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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-12
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Pr. Brooke and Prof Wiley at its
head. When the department was
irst founded II 1878 and for the next
succeeding ak years DE- Brooke con-
Quoted the entire work aione, ana
how successful ne was may be judged
by mentioning some u the students
which received their training under
him. The Hon. " 4 Thompson.
Frank Cox, =. s. Morgan and .. 81.
Cork, are among the earlier success
fni graduates Of the school. IN 1878
the course was enlarged and = new
chair was establlshed, and kEek ~ |.
Z. PilleY Nas elected professor which
position be nor holds
L'.s <11. - IL. n.
year M1xk, ln1 re !eeINIsS 4Is gone
over q one year. and the recitatlons
are arranged go that az earnest stn
dent can graduate u one year, al
though II is always advisable 70 oil
vide the work into Two years Dr.
Brooke meets MS classes twice eacn
day for fiye days ~ the week ana one
hour on Saturday, his subjects are,
Constitutional, Natural and Common
law, and Pleading which occupies
one half the year and Is followed by
Real property
Prok Wiley has the subjects Of
Evidence, Equity, and Commercial
law and pfe9ideS over the
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-12

To-day's proceedings. and the ball
tonight will be the most interesting
features Of the commencement exer-
eises, and while there are quite d
number Of visitors here it Is evident
that there will be plenty ofroom for
all IL find comfortable seats and
that there win be, no posters announ-
ing: standing room only. The
tims Was when people Who formerly
lived ID MorgantoWn and had friends
here made II convenient 10 return
during the closing exercises of the
University but this practice il in !
great measure dying ont and the
commencement il losing much Of its
old time halo and glory. One reason
for this Is that the weather u gener-
ally too warm Tor comfortable exis-
4tence but this year 20 one - suf-
fered from beat. A great uany Of
the larger colleges have abandoned
any formalities Il the end d their
years work but where colleges are
located IL small towns = our 6tAte
Institution II Is almost impossible 10
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-12

SOFA Water Ut Laziers
TRY MADEIRA Bros. limeade
HOUSE Painting BY a. W, Jones.
LOOK at Laziers list Of coda water
layors.
DIR. WIN. E. STEWART. Dentist, Of
fees over Rice's
The new market collar at G. w.
John 4 Co.'S.
You can get Straiton Il Horne's
cigars at Jos. RI MilIer's.
LEMONADE, milk. shake sand all
kinds Of soft drinks at Shines
MADEIRA Bios, leaders in fine can
dies, fruits and soda water, two doors
below Wallace House.
Rev. Ward left Yesterday evening
for Clarksburg and will be away for
few days.
AT John Hunts, the Palace Res
taurant, may be found all the deli
cacies Of the season served IL tempt
ing style,
Forney Miller, q B. /. Of last year
who has since then been spending
bis time adown On the farm is here.
Iii has been given out that the liy-
erymen OF town have formed com
bine to raise the fare to and from
the ball tonight.
PRoTzMAE, The Photographers, Is
making good nse Of these snnshiny
days making the best Photos at
very reasonable prices
MISS NARY JENKINS viii have dow
ers for sale at Mrs. Brands on the af-
ternoon Of June 18th, remaining until
the evening Of the 18th.
We wish to call the attention of
our readers wishing 10 have i first
class job Of painting and papering
done. to cali on ii. w. Jones, two
doors above Post ONCE, where he
keeps Il first class line Of Wall Paper,
Stationery. Paints. SC
Rev. George w. Peterkin, bishop
of the Episcopal Diocese Of West
Virginia Rev. George WI Rritting
ton d Wheeling, and Or. Z. Doggett,
of RaiEmont, came yesterday morn,
s,,<s -. Sss.-fsse4 49, Fl5n hnV,sss ;,fs,s n,
erecting domitories is homes Dc
EpiseDpaI students, The property
of Prof J. i. Harvey has been boaght
for fhc pnTpose and will be remodel.
ed f0r nnch nse. II Is expected that
quite : NUMBER Of young men Of the
EpisesfS antilles will take adEan-
taee d 1ormitorfes Those who
e0nfeI1pl1ke entering the Episcopal
Univet1ify I'll prepare themselves It
the UhffS|sfky for the theological
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DIT SODA Watek ht LNxlsfB
TRY soda from Laziers rev
fountain.
