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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-12
EASTERN DlSPATC HE'S.
Ey Overland Telegraph.
Especial TO II DAILY ENTIN Ell.
WASHINGTON.
Full Text of McCreery's Resolu-
ton Regarding the Electoral
Vote.
WASHINGTON.
rhe' era Joint R"ie Abrosnted.
Vote will be Declared.
WAsHlNaroN. Doc. 10.

WASHINGTON. Doc. 10.
The following is the full text of Me
Creery's important resolution which
has been adopted 10y the House judi
cary Commltteo and will lie probably
brought before the House for action
to-morrow or Tuesday:
WHEREAS, there are differences OF
opinion as to the proper mode Of
counting the electoral votes for Presi
dent, and Vice President, and
AS to the n for determining
questions that may arise as to
the legality and validity of returns
made of such votes by the several
States; and
WHEREAS, as il IL of the utmost inn
portance that all difference Of opinion
and all doubts and uncertainty upon
these questions should he removed, to
the end that votes may he counted and
the result declared by IA tribunal
whose authority none can question
and whose decision all will accept as
final; therefore, be it
ReSOiyed, That a committee Of seven
members Of the House be appointed
by the Speaker, tn act in conjunction
with n similar committee that may
be appointed by the Senate, to prepare
and report without delay. In the
meantime a select committee will pur-
sue an investigation in the Southern
States.
New YoRK, Dec. II.
A Tribune Washington special, in
relation to the counting of votes in the
Senate chamber, says: The Senate
having maintained by an overwhelrn-
ing majority, including the majority
of the Democratic Senators, that the
22d Joint rule is %abrogated, the pre-.
siding officer will rule that nothing ii
in order except to open the certificates
and count the votes. He will not per.
NIT any debate and entertain no mo
tons.
A Sensational starry from the New
York Times,
NEW YORK, Dec. IL.
The Times says: Another Hamburg
massacre To enforce the peace
protestations of Wade ilampton's De.
mocracy so much to be praised in
Northern journals for several days
past. Rumors have reached here
through Democratic sources OF a me-
gro conspiracy to kill all tho white
people in the vicinity OF Louisville,
on the Georgia side of Abbryville
in this State. This is \ violent section,
where the shotgun policy was ruth
lessly enforced IN the late canvass. A
gentleman just in from up-country
gives the following facts:
On Monday night, the 18th instant,
two white men are said to have been
fired upon from an ambush while GO
ing home from ADbeyville Court.
house TO Louisville. One was killed
and the other wounded. Tho latter
asserted that negroes fired the shots.
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MARRIED..

Mary Ross. DAo"n 70
Reno, December w. VI. Getcbeu % M;..
Sarah Jano Wcbber. +" N"Hs
Emma Keller. " miss
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BORN.

Gold Hill, Dccom bcr 5-Wife of C. r. Sn;,h
o daughter. '"'tn'
Hufaker's Station, Deeember w.t.
Circuit. a daughter. ""ooa a.
Elko. Decsmbsr u Wife Of s. G. Smith.
son. ma" N
Virginia. December 5-wifs of PAT. Quinn
daughter. S"'""'@
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The Wiggintom-Pacheco Contest.

- TT ~ y
Secretary OF State Beck has received
all the papers in the first step OF the
WiggintOn. Pacleco contest in the
Fou rth Congressional district, includ-
irg the returns of Monterey county,
corrected in accordance with the man
damus OF the District Court to CORE
spond with the original error in the
footing by the Supervisors. This gives
W,gginton one majority, but the See
rotary of State will not declare the
vote for a few days, to give Pacheco
time to take any legal step desired.
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DIED.

