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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
Senator Hear Reelected.

BOSTON, Jan. 16-The principal feature of the days business at the statehouse was the election of a United States senator. but very little other business of impor- tance being transacted by either branch. In the senate George F. Hoar was chosen senator by a vote of S4 to for John F. Russell In the house the election of a United States senator resulted: George Frisbis Hoar. Is0; John F.. Russell, se. Senator Hoar was declared elected on the part of the house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16

SHOE DEPARTMENT
 Mems Shoes POO pairs of mems calf lace shoes, manufacturers pIice l S5, fire price
 100 pairs of mems English grain double sole lace shoes, manufacturers price 160, fire sale price 200 pairs of mems calf lace and con- gress shoes, all latest styles, man. ufacturers' price 200, fire sale price
 l5O pairs of mems fine calf shoes in lace and congress, plain and cap toe, manufacturers price 2.50, fire sale price
 POO pairs mems hand- welt calf shoes, all styles of toe, laced and coR- gresS, manufacturers price 400, fire sale price
 One lot of mems fine French calf laced shoes, strictly hand sewed, manu- faeturers' price 50, fire sale price One lot of mems French calf patent leather shoes, pain toes. manufac turers' price 500, fire sale price
 BOYS SHOES 100 pairs of boys calf shoes, manufac- turers' price 1.50, fire sale price One tot of boys fine calf shoes, manu- facturers' price 200. fire sale price
 LADIES' SHOES 2O00 pairs of ladies' fine dongola kid button and lace shoes, manufac- turers' price l.50, fire sale price 1000 pairs of ladies' fine dongola kid button shoes, opera toe, patent leather tip, also common sense, manufacturers price ?. %, fire sale price
 2OO0 pairs of ladies' fine French don gola kid shoes, lace and button, patent-leather tip and common sense toe, manufacturers price 2.50, fire sale price One lot Ladies' fine French Dongola kid, laced and buttoned shoes, opera patent leather tip, also con- mon sense the very newest styles. manufacturers price , ,25, fire sale price
 Ladies' fine dongola kid laced and but toned shoes, hand sewed welts. needle, opera, common sense and Philadelphia toe, manufacturers price 800, fire sale price Ladies' French dongola kid buttoned shoes, needle: toe, patent leather tip, strictly hand sewed, manu- facturers' price 800, fire sale price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
Abbott.s Rank suspends.

DOVER, N H., Jan. 16.-The Dover Five Cent Sayings bank. of which the late Isaac F. Abbott the defaulting cash, fer of tho Dover National bank, was cash fer, assigned. and on petition of United States Bank Commissioners Hatch and LyfOrd. Judge Doe has appointed as re, ceiver Hon. Joshua G. Hall, vice president of the institution.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16

} AAN N~N wv ~ va
 [; against, 6. On Friday Mir. Bailey will present A ma jority report to the committee and MT. Rroderick a minority report.
 The supporters of Judge Kicks en- certain hopes that the decision will he reversed. Four members were ab- sent, and at Fri days m eetinR there will be an nttafnpt made to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16

