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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-11
RELEAIRR.


lPiel AudIet o. AAfNNAt Aftt-A T-t-.--r-f
Personals, ete.
Mis- Nettie PooEmAn Is employed IN y y
Kings dry goods aore.
Ms. Oldham Is visiting her brother, hr. T.
70. Hyatt, on Thirty-hfth street.
The funeral Of Mr.. A. Sheets will take
place ut one o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
The funeral Of Mrs. Ell Jefiers, Of the
First ward, took place Monday forenoon.
Rev. McKallip will preach again In the
Presbyterian church next Sunday, morning
and evening.
Nellie Kinkaid, the second child Of John
Kinkaid, died Of diphtheria at her home
Monday forenoon,
Iron pipe Is being distributed to those
leaky places where the wooden water mains
have given the most trouble. .7
Mrs Biglow and the rest Of the family, who
have been at BIrFs Mills all summer, got
home again Saturday evening.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Missionary Soe.-
ety will meet at the home OF Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Fsris, on Guernsey street. Thursday after
noon. as.l..t |ftf-
Miss Maggie Carter died at her home ON
Noble street, Monday morning. Of c0nsump-
ton. The funeral will take place at ten
o'clock Tuesday morning
A new crossing has been put down at the
corner below the Second ward school house,
where there has practically been no thor
oughfare in bad weather.
A great many houses are being raised, all
along the b. so. tracks and out the road
towards the country. This Is partly done to
be ready for the next high water which floods
that part OF the town, tirst, and partly to be
level with Belmont street. which Is being
raised for the inevitable new crossing over
the d. so.
Messrs. c. W. Carroll and W. S, Kennon
arrived in town by the back way, Monday
driving down the back ways and around
Crescent street W., S, Shannon and X, N.
Eaton were looking around too-pemocrats
and Republicans working together. II does
not look like they had the contempt for Bel
laires efforts that they pretended to have
some time ago,
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DRY GOODS.
WELCOME
Visitors TO The West Virginia Stat
Fair and Exposition.

Strangers and citizens; We cor
daily invite you to visit our estab'
Iishment whether you wish to buy
or not. We have spared no efforts
Ito make 1t pleasant for all while In
the city. The stocks in our several
departments are replenisled to the
fullest extent, and we feel no hest.
fancy in saying that we can show
the finest and best selected stock OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Silks and
ClOakS In the State. We make Silks
and YelyetS Il speciality. We carry
the largest stock of Dress Goods.
We show All endless assortment OF
Housekeeping Goods. We are the
only cloak manufacturers IN West
Virginia. Our cloak room is 80 feet
long and % feet wide, and we show
16s styles. Our display at the FIX.
position building is in the north
wing. We have issued a full and
complete programme for the Fair
which you can get by calling at
our Booth at the Exposition or ut
our stores, llO4 and HOG Main st.
Il. BLUM &BRO.
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Yesterday's Boat Race.

Yesterday afternoon q rather large crowd
gathered along the Top mill course to wit
ness the race between John Ritz and WIN
Felsing that was postponed by referee Serig
Saturday on account OF heavy wind and rough
water Shortly after 8 O'clock yesterday the
men were called out and quickly took their
positions. Although the sun sh0ne brightly
the atmosphere was very chilly, and stand
ing still was anything but pleasant, The
wind, however, had dieddO and the water
was comparatively smooth, At the word
both men took water promptly, hut
Ritz shot ahead Us II sent from
cannon. He drew ahead steadily, and at
the turn was about three lengths ahead. lie
made bad turn, going too far around, and
coming down between the bllOys fOuled with
Felsing. Neither OF the men were detained
ut all, and Felsing, making pretty turn, got
after Ritz, who maintained the lead, crossing
the line about six lengths ahead and IN
2929N, ..r
At the finish Felsing was disposed to kick,
but finally gracefully acknowledged thai
Ritz was too powerful for him. Felsing
II Is said, could easily have claimed foul.
The raCe was a very pretty one and all were
pleased with It. There Is the making In
Rita OF q nrst-claSs oarsman, with practice,
lie Is very powerful man. .r
.UI" -------$$S---.
0HE OF our most estmable citiSans may be
thankful for the introduction Of DIR. Bulls
f.. Il
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RuRNRTTa COC0AINH.
UnliLelalI Other Hair Dressings.