Battle Mountain, Nov. 29-Infapt daurb,.,
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Fraser. aged 3
months.
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An Xxi Interviewed.

expires" and as long as there is a trade
dollar in perspective.
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Inspecting the Theat.rs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
The proper authorities will make an
inspection of all places of public
amusement IN this city, with a special
view OF examining their facilities for
escape in case OF fire.
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NEW TO-DAY.
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rhc Committee On Privileges aud
lions.
The Situation In Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 10.
Members OF the supreme Conrt here
have been summoned and will arrive
tonight. 1t is understood If the Cir
cult Court decides to commit the Re.
turning Board Tor contem pit, All appeal
will be made at once to the Supreme
f'nirt
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsniNGroN. Friday March 3, 1870
A subcommittee on Public Buildings and Grounds.
consisting Mcssrs ung, Harrison and Plalsted ac-
COMMANDED BY Surgeon General Barnes, Capt Hayden.
Cner Engineer OF the wing Of the Capitol, and
Col Elisou Cnet Engineer Of tho House wing. made All
nspectlou today Of the heating and yenatin apIaTa
s ut tuc House. The found the condition or aalrs ia
me basement Of the Capitol exactly a. described IA tue
LITTER uubiisned IN THE TRIBUNE fe~ weeAs agU. cen
Barnes Capt Hay den ami Cob Ellison were requested oy
he Conmi.tee To prepe report as 10 tile SOudOn Ol
tue heating AN vcntiAting apparatus, aud 10 saDmt
scn sngg,rtous they nay d'ein necessary order "
curct s prrse timpeifcouOns Iht Sc trports are To
ue uiuie To the Committee on "Wednesday next
number OF naval constructors have signed letter or
circular addressed the Secretary Of the Navy request
ins him 70 Mr. varney on his present position
ON account OF the testimony which he recently gave
before M Wilhss Subcommittee On Construction end
K.p.lr in Ndyl Yards IL - not probable That h,I.
Vaiuey VIII ueposed before tue Comuit'ee makes i's
report.
The District Real Estate Pool investigation will be be-
gun tomorrow. To-day u sbpenae dUceS tecHn Was ls-
sued requiring the firm of KllDOurn lAta 10 furnish
the Committee with ali their books, papers, cleeAs
stubs &c. Mr.. kuOOu.n az once proceeded 20 romPJ
win o Wit, aud Is tO-ay having Ihe DOCKS, eIc fe
moved 10 the Capitol.
Senator Cameron viii offer amendnen 10 the Leis-
atiye bill when up for action III tie Senate, rc
ducig the salaries O congressman To Tho Ola rate ni *
n,,r Az Tor tue unio actually employed, Calcutta iOn
reveals fact tina, about @ldO60tO ANNUALLY Would "c
slyed ny rcsioraton Oi 20 uay and roast beei'
The President has approved the act of Consr,ss al
thorizg the President to present tho medal made for
William H. H. Nash To his widow, Mrs. L. J. Nash asO
tue act as an amendment TO the uct admitting COLORADO
10 tne UlOu on equal foouns ~iLh the rest vi the
SCdtcs,
The Baltimore Methodist annual Conference now IN
sosuon here elected to-day the Rev O. r. Newman, john
Lananan g. W. Cooper, aud t. 4. Morgan as deSHtes 70
u nieiilst Episcopal Churcu, 20 BE- held May lh Da-
timore. Iho Rov. Mm. r. Speaker ahu W. Downs we're
eiucted aterndtes.
An investigation is now going On by one Of tie Com
mitters OF tho House which Will certainly lead To
the expulsion OF IA Republican member OF that bOdJ
wltain the xt IMPROPER practices before Tie
Department.
The senate in executive session to-day confirmed the
nomination OF r. ~ Wallace United states Marshal for
hOutn Carolina
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
THE GUILTY SECRETARY.

