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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

PERSONAL POINTS. The ST. Clairsville
Chronicle contains the following items Of
interest here; "Prot. Pendleion, State
Superintendent OF schools Of West Vir-
ginia, will be in attendance at our COM
mencement exercises next week, In COM
papy with Prof.. j. j. Burns, State School
Commissioner. Mr.. W. E. Hoge, OF Hoge
& Co., Wheeling, passed through this
place ON last Saturday evening on bicy.
Gle or icicle or something OF that kind, en-.
route Tor his home near Louisville, Ohio"
Mr.. II. k. List and wife yesterday re.
turned from an extended visit to Phila.
delphia.
Hon. S. .B. Parmelle, Of Connecticut,
was at the stamm House yesterday.
Mrs. Alex Laughlin and children left
yesterday for the Atlantic seaboard, where
they will take passage on an ocean steam.
er for the Continent. They will spend
the summer In Germany,
Mr.. Lawrence Woodward and wife. who
have been sojourning In New Mexico for
sometime back, have returned tn Wheeling.
Mr.. Woodward has been engaged in the
Southwest, and has some interesting in.
formation concerning that part of the
country.
MB. Il. B. Hubbard, Miss @. B. Hubbard
and Mr.. II. B. Godfrey, OF Wheeling, ar.
rived yesterday, TO attend the marriage oil
Mr.. Harry D. Hubbard (Who also arrived
last evening" and Miss Eva Boyer.-Aior.
gantoWn POD,
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would waive an examination. The funsr-
al Of Mr.. Warren will take place this
Mrs. Warren has had the revolver about
ten or twelve years, and always carried It
herself, or kept II locked up. She fire.
quently talked about shooting, and one
day shot several times at q neighbor, who
was making fun other. On the way to
Powhstan she would have stepped over
the corpse OF her husband had she not been
prevented, and said, II had rather this
thing had not happened, but l would pre-
fer to live In hell than in this way" and
turning TO her daughter added "Claudia,
you and the children can clear me II you
want to-" to which the daughter said
Mother, shall tell the truth, and when
1t was told her that her daughter would
swear against her, she said, "Well, II the
children go against me, 1 don't care what
becomes OF me"
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Anr BRoKEN.-A Dangerous HOr@.-Yes.
terday as " lillian Goeize and Julius Lohse
were returning from the funeral OF John
Mason, driving along the National road
near the Fulton paper mill, the horse
frightened alta flying piece OF paper, and
began TO cut up badly. The buggy was
broken up badly, and the gentlemen In II
thrown to the ground, Mr.. Goethe alight-
ing on top Of Mr.. Lohse. The latter broke
his left arm, near the elbow, the former
escaped uninjured. DR.. Elm was called,
and set the arm, and Mr.. Lohse Is getting
along as well as could be expected after
such shaking up,
The horse was from Erb's livery stable,
and 1t Is said TO be the same horse that
ran away with Mrs. Muth some time ago.
II this be true, it is hardly safe animal
Tor funeral use.
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The marks last evening indicated feet
10 inches and about stationary.
Business dull.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The Pres Ellison is the regular Bellaire
packet, leaving at the hours specified on
her timetable below.
The St. Lawrence is due to-day from
Cincinnati.
The Buckeye State will turn back to
Cincinnati from this point, there not being
enough water between here and Pitts.
burgh.
The ST. Lawrence, one Of the most ele.
CANT packets on the upper Ohio, will leave
for Cincinnati at the time advertised. She
Is commanded by Capt. VIM. List, with
Clerk o, D. List in the Office.
A number Of young ladies and gentle.
men will probable leave on the RAgon
this morning to meet and return with the
excursionists on the St. Lawrence.
A special dispatch received at this office
last evening, from Capt. Muhleman, states
that the Andes arrived at Cincinnati yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. The excur-
sionists were all well.
The stage OF water is favorable for re.
summing work on the Davis Island dam,
but unfortunately the appropriation Is
not yet available.
The Board Of Supervising Inspectors OF
Steam Vessels adjourned sine die at Wash
ingten, Monday, without having taken
any action in reference to color blindness
or signals for passing.
A lathed and plastered boat, with brick
smoke-stack and hide-bound boilers, Bass.
ed through the Clinton bridge, on the up.
per Mississippi, Thursday. II was house
on a tlatboat, propelled by horse power,
and will arrive at Keokuk soon.
10y Tslesnph,l
PrrrsBuReH, May 90.-River is inches
aud i
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THERE is arepulsive looking woman with
small child going about the city, begging
for q living. She was some time ago
ordered to leave town by Judge Cranmer,
on penalty Of committal 10 the Workhouse.
She did so, but has returned. A gentle
man living on the Island offered to take
her child and care torit, but she refused.
She should be prevented from running at
large by some means, and her child should
not be lett exposed TO such q life. 1t Is
alleged that the pair belong In Kirkwood,
and that the authorities sent her over
here TO getrid Of the expense Of support
ing her.
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CIRCUIT COURT. judge Aelcia. This
court met yesterday at o'clock and trans
acted the following business:
Samuel NJ. Sutlif was admitted to prac.
tice law in this court.
In the case Of John F. GalIaher vs. Ed.
Larkin, suit for ST. 900 damages for false ar.
rest, the testimony was proceeded with,
occupying the whole Time Of the court un-
til adjournment.
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TRASsYER OF REAL ESTATE. = Clerk
Hook on yesterday admittedth the following
Deed made Jan. gs, 1850, by Henry
Braemsen and Louise Neidenmayer to
August Neidenmayef, in consideration Of
$1,000, for the north half Of lot IL in
square IS, in South Wheeling.
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CoNEand ride. Now receiving new open
and top buggies, phaetons, open and top
barouches, spring wagons, all good aud
warranted. Come at once II you want to
buy, as they will be closed out quick.
]. W. FRRREL's
Old Stand, corner Main and Twentieth
streets, Wheeling.
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Children,s Gau1e Vests for IL Lee,
nj BELL'S.
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HER STORY,

