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TnE WET ro1NT OUTAGE.
Inquirinr into Whittaksr's standing 10
naholnFnhin. 81 s3ff


IehoIhFship.
wRsr PoIsT, April '2S.-Tn the Whit
taksr inquiry to-day Professor Kendrick
bore testimony to the studious habits and
aptness Of Whitaker.
The fireman in the boiler house testified
that Simpson on the morning ofthe out
rage said, this will create q great racket
throughout the country and in Congress.
Recorder Searsplaced himself on the wit
ness stand and dictated aquestion TO the
stenographer which he himself proceeded
TO answer. He is the Assistant Professor OF
Philosophy. He testified that Whitaker
was one OF the most attentive and indus
trious students in his class. He was not
deficient In want Of application or study,
but witness thought that he was deficient
in mental ability 10 grasp some Of the
more abStruse portions OF the subject.
His social ostracism, OF which the Re
corder said he knew nothing personally,
deprived him Of the interchange Of ideas
and hints with his fellow pupils which was
enjoyed by the white cadets. This was in
some degree made up TO him by his the
Recorder's) assiduity in explaining knotty
points, as he had stood as much as hall an
hour with him at the blackboard. Whit.
takers average standing from the third oil
January up TO last Saturday was 2 16-100.
The Recorder considered Whittaker's
present position doubtful, with the chances
In favorof his picking up In the general
review and getting through. He had
studied well, and showed fair grasp Of
the subjects. Inreply to Mr.. Townsend,
the Recorder said 2 10 100 was trife over
GO per cent, ortwo-thirds Of the maximum.
The trife was figured out and found to
amount to six per cent, making Whitta.
ker's standing seventy.two, or nearly
lthree.fourths OF the maximum.
"Do you consider ~ per cent bad stand,
ling?n asked Mr.. Townsend.
The Recorder did not particularly.
The Recorder also said that at the close
OF the week ending April Sd two days be.
fore the outrage and one day before Whit.
taker received the note Of warning), Whit
taker had made In natural philosophy II i
out OF possible ID, when, as Mr.. Townsend
states, 10 would do.
Major General Schofield testified that al
1.-THE semi.annual examination in 1876
Whitaker was reported deficient and the
Board recommended that he be discharg.
ed. Witness held q conversation with
Whitaker, and the latter promising TO
study hard and make up the deficiency Il
he was given another chance, and alter
consideration Of all the circumstances,
witness recommended to the Secretary Of
War that Whitaker, with two other cadets,
Hammond and Burnam, be given another
chance or be turned back.
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SOCIAL CIRCLE OF HoNoR.-The above
order has decided to initiate new plan
OF temperance work in our city, which is
upon the plan adopted In Pittsburgh and
other large cities, Of holding parlor meet.
ings at private residences throughout the
city. One Of these meetings will be held
each week, at which time short addresses
by prominent temperance workers will be
delivered. Recitations, readings and vocal
and instrumental music will be part OF
the exercises. While the great object is
to advance the temperance cause in our
city, we deem 1t. important TO do what We
can for the moral, mental and social edu.
cation OF our people. The first OF these
meetings will be held this evening at the
residence OF Matthew Bennett, No. 10S?
Chapline street, at which all who are in
sympathy with the above objects, are
cordially invited to be present and take
part in the meeting. The hour OF meet.
ing Is 7:30 r. N.
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
The Power Of the Electric Light
Exceeded In its Value TO
Humanity.
How q Rochester Gentleman Dis.
covered the secret Of
Longevity,
Whereby He Saved His Own Life
and Gave the Results 10
the World.
A Record Unparalleled In the Ex.
pertence Of the Medical
Profession.
ANOTHER DISCOVERY.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March T.
At time when the public attention Is specially
which has been made BY gentleman Of this city
comes with unusual force Its well known that all
Kidney troubles dangerous, and that even slight
difficulties should receive Immediate attention. Here
tofore Brighps Disease Of tho Kidneys has been con.
sldered incurable and all afflicted with It have aban-
doned hope. MIR. ii. II. Warner, tho we'll known
dealer 10 safes and ono Of our leading citizens Of
d s "h
famous Is Warmers sale Kidney and Liver Cure. 50
remarkable was the recovery that no determined to
give the remedy TO the public, and ihe following
| strong and authentic facts amply eontrm Its great
value: Charles 8. Prentice, Of Toledo, O., went %
Paris and thence TO England 70 be treated for Bgha
bsease and after the best physcIans Of both eoun.
tries had done what they could for him, gave up In
despair and returned 10 America 10 die Here DO 70.
eeiied further treatment from other skiltul phyE-
clans without benefit aud while siSleasly lingering
In pain and anguish, as he says, heard Of tho Sale
Kidney and Liver Cure, took Il and was completely
cured In q few weeks. Notice the following:
BAIT LAKE CRY, Jan. ., 1850.
II IL Warner q Co., Roeheaer, NJ r.:
| GENTLKhHN-In 1871, At Washington, D. c., ex.
pefenced very severe attack Of Pneumonia, termln-
ating In Hepatihs Inflammation Of the liVei), which
gradually extended 70 the Kidneys Ny entire sys-
tenn was In terrible condition. Ny akin became
yellow, dry and ieversh; my limbs BEGAN 70 swell,
and with certain death staring me In the face, be-
came utterly dependent IWAs Kept by my phyE-
eian-one Of the best In Washington-up0n an exelu-
but an Egsrayation o. all my symptoms Ny case
seemed utterly hopeless, and was 20 regarded by q
council Of the most eminent physicians In the city.
Death seemed inevitable. BY the advice Of friend
was Induced 10 try Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure and In ten weeks was entirely restored and
verify believe Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver Cure
gratefully yours, o. J. AVEkELL,
Clerk supreme Court Of the Territory OF Utah.
Any one Who has pain In the back or the tlightest
symptom Of Kidney trouble should not delay an In
Btau but seek relief through this sovereign remedy.
All druggists sell Il. Sold Wholesale In Wheeling BY
Logan, Lnt 4 Co, and LAughlin Bros. 4 Co.
mhi2ITTITaAW
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AMusExRSrs.-The Pirats.-The Open
House held acomiortable crowd last night
q good many OF those present having beer
so delighted the night before that they
were constrained TO return. The play
went OF well in all particulars. INA.
bel" won the hearts and encores OF the
audience, as on the former occasion, and
the other fair maids came in for their
shares Of favor. The scenery used by this
troupe is superb, and their costumes the
perfection OF art in design, both as to
style and color. The troupe will be re-
membered here, and II they return here
after will be greeted with enthusiasm by
their old friends.
Thu Fariaia.-At the Theatre Comique
this week Messrs. Everett and Daily are
the strongest card as the "Happy Hotten.
tots. !" They are the best in this specially
we have ever seen. One Of them kicks
hat held at the height Of fourteen feet Eve
inches. Dilks and Wade, the merge
comedians, are irresistible. In fact the
whole show Is Q good one.
0ofty Goch-Gus Philips returns TO the
city on Friday night, with his under the
Gaslieht," and the same company sup.
porting him as when here before this sea.
SON. The merits Of the play and players
are fresh in the minds Of our. readers, 80
we need not dwell upon either now,
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HERRMASS CONCERT. Tonight Prof:
Carl Hermann will give his grand con-
cert at the o9sra House assisted by the
Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell,
sopranos; Mr.. W. Il. Lott, Of Columbus,
tenor; Prof. Hermann Sehockey ,violinist ;
and the Messrs. Lucas, Rheese and Geyer.
In addition this there will be q grand
chorus OF ladies and gentlemen Of the
Harmonic Singing Soeity,
The programme will be very attract
i've one, and we are satisfied that the Sc
lections made well be will executed under
the skillful leadership Of Prof. Hermann.
The prices are low and everybody should
attend.
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HOME AGAIN PROM a FOREIGN
SHORE.
The welcome rendered Mr.. and Ms
Thoburn al BeIlnire.

