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MILE L
As chester Grnzebrook" and 'Juliet'
+ Last Evening.

Az chester Grnzebrook" and "Jullet"
Last Evening.
Mile Rhea delighted two more large audi-
ences at the Opera House yesterday afternoon
and last evening, presenting attke matinee
the Eoglish play in three acts, "Au Unequal
Match" In which she had the role OF Hester
Grd:eLiosk, an unsophisticated English girl
who marries Sir Harry ArneiiG. The
lady's charming French diaieCI sounded
u little odd at first coming from
the lips OF the blacksmith's daughter,
but this popularity once last sight Of, the
naturalness OF her acting to Que who had
seen her only in more regal roles was simply
astonishing. She almost startled the audi
ence by playing with much expression Men.
delssohnis spirit Song In the second act. Her
support again showed TO good advantage.
MI. Harris as BOrtherby. Mr.. MoManus as
Gra:ebrook, Mr.. Reynier rs Sir Harry Arneiif,
and Miss Wren as Bessie are deserving VI
special mention. Tue house was full, and
for an audience composed SO largely OF tho
fair ser, an unusual amount OF enthusiasm
was manifested.
Last evening Romeo and Juliet wasgiyen
10 the largest audience which has greeted the
%company'on this visit. Rhea's juliet was Off
piece with everything she has .ssayed here.
Especially strong was she In the balcony and
poisoning scenes The role Is well i.ed 10
her vide range Of talents, aud showes 10 bet.
ter advantage than any OF the other parts
she has personated here, her ability to por-
tray emotions the most varied. She was
called before the curtain at the end OF every
act. MI. Harris's AeTcuiO was q fine piece Of
acting. and Mr.. McAiauus as the Fffdr won
muchapproyal, being called beiorethe curtain
once. Miss Wren as the NiEse again attracted
the attention OF discriminating auditors by
her fine acting. ..L.t
In the afternoon the character assumed by
the star did not admit OF fine dressing, her
costume being a simpleone except in the last
act. Last evening, however, she delighted
the feminine portion OF her audience by ap-
pearing first In an elegant white embossed
velvet, andlater 10 lilac silk and satin, with
a wealth Of diamonds.
After the performance Mile Rhea received
In an informal manner about y dozen ladies
and gentlemen on the stage. There the fair
Gaui was herself-a lovely woman, bewitch.
ing ali with her bright smile and winning
ways. For about ten minutes she %conyersed
with those who were there her
manner was so easy, that there was
no restraint or Formally. She spokeo OF her
warn feeling for Wheeling and how pleased
abe waswith her reception. The ladies who
met her fell madly 10 love with her, rs well
they might, for she was so wtnsoma n
charming. Rhea has renewed many friend.
shipS 10 Wheeling this season and made
Others that will last forever. All who attend
ed her performances wish her a prosperous
season aud q speedy return.
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New ORLEANS, February 22.-For three
months the Federal Grand Jury have been
investigating the iraudsp Of the last election,
and they have now returned true bills
against some sixty commissioners Of the
polls. The evidence before the Jury showed
that by the legal votes cast the majority Of
the candidates on the Independent ticket
were chosen, but that the boxes were stuff
ed 80 as to elect the present Democratic
city government A motion to quash the
indictment was argued some days ago, and
to-day was granted by United States Circuit
Judge Billings on tho ground Of informality
in drawing the grand Jury. The same par
ties are, however, under indictment in the
Criminal Court Of the parish, and the dis.
trict %attorney.and presiding Judge express
a determination to proceed with the trials
as soon as it will be possible to obtain a
competent jury.
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M~okcASrowS, February 23,-River 4 feet 8
inches and falling; weather rainy; thei NOM
eter 400
RIcE's LANDING, February 2 -River Q
feet 10 inches aud failing; showing; Their
n1nnatar 100
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DuDLIS, February 22.-It is stated that
the Government is in possession OF docu.
ments connected with the Land League
which afford a clue where the funds Of the
League went. An abundance OF money Is
forthcoming for the defense Of the prison.
ers charged with the Ph9uix Park murders.
LONDON, February 22-Condert Bros,
solicitors, Of Paris, have %teleeraphed the
following on behalf OF Gen. Macandaras,
supposed to be the person known as "No.
