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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
THE FAMINE FUND.
The Grand Effort of To-Day.

U
Those Of our citizens, and their name
is legion, who have 50, generously been
laboring for the relief OF their suffering
brethren in Ireland, will hail to-day as
bringing with 1t the fifst substantial re-
turn. Today tho charity oil our people
will be subjected to the financial test,
and We venture the assertion they will
not be found wanting. Wheeling has
never vet been found backward in re-
spouse to a cry for aid, aud should she
turn her back this time it would be the
first within the recollection OF the writer.
Everything is in readiness for the
Parnell demonstration, tonight, and u
the hopes OF the managers are to be re-
allied, Washington Hall will contain an
audience that will be fair exponent OF
wheeling hospitality. The reserved
seats are not marked of as largely as
might be, but from the sales reported by
individuals, as many tickets will be
purchased as the hall can accommodate.
Large delegations from Benwood will
swell the assemblage. They will arrive
ON the steamer Pres Ellison, this even
ing, be received at the landing, aud with
the Benwood band at the head, march
to the hall.
There will be no street display and
general music, as the committee has de-
termined to conduct the reception as
unostentatiously as may be and, in such
cause, avoid anything like useless ex'
pense. Mr.. Parnell will be received al
the depot by the Reception COMMITTEES
escorted to his hotel and thence TO the
hall, where his address viii be made.
The Bellaire and Benwood packet will
make late trip and special car on the
Elm Grove road will leave after the
demonstration is over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
A Sad Death.

The death OF Miss Emma White,
eldest daughter Of II. S. White, OF Bel.
ton, at the Wheeling Female College,
Yesterday morning, cast quite gloom
over the entire school and her many
friends in this city. She was a young
lady OF great aitainments, and babe lair
Tor useful future. For three weeks
she hal suffered excruciating torture,
yet amid all her suffering she never
murmered OF complained, but reioicc,l
in the thought Of glorious future Just
five weeks ago she presented herself
among the ktst at the alter Of the Fourth
Street NJ. T. Church FOR prayer, AMI was
wholly converted.
The funeral services will take place at
1880 O'Clock this morning at the Col
lege, and the remains will he taken 10
Bridgeport, W. Va, for interment. A
great consolation 10 her friends is the
thought that she went prepared 70 meet
her God.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
WHERE ARE THEY?
Those NJ. n G.. Stock Certificates

We mentioned week ago that
special committee ot Council had visited
the Exchange Bank in search OF certain
valuable papers supposed TO be there,
but which were not. This search grew
out Of a remark from Capt, Wilson TO
the effect that the city was in possession
OF certain certificates OF stock In the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railway Com
pany aud which might be OF value at
some time in the near future. The
committee searched but in vain, there
were no certificates there or anywhere
that anyone knew OF.
Capt Wilson told REGISTER reporter
that hc was sure the city owned the
certificates as he hal himself brought
them from Chillicothe and lett them al
the bank. lie said the matter might be
easily settled, however, by writing -
the secretary oil the road and asking
with what stock the city OF Wheeling
was credited on their books. Accord.
ngiy, nj the request OF the reporter,
Clerk UpicgraG wrote. and yesterday
received the following reply:
CnuLIooTHE, o., Feb. Is, 1880.
Aier. tpdegrGG Eq, CITY Clerk, Rnecl-
ing, ". Ia.
DEAR SlR-Your favor OF the 9th inst.
regarding the City Of Wheeling stock
in the Marietta and Cincinnati Railway
Company duly received.
| find on the books the following
amo unit standing 10 the credit OF the
City OF Wheeling;
One thousand two hundred and four
shares, $50, 200
Certificates have been issued and de.
liyered, and are now outstanding.
Yours Respectfully,
CHAsF. Low, Soc'y.
Ii being settled, then, that the city
owns the stock, the question arises:
where are those oertiicaics2 Who has
them, and for what purposef That they
are valuable, or will be, there l. no
question. The baltimore and Ohio
Company has leased the road, and ~
soon a. Il pays for itself, the stock will
become Of valne. The city lost money
on her Cleveland and Pittsburgh stock.
selling ior 10 cents what became worth
81 70 In three years afterward, and .
repetition OF that little fnancierlng
scheme would scarcely be desirable.
Capt. Wilson well remembers the
operations by which the city came IN
possion Of these certificates, having
twice represented the stock II meetings
at Chillicothe, and he has . clear recol-
lection Of having brought them home.
The next thing in order viii b Tor Coun-
ell 20 appoint smelling COMPUTES 70
play hide and seek with those oertiG-
catesL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
THE FlRE.ALA
pro,ect for = New System.

