Cremorne Mission In
dent Of the Chemical Bank. and Of the 6-l5-S9 club
IN paying the salaries OF employees; OF the smith
Premier Typewriting Company and the Remington
Typewriter Company, in supplying instruments: OF
Nathan Brothers. Henry Lndemeyer x Son; w mt
ing Manufacturing Company, George B. Hurd 4;
CO.. j. f.. Liude Paper Company. Hastings card
Company. Bcrlincr * Jones Envelope Company
OKccfe x Shiegley, and 8enjamin II. Tyrrel IN
Quinn. daily papers, and the Trow Directory Com
pany. "a register
Men are being set at work every day in New
York and other things being equal those who have
families To support should receive the preference
The best Of ali charity is to help those who are
willing to help themselves.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

\ LARGE sum FOR THE FRtH FOOD
FUND.


- ,,-rr,.f. 1l,nGrAMME GIVEN 1T TIE
...,.. ,,,.,, rt,rI
, ,ho v.w-
The first and on.y p""i' '."'''' ,b
York Musurgit atF'e'"' q ''' :, r.s rive,
Carnegie Music Han '''' t'''''''' -, 1t.l,,,
unde- tnc auspl't' Oh Wv -, ,r--o ,,r,-
Committee in aid Of 30" Free f''' J. '""''
ceels were about 500" "' @'''I' ~,'i ,.,, nam.
n chorus OF tiN'y e'sNI il'' 30 vri,,-
rosch conductor hai '''' - p,,,
Dam~osch and ~" SyHI"'"s ~ t.n,,,,
kot Greene. Mis Grr'l l.'' M"''"'' 90 W , ,..,,,.
ara the Ncw-Yols quartet. Miss hH]hh''h 'o''''"'
canucv Miss Emma EstcllA fot'9' Mls7
u,istood Graves airl Miss Iofa GLADYS h'Tioc"'''
The following programme was gwen ...
'Serniramidc. i'"ssini :: '"l"',' .,, ., An,
"Kathccn davourn'eh o'''H III ' -, ph
surga; "lsraf,l." Oliver kirr' hrl'9S'" ~
nell. acconian'' -. -, n..,,s,r.,. annie
',,aila," Delih,., SyIH'"'"' .,.,,.i,o
Laurie" New-York quartet. h.ilade anu P'''''
v,euxtcu,py. Miss Geraldine Morgan Nazar,'h'
Gounod. Plunket GTee'e, - al i'r'' D.. ,,,,s,,r.
How can Leave i"', r.,,'.,1ta "a, Nea-
gia' h"' ,r1rn..1or .t Andalouse. Sym
pohtnih', W. ..r,. Lord Is Man OF
War" from Israel in Egypt" Handel g
Juison Bushnell and Ericsson +. Bushnell @ mo-
manza SVcni"eh' MlS' N'' r,t n,rrosch,
ria. Arcadelt d'yD aD',' ,.hr,O;nas % song ndapted
,NuIult'1 r,.r,roschn Miss Graves and Musurgia;
by IIdHh D"''''' ''' ,,.o,h..ar cvrn-
pastoralr Bocchcrni Iolonalse' h'cth'N'"' '''"
- ,,r,,., or.hostra. Jess MacFarlanc,' scots
rhony Sui"E w ~. No., p,1" prunk.t Greene;
wha Hae WI ,'.". Mal'",e pm, In1son bushnell and
,,ns,,rcIa. The star-spanriel Banner" MusuFgia'
-. orchestra organ and audience.
symph"ny no,an',,~s for the concert included
The Ladies Commute ''' a. ,orI,c,osa
the following members: Mrs John W. Nur",",,o,a ,a
49, r-A G Aue-hach Mrs Thatcher VI. Adams,
Mrs. Joseph >. H"',pn ,I'n Mrs. Am@5n p Aterbury,
Miss Elizabeth \. All"h' ME- 'N'' , -,
Mrs. william II. Arnoux. Mrs. f. EHery anderson
w.. ro.aa,ins y bliss. Mrs Van Wyck Brincker-
Mrs. COrhfluS ~ H''' a., ~ II buchanan
bo0 Mrs Arthur Brooks. Mrs w - p"''',,''a ',ra"
' ~, .sn,r G. Barncttc Mrs. Charles T.. bruce
Mrs. GaspAr - pa,,s Mrs. W. L. Brown. Mrs.
Mrs. Frederic ~ he'.s' - = prlnclerhoO
william +. Bunker. Mrs NJ. '. D. 'a" ID ~rrrcn
w. ,1 brigham. Mrs. DAVID James burrc''
MRS Ma. Aua y, r,,i<rr Mrs. Lloyd Brlcc Mrs Henry
D. Babcock Mrs. Eiberi A. brinIhsr"o ,,rs Simon
=, so,I Nrs Alfred W. Bates Mrs. SlHh""
Bu'ter'ed' Thnr,or %hn weed Barnes Mrs. Walter
,,t.r,,,, Hicelpw. Mrs. tcphaS Iii'i''''' -
r'qrp''. , rr,mcr Mrs James Colby Golgae' NE rs
Jain,s u ,I',t,I,.r Crugcr Miss CaisilneT ,;H MIS-
Nan = tseHt H@noate, Mrs John Canin Mrs " Mililnn .i
f. Cochran MI. VI, i'1ise casrcc Mrs. Charles H.
brook Curtis, MIS- is,ST =, II Coc Mrs John \. Cock
r Coils. Mrs, s,,,N Iva. colby Mrs. Charles h.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