IL mentioned at the hearing Of the Irish
convpiratofs at Dublin : publish emphatic
denial OF the infamous accusation made
against me regarding the Irish conspiracy.
I have to-day invited inquiry into the mat
ter at the hand Of the British Embassy,
and taken steps to ascertain the ource Of
the libel against me-"
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RAILROAD TALK.
Two Projects of Local Interest Talked
About.

W EEulectn Va A"u"s
About.
In yesterdays Pittsburgh DIpdtch Is the
following article Of local interest:
Mr.. W. G. ". Day, OF the Wsynesburg
Republican, ticket agent OF the Washington
and Waynesburg Railroad, vas In the city
Yesterday, and speaking OF the prospects OF
that road said THE Pennsylvania Railroad
and Baltimore & Ohio have done o great deal
of looking about getting control OF the road
but nothing has been done as yet The Bal
tjmore & Ohio has a system from this city to
Washington, Pa, the Pittsburgh Southern ]
mean, and with the Waynesburg road 1t
would have exclusive control OF a big area Of
country tributary to Pittsburgh, which is
now laIgely taken mp by the Pennsylvania
road by means Of tie CHARTERS Valley line.
Again, the baltimore & Ohio could take
hold OF the Waynesburg road and finish 1t to
Grafton, W. Va. or its main stem, and thus
penetrate q coal region not inferior to the
tonnellsyille SECTION, Thiscoun'Fy, besides
being rich In minerals, Is one OF the best dc.
yeloped agricultural districts In P%ennsylva-
mia aud West Virginia. It would give a short
route from West Virginia to Pittsburgh
shorter than any one that see available 10
any opposing company. OF course that's all
upOn lnt hCquIhltI'hn VI 'De Tchu
by the Baltimore & Ohio. The Pennsylvania
could do the same thing"
"Will the road be extended toward West
Virginia this summer
II think It will, without a doubt. From
Waynesburg there Is a splendid route up
South Greek TO It's source, and thence by an
easy grade to Blacksyille, on the West Vir-
ginia State line. The people OF Monongalia
county. W. Va, refused TO vote q subscrip.
ton Of 500 900 to take the road from Blacks
Vile toward Morgantown. This will be q
damper, but the road will go through never.
thelrss."
SHOW about the South Pennsylvania"
at Is still In doubt, Our county presents
the better route, but that through Washing.
ton county Is 4 little shorter. The road
would cross the M~onopgahela river above
Flenniken's ferry, proceed through Muddy
creek region almost 10 Waynesburg and
thence BY the Ten.Mile creek 10 the West
Virginia State line and thence by Wheeling
creek to Wheeling, There Is nc better route
anywhere than this, both for easy grades and
cheaper construction. l air afraid, however,
that the saorter route will be selected, The
report that the engineers OF this company
have been disbanded IL not true. saw Them
at work yesterday near Washington, Pa"
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RIVER xfws.
Local and IeIfgrsphie-Gs IsycS
LLkcunIes,

Alhcunies.
All The local packets are running and are
doing q EvGd bushes.
The Emma Graham passed doTn yesterday
morning ut I O'Clock, b0u.d Tor Cincinnati:
Capt. J. T. stocAdale, u wtll.knCwn Pitts
burgh steam boat man, Was in the city yester
day, -
The Iron Age passed down yesterday with
a mixed tow or railroad ties and other mer.
chAudiAe.
ThO following boats yesterday passed down
with tow Of coal; smoky City, Hornet No.
2, Alex swift guu Onward.
The Bachelor departed for Pittsburgh at s
O'Clock yesterday morning and the D!urnal
left Tor PAtkenburg at li:S0 a. NJ.
Last evening the marks on the water gauge
at the wharf indicated 10 feet 2 inches IN the
channel, with the river falling slowly.
The Hawk passed up yesterday with tow
OF tiet; the Coal Valley passed up with empty
coal boats, and the Monitor passed up light
The trim steamer w. N. Chancellor will
re-enier her Observation-Disclosures snawha
river trade next week. The attention OF
shippers is called to her advertisement.
The steamer Sidney left Cincinnati last
evening. for this point and the Andes will
follow her, leaving on saturday evening.
