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The evening times., 1896-07-17
HECHT & COMPANY,
SIS Seventh Street.
wARSHIpS FOR JAPAN.
Representative OF That GovernmGn N.
Wants Them Built Here

Chicago, July IA parry ufflve japan
ese rcachcd Chicago yesterday on tEeir
way from Yokohama 10 London, where
they are TO effc,t tie tran sfer OF lie war
Indemnity which China is owing to their
country.
Al tnc head OF the party is sonudG Ko-
kirhi, president of the Specie Rank at So-
kohama, the financial agent OF the fank
or Japan, a government institution.
With him are :. Hawaka wa, private sec
rctary of tie minister of finance:T Yamam-
otto. cashier of the Bank of Japan: L. Yam
aCiya and X. Imanishi, secretary To Mr..
SoDudd.
Japan is now at work on a steamship
line to the United States" said Mr. Sonoda.
we are to repair our broken navy. and
should ike 10 see the men-ofw built
IN American shipyards, as We have nomeans
al Eome To do the work.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
MichigAn SiINeritpS Meet

Lansing Much. July 1.-THE State Sill
yer convention met here yesterday. The re-
port of the committee on resolutions de-
clared against the gold standard as pro-
duc.nG staSnation of industry: the heap
ing up OF enormous interest charges on the
government; the issuing of bonds in times
of peace; the beapins up of wealth in the
hands of the few. the impoverishment Of
the people. the increase of taxes. and tie
obligations of debtors.
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APPRECIATED
Hundreds Availing Them
selves of
DR.. WALKERS OFFER
One Months Treatment and All
Medicines Free to Those WHO
Call Before July %.

All day yesterday DR.. Walkers recep-
ton parors We're crowded TO oycrfloWing
by old US Well as new patients.to take al
vantage OF his generous offer of one
mODtn $ treatment ana medicine Tree.
Many Were the kind words spoken about
DR.. Walker yesterday, and MANY old pa
tients mad stories to relate of his past
kindnesses rs Well as skin and ability.
To all sufferers from nervous ana chron-
ic diseases he now offers II golden oppor-
tunty to benefit by his vast experience
i'll the treatment or these obstinate dis
eases without cost" Young or middle
aged men suffering from lost Vitality, as
the result of ovcrwork or indiscretion,
should consult this eminent specialist to-
The evening times., 1896-07-17
Jules Guichard Dead.

Paris, July I'm. Jules Gcichard, m en-
ber of the French Senate for the deEart-
ment of Yonne, died last evening. He was
in the SEVENTEEN year of his age. NJ.
Guichard was president OF the Suez Canal
Company and ool!aborateur of the late,
Count Ferdinand de LessepS in the Con-
siruction of that waterway. He was also
vice president of the National Society for
the Enc ouracemert of Agriculture.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
China Wants an American Bank.

Peking. July 1.-THE petitions OF the
governments of Russia and Germany, ask
ing the privilege OF establishing banks in
Peking for The purpose of transactng
Russian and German government business,
have been refused by the Chinese govern
ment China is conducting negotiations
with the United States with view to the
establishment of an American bank in
Peking.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
situation Serious in Crete.

Athens. July LITTLE Greek government
has addressed a note TO the powers calling
their attention to the gravity of the situa-
tion in Crete. The Christian deputies in
the Crctan assembly have wired n com
munca,ion to their partisans here. de-
rTarnc that diplomatic settlement of the
Cretan troubles is impossible.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
Divorced From IA Cruel Husband.

Oliver b. Lee today on the ground CT
cruelty. The wife was also given author
ity to resume her II alden name of Horne.
BERTHE S. Conrad was granted an ALSO
lutte divorce fro:n Jercr Ian II. Conrad Be-
cause OF his desertion of her Judge Hag-
ncr signed each decree,
The evening times., 1896-07-17
Immigration Statistics.

During tile last fiscal year 34a ,267 immi-.
grants arrived in the United States, of
whom zig 1855 Were males and 130, sol
females. TheIe were dcbarred 3,037 i'm
migrants, of whom 2 .01o wererpa upers and
776 contract laborers, others for miseel
Ianeous- FeasCpS.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
Mrs. Krau-e Made Executrix.