~ i g.
The welcome rendered Mr.. and Miss
ThobuFn AZ BsilhiFe. 4N
The Methodist Church at Bellaire was
filed last evening 10 welcome Rev. James
Thoburn and his sister. Miss Bella. On
the platform was an evergreen arch bear
ing the words "weicome, Missionaries"
above was "India." There WIS an ever
green cross below the arch. Mrs. Wiley
presided and read selections from the
Bible admonishing to missionary work.
The choir sang welcome and prayer
was made. Mrs. Gressinger made an adj
dress Of welcome to Miss Thoburn, and
told the particular claims she has on the
woman's Missionary Society. Miss Tho
burn called, In July, nT9, at her home in
st. Clairsyille, the first meeting to organ
lie Woman's Missionary Society in this
country, and she herself was the first SIN
gle woman TO 90 to India rs 0 missionary.
Miss Thoburn answered this address in
o few words, and seemed much overcome
by her feelings. She spoke OF her work
| In India as II she would recover strength
here to 20 back to her work again. She
/ was glad 10 get back, and would do any
work that Is to do here, but much work
was to be done there.
Rev. Toland then made the address 70
| Rev. Thoburn. He thought all could moi
| tell their guests how much they were
pleased 10 welcome them, and so he was
their mouth.piece.
Rev. Thoburn then answered this I'D.
dress in speech Of half hour. he said
he was struck while the hymn Of welcome
was being sung, by the words "Welcome
Home" He had told them in India tina,
be was going to America and would com!
back home next fall. Here he found
many strangers and many who knew him
but had found persons who knew them IN
every city between India and New York
except Paris. Here in the Belmont hill
was their childhood home, and they wert
j glad to see their friends again. He ther
gave sketch OF the work in India, show
ing how much cause OF encouragement
thew have, His sister and himself live
eight hundred miles apart; he in Calcutta
she in Lucknow.
Al the close OF the meeting there was
much handwriting by friends who had
known them, especially Of Miss Bella
who was known here before she lett iol
The The returned Missionaries will remain
in Bellaire and vicinity for some littl.
: time. Dr.. Thoburn will attend the ses
sion of the M. E. General Conference q
Cincinnati, and there Is considerable talk
among the ministers and delegates wht
will attend that body Of making him
. Bishop. He lectures this evening in thu
Bellaire church, giving some Of his obser
yations and experiences in Asia, and botf
he aud his sister will probably have LITTLE
opportunity to rest while in America. (
Both OF these missionaries are almost a
well known in Wheeling as over the river
, Miss Bella is Q graduate Of the Femal'
College, and, unless we are mistaken, alst
taught in that institution for time. pr
Thoburn, a few years ago, at his last yisi
to this country, was the leading ministe
. at the Moundsville camp meeting, and hi
: powerful work there Is still fresh in tn
: minds Of our readers.
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sEAsoSAB1E SUGGESTION the spring
season Is now fully upon US and house
cleaning Is the order OF the day, we
would recommend parties TO Mr.. Robert
Baker, who Is du fat In kalsomiming,
yhitewashing, coloring, ETC., as well q
cleaning carpets. Orders for anything in
as line will receiye prompt attention u
LEFT for Mr.. Baker ct corner Of Eleventh
and Market streets, city,
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ClRculr CouRr PRocEEDlxes.-In Judge
Melvin's court yesterday forenoon the case
OF Gins. Bingell W. Caleb Wagner. for
the possession OF horse, buggy aud har-
ness, was tried to q jury, who returned q
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff. The
afternoon was devoted TO the argument OF
q demurrer filed by the defendant In the
case Of ]. II. Lockwood ys. the admins.
traitors Of the Burley estate, suit TO re-
cover money on not made some twenty
years ago.
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WHY SHOULD NOT WEST VIR.

