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The times., 1897-05-16
THE ENGINEER sHARpsHoorERs.
The Company's Quarters Handsome
ly Decorated by Lady Friends

At a recent meeting OF Company A, En-
gipeer Battalion, the following gentlemen
were elected to membership: j. NJ. Har-
rison, Robert Davidson, M. f. HOl'urdn
and p. l.. Bush.
The rooms of this company have teen
handsomely decorated with bunting, Tags,
pictures and other devices suggestive or
appropriate to the special military work
of the company. The lady friends OF the
members are responsible for the pleasant
change in the appearance OF the complny
quarters. The work was in charge of
Mrs. and Miss Farrow, Mrs. Alberto, MIs.
HutterIy, Mrs Scott, Mrs Buell., Mrs. Tom
Enson and others.
The civic name adopted by the company
is Engineer sharpshooters,' and the
scores made by the members at rifle prac-
tice during the gallery season just closed
indicates that the name was we'll chosen,
for the record OF each man runs far above
the military requirement OF so per cent
for sharpshonters. The following is the
total score of each OF the thirty-eight men
In the company, beisg two strings ~ five
or ten shots at each distance, 200, 800,
500 and 500 yards, viz:
Capt. Tomlinson, 200; Corporal Carleton,
200: Corporal Albertie, 200; Private Buell.,
600; Private Leizear, 200; Private viii
hams, 195; Lieut.. Harvey, 195; Sergt.
Garrison. 1e5; Private FarTow, 195, Pri-
vate Lines, 1914; Private Massle, 1913;
Sergt Dickey, 1872; Private 5. /. Scott,
1872; Private H. Beckett, 192; Private
wilmeth, 1871 p rivate w. II Beckett, 131:
Private Stambaugh, 1e1, Sergt McLaugh-
lin. 191. Private Davidson, 191; Private
Pollard, 1S9; Private Harrison, 1S9; Lieut..
Hutterly, 1S9; Private Bush, 1S9; Private
E W. Scott, 1ss, SeTgt. Stewart, 1877;
Private Harley, 1S7; Private Shepherd,
1S7; Private Cook, 1S7; Sergt. Smythe,
1S6; Corporal Wetherald, 1o5; Private
Morgan, 1S4; Private Sch afhirr, 1873;
Private Berg. 1S2; Sergt. Appleby, 1872;
Private Hill. ISL; Private Rollins, ISL;
Private HoIloran, ISL; Private Russell,
ISL. Total, 1920.
It will be observed that five members
made 100 per cent, while the low ,st
scores in the company are over go per cent.
The above scores give the company the high
average Of 90 points per man out Of POS
sibIe eco, or an average OF 80 per cent per
man for the entire company.
The times., 1897-05-16
WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS.
Board of Medical Officers TO Meet
at West Point.

Ut w esl
The following orders have been issued by
che War Department:
Leave Of absence for four months, TO take
effect in May, 1897, is granted Capt. Ste
pnen Hake;, Sixth Infantry.
A board Of medical officers, TO consist Of
Major Valery Havard, surgeon; Major Geo.
II. Torney, surgeon, and Capt. Leonard
Wood, assistant surgeon, is appointed to
meet at West Point, N. Y, June /, 1897,
or as soon thereafter as practicable, for
the physical examination of the cadets of
the graduating class at the United States
Military Academy and such other cadets
and candidates for admission thereto as
may be ordered before it.
The following transfers are made In the
Tenth Cavalry:
First Lieut.. John B. Mcdonald, from
Troop F to Troop L.
First Lieut. William E. Shipp, from Troop
L to Troop f.
First Lieut. Joseph NJ t Particle, Fifth
Infantry, is detailed to attend the en-
campment of the Illinois National Guard,
commencing In July, 1897 He viii
proceed at the proper time, to the place Of
encamprnent and report to the governor
of Illinois for this service.
Leave of absence for four months, TO Ia kc
effect September /, 1897, is granted Sec
ord Lieut. John F. Stephens, Tenth In
fantry
Leaveof absence for two months, TO ia Ike
effect on or about June 1, 1897, is granted
Second Lieut. Andrew E. Williams, Third
Cavalry.
The times., 1897-05-16
~ Tisae6
City Brevities.