TRIALS BY CONGRESS AND THE COURTS
IMPEACHMENT IN THE sENATE-THE PRksiDENi
DIRECTS TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO ACT ALSO ALSO
THE PosT-TRADERs TO BE CALLED TO WASH
rSeroN-THEIR ExACuONs AND PRoflls-
WHAT THE RESULT WILL BIZ IN NE"-AAAf-
SHIRE. v %,
The second step in the impeachment Oh MI Dei-
knap late Secretary of War, was taken IN Congress
Yesterday. Mir. Clymer and his Committee appeared
IN the Senate Chamber and there chargeo 'no
oornpt Cabinet Minister with high crimes
and misdemeanors, and demanded tha'
order be taken for his trial. Mr.. Ferry, President
nro tem replied that the order would be duly taken
A Committee of the Senate was afterward appoin'eu
N take proper steps in the matter three-hours
Cabinet meeting was held during the day. at "ihcn
tbo President directed criminal actions to be begun
against Mr.. Belknap Mr.. Marsh and all the other
eonspirators. The names of several gentlemen were
proposed for the succession to the War Department.
bnt NO action was taken. The Judiciary Committee
consideration the subject Of articles OF i'm
neacbment but did not finish drawing up the articles
Mr. Clvmer's Committee intends to send for oil the
most traders and numerous army officers, and
draw ont the whole story Of this corruption IN the
,ale Of appointments. Gen. BabcOck Is now to re-
tire from the White House.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
Mr.. CLYMEws DELICATE POSITION.


WAsuIgGrr " March 3-Mr Clymer, Chairman OF
the Committee on Expenditures OF the War Depart
ment, has been severely criticised by some OF MS
partv friends for the reluctance with which he ap
peared TO enter upon the investigation OF the sale OF
post-traderships. In explanation of any such appa-
rent reluctance, il should be renempeIed
that Mr. Clymer and Gen. Belknap were
old college friends, having spent several
years together at Princeton. Since that time theI
acquaintance and friendship has been continued ana
MrClymer has always had implicit faith in Cen Bel
knap's honesty and uprightness In speaking oi the
memory of their college days, Mr.. Cymer describes
Gen. Belknap as having been fayorlte OF all HIS
classmates and acquaintance, young man OF very
fine presence, and exceedingly great promise MI
Clymer had watched him during all the
wears since graduation and had tet
Lind of pride in his successes and
promotion. During the last Congress the iallicS
~ Mr.. Clymer and Secretary Beknap were quite
intimate, and it would not be strange II the FORMER
NJ first refused TO believe the stories which were told
obont thc latter. The duty which Mr.. Clymer had
IN perforln Yesterday and to-day was, under the
circumstance. a most painful one but II was one
winch could not be ayOled. Attention has bceh
called 70 the fact that yesterday, for the hrst the
in the history of Congress, the Committee on Tue
Fxnenditures of the War Department made report
10 the House.
The Captol was fun OF rumors to-day that
astounding revelations regarding the Official conduct
of Secretary Robeson to follow close upon inc
impeacbment of Secretary Belknap. Careiul III
ouiries among members Of the Committee ON NaVai
Affairs. and also the Committee on Expond lures III
the Navy Department, failed to confirm these re-
ports. The first of these committees. IN ITS inV'su
cations. has found many things that are Irregular
great extravaganccs disregard of law, etc. but u IN
not believed that they have yet discovered any
thing like direct corruption or bribery OF the seere
tary Of the Navy himself.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
THIRD-CLASS POSTAGE.
THE NEW BILL BY MIR. HAMLIN-GENERAL CHEAP
ENING OF RATES.

IHE NEW BILL BY NIX. bAhliN-hiNEhNb NhA%N
ENING OF RATES
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The bill introduced
to-day by senator Hamn, liking the rate of postage 0n
thrda mail matter aud for other purposes proposes
for oil thrdeass mail the following rates of post
age graduated according TO distance, namely; For dis
tances not exceeding two miles, one cent for each TWO
ounces or fractional part hereo for distances between
800 and 500 miles, two cents for distances between 500
and 800 miles three cents, and for each additional
900 miles one additional for each two ounces OF
fractional part thereof. special nate Is however
trop,ssed for transient newspapers and magazines
namely, one cent FOR every two ounces or
fractional part thereof for any distance not eA-
ceoedIng 900 miles, but for any greater distance
double this rate Is to be be paid. The bill a-
so provides that all occasional publc ona prices cur
rent catalogues ANIMALS, and all regular pubca-
tons devoted primarily 20 advertising purposes, or for
FREQ circulation nominal substitution rates shall here
after be considered and charged thiIdclass mail mat
ter other provisions autho ze the writing Of brief
form Of presentation brief description upon books
aud magazine any other articles mailed KS thifdclass
matter, and allow nsulicicnuy prepaid matter to be
carried TO its destination In where there has NOT
been an evident intention 10 underpay the full amount
provided that double the deficiency shall he collected ut
the o er end When the sender s known, however, ho
is to notified and required 20 make iu prepayment
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
STRAY NOTES OF THE SCANDAL.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TEihuSE'l