WHY SHOULD NOT WEST VIR-
w GINA INVITE 1MMI9RAT1oNf-c. A.
sCiIA EFER 4 CO., Land Agency and Notahal Buii-
neI 1883 Mlriet street, wheeling, W. Va. That
Nineteen Acre Farm must aud will b sod for almost
any price at all. Parties will strike bargain In buy
Ing either for eAh or on Tins. The fmm Z nine miles
from city on good road. Coal Lands, Six miles up
the river, and on the On at Kana2ha TiyeF. 5000
acres Of land In ArAxton, Calhoun, Doddridge,
Richie, Taylor, Randolph, tucker, Putnam and Ma
acre There L no better land In The eoustTy Than tbs
Good Timber Lands, rich Miueals no better climate
In the world 1000 arts Of ATkanIas land for trade
OF exchange fer West Virginia real estate We Offer
you Texas Land scrip, 40 acres for $780, this week
Cheap Houses aud Lots In all partS Of the cty, from
$500 10 5000 Wanted 10 exchange ten ihiros 81
Ohio City Bank stock for Buckeye Gas House stock.
AL business entrusted into our hands 81 her BY letter
ed to. lp2orThAs
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A $1,000 Guarantee.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
will positively cure Bright's Disease and
Diabetes; and it is guaranteed that 1t will
also cure 90 per cent. OF other kidney
diseases, 95 per cent. Of all liver diseases,
and will help in every case without injury
to the system, when taken according to
directions, and the sum OF $1,000 will be
paid TO any person who can prove that 1t
has failed to do this.
rrHas Il. Il. WARNER & Co.
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1.w. TnBErrs. Dscota, Mimi, says: 81
am using TUFTS Pills and am having bet.
ter health this spring than I have had in
thirty years. have suffered much with
dyspepsia. but your pills have mastered
1t. / feel like new man. Go on with
ypur good work and may God bless you,
which I know He will de-" D6w
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Book BEER.-owing to the great de.
mand for the Nail City Book Beer, we
hereby inform our patrons that we will
have another lot on draft in all the princi.
pal saloons Of this city, Bellaire, Bridge.
port and Martins Ferry on Saturday, May
l, and Monday, May 8.
NAIL Cry BREWING COMPANY.
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Boy suor.-Night before last small
boy, son Of Chhs. Laue, Esq, who resides
onthe Island, shot himself with small
revolver through the side, intlcting pain.
tnl but not serious wound. The lad Is only
ten years Of age, and was taking the re.
volyer out Of his pocket at the time. The
practice OF carrying concealed weapons
by small and inexperienced boys Is be.
coming too prevalent.
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EOR SALE, OR WILL LEASE FOR
L TERN OF YEARs-That new, substantial
and desirable Property, on the corner Of TWEEN.
iethand Main streets.
Tho building Is well adapted for drst class Board
Ing Public Houfe, three stories high presenting
hne appearance from the street. There arc two els-
CANT store RoomSon the hftt floor well finished 2ix
Is feet Over these are fourteen Rooms. One Of the
rooms on the irst door can DO used IN connection
with those aooye. Tho other win yield reLtal At
least Of $500 per annum.
Apply 70 ALEXANDER BONE,
General Buhness and Real Estate Agent, 1878 Mar
kot street, Cnugles Block, over City Bank.
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Inman Line Royal Mail Steamers.
Wheeling Roller Skating Rink.
Lost-A Package. RI. r5.
To Cigar Makers.
Found=Ai Valuable Dress Pattern.
Wholesale Chins-J. II. Rinehart.
Decorated Dinner and Teaware-J. d.
Rinehart.
Silver Plated Ware-J. II. Rinehart.
Engraved and Etched Glassware-J. 81
Rinehart. ~
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LACE Top Llsle Gloves for $50 at BELL.