Johu Norman, colored boy, was yes
terday committed to the Government Hos
pital for the Insane, upon the application
of Sanitary Officer Frank
But one building permit was issued
yesterday to Jane H Moran, to build
brick dwelling, two stories, No AZ New
York avenue northwest. Cost So, 500.
The will of Rebecca S. Marshall was
filed for probate yesterday. 1t was
dated November "a, s96, and Lille
Marshall, daughter, is made sole heir
and named as executrix
Lacy's pure food ice cream, 9oc. per gal
lon: water ices 601-603 n. Y. ave. NV.
The Commissioners yesterday ordered
the tax sale. April IL, 893, Of part of
lot &, square S76, in the name of the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, hay-
ing been enormously made, TO be de-
clared void, and the purchase money,
with interest at 6 per cent per annUm,
to be returned to the holder OF the GER
tRicate, ]. s. Swormstedt, and said GER
tificate Cancelled.
Tie viDosity of Chr Xander's Virginia
Summer Clarets (75c and 81 per quarts }
Is not destroyed by double or triple
water addition. 9o9 Seventh street. 1t
The times., 1897-05-16

the interest Of the iadiesiin the game.
~ am informed that assladies' club is
now being formed In Philadelphia.
I'm New York we have the Homo and
Country Club, and in Brooklyn, the Brook
lyn Heights Sociable Club, both OF which
ere composed OF lad y chess piay yers.
Mr.. Pillsbury said, ,ain referring to the
coming cable Chess match with the House
or Commons, that it has already aroused
greatdeal ofinterestinthegame through
out the country. Lam quite sure, he
added, that chess is becoming daily more
and more popular. In this respect the
proposed game has awakened IN interest
somewhat similar to that maintained in
France by the famousCafe de la Regence, in
Paris. 1t was here that Louis Bonaparte,
when lieutenant of artIlley, pla yed, and
every chess pla yer that visits Paris
naturally seeks to play on the original
board that was used by him, and which is
there exhibited. The cafe is visited by
large crowds, and any afternoon after
$3.50 o'clock, aged Theodore Tilton, the
famous journalist, is regularly seen deeply
interested in the game"
a we'll known Congressman, whose name
has been mentioned quite prominently In
said that 1T will probably be postponed until
later date. Representative Pearson, who
has the matter iii charge, has been on a visit
to his home In Ashville, N. c., during he
past week, and has not returned as yet, 10
nothing definite liz regard to the final de-
tails has been arranged. The match IN set
for tomorrow, but the chess players Of the
House are stfll at sea in regard 10 the
names of the players that Will constitute
the team.
Those " no viii be selected Will likely be
some OF the following: Mr.. Shafroth, of
Colorado; Mr. Handy, of Delaware: Mr. Pear
son, OF North Carolina, Mr. Bodine, OF
Missouri, Mr. DeArmond, of Missouri Mr..
swanson, of Virginia and Gen. Wheeler. of
Alabama. Other good players are Gen.
Henderson, and Messrs. Foote. Shannon, and
Bennett. Of New York.
It is stated on good authority that the
team will be Messrs. Shafroth, Handy,
Pearson, and Bodine.
1t is also said that many Of the chess
players of the House of Representatives
are unwilling to manifest an interest In
the game, as IL may be greatly to their
disadvantage in the judgment OF their
constituencies at future elections. The
game, if postponed, VIII be played on a
day when the House is hot in session.
The times., 1897-05-16
Navy Department Orders.