Project for v new oys.o
Mr. 9. b. Pond, supsrintsndent o.
the Union Fire Alarm Telegraph Uom J.
nanv. of New York, was In the Sy
On Saturday, and had COMMUNICATIVE
wi w;,b Chairman Hsndlan and Chiei
Eccles, Of the Fire Department. 10 M
Iation 10 q telegraph to % III
property Of the city. The HoID'9
with the present one, 10 liz Ill
ply this: Al every alarm az o. uSS
ensines are compelled TO rush out anu
often useiessly, necessitating great wsai
on everything, horses, machinery AnH
men II seems there is no way by wnicn
the engines can be separately nohned'
Tins saving the extra wear. To get U
Ara alarm system that will &C.
complish this end, is the desire OF tue
department. Ar
Handlan wrote to Ianesvnhe, IL
few points on their alarm telegraph. he
ascertained IL was erected by the sposS
company, at cost Of about $l,So, anu
includes 81 boxes, 8 alarm gongs ior en-
yine houses and Q miles OF wire. Ills
idea. which Is also Chief Eccles, IL 10 do
away with our district system and p9r'
chase one, TO be tho city's exeluslvsiy'
from the Union company. 1t Is under.
stood that we could get the same a. ~
GAINESVILLE, Including q bell striker,
worked by electricity, Tor the
Capitol. A RraIsrxR had
conversation with Chiei
cles, yesterday, during wnicl'
this matter was discussed. Mr.. Eccies
thinks great stroke might be made by
tho city, by purchasing her own alarm
The saving OF wear and tear aside nc
has another plan. Said he:
"You see here is the Eighth ware
hose house without q bell and Councii
won't get one; now il We had that strlk,
or ON the Capitol bell we wouldn,t need
any bell ut the Atlantic, and could take
this one to South Wheeling, LISA hrs'
class bell and would be q clear saving "
the city Of 500 or 500" -.
Mr.. Eccles did not know Mr.. Pond
figures, but had an indefinite unuer,
standing that the GAINESVILLE work could
be duplicated here at lower price and
enlarges quite forcibly on the sdVanl'
ages OF new system.
MIR. Handlan Is quite enthusiastic III
favor OF the project and has prepared
figures to back himself up. lie
proceeds on the basis that
the city pays 1915 u year Tor
the present system; that money
may be paid annually until the city has
expended more than would pay Tor
new system, together with the interest
ON the bonds which might, Il tho syss
TEN were expensive, have TO be issued
Aside from this is the fact that each In
surance company pays $40 per year ioi
the present alarm; they would certainly
pay the same sum once, Tor u system
which would prevent II repetition oil the
assessment. -,
Thus far the new scheme IL rather
visionary, but it may soon take shape
and become tangible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS
THE FEMALE AISSTRRI.s.