Bears champion with coward knight with clown.
The hero of a hundred fights steps down.
Hangs up the sheathed sword, and takes the crown
NO more n soldicr:-Rruised pieces go;
Noa have been nObly borne" So. in proud woe,
cried Roman Antony. by love laid low.
..I.narrn. Eros: the long days task is DONE
This rs no Antony: here's nObcr ono;
81, Ike the Roman his great course Is run.
From source TO sea n fer ful-noodcd flow
OF stainless waters. swcllin" as they go.
%ow widening broad In the suns westering glow.
groad widening 20 the ocean whittier all
Tho round worlds f.rtiliZing foods must fall
The sweeping river with the streamlet small.
Hang up the sword, It struck its latest stro ke.
4 swashing one there where the closed ranks bro%e
Into wild cheers that all the echoes woke
That stroke tho last. was swift. and strong and
Now hang thou there. though shcathed. yet silver
tor never fclon stroke has dimmod thy sheen!
For thee good knight and gray. whose cleaning
Loads ~ no longer every generous breast
I,reathcs bcnoIictiou N thy well-won rest
The hcll looks bare without thro and o'crcast
With dark and omnous shadows. and thy last
Reveillo was a rousng battle-hlast
But though with us the strife may hardly cease.
W. wish thee In wcll-earncd latr-c 1IninS "1s",
Long happy years OF honorable peace!
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

Mrs Hugh Porter. Mrf. Edwards Picrrepont, Mrs.
James X PITCHER Mrs. EI~ari l.. Price, Mrs.
George n Peuuiman. MIR Whiteaw Reid. Mrf.
lydia " Ranaru Mrs Theodore J.. T. Ralli Miss
Record Mr. Robert g. fto'scyclt. Jr, AIRS Ml,iiaW
Hamilton Russell. Mrs T. Rapallo Mrs Nllliam
/, Sfron. Mrs Cha:lr. stewart Smith, Mrs. iafau
Stevens Mrs. Francis lyntc St"tson. Mrs Henry
NJ SANDER. Mrs. pc witt j. Seignnn Mrs. +, le
Tnv Satterl-c Nrs charles Francis stone. Mrs.
Ciarcr -c \. seward. Mrs. Arthur + Scherm' Ihora'
Edward Lyman Short Mrs J. summer Stti
Mrs Gustav II. Schwah Mrs. William Jay Schl,H
elm Mrs Theodore Sutro. Mrs lsidor Stra,iS Mrss.
Albert shaw Mrs Prchlr Tucker Mrs. ~. Nc Is.
Tvombly Mrs ~. Walter Webb, MIR. Daniel !.
Worlen. Mrs. James \. Wright. r.. Mrs 'hT,ncr
L. Wcstcott Mr.. Pennington Whitehead. MIS-.
John Secly Ward ir.. Mrs +. c. Williams. Mrs.
Salem II Wales Mrs. John H. Washbufn Mrs.
John G WHmcrling Mrs Leonard WeteT, Mrs, NJ
fr,I l.. White. Mrs. l.. ". Yale and Mfs. William
IIrnnr
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
JOHN /. FORUS FUNERAL.