The late Louis Krause, by his will OF
April 1, 1891, filed for probate today
makes his wife his executrix, and gives her
his entire estate, after a beGuest of $500
each is made TO Lizzie Mercer and josephine
and John Krause, children of the deceased
The evening times., 1896-07-17
Personally yConductedTours to Niagara
Falls via Pennsylvania Railroad

The passenger department of the Penn
sylvahia Railroad announces series OF
personally conducted tours to Niagara
Falls. leaving Washington by special
tarin, 7:3O a. m. July %, August 6 and 20.
September and IT. Rate, $40. Tickets
goodfor ten days. jy12.6t-eod
The evening times., 1896-07-17

Mr. Curtis Gone to New York.
Assistant Secretary Curtis has gone To
New York, presumably i'll Connection with
the renewed export nf gold, TO ascertain
its proba bic extent in the near future.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Furnished by eymour Bros, bank
ers and brokers', members of New
York Stock Exchange. Washington
office, Rooms 3 and ia, sun building
J. A. Breen. Mu nager-
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RELIEF AND CURE.

Quickness of relief and permanency of
cure is insured by DR.. walkers treat
ment in all disorders of the brain and ner-
vous system Diseases OF the skin and
blood, catarrh. asthma, consumption, dys-
pepSia, malaria, rheumatism, neuralgia,
nemorrhoids, diseases OF women, loss of
vitality, sexual weakness. and all arfec-
tons OF the heart, liver, stomach kid
neys, bladder. bowels. or other organs.
nr Mnlker can be consulted
The evening times., 1896-07-17
Drawback ON Rum

The Treasury Department has granted a
drawback on exported rum. made from i'm
ported syrup, equal to the duty paid upon
the syrup.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
Washington stoox Excna nce.

Substituted States Electric Light, at
100: / at 100 Ianston Nonotype, 20 at 9.
after cail-Capitai Traction, % at o; 8 at
Go; ct s.; % ats.
The board will adjourn over Saturdays dur
no July August and September.
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Money TO In,nu

IN aDy sums desired ut lowest rites OF
interest. on real estate security. Tho Times
deal Estate Bureau.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
Mrs. Rows charges pesert,on,

Emma d. Roys began divorce pIo .cee-
ines against Frank D. Roys today and asked
permission to resume her maiden name OF
Mobley. She alleged desertion for periU-
of eight years.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

EARRy FRANK. cu..rate ticket broker
can be found at No. 4s5 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Reduced rates everywhere. tt.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

Of all the values in the stock
of bicyclist suits the golf pants
at S1.9S are best. Navy blue
serges and flannel and tan CO.
vert cloth are the materials. Any
of them are worth S. and SO.
The Cheviot Suits at S.. 9S and
$7.9S Suits are two extraordinary
values.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

Charles Ruoff's Widow Benefits.
The will OF the late Charles IT. Ruoff was
filed for probate today. The widow Carrie
L. Ruoff, is sole beneficiary aud executrix.
The paper bore date OF April ct, 1896
The evening times., 1896-07-17
The ,BetZ
Turk sI,- Russian tfDIelins) Mrtiicsted

.s's SIC Napor
u Bath
For NGme Use. ,Las:s II Lifeline, and
costs only So 90.
.Uig.yf
For the treatment of Rheumatism, X d
ney Troubles, Liver Complaint. Obrs ty,
Chronic Hcadbche. La Grippe. cod or
Pneumonia. srIuin;tl Eu.isSions, Impoten-
cy, Fcma Irregularities. Ius 'mnia Weak.
hess Skin ami Nervous Discasrs Itch,
Bright s Disca Y. Weak Heart. Piles. Syph.
Ills in ali 8 ages. pgaples, &e.
III fact. you wiz lhse Hot springs in
your hn.nc-jHst think of it-and 1t cost
of cents per bhthl
Drop MS i p9ntat and We will send you
one on trial and y rot al we claim for ir
return L.
The Anderson vapor Bath Co.,
(sccold fiotr Front Ron.ns
SIG Seventh Street Northwest.
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PERSONALLY

free of all cost, at his sanitarium, 1411
Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Wizards
Hotel, daily from 10 TO 5: Monday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Saturday evening,
Z to g; Sunday, 10 to IL.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
ELpHoSzo YorxGs Co.