LazIER has the finest soda fonn-
tain 10 the city.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ami Martin. Or
KiBgwood, are here for Commence.
ment, guests Of the Peabody.
a GREAT many of the studenis
will leave on the afleEhoon train
tOday Tor their respective homes.
Nearly al win return next year ard
bring friend with them.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-12
i HANDSOME RECEPTION.
Senator and Mrs. Ellius Entertained
Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs. T. g. White opened
the doors oil their beautiful home
last evening and received their friends
III royal style. The occasion was 4
reception given to Senator and Mrs
Stephen b. Elkins and Mrs. Elkins'
sister, Miss Grace Davis, all of whom
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. White.
Their home was prettily illuminated
and the H0ral decorations ~ the
rooms we're beautiful and elegant
ID tie dining room aud IL the libra
If great qnanfifies 81 rinlS and white
roses ana carnations adorned the
chandeliers and tables and the pink
and white streamer ribbons made q
happy effect. On the verandas and
On the laWncosy seats and tete a-tete
corners were arranged for the pleas
ure Of the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elkins. Miss Davis and Mrs. Henry
B. Davenport received the guests,
who Immediately thronged the many
comfortable places. Mestrezat's or
chestra discoursed music during the
reception and at intervals during the
evening Refreshments consisting
Of many tempting delicacies contrib
.uted to the elegance and delight Of
the affair.
About one hundred and twenty
five invitations were sent ont and
they were mostly accepted The
guests included, besides the society
OF the town and a few students,
many well known society people of
near by towns who are here for the
commencement season.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-12

Miss Cox, of. Weston, is visiting
Mrs H. L. Cox, i'm West Morgan
town. I'll s. ~
Mrs. Jos, Cans, of Morris x Roads
Pa, is visiting her mother Mrs. Jos.
Keener. -. -.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Dent, of Newburg,
is visiting Squire Jas. Z. Dent, at
Granville. w.
( Miss Jessie Amos, Of Marion
county, is the guest Of Mrs Marcel
Ius Davis. ... N
Miss Mary Jenkins@will have flow.
ers at Mrs. Brands Tor all who de.
sire them. n
Mr.. Conn and sister, Of Pt. Mar
ion, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. @. p.
! Berkshire. l:5
Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan returned yes
terdav from d visit to friends in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Harry Be1son, of Uniontown,
is a visitor upon the commencement
exercises.
Mr.. w. E. Stathers, Of Wheeling,
came to see his son Mr.. Silas Stath
ers graduate.
h R. G. Dawson, Esq, and wife, of
Uniontown, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. L. Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. Harris, OF
Parkersburg, are guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. 3. FL. Coombs.
Mi. Jas. III. White came over from
KingWood and will remain until after
commencement
Geo. w. Shaffer well known citi.
zen Of Rohr, Preston county, was
here on Monday.
Mi. S. III. Scott and Mr. Earle
Martin, Of Terra Alta, are guests at
the Wallace House.
Mrs. DR.. John a. Myers will give
d reception Tomorrow evening in
honor of her guests.
Mr.. IA. B. Carmack., Of Browns
willie, came Yesterday morning to en-
joy the gay season.
Hin. Virgil a. Lewis, State Super
intendent OF Schools, vas an arrival
on YESTERDAY afternoon.
DR.. Cox, prominent and we'll
known physician Of MasontoEn i
registered it the Peabody.
Nj. sam jenkins and sister. Miss
Mary jenkins, Of Grafton, are here
FOR ID days exercises.