Baltimore. March John l.. Ford VIII be
buried tomorrow The funeral services VIII be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Joseph r Smith pastor cmcr-
tus Of Central Presbyterian Church. The active
pall-bearers Will be Thornton Rollins j. Wesley
Guest. Marshal Frey. John +. Hunter, John :. Bu-
lock. Robert Jones. John Gill jr.. George May ani
Thomas :. Wilkinson. The honorary bearers list
Includes the names Of several Of BaltimOre's most
distinguished citizens. Great numbers Of tcleGrams
and letters expressing sympathy are being received
by Mr. FOrd's family. FOrd's Grand Opera Iiousc
closed yesterday afternoon and last night.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
LATE STEAMSHTP ARRIVALS.

The steamer Kronprns Friedrich Wilhelm Her).
Captain Ahrens which sailed from Naples on Feb
ruary 2S and from Gibraltar on March 4. with
merchandise one cabin and 5,6 steerage passengers
TO Oerichs & Co.. arrived the Bar at 10 p m.
Yesterday. In longitude $50 w. the steamer ex-
perlenced a strong westerly gale with extremely
high and wild sea.
steamer Rhynland o}ec). Mills. from Antwerp March
mdse and passengers the International Nayiga~
ton CO. South Of Fire Island at 1925 p
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
SENATOR WOLCOTTS DISTINCTION.

IrOr TIC BOStOH NTVtTtIHVI'
senator Wolcott has the distraction OF beng the
only member of the Senate who Is troubled with
Sout In former years there used 10 be number
OF Senator'S thus afflicted. but now the colorado
,a,ator has the gout all to himself. and hobbies
about the cha mber and corridors In the most pict-
uresque fashion. Wocott mas taken TO wearing
oi,sses recently and they completely change his
personal appearance. He is now perfect ERE picture
was such an ardent defender OF the rights OF
woman suffrage. and he has been mistaken for the
wyoming man.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
UNIVERSITY TENNIS ASSOCIATION.

Princeton, n. j., March 15-The University Tennis
Association has elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: President. G. i. Herrck. '9J New-fork;
secretary, +. Paul, 49, New-Jersey; treasurer, w.
Stewart. SO. Pennsylvania; senior director, n Nc
Corrnick. '95 Chicago; freshman director, L. -
Evans. 81, Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CI,ARENDON-John Newell. of Chicago FIFTH AVE-
xtE-Senator Richard +. PrttiGrew. Of South Dakota
and President George Roberts. of the pennsylvania
Railroad Company. GII.SEY-John {. Now ot ih'iah-
anolis MURRAY III.II-EN-Coy'rnor Georg" D. Hobin-
60, ~ Massachusetts, EORMANDIE-EN-L Lieutenait-
Governor ". II. Halle. Of Massachusetts,. ST DENIS
u,shop John II. Vincent of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. acknowledgements Lemuel r. Vu'ss'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
EX-SENATOR DAWESS SUDDEN ILLNESS.

Washington March I5-Ex Senator Dawes. OF
Massachusetts. was taken III In the street TINS
morning. and had to be carried to his hotel Alarm
ing reports spread through the city as TO his cond.-
tion. IL was found. however. that ne had ohIy al,
attack Of indigestion. which caused Nun no giea,
uneaslness. although he remained IN MS room iAste
~ going to the Capitol
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
Liebig COmpnny's Extract of Beef.
'or twenty-five years the standard for excellence.

When baby was sick. gave her Castore-
When she was n Child she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss she clung to Cas,oriA
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
AN INACCURATE TITLE.
From The Boston Journal

II is not strictly accurate To speak OF The 'cign-
forage bill as Mr. Bland's bill IL is '.Ac that
Mr.. Bland sponsor for II In the House. but IT
should not be forgotten that the original sugGcs-
ton came from Mr.. Clevclands Secretary Of the
Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
THE" T1CUUM" ELL And TIE PRESIDENT

THE DEMOCRATIC IDEA EMBODIED.
From The Utica Herald.
The vacuum bll' will come 10 vote In the
Senate to-day. and unless all signs fail. will pass
by good majority. 1t is a bill TO rob the Govern
cnts creditors Of their security. to coin the segn
forage, to coin what doesn't exist, to "coin
uum" In part il embodies the Democratic idea
OF finance and honesty.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
Religious Notlrcs.

ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d-st. and acknowledging
from II to to-day. led by A. c. DIXON ADDRESS by
W. II. T.. FAUNCE, Pastor OF Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church Singing led by George c. Stebbins assisted by
Mrs kress and the Wilson's. Seats free Come and
at will.
GRAND RALLY OF RELIGIOUS FORCES IN COOPER
UNION cor. Sthst and 3d-aye $3.50 y. to-day
Addresses by A. C. DIXON. THOMAS NEEDHAM and
Col EVANS Singers led by George G. Stebbins and large
choir. Musicians the Park Sisters. Prof Wooden Male
Quartet, Lady Scxtet, Mrs. Kress. Miss Tpham. the
Wilson's Creole Quartet. Song service begins at Z
Seats free Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

METROPOLITAN HALL iith-st. opposite Macy's.-
Noon, nights, Sisters trio Prof. Johnston.
great organ Metropolitan Male Quartet. Ladies' SextsG
solosts. Free and welcoma
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
NfRRIED.

TROUGHTON-A -ATI.EN-Thurs'ay March Is. by Rsx.
Archibald McCullagh D. D.. lf0 keapst. Brooklyn,
Lucy Beard Allen to Mr. Charles William Troughton.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
HELP FROM THE TRIBUNE FUND.

There were two distributions yesterday from The
Tribune coal and Food Fund. and lG2 families
each received the following supplies:
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
Gueriai Notices.

Room No go only legitimate detective business under-
taken daily reports: references furnished. telephone con-
nectons; consultation free
"JOhnnnis" .
only tne pu.ty ot ~" water Hsc.rs
lut also the purity % natural ge.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

Notices Of marriages must be indorsed with
full name and address,
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
SAMPLE DEMOCRATIC BLUNDER.
From The Baltimore Sun CDeIn).

The Bland Scignioragc bill whether considered
as a measure help along the restoration Of
silver as "A step toward the only possible bimctal-
lism based on international law, or a relief TO
the Treasury. IS n monetary mirage. That the
Democratic majority In the Senate should be devot-
ing the time and energy that ought TO have been
utilized in passing the one supTeinely important
measure for which the whole business OF tho Ma
tlon Is waiting. and suffering while IT waits. is
exasperating exhibition Of that fatal facility
Numbering and bad leadership which has dogged
the steps Of the Democratic party at every turn
I'm the current session of Congress-.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

THE NEw-HAVEN UNIVERSITY TO GET FROM 40 900
TO siO0OOO-s2COOo LEFT TO ST LUKES HOS
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16

IL is known that the Administration did nothing
whatever to prevent its passage. 1d the infer
deemed inadysabc 70 create antagonsms I'm the
party while the Tariff bill is pending. This Is not
a sufficient expla nation for so remarkable n stua-
ton The President has not been backward here
tofore In expressing his convictions and even his
wishes with respect TO this one question and his
silence now IS omnous. Can no one speak for
him:
New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
THE STRAW HAS BEEN ADDED.

From The NcWark AdVtrtst!.
When the Senate passes the Bland Vacuum Coli
age bl IL will have entirely forfeited the confden,
of the people. II only needs this straw TO brea
the carncl's back.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-04

An eminent writer once said: "In
this widespread and expanding coun-
try, no one need be without some use
ful occupation. All trades and pro-
LESSONS are open, from the honest hod
carrier, up To the highest place IT, The
agricultural, commercial aud me-
chanival departments, and from the
humblest, but not least useful, tench-
er of y, IL, {, up To the pinnacle of
professional iame. Those occupations
that require manuel labor are the
surcst, most healthy, and most indie
pendent" Yet we hear much of this
IL cant Young men will some
times say: IL would educate myself
If wig able" aud again that There
is nothing in this country for man
la do that will pay him" Most like
" I'VE would take time To invesii-
"aic the life and character of those.
seemingly unfortunate persons. it has
been one of Sighted opportunities
1t is said, "thc smo"thc sand beach of
Lake Erie constituted the foolscap in
and ON which. f"r want of other ma.
tcrIal, i. Il. Spencer, che author ni
the Srenccrian System of pcnmnn
ship, essentially perfected the system
which meets such general approval in
our common and commercial schools
in this and other countries" Bows
think of this great man, once II boy
down hv the sca,horc with his finger
or Il stick forming letters in the sand
for want of something better, an,
take courage.
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Notice To Lien holders.