Ladies' patent leather sample, hand twined, needle toe laced shoes, manufacturers price 6, fire sale price
 Ladies' fine dongola kid Oxford ties, T9e hand turned needle toe, very dressy, manufacturers price l 30, fire sale price l.l9 Ladies' fine kid opera toe slippers, manufacturers price T5c, fire. sale Ladies' fine kid buckle slipp ITS, hand IIe turned, manufacturers price 9, sale price
 Ladies' fine white kid slippers. manu- lecturers price l.59, fire sale price .o One lot ladies fine beaver slippers, A''o hand sewed, manufacturers price I5c, fire sale price
 MISSES SLIPPERS ) 5O 300 pairs misses fine dongola Kid spriug heel shoes, patent leather tips, manufacturers price LAO, fire 4 OO sale price
 One lot misses fine dongola kid but ton spring heel shoes, patent 2.75 leather tips, manufacturers price l.75. fire sale price
 Misses dongola kid spring heel and button shoes, patent leather tips, SSc manufacturers price 2.25. fire sale D, price l'%O One lot Of misses line French dongola .it kid, heeland spring heel, laced and button shoes with patent leather tips, manufacturers price , =, sa, fire sale price
 CHILDREN'S SHOES. 2O0 pairs children's dongola kid spring heel shoes, patent leather tip, manufacturers price 1 OO. fire sale l.l9 price
 One lot children's dongola kid spring heel button shoes. manufacturers price 1.25. fire sale pri Children's fine dongola kid spring heel I 6o lace and button shoes, patent leather tips, also plain, manufact- turers' price l.75, fire sale price Another lot of children's fine dongola kid spring heel laced and button shoes, manufacturers price 2.25. oe fire sale price
 Special lot of Chldren's kid shoes.
 2Oc upws
 RUBBERS 20 cases of ladies's first quality rubbers 2.T5 in all styles. usually sold for 50c pair sale rice
 10 cases of mems first quality rubbers, usually sold for 75c pair, sale 800 price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
Killed hy 8 schoolboy.

HINTON, W. Va, Jan. .l6.-Information comes of the killing of J. H, Hudson, one of the best known citizens ot Monroe coun- ty, by Osborne Gartcn, sehoOlboy, aged l6. They quarrelcd about Hndson's daugh- ter. with whom young Garten was in love Hudson attacked the boy and was stabbed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
Corter and Man,Ie For sena,or.,

HELENA. Mon, Jan. 16.-Both houses of the legislature balloted separately foI United States senator. The Republican caucus nominees-Lee Mantle for the short term and Thomas II. Carter for the long term-receivod the solid Republican vote in both houses, and today their cleo, tion will be ratified in joint session
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
New York State Bar Association.

ALBANY. Jan. l6-The eighteenth an, nual meeting of the New York State Bal association began with an open meeting in the assembly chamber. After music and prayer President Tracey Becker of Buffalc delivered his inaugural address.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
Culberson InauSurated.

AUSTIN. Jan. 16.-Charles Culberson was inaugurated governor in the presencs of several thousand people. who thronged the the spacious spacious hA s9f representatives and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
xy,,.o,, Sure of Reelection.

DESvkE, Jan. 16.-In informal caucus every Republican promised his vote for the reelection of Senator F. O. Wolcott The Populist caucus voted to giyp Q comph- mentary vote to LAfs Pence htiring eosr- Krcssman from Colorado
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16

We have now on hand be- sides our own immense line of Boots and Shoes. two Bankrupt Stocks, J. E. Wheeler and Sherman and Boyle's, contain the finest grade footwear in the country, See these we now place on sale at less than the cost to manufacture, having purchased them at a sacrifice we are going to give our GUS toners the benefit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
All HRnds Lost.

GALVESTON. Jan. l6.-A special from Nelasco says it is now definitely known that Captain Freda Brock and his wife and two children of Galveston. with sev- oral members of the crew on the dredge- boat Mount Waldo, which Captain Brock was bringing from Tampico to VelascO, were drowned in the lifeboat which they took to escape from the drcdgcboat in a storm few hours out from Tampico on Tuesday night
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
CURRAN'S. Annual Clearing Sale of Dry Goods And Fire Sale of Shoes.

of ever ina H he cit O Wamr in hh to pdE Wand also k secured the tire BH~ ~ nue dna IT tpenm hhh etbwen W ell h to De new fresh and uphd of 1 anrmthrI
 
 of SenN  Frwa tspUewe ween k list mhaenp. h two days pme dih will hod gsnthe eLtsh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
published will hold good until the entire lot is closed out
COLORED SILKS.