w.suryGroN. March 3.-The Judiciary Commit
tee at its meeting this morning began the prepara-
ton of articles of Impeachment Of ex-Secrctary Bet
khan n. il was directed to do by vote of the House
vcs,erdav. Although this duty ia very simple one
since the Committee is not only guided but hmited
no ,l, evidence submitted tO 1t, the charges ana
snect6cations were not fully drawn up To-
day. They will be completed and adopted
AT the meeting tomorrow, anu WIZ oo
rrcseuted 10 the House on Monday. 1t Is proba-
hle that prompt action will be taken in tho matter
hv both the House and the Senate, and that the
tri,l Il there il one will DO speedy II Is under
stood to-day. however that Gen Bo.knap IL hkely
70 pead guilty. IN order to prevent inc htrouucloh
of testimony. This cannot prevent publclty' since
the proceedings Of the Committee are lkely 10 cover
the came ground m the testimony before ihe senate
would and that the Committee VIII certainly inaAo
public. n,
dent toward this case and that cannot be better IL
Ins,roted than by a remark in one of the kitchen or
cans. this morning, to the effect that the ea'ues'
fling about the whole matter was the base ingratl-
ID of MIR Belknap to Cen Grant. In other words.
GEN Grant and that section Of the party when no
represents IA more "indignanp on account OF the
,ninry which this disclosure brings upon tho party
aud the Disgrace il reflects tine Preident lah "1
the robbery of soldiers and emigrants that the sec
retary Of War might live in style like millionaire
An anecdote, authenticated by one OF tho lnoS'
nroninent members of tile House, shows more thah
ANYTHING that has occurred lately, phase III 'h'
character of Gen. Grant which is remarkaoIe-lo-
markable for stolidity, Indifference or SOIL
control. When Belknap called at the "h,'o
Houso Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, lne
Presdent had Oh his overcoat, aud had hs hat III HIS
hand. He was ready to go TO All artist Tor Sttllg'
Gen Beknap, greatly aloctcd, told such part OF MS
story as he vouchsafed to the President and hahue
the latter his resignation The President also showed
great feeling, but he took sheet OF paper
wrote upon it the acceptance Of the resgnau"h'
aligned it, folded it, and handed 1t to Mr.. Beknap'
who took it and departed. The President ut once
tool, his hat walked down the avenue to the stuoio
of the artist who painting his portrait and sat lor
nm hour and half while the artist Traced his features
and their expression on the canvass. The ar'St
saws he saw no difference in the Presidents looks or
actions, and the President himself since oxpresseu
surprised that anybody shOuld think otherwise; /;
and vet he has said since the Developments OF yes
terday that 10 event Of his administration bad over
whclmed him 30 much as the fail Of Mr. Bclknap ana
his wife,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
sEETIMFNT AT FORT SILL.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3.-9he Republican learns
from gentlemen Just IRON Port Sill that the develop
ments of yesterday win create no surprise out there
Everybody at the post has long time been cognzan
of tho Iact that the traders have been required to
send heavy monthly contributions East, ana
they were urged In order TO enforce monthly collections
frum their patrons the necessity for making these remit
tDces explaining that they required 10 pay for the
privileges they enjoyed Leo and Reynolds post traders
at Camp Supply make secret of tho fact that they
hold their franchise o. thing purchased, and at large
dRureh
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04