To all persons holding liens bv Judgment
or othcrwi., ON the real estate or any part
thereof of David i. Wc.,s,.
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, male in cause
thcrcin pending To- subject the real estate of
the said David Il. Wca.c to the satisfaction
"f the liens thereon Won are hereby required
Ia present all claims held bv Won and each
OF Won against the said David H. Wc,s,.
which are liens on his real estate or any
part thereof for adjudication t. m. al the
office of Linn% Hamilton. ATTORNEYS. at the
Court House ofthc sud county, ON or before
the 2nd day of January. lS:j
Given under my hand this Both day of
November, 1881.
GEoRGE W. SuCcTr.
LINN ~ liAMliTpN, Atty. tuu'r.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-04
Valuable Land FOR Sale.

Notice is hereby given that hv decree
al the circuit court At Calhuun county.
rendered AT the October term thereof. iSgl.
IN TIA" chanccry cause OF Daniel Huffman
and others against Alice .tun james on,.
others. The undersigned was appointed -
commissioner t" sell bv private sale, sub
Jrct To confirmation by the Court the ira 4
at 2l3 acres Of land referred To- in sand
cause. situate 81 the Lit /" kunawha river
IN 'nlh I'M county, aud Icing a rnr If
the real estate FORMERLY owned hv [I.xnu-
der huffman, deceased aud thlt in ,Ir~u.
anc" "i such authority the undcr>i,.. cu
will ON or after ia" 2rth da. Of December
lH9I sell the said real cst,t. at private,
sale, II i sufficient bill can Lc receive,
therefor ,uhjcct tn TIA" confirmation of TIA"
court. SIch sale will be upon II credit oi
one year, the p"rcha>rr giving Il note. cor
bond with good security, rearing inter, 81
from date. WiLii\u E,u,
Commissioners
certify that bead has h ca given hy
sad commissioner ~ required b, decree IN
'ai cause. Tcsic:
SG-Iw. II W Han,
tik. Ct. &. &C.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-04

Visit Va'I GFigat:ii al! BIS! Newspaper

The splendid popular triumph for the
cause Of protection opens up new chapter
and one Of the most interesting in the histo-
rs of theco'uiry. 1T has carried West Nir-
ginia into the column of protection and pro
ducci revolution in the politics of the
State. There will be- new and important de
ycioPmcnts by reason Of the great victory of
developments tha; VIII have dccid-
cd influence ON tn presidential campaign Of
lSlG- and the Wecclv lutcllipcnc.r viii
follow them closely mall their details. I'm
West Virginia the Wheeling lntclligcnccr
is the recognized leader of the cause of bro
lection and State development.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-04
commissioners Sale.

Ky virtue of decree rendered IL the
lrcuit Court o! Harrison c-unty ON the
10Th day ot september, lS9i, in the cause
"i '. =. Moore ". John *. McCarty and
others, shall aS special commissioner. ON
the 18th day of December, 1891 O'Clock
y. M, sell at public auction at the front
door of the cnurt house 81 Calhoun county
To the highest and best bidder therefor th.
tract oi 1875 acre, ui land in Calhoun
county, lying on Zig Leather Bark. -
branch of Hughes Fork # the West Forl
oi the Little kanawh" river, ar.d the sam,
land conveyed lay John ". Mrlartv Ia
Mrs. Tobithh Nc, 'arty by decd dated the
II day of May, 1852, and more fully men
toned aud described in said deed Con,
"i which is filed with the papers in snid
cause.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash t..
pay the costs oi said Suit and the expense,
oi sale, and the residue upon u credit oi 4
: and eighteen months, with interest iron
the day of sale, taking from the purchase
notes with lor'l personal security, and ais,
retaining Il lien on tbs land u, a fuyth.
security for the deferred payments
ilNEvrT ". IiNRurR,
Special commissioner.
], Henry Raymond, Clerk al the Cirrui
court ri l!ar?i' on comfy, do certify tina
Harvey W. lIarm,r, special commissions
IN the above cause. haS cxcCu'cd bond an,
sccu NY ~ required hy decree Of said Corrt
Given unlci my hand this I9th day G.
November, 1891
oo-iW- ~ IAINor. Clerk.