The Opera House was packed from
pit TO dome, on Saturday night, by an
audience in which the fairer sex was
conspicuous by its absence. There was
not single female oasis in the great
desert oi men, our informant said. The
curtain rose 10 disclose the customary
crescent of women, the Santley blondes
and RentZ brunettes, gorgeously clad
and more gorgeously painted. The per:
Torrance was far above the average oil
iemala mnstrcls, and was pleasant
surprise to many. Lew Benedicts
stump speech, and number oi other
performances IN the olo, were unu.
sually good, and the burlesque Pima
fore" was Il fair travcsty on the over
popular and Ovcr-done opera.
BARLOW, WILSON, PRIMROSE AND WEST.
Tonight these mammoth four will
put their celebrated MINISTRIES on the
opera House boards ana in the presence
of n vast audience. So well known are
they in Wheeling, together with every
member Of their troupe. that no encom-
ium il necessary. This will be their
second appearance this season, and from
the former one, We have no hesitancy
in pronouncing them we'll worth see
ing They have received ovations where.
ever they went, and tonight will aid
another TO the list.
TuE JUBILEE SINGERS.
Washington Hall was literally
crammed on Saturday afternoon and
evening, 10 hear the celebl ated jubilee
singers. Every seat was occupied and
numbers were unable to find entrance.
The singers fully sustained their repu-
tation and gave the utmost satisfaction.
Some ni the vocalism il simply phenomo-
nal. The first seleCtion-"Steal Away
to Jesus. and the Lords Prayer Chant
was listened to with almost bated
breath. The latter portion was especially
fine, as the voices lowered with rcyer-
cnce ut the "our Father who art in
heaven" then the supplicating give us
this day our daily bread and finally
swelling out with triumphant burst at
the close-"lhy kingdom come, Thy
will Toe done" The balance OF the pro-
gramme was in keeping.
John q. Pendleton, Agent Dougher-
tv, Col James and William Hamilton.
had their hands full taking tickets at
the matinee, and William West and
Agent Doughetty likewise at the night
concert. III. W. runaway, Agent Gate.
wood and John H. Ieyely were in the
ticket office. Things were lively at
office window and doors, as twenty TO
fifty people held out their hands all at
the same time and sail, give us one
"Let me in, Take mine, DC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

Grey Eagle. Tho Barron river al Bow.
ling Green IL higher than ever known
and risihg. The Bowling Green b,.
IA, M. The Fswn is lodged on NJ.
bead . Lagssnse Island and will prob.
ar. Lov,s, February l6.-Arivsd-
Future City and barges, New 0rlesp,
Nv Choice, Cairo; City Of Alton, New
orleans; Sam Roberts and barge,
Huntington. Departed - Wyoming
pittsburgh. River risen 9 inches, withs
feet s inches by the gauge. Weather
clear and pleasant.
LoulsyILLH, February l6.-The rive,
has rissn Q feet 0 inches during the pas,
twenty.four hours, and Is now risip,
with ~ feet In the canal and Is lee, N
the chute. Weather clear and COO
Business good. Arrivals and departure,
-Chas. Morgan, Cincinnati TO New Or.
leans; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati to Mem.
phis; Alice, Pittsburgh to 81: Louis
MrxrHIs, February l5.-Riyer rising
Arriyed-Andy Baum. Cincinnati. H..
narted-James Howard, New 0rlean,
tiold Dust and Belle Memphis, II,
Louis; Guiding Star, Cincinnati. Weaih.
or cleaI and cool.
CAIRO, February l5.-ArriveI-Mer.
Ger. Ohio river; Maude, St. Louis; llelr.
ma. Vicksburg; Ste. Geneyieve, s..
Louis; Smoky City, Ohio river; Oas.
land. New Orleans; Fearless, st. LOU,
Grksnsas Belle, Evansville; Golden
CITY, Cincinnati; Imperial, New Or.
leans. Departed-Mercer, New Or.
leans; Pierrepont and Victoria, Ohio
river; Maude, Vicksburg; Helena, s..
Louis; Smoky City, New Orleans: Ste
Geneyieye, Memphis; Oakland, 0Lio
river; Fearless. 81. Louis; Arkansa,
BELLE, Evansville; Golden City, New
Orleans. RIVER 30 feat II inches anl
rising. Weather clear, Thermometer a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
Dad of puralysiS,