Mr. ]. b. Bennett and sister, Miss
Madge Bennett, Or Weston, are
among the late arrivals
Misses Ella Reed and TilIie Nc
Nance, BIT Wheeling, are guests of
DR. and Mrs. ]. II. Reed
Mrs. Dale. Mrs. Gregory and Mrs.
ShouIes of Foxbnrg, are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs +. II. Grant
Hon. u. D. Post, accompanied BY
BIZ his sister, Miss Florence, and
mother, of Rcmine's Mills, are IT the
WaIlace House and will remain Tor
several days Mr. Post II ! twice
graduate ~ the Uniyersity and Il
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nov one 81 the s. Dng members OIL
the Wheeling Bar.

are here TOR comnene ement
Mrs. j. Z. Se,nhosler and daugh-
ter Miss Nellie, of uniontoWn, are
visiting tie Misses SeInbower
I'll. b. Calderwood. Of Tyrone, Pa
| il visiting al John NJ Meminger's
Mrs. G. has been here for some days.
Miss Kate Nice. dis, Of Parkers.
lbnrg, and Miss W B. Hoult, ofI
Fairinont. ~ sQes r Hotel Pea
boiy
Rev Ghas 81 CInrkbb1fg.
land Re- PRESCOTT WhAss; of Weston.
are Visiting their parents on sunny
side.
Harry Ankle staff man Of the
Wheeling Register is here reporting
the Commencement exercises for his
paper.
Miss Nina Wallis, and Miss Cal
lie Duncan, Of Clarksburg, came yes
lterday afternoon 70 attend the ball
tonight.
Ross Jones, frequent visitor to
the scenes Of bis school days is here
again this week enjoying life among
his friends.
It is with pleasure we note that
Messrs Suisher and Friend are max,
| ing encouraging progress 10 reriying
the Athenaeum.
II Hs5 4 z / - 9 4. Z ~ i.5s
Col. Thos. Il Hodges, Principal
of Marshall College, Huntington,
distinguished aIumnus of the NV. VI
y. arrived yesterday
Mr. Hupp Sands, formerly stu
dent of the University, but now of
| the University of Pennsylvania is
here for commencement.
Mr.. Carrigan, father Of G. E Car
rigan, of the graduating class, and
daughter Miss Ella, are here for
the Commencement exercises.
/ Mr. Al Brown Smith, Of Union
town, one Of our most popular al
umni, is here for the commencement
exercises, he - lOohlhS We'll.
prot b I'M wills of Weston
came in yesterday to be present at
the graduating exercises Of some Of
his old friends who are 10 The class.
Han and Mrs il Gordon DAYTON.
IF PhIlin,,i arrived here YESTERDAY.
| to witness the commencement exer-
cises They IRE guests of Che Pen
C5ely
MS a,r. Harfiev ones II thc
| charming society bellies az Mason
| town Preston county is4here and vii
remain until after the commence-
ment ball.
" n C,orntell ] spccessf,,l orad.
ME of the n y desnaftmant and who
i nav wTnnino laIreA al The Rom.
new Bar Is here for the remaining
daysof heexereises.
/ n, and Ms Rusae,l " Waite
IA m and Mrs Isaa,. Holden ~
Wasbinoron coanty IA came IN late
| last n;o5t ana viii III ones,s nf Mr..
and Mrs III q Morrison
- y R,rd a. 81 III brioht hova
Ifn The nrana,a,a,y dansrtnant left
Isyss.ard az ror TYn,oasawn~ vhare he
bas sa..1rea !. siericai nos,tion and
n;I1 re,na;n ,n.;l IN III, pnana
II
MT and Mrs. L. Y. Straaer' pat
| boro ~ 1890 Tho oradnat;nn 81
thar son A. s,.adeT i nna 81 The
abiaat lawrars or ,1.antr.I Iyest Viz.
ainis
Mt. Mailman Barrie, an aiumnus
q tne University, ediLor q tne stat y
80 49, : I'oss Il - : - ! 81
elnc.ion, y nele Io1 sne comms a !
p pen. 9 g any. Z the uess =
TfoI. 2. A.Ar ms1Iong
Prot. @. N. Ford. an alumnus
who has shed i ray Of glory upon the
University in the profession Of teach
ing, II of duty for few days among
bis many friends here he y &C
companied by his father.