"About thirteen years ago saw my
husband and one Nancy Duval sitting or
large box in room at home. He had
his arms around her. came in unex'
pectedly, and caught them in that posi-,
lion. Pap says TO Mrs. Duvall: Eliza
Jane will get Jealous, | 'spectl' To this
Mrs. Duvall replied: Just kick her out.
My husband, turning to me, said: III you
ever tell this I'll cut your Cd DID
throat from ear to ear
"About a week after this the woman
came back and staid until after supper,
when she left. hardly speaking to me,
because she knew l was mad at her.
1 sent my little girl to turkeys
nest in the woods an hour after
she LETT the house. The little girl came
running back and exclaimed Mother, Mrs,
Duyall didn't 90 home at all she Is sitting
out under the rock tanning herself went
out to see where my husband had gone, as
he disappeared soon after the girl told US
Mrs. Duvall was out there. i followed
him by his tracks in the soft ground, and
found them together. said nothing to
them, but left them together. The next
morning Mr.. Duyall, this woman's hus-
band, came up and asked me II his sheep
had done much mischief in my corn He
also said when he. came home he had
found Nancy not home and everything
wrong. His vile came home, tired and
painting, saying she had been putting his
sheep out Of my corn. aud that Mrs. War.
rem had helped her. Pap shook his bead at
me not to say anything, and then repeated
his threat Of cutting my throat from ear
to ear.
81 then forbade her the house, since which
she has not been there, but has poisoned
my husbands mind with tales about me,
saying other men came TO see me, etc.
About six or seven years ago had $50
10 money which my brother gave me.
This money was in drawer and was
stolen. My husband blamed Mike Hess
with stealing II. In the last three or four
years he acknowledged to George Honher
that he himself had taken the money and
given Ito Nancy Duvall. He also said he |
bad only thrown up Mike Hess to me, be.
cause repfoached him for his intimacy
with Nancy Duvall. Several yearS ago |
iome articles Of food were missing from
he cellar, and taxed him with giving |
hem to MB. Duvall. This led TO quar-.
rel, during which he threw corn cutter
1t me, which, however, missed me. Since
hat time there has been continued fuss !
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a fine assortment OF French Non
lures, just opened at BELLS, lag
Main street.
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THE WOMAN COMMITTED.