ELPH0NZO OCNt;S Co.
Of all the things you eat
you want the butter to be
good-delicious-orthemeal
is ruined.
No need not to pay more
than
25c pound
for the Finest Elgin Cream
cry. That's our price-and
we can make it because we
control the ent re output of
our Elgin Creamery.
|. Elphonzo Youngs Co.,
M'lIoirsaic and Retail Grocers.
478 9th ST., b.t. D and e.
', clJsc at q Il. H., inc. u,iiug Saturdays.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

Everybody wants ct h i IL y
clothes. They are being more
worn every season. Ours are the
finest and most stylish, yet were
getting prices which are gen-
orally asked for the poor sorts.
81. .9S for Linen Crash Suits
worth $500.
S3.9S for Linen Crash Suits
worth 5000.
59c for finest White Duck
Pa1ts-worth 81. so.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

Carlisle's brief Outing.
Secretary Carlisle, wife and daughter and
grandchildren, left here last night for .
three day Us outing down the P Potornac riyeE.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

We cannot keep UP the Sl.9s
pants sale much longer for the
piles are getting low. Our hon
est advice is to come for them at
once. They're pants which sold
for s. to So.
The evening times., 1896-07-17
HECHT & COMPANY,
SIS Seventh Street.

You men had better get in Sat
urday if you want to take ad-
vantage of either of the two suit
sales.
The 81 suits are getting down
and the $40 ones are going al
most as rapidly. Doesn't take
long for news to spread, and
every buyer of one of the seven
or ten dollar suits has told his
friends and they're coming for
them, too.
The 81 Suits are suits which
were 50 to Sl4.
The $40 Suits are suits which
were SIS to $50
You can have them on easy
payments.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

We're liberal in The matter of
terms-you can make them to
suit your income.
The evening times., 1896-07-17

We're going to say 49c for
any mans Straw Hat in the
house-Saturday.
We're going to say 44c for
mems 81 Percale and Madras
Shirts-Saturday.
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AIiousinIgs. l,epubilea,, Rally.
Special lcorrpspo ndcncc.


r. HORTON. w. Va, Oct. Is. --on Tues
day. the Honorable Il, p. Rucker. .candl-
date for attorney, general, addressed the
voters at Harmon In the afternoon and
was with the people here Mt night Mr..
Martin Lane. ,nt Philadelphia, who Is
secretary and treasurer OF the Condon-
Lane Boom md Lumber Company,wu
made chairman OF the meeting, and de-
llvered q speech. In which he showed tho
follics of the Bryanltes In their; true
light. He also denounced In unmistak..
able terms that his company had dis
charged men because OF their poll tics.
The Demo have been using this as
campaign material. n His speech had the
true ring. The sincere and stralght-
forward way In which It was delivered
together8wlth the fact that Mr.. Lane is
a business man Of wide and successful
experience made his speech al 1tyote
catcher. i He closed by introducing 5E.SP.
lueker AS. our next attorney general.
Everybody knows what q speech from
this manEmeans. Every person In the
we'll filled hall heard and understood
every word he uttered, and when he
stopped talkinghe was urged to keep on.
but the lnteness Of the hour would not
permit. The meeting was a success In
every sense Of the word. n The weak
were made strong; III Wanderers were
brought back to the. fold, and the strong
were filed with new life and determine
fion l5l1iar F5fl FL gH yi9yIfr to- NE1til.A
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Mr.. Rnpp Rap. tbs popoorn,s.