Dr. and Mrs. John Al. Myers en-
tertained Al dinner Yesterday Gov.
ernor n. A MacCofkle Hon. r. 81.
| Carr Hon. Stuart i. Reed. Hon.
Georoe r. Eyans Colonel Clarence
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Yesterdays Baseball Results.
New York, Is; Pistsburg, Q.
Louisville, .; Boston, 8.
Cleveland, 81 Philadelphia, 3.
Cincinnati, 4; Baltimore, i.
St. Louis, 8; Washington, .
Fiarmont, s; Bethany. 4
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Mr. John A George, Of Sisters.
vile, is here.
Will. Lewis, Of Clarksburgh, will
be here to-day.
Miss S. McBee. of Halleck, IS here
for commencement
Miss Maple, Of Roseda1e, Pa, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Maggie Gibson, of Union
town, is visiting in town.
Oh. Fleming, of Grafton, is Wis
.iting Floyd JUtterhack.
r. H. Keys and Orlando Reynolds
are guests Of the Wallace House.
=. Dir. j, E. mccarthy, Of FILLMORE,
N !, = here for com1ls neepent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-10
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Society and Fine Horses on Exhibition In
81 New York.
sh INTERESTING NATIONAL EVENT.
Como or tho Wei, KNOWN Men aud
Women Who syay Be Seen rn the
8 IsoxcS- Tho, E,riae of Thousand
Stables VIII France over ranbnrIs
nnd Endcnvor TO Win Glue Ribbons

d
I'll Twice n year do tho fashionable folk Of
New ork put themselves on exhibition
for all beho!ders who may have dollar
with which TO ply tho admission fec. Ono
OF these occasions Is during tho grand
opora scason, which comes In midwintcr
Tho other is when tho National Horse
SHOW association gives its annual affair In
Madison Square Garden. This latter event
will begin this year ON Monday, Nov. II,
hnd will continue for ono week
Il Two seasons ago it was settled TINT tho
biggest part of the show was tho society
exhibit in the boxes, and that tho horses in
Rho ring made up the side show. Nine
tenths of the thousands who 20 to the horse
show would mover think of going II horses
were tho only attraction. They arc there
TO see tho women whose names appear SO
frequently in tho society columns of tho
newspapers, md whose goings and com
hngs nre reported with ms much detail rs
81 they were princcsscs of tho realm. They
! go equipped with n list giving thu names
pf hoSholdcrs. Tho programme of tho OH
tries md events they scorn.
Madison Square Carbon in Just suited
for this kind Of an exhibition. There is a
grpat aroma surrounded by broad promo.
made walk. Next comes ring Of boxes.
BACK of those nro the rows of seats, which
tower tier on tier clear up to tho rouf In
the boxes sit the men and women whose
nhmes are known throughout tho country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-10

"euulhS navo Dccn pcrSunuGu 10 remain
over and takD n look at our horses and our
society They will be duly exhibited in
the box occupied by Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt
and those OF her friends.
Several quiet little dinners have been ar
ranged for. They will tal;o place after tho
evening session of the horse show in Tho
private dining rooms of the Waldorf and
Holland House. Tho scene ut Dclmonico's
Will DO most brilliant this week during
luncheon time.
Society Beauties Who VIII Attend.
Among the well known society beauties
who will bo socn in the boxes this year
will DO Mrs, II. Sutfern Taller, the hand
some young wife of the celebrated whip
and writer on coaching matters. Mrs.