4 dispatch was received in this city,
on Saturday, announcing the death, at
I.eadyinc, Col, Of OrloH Zane, ESq, OF
Wheeling. Mr. Zane left ST. Louis lor
Icadville, and ut Denver was warned ut
the danger Of attempting the distance 1"
lcadyillc during the bitter cold weather.
However, he went and passed through
the dangerous Mosquito Gap, cncuunt-
crlng severity Of cold that brought on
paralysis, oi which he died. His dying
request, says the dispatch, Was To he
hnrirl ont lhCTc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
Lean Year Party

one Of the finest parties Of the season
was given at the residence OF j. VI.
Goodwin, Sarlis. on Friday night Ii
Vas a leap year affair AMI the girls made
A success oi IT, There were about ht-
teen couple present AMI all appeared e.
enjoy themselves. The music was first
class. About L. O'Clock they played the
SUPPER march, and they all marched ont
20 the spacious dining hal where the
LADIES' waited on the boys in hne style.
rhe boys liked the arrangement and
would always like to have It 81. After
supper dancing was continued until
morniug when they all lett iOr their re-
speeuive homes very tired aud much
pleased with the evenings entertain.
mani
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Tho river reached TIA highest point this
voar Yesterday about noon. II then
stood 10 feet I inches. Last February
il reached IS feet at this point. Yester.
day afternoon it commenced to recedc
gradually, and nj dark the marks indi-
Gated ~ feet. The gardens on the east
side of North Front street, Island, were
nil submerged. and Wheeling creek
reached the Il * o. X, X, bridge and
the Main street Bridge. Caldwelrs Run
is clear beyond its banks, and the Il. 4
o. machine shops stands on temporary
island.
Supervising Inspector Fehrenbatch Of
this district, says tho amended pilot
rules, giving first choice OF steam signals
on the occasion OF two boats meeting u
the ascending boat, goes into effect July
LIST. He further says every pilot licensed
will shortly receive printed instructions
plainly stating the nature OF the change,
and thinks the time given Ia become ac'
guainted with 1t viii certainly obyiate
the difficulty which seems greatest III
the minds OF those opposed " it,-Cn-
cinndii Times.
The Courier is to.day's Parkersburg
packet.
Very small boats were compelled TO
lower their chimnies at the suspension
bridge Saturday and Sunday.
The Raven passed up with u model
barge, yesterday.
The Katie Stockdaic, on her up trip,
yesterday, put of here q quantity of
salt and several horses.
The Pres Ellison will make Nh excur-
sion from lIellaire and Benwood this
evening, returning alter the Parnoll
meeting adjourns
Benson's ferry boat landed at the foot
Of the steps on the Virginia side, Satur.
day, the roadway being submerged.
A passenger Ia disembarking from
Benson's ferry, Saturday evening, got q
pretty thorough ducking. The water
had risen so that II was several feet deep
between the float aud shore, and the
surface, being covered with sawdust and
bits Of Drift, had the appearance Of terra
Grmd. The young man stepped nom
the float, and brought up in tho river 10
his chest. He would have drowned
but for timely assistance.
~ o.
Dugan lost his horse and cart Saturday,
and narrowly escaped drowning. lie
drove into the river at the lower Bel.
laire landing, when floating log over
turned the cart, and the horse was
thrown upon His back and the driver
precipitated into the water.
Towboats with large fleets can now
navigate between Bogg's Island and the
main land.
All the rivers aud creeks tributary 10
the ONO were on The boom saturday,
nooaheai' co.' " tns Guy, are shIp'
w bales OF cotton on Tue ohas; Morgan
20 new orleans, where u VIII oe trans
Terrell 70 vessel Tor IaverPooi. We
record u a. one OF Ihe curious features o'
CON- IN nnefee.IC".c',s,'al' me- zoo L.. -.
,.i,a 81 liz N.Y. Ps,,i., y, cID.,n ~
natl ~ WV
TLo. c.,,;cL and o,b.,s n wh..l.
inc H. LII a. Csn, Jnsanh " sI,bon,
ani n F.;,hsnI n NJ 1890, tSs
i;,,i. .,a.ms, S.nn, shs Iss ,.r,af ri,
morning and s,onJ roo nonnds. slIoweJ
TO. nnn ~ IT,. 80. In 4, ,n-,na
aud passenger busine ss up the Mononga
hela. She will carry about fifty passcn
yes.-P ,n.buryh T,ma.
Davis I.Iand dam h asain xubmerxrd
the water pouring into the big Golfer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