u The best for promoting the growth Of and
Identifying the Hair and rendering II dark
and glossy. The Cococalne holds, in a liquid
form, large proportion Of de0dOriEed CO.
C0anut OIL, prepared expressly for this Eur.
pose. NoOthSr cOmp0uud possesses the peCII.
liar properties which 20. exactly suit the Yari.
tracts consists in their perfect, purity and
great strength. IN 'HI = i.E
For sale by Logan 4 Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, W. Va. .J..,t ...,,t.,l
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We understand That Father Elliott, one OIL
the Paulist missionaries, now conducting the
exercises at the Cathedral, has consented "a
deliver lecture fOt The benefit 1i The iestl.
tgtp pQet In hllAtga 81 the Conference Of 81,
VinCent lie Paul, n flllS city:
The noble CAUSE 10 which thV proceeds Of
this lecture will DO devoted, coupled with
the welkknown ability Of the learned
preacher, cannot fail 10 draw q large audi.
enCe. The time, place and subject will be
duly given In q few iayh
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STATE FAIR NOTICE.

On and after this evening the State Fair
Grounds will be open from GtO 10 O'Clock
during the Fair. The Main building will
be handsomely illuminated. The admls
sion for the evening will be 96 cents. On
Friday all school children will be ad
mitted for % cents.
by order Of the Board,
GEO. HOOK, Secretary.
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Higgins, photographer
Great Reduction III rrlccs-Sheib.
Specin Book Sale
New GOOds-JOhn Friedel.
Brick for Sale III a.S ...
Property for Sale.
ASsIgnee'S Sale. .....
Steamed Oyster Depot.
Trustees Sale.
Desk Room for Rent
Holiday Goods Edmund Booking, Agt.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Interesting GOasip About some Proml
nehl petaohA.


Itent PersOhA.
Governor Jackson returned TO the city
from patkersbutR last evening
!. FtColeatd, Of New York, representing
The Rdiinna Gd:tite, sat the Mcclure,
Miss hyde McKeltey, Of dakota, Is visit
iht her sister, MrS ]. II. Burt, on tile Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock, NE Maggie Mitch
ell, aud their company, are Of tie Mcclure
House.
Mis- Won Blunien and her manager, Burt
Miller, with his wife and little giE, ave guest
al The Mcclure. Many Of our readers rClnsmi
her The pleasant party they were when they
were here before. f.-
Squire Felbet announces the arrival at hi.
home Of another Republican. He Is, how
ever, too young 70 vote. Ills last maine !,
the same aS The 'squites, and his first one has
not been announced yet 'sqnite-shake,
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JGYB q. LAWSON, EsQ., l0Og yQEtis street,
Philadelphia, clerk Of the Philadelphia Rgsst,
suffered terribly with Fleumsiilnl receiving
no benefit from anything until he tried y.
Jacobs oil. ~ used Il tot two days, said NJ.
l.. "and was entirely cured.
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ltGf.i SpEYER BROS
TnEusnal merchants, lunch al The New
Metute House St@ple Rooms daiys Ij1


The following shows the range OF the ther.
tr6rneter, as ubseNeda at sclincpFs drugstore,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1850 slSsi
~ A. isN ahN7rA17l.N.i2N.s
10 Il ~ or 80 o. @n @
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WAsHis,SroS, October II, Ia. N.-For Ten
ncssee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
eastetly winds, stationary OF Lower batoTnG-
Ter and stationary OF higher temperature.
Fortl lake RrgiVp, fair weaQleE,i south.
eaS.erlS winds lower barometer, and station
airy OF lower temperature.
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will be greatly benefited by visiting the
large Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper
Emporium ofJohn Roemer's Nos 2OlO and
2O2l Main street, where yon will see the
largest stock and lowest prices.
Good prints for 8 cents
Good cashmeres for y X cents.
Good silk for 80 cents.
Good carpet for Is cents.
Good wall paper for 7cents.
And everything else III proportion. Come
and sec for yourself II You wish to save
money.
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no THE PUBLIC.