The Justice, upon hearing the test.
IRONY and the statements Of the ply
scians, felt justified in holding the woman
TO answer before the Court of Common
Pleas, and she was accordingly taken into
custody and sent to Powhatan, where she
was guarded in the Powhatan House,
where she still was when the reporter left
at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She did
not deny the commission OF the crime,
but claimed that it was done in self
defense.
The IHTELLIoENcER representative had
an interview with the guilty woman
at the hotel yesterday. He found her in
back room on the second floor, over.
looking the river. He found her middle.
aged woman, tall in stature, and rather
progressing in appearance. When we
entered she was walking the floor in an
anxious manner, although there was a
look OF Indifference on her countenance.
An old gentleman, who said he was her
attorney, introduced US to her, and told
her the object OF our visit, and requested
her TO be as careful as possible in regard
TO detail, as It would be better for her to
do SO. Upon this the Indifferent express
sion on her countenance gave way to an
air OF interest, and in clear, firm voice
she told
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SILVER rABLEwARE.-Rare Bargains at
the IsweIry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Anil line OF chip. Lcghorn, nj.
Ian, Seyen.End and Tape Hats, at
BELLS.
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Why suffer sleepless nights, with a dis.
tressing cough, while quarter OF dol
lar invested in Sellers Cough Syrup" will
give instant relief.
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rs Different Styles OF Lace Top
LisIe Gloves, just opened nj BELLS.
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TOR SALE AT So so PER ACRE.

1915 acres Lsnd In lincoln county, W. Va, s
miles tom Coal River, IS y lies from Charleston.
900 acr uTd,T cultivation, log D.ellpg Houses
Tobacco Houss and other out buildings, or.
ehArtS. 5 0 scres Euscepd le Of easy cultivation.
All huely unbersd with White oak, Poplar, dc, e.
cepi that under cultivat on.
erms-,bne-third eaAh and balance In and 2
equal yearly payments, with interest
W. v. HOGE BRO,
Heal Estate Agents,
apis i801 Market street
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SORE eyes, letter, salt rheum, &C., are
cured by cdr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher."
Sold by all druggists.
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ahe glttelligeater
otnee Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street


For Cincinnati-steamer St. Lawrence
For Cincinnati-Buckeye State,
For Rent-Coal Property.
Picnic Grounds Tor Rent.
Palace Relrigerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
A Million Heads,
Wanled-Girl to do Homework.
Wanted-Girls to Learn Dressmaking.
University OF Virginia.
Dry Goods-John Emsheimer.
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A OBLIGATIONS.
oEALED PROPOSALS.

CLxRKs oTYIcE BOARD oy.CoMxIssIosERs, |
WHEELING, NJ , 18th, 1850 J
Sealed Proposals will be reoiVd at this once until
WEDNESDAY, the 26ih, At 10 o'clock A. n, i"T the
RradlpE Of the ounty II I'D between the wheeling
West liberty Pnd Bethany Turnpike. a. kelly's barn
and nement Cemetery, embracing 1000 cubic yards,
more less the average haul not 70 exceed wv eei.
Bids must DO by the cubic yard for eGrth loose rock
and solid RICK sepaIatey
Proposals must give name poSothee addres, Of bid
der and must be &C omp tnied by satisfactory recon-
mendAtlons q 10 his ehsrae er and responsibility
RndOne proposals "Por Denent Cemetery ho'd.''
The Commissioners reserve the right 70 70 Get an
or All BIDS, |1s CHAS. II DE1TERS,
Clerk RoanI Of Commissioners.
W. G. SNITH, County Engineer. mylS
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FoR SALE.
FoR SALE

DOR sALE-ELTGIBLE AND DESI.
IL KABLE Family ResideBc' II hat Ia sc, 4. nTsnI-
cut aud we'll eaGd Dwelling Of Alex Turner, Esq
Ii29 ChApllne Suett, being B'ck bu lding cOntsiu
water Throughout the house 10 the best o. condiluu,
situated Ia one Of the heat relghbo hood 10 the
city; he only reSson for selling being the small NUM-
Der Of the owner and oceupIntS family, now Itting
thrre TOR iurthtT information apply 10 ALk&AN.
DER BONE, General Buslnes Agent, 1878 Market
street, Or ngls's Block, over City Ba L. mylS
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Infants Lace taps for SOC, ut
BELL,s, 1922 Main street.
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LADIES fine kid button shoes; hand
turned, at l.. v. Bonds.
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WARRINGTON, May ELLA. x.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio Valley, southerly
winds veering to cooler north winds, sta.
tionary or rising barometer cloudy wealth
or and numerous rains.
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THERMOMETERS RrooRD.-The following
,hows the range Of the thermometer, a.
observed ct schnepf's drug store, Opera
House. corner, yesterday:
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To GENTs.-Headquarters for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes In all styles,
and are far superior to any other make.
For sale by L, v. Blond, 1885 Main
treeh
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