Both sieamers will discharge and reload i'm.
medistely upon arrival here.
The Courier passed down yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock en- rVlte irom Pittsburgh TO
81. Louis. Sne Is one Of the largest boats
doing busine 9 on the 0aiO, and this time
goes down with an immense trtp having been
laid up 10 Pittsburgh for some time awaiting
q more favorable BIHge nt-water.
PARKEE's, February 22.-Rlvsl 0 feet Binches
and iat!iug; cloudy ~
FAIRMoNr, W. Va, February 22.-River 2
feet 8 inches, and falling slowly. ,r ~
CIScIsEArI, February 22-Riyer 50 feet 1
inches and falling slowly; clear aud cool.
BROWNSVILLE, February 29-Riyer I feet
and stationary weather cloudy thernom-
eter $40 .ta- ,ll $ sd
M%okGASrowN, February 23,-River 4 feet 8
inches and falling; weather rainy; thei
eter 40s
RicE's LANDING, February 22-River 9
feet 10 inches aud failing; showing; Their
mometer 420 .,..I ,...yf # ay.s.
CAIGo, III, February 22.-The river at this
point has fallen probably u half Inch during
the day. A watch Is sill kept on the levees,
and weak places are still being remediei.
The weather Is damp and mild. Everything
is quiet. fan
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Its Observance In the Pablic schools Of
the City.

The birthday Of George Washington was
observed In an appropriate manner yesterday
In all the schools OF the city, The usual
school exercises were held in the forenoon,
and the afternoon devoted TO miscellaneous
exercises suggested. by the occasion. Pa.
triotio n essays or narra lives written by
pupils on characteristics Of the Father OF his
Country or OF his times, aud events In his
life and services, Rotations Of q appropriate
character and similar exercises composed the
programmes, which In some cases were paFtic.
ipated 10 by but the pupils OF one school.
each department havlnga performance suited
to It's I'D yancement, while in others union
exercises were held, 10 which pupils selected
from all rooms contributed.
In most OF the schools many OF the parents
and friends OF the pupils were interested
spectators, and In ali the young performers
acquitted themselves creditably. such exer.
clses are to be commended, as they cultivate
a familiarity with the lives OF the subjects,
and tend to inspire admiration for the great
men whose lives are commemorated.
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Ra,lroadipr In colorado.

DENVER, February 29.-There will be
some important railroad developments in
Colorado by the early summer. Steps
have already been taken which will mate
rally change the present system Of rail-
reading in the northern portion Of the
State. It has recently become known in
Denver business circles that the Nickel
Plate syndicate Of New York and Chicago
have purchased the iranchise Of the Den.
yer 4 Northwestern, which connects at
Garfield with the Boulder Valley road,
and terminates at Longmont.
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Rrlsf Note. on current. events Or Miner

InteFcat, Eiks
The State House was deserted yesterday al.
ternooD, Everybody was away, either at Mt.
de ChRntal or the matinee.
The Committee on Markets met last even.
ing ut the City Building and organized by
eltcting CA. Wingerter, chaiEman.i a
The Courier will 10y over till 3 o'clock to.
morrow afternoon In orc ett to takethe many
members Of the Legislature who live down
the river, home.
CHARLES HIRScH was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate Of John StrObel,
deceased, givingu bond Of 500 with John
Schneider ~ surety.
TnE Governor yesterday appointed DC.
Gallaher, Esq, Of Charleston, Receiver OF the
Kanawha Board under an act OF the present
session OF the Legislature.
The last will and testamentof Mary Hook
dec ased was yesterday by Clerk Hook, ad
mit,ed to probate and ordered 10 be recorded.
John Hook was named as executor.
The gas was again let into the Island pipes
Yesterday, and the Garden Spoilers are once
more entirely happy. The resumption Of the
gas was very timely, ast1 Leg s AZURE leaves
10 day. .s{. q
A WARRANT was issued by squire Wheeler
Yesterday for the arrest OF Julius Fridenthsl
on complaint OF Otto Aaron, The charge beng
the use Of loud aud angry words 70 the dis:
turbauce, OF tina peace. PRUDENTIAL has q
stand In Centre market. ~
WILEY W. s. HOFFMAN,, OF ~Morgantown,
has come 10 Wheeling 10 find something TO
do" He intends TO set In with a; J. sSee-
ney 4 SOr, and become a machinist As
there are no railroads at M~organt0wn, he has
10 "go away from home to learn . trade.