AS We intend 10 retire FROM the retail
business between this and spring, and in
order not to have amy goods left, we shall
from this day hence put the knife in all
goods and sell them al such low prices
That must make them more. All In want
Of bargains IN millinery and notions ore
respectfully invited to call and examine
our great bargains fJJ
.,a SpEyER RROS,
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will rive tNo grand concerts this week. on
wednesday and Thursday evening" At II.
Blu9epbefgS Concert Saloon ISL Market
street, ~
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SEVEN HUNDRED AND TITrY VISITORS 10 The
Fair yesterday found Thurbers thirty-iour
coffee the best ever used Don't fail TO try
t. u Is served free at the Exposition
building.
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u HAts used nf. Simmons Liver RegplA.
tor myselfand In my family tot years, and
pronounce II one n the ihgyl esgliiaclpfy
lHedlOlnes that can be used. Nothing would
INDUCE me Ia u without Il, and | recommend
al my tflendS, II Ghey want 10 SECURE health,
70 's''' 1''R RI / e. !. E EsSa colombia. Ca
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TIckErs to the Baltimore otiolc via the
Pan Handle route will be on ale from the
10th to the 10th. Round trip, $40.
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Grand Concert

by The Opera House Orchestra on Wednesda,
and Thursday evenings ut II. Blumenbergi
City Hall Saloon,
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A free warm lunch will be given at II.
Dlunienberg's Saloon, Market street, every
day this week.
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NEvEa give up the ship, Dr., Hnll4 Couph
syrup will cure you, A. Il has done others
u costs little, and eAA Rettt hatm, Price q
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al, VI sS sl'A tl e Ca ss bread r' 'l'''
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0SE OF our most estimable citiSens may be
thankful for the introduction Of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, for It's timely use has saved his
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"WnNE OF cARoUl" cures irregular.

painful, or difficult menstttiation.
Sold by Logan 4 Co. r. u
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A CENTS WANTED TO SUPPLY TTS
"A Immense demand ior the only oam ~ mt
ssG SaG ,Ily Illustrated life Of PrIrSVs y
Flsc iTll QlscuFily u fame. EsrtSiss o. how Il
ing his cabinet, conflict with tonIlI9.y 'u! nslNt
ZION, surgical treatment, death and fsnt Ss.Sa,at
quiea, etc; Ably written; Cmbelli,hcj ,t olls
IHllp O. the President, Cabinet, MI, Gsv gul ~
a 9y i RISS ,S ISF ths h'Ie,L selling CE oa *
u West FOURTH Strrrl Cincinnati OH, III HROa
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FOR SALE.

dor SALE BuGGIES, PIIAET0yS
IL and Wagons Now Is the time iOr laBiu
Also fine Draft llOHes Tor sale, NV. PERRElL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets. Orlo
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Ghe gatelIfgfutsr,
New Advertisement

0aire. Nos. ~ and ~ Fourteenth street.
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Notwithstanding all statements by envious
rivals To the contrary, We have disposed OF
The entire lot Ot goods damaged during the
recent fire, We have now decided to
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

N SN| Az nOIl'bEftS.
The Citizens Railway Company Invite ,..l,
Ppsals until 2Ocl0Ck y ~ on Satunlnv M, A ~ 20
for the emotion Of stable, ear and i,, In. "a w
Plans and Specifications may M seem AZ TT ms
otlhe Company No. l!0 Market street '" f rSs inv
Peny nsfryGs ihe right TO ricc, any or N M I'M
QelO VAN L Hall s.n...
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had both broken q badly 4 70 come 70 .
standstill, and m addition had shown NO
speed, were both badly disiinced BY the flag
There vas some joCkeging n the scoring
for the Third heat but when The word Rss
gigerethe three ahihals EeFe neck and neck.
On the mi quarter Aollle took the lPad, but
at the beginning Of the hall George forged
ahead and led for few yards but Smith
lion. The contest between Mollie and George
was very exciting, but Just before reaching
the stand he lelt his feet and was pulled
down only in time TO avoid crossing the
string on run.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED,
WAVED
ONE HUNDRED COAL NNpuS

At Wheellng, CFek Coal Company, Ny
niISa H SeSs o. Bridgeport, Ohio on line oi s tyo
SeT ri pcS y mi sISay KIM SpfL On and ss az q
y W. JE MATHS
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cnAALEs1oN DISTRICT.

II. C. Sanford, P. n.
Charleston Station, @. G. shaffer.
Charleston Circuit, A. y. Perry.
Mast Charleston, T. B. Ryan.
Hartford City, II. Scott. Soy
Clifton aud Mason, +. Cotton. b
Point Pleasant, 8. Cimmins.
I,etart and Leon, II. II. Miles.
Raymond City, J. +. Davis
Maiden, J. W. Webb, Il. u.
Walton, y. q. lIAfbeEL
Spencer, II. il. Hughes.
smiihyille, J. II. Hess.
Mil Greek, q. W. Mathing.
Ripley, W, A. Chenoweth.
Sandy, ], q, Ripley.
New Haven, ID, Davis,
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f fase So slssi pune Is divided Into 81 aud