cLRSK's OFFICE BOARD OF CoMIsIoSERs,
WnEELISo. May s, 1880. !
Sealed proposals will be received At this once until
WED EsDAY, MAY 20, noon, for furnishing med.
IeIneL upou prtscfpt on the County PhYSiciln, Ior
The city nr and county prisoners for 1ne year ON
June /, $50. CHARLES ID. DElIEks
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and quarrel until this time. Numbers and
n umbers OF times he would charge me
W It'll having men at the house, aud said
NJ ~. Dnvall had seen them going and COM
ing. He was either awful jealous ofme,
or pretended TO be.
Last Friday night there were two men
at the house, .Orloff Brown, who Is mar.
ried man, and John TschappAtt, young
man who goes TO see my daughter.
TschAppatt asked permission 10 stay all
night, as he was going TO pillow for us next
day. My daughter said to the young man,
You will have TO spark mother Tonight
John responded, You will have to spark
Claudio, orlof. Pap, whe was sitting In
a back room, jumped up, went up stairs
and went TO bed, apparently very mad. ]
slept down stairs with the youngest child,
who is six years Of age. Pap and both
got up about the same time In the morn.
ing and met In the kitchen, when he call.
ed me d-n -, and condemned my
conduct on the previous evening. Hestaid
mad all day Saturday, and would call me
all manner OF names. On Sunday Isaac
Ramsey came 10 our house for garden
seeds, and sat talking awhile. Ramsey
also brought me some eggs at the same
time, which made pap mad, and got up
and left. Alter Ramsey was gone be
quarTeled with me Sgain, and told me
Ike only gave me the eggs because | was
an old -, and II didn't own to It he
would give me good beating We then
had a jawing spell, aud left him and
went TO sleep In another room. While l
was asleep Tschappatt and my daughter
came, and the latter asked for me. oh,
she Is out in the bushes with old Mike
Hess, where she always is About this
time Mike Hess came and walked upon
the porch, but only stayed a few minutes.
When l came out Of the room John and
my daughter began running upon me
about Mike Hess and Isaac Ramsey, in q
joke, you know; but it made Pap very
mad, and he stayed mad all that day. In
the course OF half an hour Mike Hess
came back and began talking to me. ]
told him he ought not TO pass through
here so often, as there was 80 much talk,
On Monday Pap went to plant corn, and
offered 10 drop it for him, when he ex'
claimed: 4 don't want any old Ike Ram
sey-Alike Hess to work for mel Thai
made me mad, and have been mad evei
since, and have an awful bad temper
nyhow. told him that unless he quit
calling me such names
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AS QUICK ASA FLASH


the mother drew a revolver and fired.
The daughter said she turned her head,
fearing to look in the direction of her
father.
The old gentleman made another effort
TO come in, and even raised q stick to
strike his wife, but suddenly turned and
staggered down the garden path, where he
fell, and almost Immediately expired.
A partial examination Of the body was
made by the physicians present, and
further examination was postponed until
yesterday at noon, when an autopsy de.
veloped the iact-that the arch OF the
aorta had been clipped, and death had re;
suited in few minutes from internal
hemorrhage. The hall had struck the first
left rib and glancing obliquely downward
had lodged near the liver.
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SEWER BUILDING.

-
OrdtH for sewer pipe making seven, eIs., left at
lS!S South street., or sent to GeoBe Jones, welsyills
ohlJ, will receive prompt attention.
ordsS from the country especially solicited, As wO
can ship direct trUm the WORM,
Jones Chimney Tops are the best cure for smoking
ehImnsyL Fint-ellLs Wurkmsn 70 Ist them.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

TaE CHILDREN's HOME OF THE
cry OF WhEELI G-ANNuAL ELECT ION
- he annual election for Officers and d. q toIs 81 the
mChIdrrn'S uOns Of The City Of Wheelngn Will Be
heid Al the Bank Il Wheeling IN WEDNESDAY,
NaT 2sib. between the houn Of 10 O'Clock A. and
oteIo y. Every contributor OF ave dollars dur
inv The year-Iune l. 1879, TO June l, IsSO-entitles
the s9STiSS!oF to one louis c. srITE soy
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PRIcEs TO suit everybody; II you want
bargains 10 shoes aud slippers, call at L.
V. Bloud's.
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wEATHHR INDICATIONS,

1879. 1880.
SS 50 S. 81 IS 90 IS 70
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100 styles OF Children's Hose, from
Sc upwards, at BELLS.
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DIRECTORS.