A SUBSCRIPTION FOR GEN. BABCOCK.
$4,000 TO EASE THE PRIVATE sECRETARYs RE-
uREMENT-HIs RESIGNATION NOW To BIZ Ac-
CEPTED-soME OF THE SUBSCRIBERS.
iBI TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNsl
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Gen. BabcocRs friends
in New-York. Philadelphia, and In this city have
undertaken to raise a fund of $4,000 to reimburse
him for the expense attending his late trial at
st. Louis. The subscription paper In
New-York is headed by Mr. seligman,
who agrees to pay $1,000. Among the
other subscribers in NewYork District-Attorney
Bliss, William A. Darling, Isaac II. Bailey Clinton
Wheeler and Darling a. GriswOld Senator Conk-
ling was consulted in regard to the matter, and Is
said to have favored raising tho money Tor Gen.
BabcOcks benefit, but warned those who are man
aging the affair that it must be postponed for the
present. Adoph Borie of Philadelphia has SUD-
scribed $1,000 to this fund, not all OF H.
however TO be paid at once Secretary
Chandler Of this city has subscribed $l'OOo'
Ii has finally been determined by the
President 10 dispense with the services OF Gen.
BabcOck in his private office and the resignation OK
the latter has either been already accepted or VIII
be very soon. The previous report. published IN
TnE TRIBUNE, of the Presidents determination to
remove Gen. Babcock was true at the time but after
Gen. Babcock's return to Washington, before the
exposure Of the Bolknap scandal, the President
changed his mind. II is not believed that he VIII
do SO again,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
BUFFALO OPPOSES THE DETROIT BRIDGE.

BUFFALO, March 3.-The Board of Trade
and cltzens Of Buffalo Leld meeting to-day am nnah
Inously passed resolutions empuaticaly opposing Tue
construction OF bridge the Detroit lvsr rs de
mental TO the immense marine interests OF Tue inahd
lakes also. urgng tho praetcaDly OF ooSl,ae'i&ns &
tnunei. and tnrer, ponplimUnting the Cauadnh Gov
ernnent for removing tho ODstrotions 10 navigation,
during 1870 AZ Lame kuns at tho NOUN Ol the petVt
River. large expense.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
THE EFFECT IN NEw-HAMPsHIRE.

IbI tbLAShh" ~ ms 'N"S"''
WASHINGTON, March 3.-lD the midst Of the
gloom occasoned by the eocking recital ofsecretary
Bclknap's dissTace, It is not perhaps unnatural
tbA. isls effect on the approaching New-iiampshre
election should be generally commented upon. The
Republicans. owing 70 the constant blundering and
ineficisncy of the Democratic party In Congress-
have been In high spirits. confident OF success.
The Democrats have been eorrespondingy despond-
ent. The situstion by yesterdays revelations is
changed, and thOss "who laugh to-day viii weep To-
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
ARMY ORDERS.

washington. March 3.-Lieut Col Roger Jones,
s,si.nt inspeotr General Is detailed 10 Inspect sever uh
Subsistence stores and commssary POpeiy oa
oIirs Of cOuinsat) " suDestehoo N
tins city, foe which Msor George ssh & Sons "a A. ~ "a
2h InfanIry for duty In connscuon wit the 10
tsrnaiionN EIiOon OF 1875 he w proceed 70 fhLs1ei
ihe Departmen Chairman OF lhs bOaiu "a tes VI
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
PUBLIC OPINION ABROAD.

THE FRENCH GREATLY sCANDALIZED BY TIE DIS
CIOBUREs.
PARIS March 3-The news from Washington
caused a sensation here. Some of the evening
papers express regret at the scandals and deplore
the decadence of political morality N the United
Stateg.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04

morrow" 1t is generally conceded that the Demo
cratic ticket In that State win be elected. The Re
publicans had counted ON thousand majority. but
any revelations of . damaging character COM
ing at the time Of an election In New-Hampshire
always change the result, and there is no thought
that the present case will be an exception Tho
Democrats have already arranged to send four OF
five members and Senators into the State next week
to meet Mr. Dawes and others the part of the Re
publicans.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04