The next race was the trotting race for 500
horses, and It was surely green one, some
very funny thinp happening The starters
were US follows Sweitzer Girl, entered by +,
o. Keith; Sprite, byJ. W. Ramsey; Tom Al.
len, by ]. n. Cotfman; Judge Jackson, by s
L. WoOdmansee; Brown Wood, by +. H.
Smith, and Lady Forrest, by VIII HRndlan.
A very good send oil was had, but there was
nothing OF any special notice or merit about
the heats; the Girl lost no time In taking the
lead with Brown Wood close behind, Lady
Forrest did not behayea at all we'll yesterday
and was bad four, the Judge being third,
sprite and Tom Allen were terribly dis
tanced. Time, &lSDi,
In the second heat only three horses re.
sponded, and without any foOlishness were
given the word. Brown Wood did some very
pretty work, but the Sweitzer Girl was too
much for the field, and easily took the plum
In 24?Lt, Lady +. being third, And now
there was o picnic In tho Judges stand.
Myer HorkheimeF appeared as the driver OF
Judge J. and demanded to know why he had
not been allowed time TO get out before the
word was given. The Judges claimed to have
allowed half hOUL and Immediately sever.
al wanted to bet that the Judges were u set
OF ialsifers. Each side had hackers, but ut
last It was decided that HOrkheimer should
b. allowed To start In the next heat and here
after watch the time better.
The third heat was o very tame affair, and
the horses came In aS before, Sweitzer leading,
Summary,
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CARPETiNGS
AND
OIL. CLOTHS

OF subscriptions to be found in
any City in New England. Our
stock is full and complete, en-
bracing the new designs in large
variety of
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Caiifcrnia Mining s.ser.
Gloucester Fisa, Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING May 5, $780,
Our quotations wholesale prices for fare lots
and Jobhing lots command an advance on our flo,
ures. %
Georges Codfsh-$5 p qtl for large and SO
S3A for medium; pickled-cured Bank S414 Z, 81 10
qti for large and $314 d1S31s for medium; dry
cured Bank. at S4s4 ~ qtl for large and S31a for
medium Shore Goldfish at SIS for large and So 10 to
S5M for medium Nova Scotia Bank $41A to "a "a
for large and S2s4 to SO for medium: choice Nova
Scotia Shores S5@S51s F5 qtl.; Bay trawl S45s.
We quote Cusk at 50 f.. ass Haddock at S2Ia "a
2s4: Hale at 114@158; American andSEnglish Pol
lock at S21sG2A " qtl
Homeless and prepared fish from Base y ID for
Hake and Cusk to 51s(03 for best Goldfish, Smoked
Hahbut at Toe ~ fb. Smoked Salmon at 1Sc: Sealed
Herring 18@20c y box. Bloaters at zoe D. hun
dred. "N
Mackerel-S23 y Dbl for mess. s160SIs for Is
$61s for Is. and S-@$41s for IS; Nova Scotia
% S414 4la for large and 1884 asa for medium;
Nova Scotia fat Is, 50 to IS medium do S41b94sI
Prince Edward Island rs S59S51s; IS, S41s.
flckled Herring at So Dbl for round Shore and
SbA @S6 for Labrador and Nova Scotia split;
Eastpert and Fay Shore round So; Newfoundland
40 at S2!4 921a; do split at $314 6S3K; choice
Snore splits So 1s9$614; Eastern do So; Medium
Nova Scotia split S31A@S4.
Trout Sl4 p Dbl; Salmon $40 y Dbl; SworGtish at
S697; Goldfish at SO, Haddock at S31h Halibut
Heads $31a, Halibut Fins 50 bbl Fins and Names
at sac, Tongues So, Tongues and Sounds at $40;
Nova Scotia Alewives S4dS414
&Fresh Halibut-In light supply with sales TODAY
at 61a 4Y for white '
Market Fish-Last sales So y cwt for Steak Cod.
81 for large and 81 to 81 for market Cod Had,
dock 81 a3 cwt.
Pure Medicine Oil at 81 p gal, crude do at soc;
Porgie do 32@33c. wv
Porge scrap, So ~ ton: Fish do So to SO; Liver
DO S91e Livers 35c a9 bucket
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EXECUTIVE SESSION.