JAMES W. PAxroS, President.
W.. X. PESpLEToS, Vice President
10. ALDERsoS, Secretary.
ap2fbAw
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INSURANCE.
Manufacturers
Fire Insurance Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
OFFICE: No. 1902 MARKET STREET

Capital 100000
This Company will insure at customary
rates, dwellings farm property, household
furniture irst-class mercantile and manuiac.
turing risks, against loss or damage by fire.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited. 2
DIRECTORS
James W. Paxton. George Hook,
ThoS o'Brien, Alex.J Cecil,
John J, Jones, Geo. R. Tingle,
W.K. Pendleton, Geo. Z. sHfel,
RObt cangle.
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AN OHIO HORROR.
A Belmont County Farmer Murdered
BY His Wife.
Homicide Caps the Climax of a
Series Of Jealous 0uarrels.
The Story the Guilty Woman Told an
"lntslligsncer" Reporter.
In Which Another Woman Figures
Prominently.
A Jealous Wife, In One Rash Hour
Performs a Deed That Haunts
Her to the Grave.

Intelligence reached this city early yes
terday morning that a murder had been
committed the evening before near Pow
batan, a small village in the extreme
southeastern corner Of Belmont county,
Ohio, and further that the crime was
of the most revolving aud unnatural ma
ture. A reporter Of the ISrELLloESoER was
accordingly dispatched to the scene OF the
murder to ascertain the particulars OF the
viIliny and the circumstances leading
thereto. He arrived at Powhatan about
TWO o'clock p. NJ, and found the little com
mnnity In a fever OF excitement over the
SorIihIe tragedy enacted in It's midst. The
rumors were various, but the truth oil the
matter seemed 10 be that the evening De-
lUre farmer named Robinson Warren
mad been shot through the heart by MS
wife. and the murderess had been almost
Instantly arrested, and was under guard
IN Powhatan awaiting hearing before o
lustice, preliminary to committal 10 the
& Clairsyille Jail to answer 10 the charge
At higher tribunal.
Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock or a
little alter, report came to Fowhatan
hat a farmer named Robinson Warren,
who lived with his family about two
mileH northwest OF the town, had been
,hot through the heart and instantly Killed.
A crowd at once went out from the VII
lape and found that q largenumber Of neigh
b6rs had collected around the house, In
front Of which lay the body OF the old man,
oroptrate upon his face across the path.
Az soon az the justice Of the peace ar
lived he impanai!ed the following Jury:
A. NJ, Scott, George KOhnsr, John Brown,
peer Gjfin, Joseph Cross and Doctor
Roone and proceeded to hold an inquest
claudia Warren, the daughter OF the
man. Wassyorn, and also john Tschappatt,
Who was present, testified that the wife
WAS Mt the supper table when the old gen
tleman came in and angrilydemanded OF his
wife where she had put the axe. she re-
piled that he could not have the axe,
upon which they began qurreling, and be
accused her Of being unialhful to her
marital vows. Becoming more excited,
he caught her by the hair and began beat
inc her. The daughter and mother sue
ceeded in ejecting him from the room.
The mother then tried TO escape from
the room BY another door, but found II
locked, She then came back to the door
where her husbond was trying to enter,
and attempted TO force It open. The
daughter used her best endeayors to pre-
vent the iniuriated husband and vile from
getting at each other, but finally the door
was forced open, aud
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Dor CINCINNATI, LOUIS. m .
Y WILLIE AND INTERMEDIATE lskts3
FONTS, the commOdiOus Passenger
sr.LAwREScE..: ;.,.;........w. N. Llsr, Master,
Y. d. LIST, ClOrs.
WIN leave " above on Saturday, May 22d, at 3
RoL freight or passage apply on board ortO
my2l q n. R0nTH 4 SnS. Agents.
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PTrrsBuReH, May 9O.--River is inches
and stationary. Weather clear and warm