Orders have been issued by the Navy
Department as follows: Naval Constructor
L. Banksop, detached from the Michigan
and on one months leave; Lieut. T. b.
Howard, ordered to the Concord; Lieut. H.
osterhaus, ordered to course at the war
college, June l. Lieut. Commander R. c.
Davenport, detached from the hydro
graphic office and assigned TO the Bureau
OF Navigation; Ensign l. S. Thompson, de-
tached from the Alliance and ordered to
o course at the war college, June /.
The times., 1897-05-16
Tbefts Reportcd to the Police.

Mary V Bowers, visitor from Gera ds-
town, w. Va, reported to Inspector 1iol-
linberger yesterday that while she was
In Bon Marche yesterday afternoon ner
pocket was picked, or she lost her purse
containing $50, silver collar button,
gold stud and railroad ticket.
A Victor clock was stolen from the mouse
OF G. W Powers, No. 937 Ninth street
northwest; pair OF pants from Wallace
Young, No. 311 Sixth street north west;
set of bicycle tools from John J Hamilton,
No. 512 f street northwest, and "a brick
hod from Thomas Nickens, No. 4 Ding
man place.
The times., 1897-05-16

avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, last December.
The companies sued were the Reading
Fire Insurance Company, of Reading, Pa,
81 900; Westchester Fire Insurance Com
pany, OF New York, $1,000, and the Paia-
tine Insurance Company, Limited, of Man
chester, England, $4,000. william F.
Mattingly and Leon Tobriner represent the
plaintiff
The times., 1897-05-16
Free to RaId Heads.

We win mail on application, free inform
alton how to grow hair upon q bald head,
stop falling bair and remove scalp diseases.
Address Aitenheim Medical Dispensary,
Dept. @. D., Rox 779, Cincinnati, Ohio
ap l,1S,25,my2, lie, % ,30-8t
The times., 1897-05-16
Robinson & Cherry Co.
1900, 1902 and 1904 St. N. w.

Ridpath. of Paris, and a German player
OF Berlin, whose name is said to be
known to Herr Emmanuel Lasker.
The tournament promises TO be grand
success, and will do much to increase
The times., 1897-05-16
Second burning of GNskiIl,s Home.

Second Burning of GSskili's Home.
The police are looking for the firebugs
who burned to the ground th';new houseof
Mr L. d Gaskill at Cayitol View, on
Thursday night. This is the second time
since November that Mr.. Gaskilrs home
has been burned, and it is evidently the
work of enemies. The building destroyed
THURSDAY night was valued at 50 600.
The times., 1897-05-16
CLAIMS FOR FIRE INSURANCE.
The Jnlius Lansburgh Company
Enters Three Suits.

Three more suits were filed at the clerks
office yesterday, with the Julius Lanshurgh
Furniture and Carpet Company as plain
tiff, involving insurance claimed to be due
as result of the fire, which destroyed
their stock, In the Rink, on New York
The times., 1897-05-16
CHAMPION P|[LsbURY HERE
Chess Player Comes to Coach the
Congressional Team.
CABLE GAME WITH BRIT0NS

Scheduled for Tomorrow, But May
Be Postponed-Probab Make-Up
of the American am-PiIlsburyr
Interest in the Woman's Interna-
tional Chess Tournament.
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EHE BROWN FAMILY REUNION ASSOCIATION.

pe'o" we publish copy Of the invitations programme
'hcefs, etc, Of the Brown Family Reunion Association as
~ " tnS once and sent out by the Secretary the diff
ereht Hms composing the Association The matter was
printed on heavy tinted paper on the first second and
pages ana makcsa pretty and elaborate programme
ne English OF the Latin quotations is very appropriate Tho
' means ENJOY the present day; the opportunity
Inc second the motto of Maryland aud means Grow OF
Increase and IN tplg."
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Isl Day Of September, 1877,
CoMMISsIONER's SALE
Edmund Albright
vs.. Equity.
Joseph L. SiSler Of n