To the Editor. of the Iatelllrenccr.
sIR:-The Democratic platform made
at Chicago opposes long terms in office
and the Democrats of Nicholas county
are contendng for all the terms they
can GET 1t Ia my opinion that no term
in Office inthe church or nation should
be more than four years. and II the peo-
pie would make n mistake and elect a
corrupt person to any office, Mt the end
OF four years7we could get rid OF him.
and elect some other person to take his
place. The second verse of the twenty
ninth chapter of Proverbs says that
when the righteous are In authority the
people rejoice: but when the wicked bear
rule the people mourn" And the thir-
teenth chapter OF Romans says: "Give
honor. to whom honor Is due" And II
any person does not deserve honor they
ought not to expect it. I have given the
temperance cause careful study for
more than twenty years and have de-
cidcd that good prOtection}tu our Ameri-
can homes is better than free trade or
part prohibition. When any party
leaves wine or strong drink for medical
scientific and sacramento purposes, II
is only n temperance party, and not n
prohibition party. and claim that good
protection IL better than part prohibit
tlon. ft WILLIAM J, RAEp.
Nicholas CHEW Va, Oct. II.
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Z The following Is the prayer OF an old
colored minister at Fairfax Court House,
Va, two days before Bryan came Into
Virginia: Y '}l's5.fl s5}
20. Lord, save the country from the
hands Of them who Is trying to bust It
up Give us plenty of work and good
money forit. so we can take care OF our
wives and children, and buy good bread
and meat and pay aforiit We want to
keep politics out of our churches and out
OF our prayer meetings. but we can't
help asking Thee to keep a lookout for
that poor miserable sinner, Bryan, Who
We hear, ID coming into this state hand
In hand with satan. We ask Thee don't
let him do no harm, forgive his sins that
he IL committing every day, and then
knock the stufiin' out Of him next No
yembern ~ -lis ~, l'f 4
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thing regarding his own record which he
han never vat explained in any 81 his
speeches, namely, how II Is that only
two and four years ago he was declaring
for lower prices, while this year he ID
preaching a doctrine which is dlametri-
cally opposite. &
Then he demanded a,iower cost OF llv..
Ing. now he demands d higher cost OF
living md declares that the working.
mans dollar buys too much. 1t may not
be undIgnl1ed fur q presidential candls,
date 10 open the record OF his opponent
but Il IS dishonest to mlsrepresent that
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aIr. Daer ana In , I,tri.,,r.

The REGISTER in replying to MIR. Henry
Baer's card. which 1t publishes Just over
the answer. exhibits u rare attempt Ia
,dIelude It's renders by sarblins q, per-
ton Of a sentence In The Democratic
platform Of 1892. Mr.. l,acr raised the
point that Thomas n. Grady, OF New
York, in his speech here, mIscons.rucd
the currency plank of the '92 platform,
when he made It read a declaration for
the free and unlimited COMA ge OF silver,
and he quoted tho plank entire to prove
that Mr.. Grady had been guilty or this
INSTRUMENTATION. In replying, the Reg
ister supports Mr.. Grady's action and3ls
probably thefonlyl Popocratlc paper in
tho country that would do so, 54
Y The plank Of 1892, as quoted by Mr..
Baer declares for the coinage Of both
gold and silver, without discriminating
against either metalor charge for mint
age, BUT THE DC LLAR UNIT OF
COINAGE OF 10th METALS MUST
Be OF aLINTRINSIc AND Ex-
CHANGEABLE VALUED BEAD
JUsTED THRoUG H sINTERNATIoN-
AL AGREEMENT" &C, and further
demands the maintainment of the par
lily Of the two metals, The Register,
with that declaration; lust above, quotes
onlyla part nf the sentence, stopping at
the word "m!ntagc.p and holds that MIR.
Grady was right. "a
II Mr., Grady was right, perhaps the
Register will inform us what 10 meant
by the qualifying clause. and why did
another clause in the plank demand the
repeal Of the Sherman act as u measure
fraught with danger? Also, why Is Ii
that the plank was denounced as a
"gold-bug plank" in the Chicago con-
ventlon by the sllverltes? The Demo.
cratic Platform OF 1892 was regarded,
and Is yet regarded by every one. as an
honest money plank, and the effort to
make At read otherwise by garbllng a
portion Of n sentence leaving out the
significant qualifying clause, Is about
the weakest thing our desperate Popo-
cratic friend and nclghbor has been
guilty Of yet. a
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! Mr.. Bryan ]. Unfair