E COLORED SILKS. T THE FINEST SILK DEPARTMENT | 5 50 THE CITY.
 2OOO yards of fine India silks, all new
 colors, any shade, regular price 39c
 sale price Is "oc 5000 yards all colors Surah silk, war
 ranted pure silk, always sold for ,s, 49c, sale price 2J 10 pieces of all silk brocaded satin
 duchess, always sold for S7ic, sale 7ac price 4i Light and dark shades and black in the lis 9Sc 2l inch fine all silk gros grain De Lon
 dres, regular price 9Sc. sale price Gg s-c 2O-inch fine Bengalines silks, in all the
 evening shades, good value for S5c.
 sale price 47 2S-inch black ground satin ombre
 stripes, regular price p, sale SIC BLACK SILKS
 2l-inch fine black Peau de Soie, extra
 heavy. warranted to wears regular
 price 1 %, sale price !! 22-inch extra heavy black gros grain
 silks, double warp. warranted 10
 wear. regular price 1.25. sale price Sg l.25 BLACK DRESS GOODS
 DEPARTMENT.
 70 pieces of 2S inch jet black fne hen
 rietta, regular price :,5c. sale price lg 1 Is 10 pieces 3S inch fine jet black whip
 cord, regular price 3'c, sale price 2l To pieces 10 inch all wool imperial
 serge, regular price 47c. sale price ;SI l6 inch fine all wool Indil twill, regu-
 lar price I5c, sale price JU +oc 50 inch all wool silk finish henrietta
 serges and India twill goods, always sold al SIc per yard. sal- "'c price 62l 54 inch all wool imported English
 broadcloth, regularly sold for aSc
 sale price 6.
 COIORED DRESS GOODS 30 pieces half wool diagonal serges.
 all cOlors. pretty shades, good I.25 value for Dc per yard, sale price I2i 25 pieces 10 inch wool storm serses. ,ras in all the desirable colors, goods
 that have never been sold less
 than 39c per yard. sale price per
 yard It 2a. To cases of ladies' first quality storm
 Iubbers, regular price GOc, sale
 price 3t 33c Boys and youths rubber boots, 25 Il
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
AGAINST KICKS.

House Judiciary Committee Vote In Favor
 of ImpeachinE the Judge.
 WAsHIxGfeN .2JaaIl G6. l1Ihe house ju- dietary committee de0tlied to report res olution for the impeachment of Judge Kicks of Cleveland The vote was: For
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
WE HAVE

R, du, ed the prices on al our Winter Clothing 20 per cent le'"w the original price, Il would pay you to txamine our stock and pr,ces this month before buying else where. We don believe in print r 2 or quoting prices on thristreets: to judge our prices you must look at our goods, to be convinced that our clorhing wears good and tit right Nou must handle some of them, tie longer you wear them, the more you like them, consider the value of your dollar before you spend it, think of the place that Is most popular with ihe masses and hen remember the following 8 rules: One price to all, Busiues st.ictly confidential and Credit gwen tn all.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
Popuiist. Nominate Butler.

RALEIGH, Jan. 16.-Marion Butler was QnanimotSl9 2 nominated by the Populist caucus to Nlcceed General Ransom as United States senator
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16

Good news for the New Year. |.

Good news for the New Year.
 The highest grade of Carpets are selling to-day at an average of 20 per cent less than they were sold for year ago, It gives us great pleasure to have the manu- facturers tell us our business has been equal U that of many of the largest carpet houses in New England. Determined to do a still larger business during the coming year we shall offer every induce ment that money. experience and good judgment can secure.
 Be sure and visit our stores for fine quality, well selected. low priced goods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
skated Into an AIrhole.

EERNILLION, $. D., Jan. 16.-Miss I.au. TO Butcher of Newcastle. Neb. and Clyde Ewes of Vermillion skatsd into an airhols and were drowned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
Notice.