HYMKNEA1.-Mr. Conrad Loenhardt,
Superintendent Of the Elm Grove Rail.
way, aud Miss Mary snider, were married
last night at the residence Of Mr.. John
Boring, by Rev. S. B. Barnitz. Bon voy.
age
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UNDERTAKING attended to by Robert
Luke, at No. 1880 Marketstreet, near Post.
Office, at reasonable rates. Trh4s
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CARso1lsEp Paper is an absolute pro.
lection from Moths, Mildew and Infec-
ton. The best thing ever used. Sold only
by Milan Brothers.
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SILVER TAsLEwARE.-Rars Bargains Al
the lewelry storSof gsss,
JACOB W. GRuBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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old ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
W STAND FIR RENT-Located at No. i4i3 Main
street, few doors south Of Fourteenth street, being
large convenient store loom, entrance from Main and
solth streets. Rooms over store room, back Kit
chen, good Cellar aud yard, and in business
thorouS HARE: rent very moderate.
Applyto ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real Estate Agent, lSls Market
street, CrAnge's Block, over City Bank.
II shares franklin Insurance Stock for sAle.
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A FULL line of Chlldrsn's Sailor Hats
Just received at BELLS.
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SOUTH cARoLINA RErUnIIoANs,

A Grant Wave sweeps tho Convention
The Delegation n Unit for the General
FIRST, Last and All the Time.
COLUMBIA, S. O., April 2s.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met in the hall Of
the House Of Representatives at noon TO-
day. A temporary organization was ef.
fected with closed doors, no reporters be-
ing admitted. E. W. M. Mackey (white,)
Of Charleston, was elected temporary
Chairman, and Harry Noah (white,) Of
Richland, temporary Secretary.
The Convention has taken recess till
half-past 2 o'clock. 1t is impossible to as.
certain whether any significance attaches
to the election Of the Temporary organiza-
ton, but It is the general opinion that 1t
does not indicate how the delegation to
Chicago will stand.
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ONE HUNDRED styles ChlIdren's Hose
from loo upwards, at BELLS.
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DOR SALE AT s. so PER ACRE.