II Mr. Bryan again showed himself the
dcmasosuc at potosky. Mich, Thurs
day. We quote from his speech:
Let nc rcnd you what Mr.. Mckinley
said on the 18th of May. 1890, II. will be
found In. the Congressional Record E,R
el1Whcn merchandise IL cheapest, men are
tho poorest, the most distressing expert
enccs In the history of ohrs coiintry--aye,
in nll human history-hnve been when
measured by gold, for everything was
labor.",:. ri; II ~ ! !.
Mr.. Bryan knew, but he did not ex-
plain to his audience, that Major Nc
lkinley was discussing the. benefits Of a
protective tariff when he uttered those
sentiments. and that he was combating
thc arguments Of the free traders in
Congress for cheaper prices. lInd Mr..
Bryan been frank he would have gone
farther into past records ana showed
TINT, In the ;Game speech from which he
quoted, Major Mckinley declared for a
policy; which would maintain protection
to American Industries ana keep IN the
standard of wages 10 american labor,
while at that time Mr.. Bryan ana his
associates were advocating lower5prlces
and lower wages. Il }, ,f,i
Nj Mr.. Mck inlc%l never denounced work.
,insmen. who asked for this protection Ia
order that n reduction OF their wages
might not take place, NJ 5..publlc5, beg
CARS" las Mr.. Bryan did. Mr.. Bryan.
while he Is quoting Mr. NfckinlSyao be-
Ing against "a low standard Of living.
might SO Tar enough 10 explain some
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silver would vote for protection. Now
IL Mr.. Brown wants 10 get votes from
the farmers In this county he must tell
tis the difference between free silver and
free wool. And he must convince US
that we gain some advantage by voting
for free silver We have not forgotten
the promise made ls four years Igo.
that IL we would vote for free trade our
wool would advance from 50 cents 70 50
cents. !. VOTER.
wormelsdorf, w. Va, oct. L.
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"Junlorn o,,ysn Ditch.

. SlR:-Wiliiam c.. Brown, candidate
FOR Congress-. was here to-1ay and talk
( NC, 70 u few Democrats, and II lot OF Re-
jnuplicans.S llislspccch was n mixture.
Iiip tried; at first to6advocnte free silver
sbyitelllngfus the. same old story sof the
great crime committed ini73 by, the. Res
publlcans. hut failed to tcll.uR how FREQ
Ycrswould help us farmers. lie said
That free trade might have Ind some:
thlng 10 90. VIII. the low price OF wool.
last year. but no was not discussing tho
issue Of the dnytthnt jtt!wonld be differ
ent. y great manyswhos@ tre3f FOR free
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OCTOBER ODDITIES,

Mother-It shocks me awfully to think
you took the penny. Remember It Is az
much q sin to steal q penny as a dollar.
Now, how do you feel, Willy? :.
Wllly-Like a chump. There was a
dollar right alongside the penny.-Puck.
Minister-You say you knew that I
was coming, my little MANI Now, how
did you know? ai;ii5 VII
Tommic-'Cause ma told me II. I ast
for more than one piece Of cake at the
table she'd pound the blame liver out
of me to-nIght-Cleveland Leader.
Richard-How are you and Miss
Smarte getting along. Docs she smile
upon your suit? "a x ~! z
Robert-Sm.ie upon It! She actually
laughs at it.-Boston Transcript. 5IliS
'Taln't the man that shouts the loud
es' an longes'," said Uncle Eben. dat
hab de bes' Of de argument. Err bass
drum keeps talkin by de hour. but a
musket only speaks ."-Washingto
Star q q
Fall Openings-Amiable Stranger Con
the train)-Well, how's business opening
up this fall? &: :,
81 Young Surgeon-Fa irly well with me,
thank you: three operations for Appendix
cltis last week.-Detrolt Tribune.
Deacon Drybones enthusiastically
Does not this congregational singing
stir you up? g ~
Professor Note Ia musIcIan)-Stir me
up! Indeed 1t does. Makes me swear.
New York Weekly. - at
Mr.. Dashley (reading the paper)-
Hello! John Grundy's wife Is dead. q.
Mrs. Dashley-You don't mean It. I'm
awful sorry. Well have to send some
flowers, won't we. and I was just hoping
TO get enough ahead to get a new: hat
next week.--Cleveland Leader. > Z. q
Colonel Carter. OF Kentucky, is a re-
markably well preserved old gentle
man." said one young woman. ~
Yes replied Miss Cayenne: .'he re-
minds me of . branded peach" Wash
ington Star.
Physician (traveling out west)-Yes. ]
have been practicing physician for 81
years.
"a Butte Bltters enthusiastically
Shake. old man, shake. It's many q
man I've sent to his last accounts toe. =
Puck. Il. ysN
E"I wouldn't be in Jim Thompson's
shoes Just now"
3l"Why not % tsIt549
"He left them in the cellar last Mon.
| day night, and they dumped four tons OF
coal on 'em before Jim was up."-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer. (. 4; \.
THAT fellows always running, actors
down. Sc ~. e
IA dramatic critic?"
mo, an engineer on a freight train
New York Town Topics.
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For rre.sid entlal Elec, ora.. I.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET,