by virtue of decree of the circuit court Of
Preston county West Virginia, rendered i'm the
anoye enutlc! chaucery cause, the undersigned
special commissioner, viii, ON
Wednesday, September Ist, 1897,
at the front door OF the court house Of said
county. offer az public sale TO the highest bidder
the following real estate
Seuc7 Hundred Acres Of Land
in Portland district OF said county. adj ioinin,
lands of Alfred Kelly. ". T.. Teets and others
and being the Oseph s. Sisler farm This h
one OF tho most dc'irablc properties in the
county. Ia high state of cultivation, with ok
celient dwelling, house barn, outbuilding5
orchard, etc and IS the same land conveyed 10
Joseph 5 SiSler by John a. Friend and wife. bv
deeq dated December 10th, 1890, OF record in
Book 20. page 337
=, TERMS or SALE Enough cash in hand to pay
the costs OF this suit and the expenses OF said
sale. and the residue In three equal payments.
IN one two and three years, the purchaser ex-
ccutng FOR the deferred payments Interest
bear'ns notes with good security.
P.J. CROGAE, Special Commissioner
bond with security has been given by the
above named special commissioner, as pro
Nided I'M the decree of sale
SoW 1t s. J.W. WATSON. Clerk.
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N Office TO I lEN IT oLDERs-

Toa persons holding liens by judgment or
otherwise. Ou the real estate or any mart there.
~ oil n r.. Powell
Ia pursuance Of q decree. OF the { irctit C'lurf
OF Preston county, made in cause therein
pending. to subject The real estate OF the said
" 4. Powell. % the satisfaction Of the liens
thereon you are hereby required to present IN
claims held los You and each Of YOU against the
said NJ. IT. Powell. which are liens on his real
az my Office boa Kiugw5o1. Preston county
West Virginia. on or before the aOth day Of
September, "A. D., 1897
Given under my hand this 21tb dav Of An
gvst, A. d., 1897.
S2G-g7- $3.50 Cnmmissiouer
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judicial Sale
OF A
VALUABLE VALLEY DISTRICT Farm.


WIN G. Brown
VIM II. Meucar Ct AL
BY vlrtuc Of decree entered bv the Judo, ~
0i the CIRCUIT court OF Preston county on tho
10th day Of July. 1897. On the above .tvied caueo
the undersigned special commits iouer viii mi
the front door of the courthouse on Preston
county, in kingwood, West va, on tho
10Th day If September, 1927,
the sam @ being court day for said comfy
otcrior salo the following described real estate.
$50 !he surface Of tracts Nos 4. and as
stitutes The horne farm OF the defendant. viii
Uam a. MCuCar, situated near Poed4yiIic o.,
ALLEY district Preston county, in tho fcrjiie
valley Of bcckcr's creek.
CONTAINING 232 ACRES.
upon which is fine brick house and comfort
aJlc htdbiC. Outhuildinrs. and several good
orchards said farm is mostly cleared 1ul il
is under good state VI ouifivation and H. vol
located with regard 90 schools and cburrhe4
la.s farm is vol wat cred with flowing ..frvl
H"t lurn i-h. splendid opportunity for home
Doc country 700 Gao alIuyial ,aUr. of Ucotor-s
creek should Che highest bid for fle smiace
AGAINST said land fne eaid co."'. '..,
Ciler Tor sale the FOREGOING tracts iu f.e.
$3.50 iho zee iu cert 1iu tract OF one aero and
81 polls adjacent to ina foregoing lands known
mi .i3icI report as So.
IE.Es ~ .Ata Tls term. of tHe .1I. are
VIt lNTd nl he pttois8-. rolt. 'l Dol. .. f.. ...l
iN ..lN 20 lne comWi- TONER uu tho 1ay ~ .lIr
and iIc re Iduu upon credit of ono nnf fs.
years. ono purchaser executing notes wtl nr.
PROVED crIrily therefore h.prire interest.
Bond and security has boon r.r-n FL ti'a .,lf
a... l.i .t ,g9ar' 10 go above styled cause
""" 'tt-t'D J H WArfos. C.otk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
VIM. A. Loraw's adm'x
VIM. a. Loraw's neIrs ct al. !