We are receiving large oonsianments of Pure California Wines direct from the vineyards. and are placing them on sale at extremely low plices--considsring theIr superior and quality-$I.a5 per gallon. $50 per bottle. three bottles for One Dollar.
 The Wines we now have in stock are Pert. SherrS, Catawba. TokAy. Muscatsl. Angelica. and are all rich and fruig favored Wines. and are fast gaining faysr with sonnoisseurs. Would take pleasure in filling 6 sample order. fl The Waterbury Grocery Co,
 i6s-5 Bank street,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
DOWN THEY GO.

We have taken 6S Listers. the. balances of our stock. None cost less than $l2. some sold as high as $22, the naaSdESfy were SIS. SEQ and S22. You. can k6se vour nick fnr
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-10
Receptions At pRor. STEWARDS

A very agreeable and pleasant
surprise to the Senior class al the
reception rendered them BY Prof.
and Mrs. JUS. Stewart, on Thursday
evening last All the class except
Mr.. Kendall were present. The en-.
tertainment was informal consisting
Of conversations, promenades and
music. Quite unexpected to the
host and hostess the class appeared
in their graduating gowns. (which
furnished endless amusement and
mefriment to the crowd OF young la
dies invited BY, Mrs. Stewart to re-.
ceiye and entertain the class.
Within an hour after their arrival
each senior selected i .partner whom
he escorted 70 q SYMPTOMS supper
which had been prepared for them.
Everything good to eat was found on
their bonnteous table. The pleas.
ures ofsthe evening we're INDUCED I'M
until eleven o'clock.
In addition to the senior sIass the
following young ladies were present
and assisted in entertaining Miss
Finnell, Miss Hawthorn, Misses Law
head, Miss Protzman, Miss Ethel
Reynolds. Miss Mary Hayes, Miss
lisa Hayes, Miss Gertie HAYES and
Miss Myrtle Hayes.
> 7$l
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-10

That is well deserved compli
ment which the law class paid K
Professor Brooke and Professol
Wiley Saturday in the resolutions
which are found in another column
The law school is one of the depart
ments Of the University which from
year to year has shown . substantial
growth. The class this year mum.
hers sixty five. about thirty ofwhom
viii graduate "Wednesday. The thor
oughness Of the course the depart.
nnent offers to students and the abil
ity Of its instructors are attracting
the attention Of the young men d
this and other states, and it viii
make the other departments hustle
70 keep up with its progress.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-10
THE ATHENAEUM.

We take this opportunity to- make
known to the students and friends Of
the University that the Athenaeum,
the college journal. will be edited
the next school year '95 and '96
by students al. Z. Swisher and Z. Z.
Friend. The ability and fitness 3of
these gentlemen for journalistic
work cannot be questioned, they are
both representative literary charac-
tiers of the school college pride,
spirit, and enthusiasm are their stu
dent traits which cannot fail to rem
der their undertaking a most success
full oneAfor the interests and welfare
of the University. s
Unfortunately for the good Of the
institution, no journal has been pub.
lished by the students during the
past year. Many have been the ex-
pressions Of regret from students,
faculty and alumni that matters were
inisuch q condition none were vii.
ling 10 undertake it. For some years
the Athenaeum has been published
BY private parties who took all risks
and have faithfully represented the
best interests of the institution.
Last June at the meeting Of the
Board 3of Regents, unknown to any
of the student body, an order was
passed placing the paperin the hands
of the two societies. These bodies
had undertaken its publication once
before and found themselves at The
end Of the year, nearly one hundred
dollars in debt, and hence refused to
accept the responsibility thrust up.
On them. No private parties could
be found willing to publish 1t against
an express order Of the Board. The
former owners have sold the paper
to Messrs. Friend and Swisher, FOR
the coming year, on the condition
that the order OF the Board is revok-
ed at the next meeting This, the
student body hopes and expects will
be done, SO that the Athenaeum may
continue the good work for the Iffs
stitution which ii has done in5the
4 past. 4 is unnecessary to go into
any argument concerning the benefit
lin fact, necessity of having repre-
sentative college paper. Many let
ters Of regret have reached this Of.
fee during the past year from prom.
4 inent alumni ID various parts of the
\ State, and the hope of all IS that our
new Board will speedily revoke the
existing order. We have full conf.
dence in the ability Of our successors
and bespeak for them the earnest
support Of faculty, students, alumni
and friends pf the institution.
s. s. JACOB, jill,
W. j. HoLDEN.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-10
WELL DESERVED PRAISE
Resolutions bT the Law Glass Com.
mending the Work Or the Law
Department.