BosToN, March 3.-TeleTams have been received
from the leading cities Of New-Hampshire showing
what the feeling there is among politicians ana
people the strange revelations of corruption I'D
the Cabinet of President Grant. The news Is q
shock to everybody, but has filed the Democrats
with feeling OF eaton as TO their prospects III the
coming State election. In Concord the Republican
politicians say it will hurt them a little, but not
much One said il will not cost the party ten votes as
Mr. Bellknap was an appointee of Gen. Grant not a
man elected by the people. There are some, how
ever, who fear the scandal viii be serious blow 10
the party In Manchester the Republicans are
downcast. They fear that the guilt of man stand
ing so high in the party will have damaging eiieet'
The Democrats are well pleased with the work the
Democratic House IN Congress is now doing. In
Lancaster the Republicans concede that they
will suffer in the election account of the Belknap
exposure The Democrats claim that 1t will cause
the change of many thousand votes
New-York tribune., 1876-03-04
WASHINGTON.

A SUBSCRIPTION FOR GEN. BABCoCK
$4,000 TO EASE THE PRIVATE sECRETARYs RE-
uREMENT--HIs RESIGNATION NOW TO BIZ Ac-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-04-07
MONTHLY WEATHER REPORT.
The following is a brief synopsis of til,

The following is a brief synopsis of the
weather for the month of March:
Wednesday, 1-Snowing steadily all
day and evening; a real Northwestern; at
8 p. M. snow about four inches deep,
and still showing.
Thursday, 2-CIear and pleasant all
day and evening; night, heavy frost.
Friday, 3-Clear, warm and pleasant
all day and evening.
Saturday, 4-Clear, warm and pleas
ant day and evening.
Sunday, 5-Morning clear; forenoon,
cloudy; afternoon and evening, rainy
and disagreeable.
Monday, 6-Morning clear; forenoon
and afternoon, cloudy, with occasional
sunshine: evening cloudy.
Tuesday, 7-Morning, cloudy; fore
noon, rain, afternoon and evening.
cloudy and cool.
Wednesday, S-Morning and forenoon
cloudy; afternoon, variable; evening
clear and pleasant.
Thursday, 9-CIear, warm and pleas
ant day and evening.
Friday, 10-Morning cloudy; fore
noon, rain; afternoon, clear and warm;
evening cloudy.
Saturday, 1I-MOrniug cloudy; r.
mainder of day rainy and disagreeable.
Sunday, 12-Morning and forenoon,
rain; afternoon and evening, snow storm,
and cold; river quite high.
Monday, 13- Morning clear, snow
about four inches deep; forenoon, vari
able; afternoon and evening clear and
cold.
Tuesday, 14-Morning clear; remain
der of day, raining and disagreeable.
Wednesday, 15-Cloudy and disagree
able all day, and evening rainy and quite
cold
Thursday, 16-During day and even
ing. rain, with high winds.
Friday, 17-Suow storm, day and eve
ming, and very windy.
Saturday, 1S-Ciear and cold day and
evening; snow abont two inches deep,
and very cold.
Sunday, 19-Morning and forenoon,
clear and cool; afternoon and evening.
cloudy, cold and disagreeable.
Monday, 20-Snowing all day and eve
ming; p N. snow about ] 9 inches
deep, and still showing.
Tuesday, 21-Morning and forenoon
clear and cold; snow inches deep; after.
noon and evening variable.
Wednesday, 22-Morning clear AM
cold remainder of day clear and plea,
ant
Thursday, 23-Morning, snow: lie
niainder of day, cloudy.
Friday, 2i-Morning and forenoon,
cloudy; afternoon rnd evening, snox
storm.
Saturday, 25-Drizzling rain day and
evening. and disagreeable.
Sunday, 26-Morning and forenoon,
cloudy; afternoon and evening, clear
and cool; river high.
Monday 27-Morning and forenoon.
clear and pleasant; afternoon, hay
evening, cloudy; during night, snow
Tuesday, 2S-Heavy snow storm, with
high winds all day and evening; snow
about five inches deep.
Wednesday,, 29-Morning and fore
noon, snow; afternoon variable; eve
ming, snow eight inches deep.
Thursday, 30-Morning, light snow
forenoon and afternoon, variable; eve
ming, cloudy and cold.
Friday, 31-During day, variable sun
shine and clouds; evening, cloudy; 8
p. NJ, clear and starlight.