VIM \. LOraw's Heirs ct al.
By virtue Of a decree Of tho cIrcui, oourt ~
Preston county. West Virginia, rendered I'm the
above entitled cnanccry cause, the undersigned
special commissioner, will. ON
Thursday, September 2nd, 1897,
at the front door OF the courthouse of said
desc ibcd real estate:
Al hat portion Of the farm of VIM. and
itlFlra Loraw, which In this suit appointed to
the decedent, William Lorav' = heirs situate i'm
Grant district OF said county, aud containing
Seventy One and One Half AcreS.
TRIMS OF SALE: Enough cash i'm hand 10 nav
The costs OF suit and EXPENSES OF said sale and
inc residue iH q IL and Is months, the purchaser
executing for the deferred PAYMENTS Interest
bearing notes with good security
=. d. iROuAF. Special Commissioner.
Bpnd WIN security has been given by the
above named commissioner IN said suit as re
CURED by the decree therein.
e59' 4t $50 >. ". WATSON. Clerk.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
WEST KlNGW00D PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of decree Of the circuit court OF
Preston county. rendered ON the 9Th day OF
July, 1877, IN the chanccry cause Of Louisa Z .
Dunn vs.. M0rgery Squires 81 al. the undcrsigll-
ed special commissioner Will, ON the
ISL Day Of September, 1897,
the san 9 being court day for said county. at
the 'front.' door OF the courthouse, I'm Kirgyyood
w Va, ofer for sale TO the highest responsible
BIDDER. tho real estate Ia tie bill and proceed
ings Of said cause mentioned. consisting of Il
small house and lot situate in " est Kingyvood.
ne mouse u comparatively new and there rs n
oDie nome Tor some person Of INC deruto means.
Terms or SALE Sufficient cash i'm hand To-
pay The costs of suit and proper charges OF sale
ana the residue upon credit of g. and f2
months. the purchaser to execute Interest bear
deferred payments.
=, HENnY CLAY HYDE, Special Commissioner.
Bono and security has been given by the said
special commissioning iu the above STYLED c,,nsC
as required by law. Iestc:
800, sc $3.50 j. w. WATsoE Clcrb
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
George Deaker's adm's
". Eouitv
Harmon Griescr ct al.

BYvirtue OF decree OF the circuit court Of
above entitled chancery cause the urders.g ned
special missioner, will offer NJ public auc-
county on
Wednesday,, September Ist, 1897,
the following described real estate:
THE HARMON GRtESER FARM-OF so ACRES
situate near lIowcsville, ia Kingwood district
Of said county; this farm is cultivated has ~
dwelling house and othor out buildings, and Is
Wen located, convenient To market. schools and
churches. N
iEisMs or SALE Enough ca sh I'm hand 10 nav
inc costs Of sale and the residue upon n credit
OF q, ~ and 10 months the purcha Scr cxect,fin y,
Tor the deferred payments, interests bearing
notes with good security.
Bond with security has heeu Given I'm tbo
above cause. az required by the decree therein.
OF me above named commissioner
% % It 800 j. W M ATso> Clorl,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Mary A. Wayne
M Va. Equity.

VIM. 5. Simpson ct AL
ny yirture OF a decree rendered IN tho above
entitled chancery cause 10y the circuit court 81
Preston county Wcst Virginia. the undersigned
Special Commissioner, will offer at public auc.
ton at the front door OF the court-house OF said
county the Following described real estate, on
Thursday, September 2nd, 1897.
The lands recently owned bv the late william
). simpson, situate in Reno district OF said
simpson 70 Lewis W. Price, by deed of record
IN the Office of the clerk Of the county court of
tanning about ~ acres
TERMS OF SALE: Enough cash in hand ~ pay
costs OF suit and expenses of sale and the resi-
due upon a credit OF g. ~ and * months. the
purchaser executing for the deferred pavments
interest bearing notes, With GOOD security
i. }. CRooAH. Special Commissioners
Bond with security has been given bv the
above named special commissioner I'm The
ABOVE styled cause, as required by decree
Jhereln. j. W. WATSON, Clerk
(S b "a At 81
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
8 2G-g7 ~ ssa
Patrick Higgins admir-