Discussing the Question of Removing the
Injunction of Secrecy Regarding the
Chinese Debate.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The greater part of
to-day's executive session was occupied with
a discussion as to the ACCESSIBILITY of removing
the injunction of secrecy from the previous pro
ceedings regarding the Chinese treaties The
subject was brought before the Senate by
motion to authorize the publication of the
written speech of Mr.. Hoar. This was agreed
to. Thereupon resolution was offered to ex-
tend the same privilege to all other Senators
who discussed the treaties, but it was deter
mined this would be unfair to Senators who
had not prepared speeches and that it would
be wholly impracticable to recall from memory
large portion of the debate The proposition
to make all proceedings public was therefore
voted down and Senate soon after adjourned
without a quorum pending the discussion of
motion to reconsider the vote by which the
publication of Mr.. Hoar's speech was to be
authorized.
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MAINE.

Steamer Launched on Lake Maranocool
WINTHROP. May 6.-Wagg & Lucas launch
ed their steamer Yosemite at Lake Marano.
cook this morning She carries two hundred
passengers. She will prove a great attraction
pm the lake this summer.
The Grand Trunk Compromise with the
Freightmen.
MONTREAL, May 6,-The Grand Trunk au-
thorities have compromised with the striking
freightmen by giving $115 per day, with Is
centsper hour for over time.
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by TELEGRAPH.
STRANGE SUICIDE.
A Lady Jumps Overheard from
Steamer Katahdin.
THE VICTIM A FEMALE PHYSICIAN
AND NORMAL SCHOOL TEACHER.

RocKLAND, May Con board tue steamer
katshdin, from Boston to Rockland last even
ing, woman whose name is supposed to be
Mary j. Studley, from birmingham, Mass,
committed suicide by jumping overheard
About o'clock, when the steamer was near
Bakers Island, some men abaft the wheel
house talking, heard splash and saw the
woman floating in the water She had Jump
ed forward of the house, feet first. An alarm
was gwen, the steamer stopped and her small
boat was lowered. In twenty minutes the
body was recovered, taken into the boat car.
ried to the steamer, and for two hours every
effort was made to resuscitate her. but in vain.
She gasped once when the small boat reached
her. 1t was but thirty minutes from the time
she jumped to the time when the steamer got
underway again.
The woman appears to be about forty years
old, of dark complexion, low forehead with
intellectual countenance. On her handbag
was card directing the purser to send it to
birmingham, and in her pocket was another
card directed to I. e. Studley, ia Williams
street, New York. Her undertaking bore
the initials M. j. S., and her handkerchief the
full name. Some coupon tickets from Franz
lngham to Boston were in the bag. No cause
is known for the act, but some Of the passen-
gers remember that she acted strangely while
in the saloon. The body was landed at Rock
land and taken care of. Dispatches were
sent to birmingham and New York as to
what disposition shall be made of it. 1t will
be inferred at Rockland if not ordered to be
forwarded
LATER.
The remains of the lady who committed
suicide on board the steamer Katahdin last
night have been identified as those of Mrs.
Mary j. Studley, an NJ. D. by profession. and
of the faculty of the Normal School at Franz
ingham, Mass. She was a native of Worcester
and very accomplished lady. Some three
years ago she delivered course of lectures
here and at Thomaston upon hygiene and she
has one brother insNew Yorkiand one in Proyi-
dence, the latter of whom will be here to-
morrow. Gen. Cilley who with his family
were well acquainted and were intimate
friends of the deceased has had the remains
takeu to his residence awaiting the arrival of
her brother. No cause can be assigned for the
deed.
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METEOROLOGICAL

ISnICArIoNs FOR THE NEXT TwENrg-yoUa
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF EIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
May 6, 1 A. NJ.
For New England,
Clearing weather, preceded by occasional rain,
winds shifting to southerly, stationary barom-
eter, stationary or higher temperature.
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
The barometer is highest in the Gulf of the
st. Lawrence. Rain has fallen in New Eng
land, West Gulf STATES and Lower MISC uri
Valley. Northerly winds prevail in New
England and Middle Atlantic States. The
temperature has remained nearly stationary
for the past "A hours. The Missouri has fallen
IL inches at Leavenworth, 16 inches at Kansas
City, feet at Lexington and 2 feet at Bruins
wick. The Mississippi has fallen - inches at
st. Paul and has risen % inches at Dubuque.
1t is feet inches above the danger line and
stationary at st. Louis and feet inches
above at Helena.
Indications are that fair weather will pre-
vail east of the Mississippi to-day, preceded by
local rains in New England and on the Middle
Atlantic coast. The Missouri will probably
continue to fall and the Mississippi to fall at
st. Paul and to rise at Dubuque. Lecaire and
Davenport.