io7s acres Land in Lincoln county, W. Va, 8
miles hon Coal River, IS miles from Charleston.
200 acrts under cultivation, log Dwelling Houses,
6Iobaeeo Houses and other out buildings, or
ehAris so acres susceptible OF easy cultivation.
All finely timbered with White Oak, Poplar, de-, or
ctpt that under cultivation.
terms-one-third cash and balance In l and 2
equal yearly payments, with interest
W. v. HOGE 4 BR0.,
.H. koal Estate Agents,
anlh 1900 Marknf ntrnet.
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WASHINGTON, April 2e.-l A. M.-Fol
Lakes, falling barometer, southwest and
southeast winds, with warmer cloudy
weather and occasional rain.
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LADIES' regular made Silk Clicked Bal.
brlggan Hose for $50 at BELLS.
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AFTER RECESS.

The Republican State Convention re.
assembled at half.past two o'clock. The
officers of the temporary organization
were elected as permanent officers. One
hundred and twenty delegates were pres.
ent-forty white and eighty colored.
The Committee on Credentials reported
no legally elected delegation from Lexing.
ton, and that there was vacancy in the
Richland delegation. Horny county was
not represented. The report Of the COM
mittee was adopted, and Harry Noah was
chosen by the delegation to I'll the vacancy
from Richland.
81. L. Shrewsbury (colored) offered the
following resolution, which was adopted
by q large majority, there being but few
dissenting votes:
ron GRANT.
Resolved, That the delegation to represent
the State Of South Carolina in the National
Republican Convention to nominate can
didates for the offices Of President and
Vice President OF the United States. are
hereby instructed and solemnly pledged
TO vote as unit TO the end OF the contest
for the world renowned and most available
candidate, General U. s. Grant, and that
upon all questions arising in said conven-
ton they are earnestly recommended to
vote In like manner to the end that the true
interests Of the constituency they repre-
sent may be subseryed.
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Mr.. w. s. HurcH1Ns has Just received
his spring style Of pocket books.
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WANTEp.

WTANTED-BUsINEss MEN-A
w hrst-elas Life Insurance Company desires 70
interests, In Western Pennaylyania. West Virginia,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Kansas, 70 whom
liberal Compensation will DO paid. MuAt be Of good
character and posseas TACT enogy and peEeyeEasnee;
past experience In the business mot necessary. Ad.
dress stating age, past occupaton and sAlary receive
cd and expected, with references, MANAGER
Lock box 1865, Cineinnat.o. apioTThss
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Lranr FoR THREE MONTHS. Following
are the receipts and expenditures ior
lights for this city for the quarter ending
April l, 1880:
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FOR SALE.

DOR SUBDIVISIONS QUARRY
Il on tho line Of tho G. & p. Railroad, near Bridge
port, o. hNing switch 70 hold seven cans, shuto 70
shops lot Of track iron and cars, dc. For further
Information call on the undersigned at my residence
In BellAtre, Ohio, or ut the Work.. ARTHUR NC
CLAIM, Bellaife, Ohio, March %, 1882. mp23
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nENTIsrRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
IL SIRE 70 nave their natural teeth We would say
hat We are now better prepared than ever before V
enable them TO do 20. BY the use OF an 49,
and handsomor Gold Filings, with moro ease 70 oui
Patients, than have heretofore been tnade IN ~
city or elsewhere, without the aid o. me hee sa.I
PInRpef. Whist 1e say We can prove by ACTUAL
Standardization, Cali and see for yourselves.
LANES M. sURGIS0N SOM
an1 No, 1ilS Market st., Wheeling, W. We.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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Gtre qutslIlgs,tfsf.
New Advertisements.

on,ce. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth Street
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JNO. EMSHEIMER

Eleventh ST., near Second Ward Market
P.s. store openevery night until
,op M apr2s
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7.M12n. ST.. N. 7pM I7A.n. l2a.S y N. PM.
90 o. 70 IS 50 @ 81 81
WEATHER INDICATIONS. R- -