Taller is daughter of MIR Pierre Lorl-
lard and comes naturally by her love of
horses Shu will probably drive her own
fauitlcssly appointed tandom rig around
the tanbark ring and may even tako u
| biuo ribbon away from her husband, who
| has made IN ontry in this class
Mr.. Taller himself will be there in ell
| tho glory OF his London made clothes, tho
| most admired man I'm tho Garden Last
year he was acknowledged by cluhmcn
| who knew to have been tho best dressed
man ut tho show. Flo became famous in
coaching circles several years ago by
| driving four i'll hnnd tallyho from Paris
to Trouvillc, n distance of 1a0 miles, in 10
hours and 30 minutes.
Mrs. ". Seward Webb, who is tho
daughter of u Vanderbilt and tho wifi. Of
\ ono OF the vice presidents of the New
York Central road, will DO there, ms will
Mrs q. Ocrichs, the handsome Young
| Wife OF tho millionaire; Mrs. Fred Gcb.
hard the Baltimore belle who married
| Mrs. Lnngtry's former admirer; Miss
lioien benedict, daughter of the man who
Is President Cleveland most intimate
friend; Mrs. Foxhall kccnc, wife of tho
famous pony polo player, who was almost
Killed recently on the field Mrs William
! jay, whose husband is president of the
| New York Coaching club and who can
| tool tandem herself; Miss Pauline Whit.
ncy, daughter of tho OK secretary OF the
navy, and who is to marry Sir Arthur
| Paget Of England shortly; Mrs. GEORGE
| Gould and Mrs. Jack Astor, who will Vie
with each othor Tor social prestige; Mrs
| Ogden Mills, vito of the famous banker
| and many others.
Perhaps few among tho gay throng
may give thought topoor old Mrs. Paran
Stevens, now dead, who was conspicu.
Gus figure ut the Garden last year.
Mrs. Hobart C. Chatfield. Taylor, wife
of the famous young Chicago Beau Brum.
mel, will DO present, 1t is said, MS we'll as
several more society leaders from the
Windy City. MIR. ZOO Widehor and other
prominent Philnd6lphians will undoubted-
" attend. From. Brooklyn will como
three we'll known coaching apthus;asts-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-10

!, This talk is often carried on In tones 80
loud that tho buShultlcrs can hardly help
hearing. II they close their eyes, they
cannot oloso their ears. Still tho women
do not seem to DO annoyed. Most Of thcm
have become accustomed to thut sort of
thing. Thon, they can gnzo over tho
heads of tho promenn,lcrs and apparently
sec only tho horses In tho ring. Two So
oicty women will gossip away MS though
thoy were thoroughly enjoying themselves
while scarcely three feet away II group of
perhaps dozen people nro guessing who
they arc or perhaps freely discussing their
personal history, antccedcnts and relatives
or repeating thu latest bit of sensation that
has been published about thonl.
This is really tho most remarkable fca-
turo of tho horse show and ono TINT most
imrresscs tho spectator on his first visit 1t
certainly seems us II the women were
dressed to mpot this critical scrutiny, for
tho show Of gowns Is little less than mar
Vicious.
Tho salo OF boxes took place tho other
day, and the bidding WINS livclicr than
ever before. There nro about 200 boxes In
nll, but 10 of these nro considered the most
desirable There arc no restrictions as to
tho salo Of them. Any ono with money
enough ohn buy ono. AS the price for
nrSt choicc'ru up close TO 81 ,Q00 how
ever, mono but the very rich are bidders
Two years ngo John Jacob Astor paid $500
for his pick OF tho boxes, and last yoar the
choice went to George Gould. From this
figure tho prices range down to ns low as
si75 Considering that box owners
privileges consist in tho use for six days
of ~ baro pom with n half dozen cane sent
chairs III 1t, tho wonder is that the auction
room Is ALWAYS crowded Yet IL is
Tho secret OF it Nil lins in the fnct TINT
1T Is tho proper thing" to hnvo box Mt
tho horse show. This is sufficient for So
cioty. Thorc arc always sure TO he lot OF
domestic dlgnitnrlcs III town during tho
week when tho horse Is king MS we'll rs n
few imported attractions in the shape Of
foreign noblenen. Last year Prince Lu-
becki, n Newport favorito of tho preceding
summer proved big card. This full, ii is
snid, some of tho distinguished foreigners
who attended tho Vanderbilt MARLBOROUGH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-10
Byrd, Baldwin K Co.. Auctioncers.
t RusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN ATLANTIC CITY
WARD. NORFOLK. VA.

BY virtue of a certain deed Of truat
cord oSiih n "a dmte Ainrl l9e and duly OF re.
ion Court nS Of h o SS or t Oh G&9Tp9ra
and at the request Of the NG%t adar.
o; notes therein secured, shall sell
Real " Estate e'f hK@baps "a! !he Norfolk
street, Norfolk, Va, II 10 O'Clock y, '' nn
THURSDAY, November IL, 1855. the he fol. fol.
,,Si,g nropcrty, to:wit: Scven-cightls
certain lots, pieces or parcels of land for
merry situate, lying and being i'm the
SSe eimm in Of H. Nseirf0lk b9, nov lying and
or the city of Norfolk. in tho State of
hlrSinia, known and designn ted rs lois
SIN SIN iitrcn. sixteen. seventeen eighteen,
Of survey Nf@ Of 'I ,n, , on TSrtan plat
,;, guy OF record In the Clerks Of
n nc" OF me Comfy Court OF Norfolk
JouHsty, Win certain deed from Joseph
mead. OF date October 90, 1883, also dulv
OF record, to which. said deed and plat
10 f FEM, reference eP nee Is hereby made. Lot
Slde OF ArinisicaG's Bridge road, aud -
rect on Avenue a. and contains uG
iuothS 3, OF IN acre. Lots H. lG il, is, 10
tween Avenue ~ ON the south and Ave-
nue. IL on the north Lots is ID - nud
:" 1ntaln one ; ere each. Lot II contains
y lvtiiS OF an ;rcc and Lot Is contains ono
and 2a-l0l acres oo
j., Ti ~; in cash, onc-thrd
HAHN, ~, ,S m months and "nc;;thlrd in twelve
payments To be evidenced by nrrntiaiIn
u u".cS OF purchaser bearing interest from
u.iH OF sale, and secured by u deed OF
recorded at the expense OF the n,,rc,, ~
ers, or all cash, at the option of ti,a mn
e' Holds FLOYD HUGHES.
BYRD. BALDWIN & CO,
y IIct iOuc,.rs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-10

Frank Beard, Howard GLIB ana Tim u,
Woodruff. st. Louis. Detroit, BALTIMORE
sun Francisco ind otlior big cities viii ali
10 represented by society people rs well ms
horsomon. - -
But what about tho exhibition of horsoss
Oh, thcro will bo gathered undor tho lilo
roof tho pride Of, u thousand stables fla
Kings OF tho turf and THO winners In bnlf
dozen previous exhibits From Stnn-
boul, tho great trotting stallion for wnom
b. W. Hartman, tho Wall street banker,
gave $40, 600. down to tho tiny Shetland
pony which weighs only 900 pounds, tho
horses will bo tho cream of thoir class.
Competition Very Sharp This Year.
So strict arc tho limos drawn this ycnr
that thousands Of horses hnvo boon kept
out. Ench yenr tho standard OF perfection
has been rnised until owners must show
animals whose pedigree, markings. style,
gait and previous records nro MI ND 10 tho
mark. Every animal will DO thorough
bred.
Tho exhibition of haclineys Is this year
expected to Guido that OF other scns,;ns. A
hackney Is not necessarily % horse which
pulls hack. Far from it. lilo is high