THE Parnell reception entertainment
at Washington Hall tonight should
Weld a handsome sum Tor the starving
poor oi Ireland. Every dollar paid for
ticket viii be dollar contributed
toward the relief OF iamine-stricken
people. Buy ticket, even il YOU can
not ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

Trains leaving Columbus NJ 20 aud ~
n run daily through Chicago kNprcS.
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, ha " 2
N with sleeping car aatulchrt, arriving IN thica
goatT.9 next morning BcrthS can be stVurei
IN advance Al Union Depot ticket Once Co'um-
lus -
Pullman : drawing nom sleeping cars thtOugh
without change nom Stcu bcnytllc hast % fhlla
,lelphia ard New YORK and West 10 Columbus
tsncipoati. Louisville, indianapolis and g.
Louis ,
For through tickets, bagyage che, Is, sleeping
rrr Recommendations, and any further iniorna-
tiOn apply % Joseph N belleyille. Ticket Agcul
"A pan Handle DEPOT. foot 81 Elcventh Strcet 90
al City Ticket Ohce. under MeLuW house,
wheeling.
DW. CALDWELL General Manager, Columbus,
u.w. L 0Brien General Passenger and Ticket
AGENT Columbus q. now
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
MIR. PARN ELL
VIII Arrive In Wheeling at tao This
Evening.

w III hTTlNG w ~-s-
Evening.
A dispatch was received 10y Lewis
Baker, OF the DAuY REGISTER, IRON MIR.
Parntll, Yesterday evening, stating that
he would leave Pittsburgh on the
Wheeling and Cincinnati express, on
the Panhandle Railroad, this afternoon
Tor Wheeling, at 402. This train is due
la this city at about 7:20, il on time:
IL is to be regretted that he could
not have arrived here at an ear
Iier hour, as this will uecessitate
hurrying him from the depot to the
hotel for hasty cup o! tea and thence
to the hall where the audience will be-
waiting. twill give no time for the
exchange Of social courtcsles between
himself and our citizens prior to the
meeting. lthas been suggested. in view
Of this fact, that alter the speaking an
opportunity.will probably be given for
little handshaking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
BRIGHT BLAZES
,ortb wheeling, Last Night.

I'm North Wheeling, Last Night.
Last night, at about 10 O'Clock, word
was sent to Mayor Sweeneys resluehce
that No. 422 Main street was on gre
He Immediately turned on the alarm,
the Capitol bell struck IA" the engine
bells tangled, and everyone started lot
North Wheeling The fire was In the
lower story of three-story brick house
owned by Captain Tom Prince and oc,
cupied by three families; the ground
floor was occupied by Jos. Hemmeidt,
the front part being grocery ana tue
rear his living apartments. On the sec
ond floor resides Caleb Sylvis ana on
the third Clay Barron. Hemmeldt ana
family left the premises this morning to
visit friends in East Wheeling, ana had
not returned when the fire was discov,
cred. Sylvis and family had retired
for the night, when smoke was
smelt and on investigation was seen
coming up through the cracks oil the
floor. Mr.. Sylvis called Mr.. Barron ana
they both went down stairs, hut were
unable to see anything, owing to the
iact that heavy wooden shutters guarded
the doors and windows. Tearing one
of these of and breaking the sash, the
whole place resembled O blazing furnace.
Everything seemed TO be on fire, but
the origin appeared TO be in the vicinity
of an oil tank. The gentlemen men,
toned summoned the neighbors ana
forming bucket brigade, managed TO
confine the fire to the lower story until
the arrival of the department, when u
was quickly extinguished.
On enquiry we found that when
Hemmeldt started away in the morn
ing fire was left in the stove,
and the supposition is that the oil
tank, which by the way leaked, ana
stood only a few feet from the stove,
Became in some way ignited and thus
set fire To the entire establishment, Inc
whole stock oil groceries was ruined
either hy fire or water, and the walls
aud ceiling, also the fixtures badiy
burned. The approximate damage WIN
likely amount 10 about $500. Ii ~
rumored that IIemmeldt took out an
insurance policy few days ago, but
whether this is 80 or not we DO not
know.
The fire department made excellent
time and did good service when there.
Tng Parncll reception entertainment
at Washington Hall, tonight, should
Weld a handsome sum Tor the starving
poor OF Ireland. Every dollar paid for a
ticket will be dollar contributed to-
ward the relief OF famine stricken peo-
pie. Buy ticket, even ii you cannot go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