r,-,,, ". Equity.
Patrick Higgins heirs 81 al.
ny virtue Of decree rendered in the above
entitled chaneery cause. IN the circuit court
oi Preston county, " est Virginia. the under
signed special commissioner viii offer at public
auction, at the front door OF the court house OF
said county on
Wednesday, September Ist, 1897,
the following described real estate situate In
Reno district OF said county
THE PATRICK HIGGINS LAND-o3 ACRES.
above the town OF Rowesburr
the costs Of suit and expenses OF saie and Tho
residue uDon credit Of O. - and IS months the
purchaser executing for the deferred payments,
interest hearing notes with good security
- CRoGAS, Special Commissioner.
Bond with security, as required by the decree
IN the above STYLED cause. has been given NV
the above named commissioner.
NoW 10 SGD w. WATSON, Clerk
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commissioners Sale
OF
A VALU ABLE FARM

By virtue of a decree OF tho circuit court Of
Preston cpurtv. West Virginia ron red in TIE.
chducery cause 81 Nathan A. Niiron vs. H. D.
"Otitng 81 al, ON the OH day Of July isg. tii,
undersigned special commissioner will, on the
Ist Day Of September, 1897,
the same'heng q court day for said county. az
the front door Of the court -huuse in Kingvoo6
"; Va, oler FOR sale TO the highest responsible
bidder, the real estate In the D III aud proceed
ihgs I'm said cause mentioned, consisting 81 a
tract OF land containing about -- acres. . his
J a good farm. In a good state of cultivation
orchard.
Terms or SALE: Sufficient cash Ga hand 70 pay
the costs OF suit and expenses Of sale and prop
CT chhrges OF sa q, and the residue upon a credit
OF o. ~ ana X months, the purchaser to execute
Interest bearing notes with good personal Sc
curity FOR the deferred payments
HESHr CLAY ilYDE, : ecui Commissioner.
hon1 ANA security has been given by the said
spee 81 commissiuner, ga the above sty cd cause
as required by law. Teste
% ) ~ 40 - 81 D. M Vs. ,rsov CLERK
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SeUc1 Hundred Acres OF Land
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Simon Matthews admir-
Simon Matthew's heirs et at

Simon matthew's admir-
Euuitv
Simon Matthew'S heirs ct at
By virtue Of decree of the circuit court of
Preston county, rendered in the above enijtIed
ciancery cause, the undersigned special com
missioner, will, on
Wednesday, September ISt, 1897.
at the trent door Of the court house Of said
county, offer Ht public sale TO the highest bid
der, the following real estate
THE SIMON MATTHEW FARM
in Reno district Of said county, situate on the
waters Of Little Buffalo Creek, adjoining the
lands OF Horchler and others. and containing
about 2 3 ACRES.
In making this sale, the said special commits
sioner will first Offer that portion Of the said
2l3 acres. remaining after the sale of fifty acres
portion thei eOf, by Simon Matthews, TO his son
isaac X Matthews, and if the said remaining
portion 20 Wit, l3 acres, will bring sufficient 10
pay the debt and COSTS deCreed. NO more viii be
sold, otherwise the whole Of said 2i3 acres will
TERMS or SALE: Enough cash IN hand TO pay
the costs OF suit and expenses of sale, ana the
residue In g, IL and Is months, the purchaser ex
ecuDng for the deferred payments interest
bearing notes with good security.
T.. CROGAN. special Commissioner.
Bond with security has been given by tho
above named special commissioner, as provide cd
IN the decree in said cause.
go" 1t So j. w. wArsoN. Clerk.
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