IHA )
5i5 For Governor .g 4.
g. w. ATKINSON, 81
,isslss. OF Ohio county. FIX
For: Auditor. y
4. < NJ. LAFoLLETTE. Al
OF Taylor county. N. 4
For Treasurer,
llst3 NJ. A..KENDALI,, \! n
Of Wood county. \. "
For Attorney General Y
y e. P. RuCKER. 4
I; Z Of Mcdowell! county. ~
For Superintendent OF Schools.
J. R. TRoTTER.
g Of Upshur county.
i.i For Judge OF Court Of Appeals
H. C.sMcWHoRTER,
Of Kanawha county.
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tine1 His statementla on a par with the
dsclaratio that ON his trip he found the
railroad men and commercial travellers
almos. solidly for Bryan. an assertion
which everybody knows to be untrue.
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O.RDER OF PUBLICATION.

5nRDER OF PUBLICATION 4;!
The sue ., West Virginia, Ohio
County, ss.a a.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County
West Virginia. October! Rules, 1895.
sumpsit with Attachment.
The object or this suit is to recover by
judsment-.Sf the circuit. court Of Ohio
county aforesaid, -inAwhichH the sud suit
Is pending. in favor OF the pla!ntin,
Charles Ray, against the defendant:
and eight dollars and fifty cents (s'CS 5g.
and interest thereon from the second day
of September, 1896, until payment, being
the amount due. from him to the sad
plaintiff, Eharles Ray. for board and cloth
ieSdant CHARLES Roia f for his infant child,
of the saiH Charles Rolf In the following
suescribcA real property situated in tho
city OF heclins.$ In Ohio county, afore..
said, that is to say. the north one-haie-
of lot number two (2), In square number
ten 90, In Sprigg &: Ritchle's S. W. add
?t!on No.. A 10 the city Of Wheeling, 'front.'
Ing 90 feee2on the east side OF Chapl!na
angles to shid street one hundred feet.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit filed
in said cause, ut these rules. that the de-
PENDANT. Charles IiolH.e Is not resident
OF the stnteAof West Virginia, and he not
having been served with process In. said
suit, on motion OF the plaintiff. BY his
attorney, Sthis order OF publication Is en-.
tered against him, and 1t Is ordered that
the said {detenGan Mt, above named, be and
Is requirea to appear within one month
after thoEdate of tho first publication OF
this ordeEnnd do what Is necessary 10 pro;
Gtcct his interests 8 1t Is further ordered
that this order be published and posted!
as.requtrcd by law. 81 554
WitnesssJchn gWalton. Clerk of. our said
court, ;;it5 Tie teoart house OF said county.
this 7thSthF OF October, 1886, yto-wit; octo-
Der, rulss $50 hi z .-5}
:-SaSse, j. Ohm: WALTON. Clerk: (.
puhltaapd the first time, October ~. iS'S.
AttnsstSs J Ohm WALTON Clerk. Z
~ AfISG&RTlN, ! :, ~ sJj {:
W. All orEcy for Plaintiff. u y ocl0.s