Tux Parnell reception entertainment
at Washington Hall tonight should
yield a handsome sum Tor the starving
poor OF Ireland Every dollar paid for
ticket will be dollar contributed
toward the relief OF u ADMINISTRATOR
people. Buy ticket, even ii you can
not 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
rhn Iri.h RnIief WAN.

"Wednesday has been selected Tor the
walking match Tor the benefit Oi the
Irish famine relief fund The first
match will begin about noon, and will
lie Miss Won Humen W. the American
team, four young men, VINO will en-
deayor 10 Nalk IS miles, in relays Of :
mites each, while she makes -. In the
evening tie Irish team Nlll come on and
try to walk ~ miles to Miss Won Blu
mems 10. This match will not be in
heats, but each will walk the ~ miles,
and 10 the man making the best mile a
handsome silver goli.lined cup viii be
presented. The two teams will be COM
posed Of popular young men, and an in
ieresting time is expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

Tux Parnell reception entertainment
at Washington Hall tonight shouli
Weld q handsome sum for the starving
poor Of Ireland. Every dollar paid ioI
a ticket will be dollar contributed
toward the relief OF a iamne-sinckcp
people. Buy ticket, even il you can
mt 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

Tux Parnell reception entertainment
at Washington hall, tonight, should
yield handsome sum for the starving
poor oi Ireland. Every dollar paid Tor
a ticket will be a dollar contributed to-
ward the relief ola iaminestricken peo-
pie. Buy n ticket eyenii you cannot 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

Mr. NJ. sALNGER, No. 1870 Market
street, proprietor Of the One Price At
lantic Clothing House, will have his
Opening Day on February q, with one
OF the finest stocks ever brought 10 this
city in the line Of Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods. A cordial invitation
is extended TO all to cali. Don't forget
the opening day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
Mnnicipnl Court Judge Cranmer

Court met at 10 \. 'i., saturday.
u. q. Wrlch ~ Franklin Insurance
Company. la assumpsit. Tie counsel
commenced their Arguments, IL. VI. Rus
sell. Esq, for the plaintiff, followed 10y
G.. q. Caldwall, Esq., ior the defendant.
Mr. Caldwell will continue his argument
this morning. Court adjourned until
10 4. NJ. to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

TuE rJrncll reception entertainment
at Washington Hall tonight should
Weld a handsome sum Tor the starving
poor OF Ireland. Every dollar paid Tor
a ticket will be- dollar Contributed
toward the relief Of a ADMINISTRATOR
people. Buy ticket, even II You can
not 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
NNnninrr IndlcntIona.

WASHINGTON, February IL, | A. NJ
For the Lower Lakes, southcriy to
westerly winds, slight rise IN the tenn
peaturc. clear OF partly cloudy weather
during the day AMI stationary or slowly
falling barometer.
The Ohio will TALL at Pittsburgh AMI
Marietta aud risr at stations below, with
dangerous Hoods between Marietta AMI
Louisville. o.,
The tennessee aud Cumberland Will
continue tn rise below Chattanooga and
Nashville.