n
Al j meeting Of the Law Class
held Saturday the following rssoIu;
tions we're adopted
Resolved that, We, the Senior and
Junior members of the Law class u
'95, ID joint meeting assembled, hav-
ing this day completed the years
course ID the law department. of the
University, beg leave to submit %
the consideration Of the public that
We, As d class, unsolicited BIZ the fac.
uIty Of this department and ubbias.
.ed BIZ outside Influence, unite II *.
pressing our appreciation Of the en-.
cheney of The Law Course of this Uni.
serstty IS prescribed by The officers
of this institution
That We. recognizing the thorough
ness of the course and the proficiency
Hof the professors ID this department.,
most heartily recommend this branch
.of the school to those Who are ex-
pecting 70 enter upon the study d
the laN, feeling that This department
Iof the institution, under The present
management. ofierB IS good, Il not IN,
perior. advantages % any i1stitu
ton Of the kind III the country.
That We, feeling ! d interest ID he
welfare Or the state and Df this insti.
tntlOn, 10 especially endorse the pres
v Z. i =
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-10
MRS. scRArFoRD's REcErTIoa.

Miss Bertha Scraiford entertained
q very large number Of her friends
ct her home on College Avenaa on
Friday evening.
The reception was given In honor
Of Miss Estelle Lively, of Wekton,
w. Va.
Miss Scraiford and her mother are
very cordial and entertaining hostess
es and many pleasant social srents
have taken place ID their fretty
home during the past winter on
this occasion the house Was ttrown
vide open, and the guests enjoyed
themselves II conversations, eiaEcing.
and cards. Hammocks, sofas and
chairs were placed ID the yssd, and
On the porch and not I feW IL the
Young folks enjoyed themselss III.
swinging "a the hammocks, SD hay-
ing farewell atete fetes Oh iii l sofas.
About II o'clock refresk ments
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-10

Weare sorry that larger audi
ence did not greet the Rev. Macy
Niece Waters Saturday night When
he delivered his lecture on ssThe Virl
ginians. All who we're fortunate
enough, to be present were charmed
with II and speak Of It as beanlir
ful production one well worthy oi
the brilliant mind Of our distinguish.
ed aiumnus.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-10

Miss MARY JENKINS will have flow.
ers Tor sale at Mrs Brands On the al.
ternoonof June 18th, remaining until
the evening Of the 18th.
VIZ wish to call the attention d
our readers wishing 10 have i tirst-
class job Of painting and papering
done to call on 4. W. Jones, two
doors above Post Once, where be
keeps 3 drst class line 81 Wall Paper,
Stationery Paints, &c
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-10
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took Mace a Fridav Fred was ,,ons
OF the leaders ID every department
while in the University and we are
pleased to learn ne will return next
Iah.
Messrs. z. u. turner, " +. Iai'
oott ana FRANK rowan q the laN
class were caiiea nome before Htnt
commencement exercises Inc di
piomas 81 tne hrsI TWO named gen
.,emen VIII PC sent 70 shemi mr
Rowan VII ne ID schaol again mex
year
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omy Class o. ~ was 70 town 2 lev
GAYS last week. he has been az
senalng iecknfes g the baltimore
Medical SCHOOL the past winter aIic
49, me M as boys y ~
SCHOOLS e tnas place are standing
away Up % tneir classes.
~. + ~. White, OF Weston, :
brother Of MI. Henry White, Is her
for commencement. He, In company
with DR.. d. NJ. Turner and Prof. Jno
n. Johnston came from Harmon,
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