A MEggY party gathered at the residence OF
James II. Lszure, in the East Erd, last even
ing, to welcome home Nc and Mrs. William
LAzure, who were married yesterday alter
noon at Bellaire. The occasion was one of
the most pleasing events Of the season, and
with Refreshments, music and dancing, the
evening passed quickly away. The young
couple received the heartfelt congratulations
OF their friends.
A SPECIAL term OF Part l OF the Circuit
Court, Boyd, judge, was held yesterday and
an order entered authorizing The sale OF all
the property OF the Wheeling Grape Sugar
Refining Co. The Court appointed rs Com
m~issioners for that purpose. Aegsrs. u: N.
Russell, W. p. Hubbsrd and Alfred Cald,
we'll. The time for the sale has been liked
for Monday, March 10, This action disposes
OF the injunctions that were granted, anu the
property will now, very likely, besold.
N spite OF the large amount Of work done
lin the House Of Delegates last pight, CON
siderable fun was INDUCED 10. Ar. Penny
bacser about II o'clock NOTICED that Judge
Holt was absent, and moved thatas the house
had solemnly ordered that that gentleman
should read W~ashiugton's Farewell Address
10 him at midnight, the gentleman be sent
for. Mr.. Daley moved to amepd BY ordering
W. pannvbRnktF To RE where Judge Holt
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Albert McBeth has accepted a position in
the railroad shops at ConneaughE Ohio.
T. P. Spence, Esq. accompanied by bis
brother, left for. Pittsburgh yesterday on
business,
The x. OFF. festival closed tonight with a
hop. No eouFteEles were extended 10 CORES.
pondentS except members Of the order.
At the election OF officers held yesterday al
the Jefferson Iron Works, no change was
made. The Board remains the same as last
year.
Arun into occurred yesterday morning at
No one was injured, but trains were delayed
q few hours,
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Yesterday afternoon Bridget Mccormick,
who lives with her brother'in law, William
Gilligan, on the corner Of Twenty.third and
carry q large bucket filled With boiling water
down the stairs. She had taken but q few
steps when she lost her balance and fell head.
long to the bottom OF the flight. splitting the
hot water all over herself. Her screams
brought immediate assistance, though at inst
Il was hard to distinguish her, so dense was
the steam that tilledTthe place. A physician
WaI called TO dress her burns, which are seri-
Gus, n not dangerous, her face aud neck
being the only part Of her body escaping
injury.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Sealed proposals will be received Al N" -.
the City Clerk until WEDNESDAY, MAKrf y q
At 5 O'Clock 7. ", for tae removal Of III MN.
Garbage and otiAl from within the city lIniIIS 81
~ follows: '"ks
for the Fist District comprising all Of til. Fir,
For the Second District, comprising tn. seeo,,
and seventh wards. NWaa
For ne Third District. comprising the ThID, N,
Fourth wards, AUa
Forthe Fourth District, comprising all sor,.
Caldwelis Run othe southern line Of H. rJtv@
fotthe Firth District, comprising all LGnib A,
Caldwells Run TO the LOutherl line q The SJiv "
No pelsony will be awarded Tor m0,r thsS !.
district, nor can they be interested In any nmnSSN,
for more than one district PA1
Prppoalsio b addressed TO the Chairman =,
the Commit Q on hUalIh,n the committee nsa,S u
Ing the right 70 reject any or I'll bids
FRANK BOWERS. e.
: le0 -L--- City CIeik
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As intended to make Improvements on
building commencing in about ten days
which will necessitate q suspension OF bust.
ness for one week and In order TO reduce
stock and supply my customers l will make
from this date genuine reductions On all
shoes In stock. Call and supply yourselves.
This Is a rare opportunity to get good shoes at
low prices, L. V. BLOND.
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The friends OF Mrs. InsE NJ. Dutro, eldest
daughter otDr. A. c. George, formerly pas.
tor Of Fourth Street N. L, Church, OF this
city, will be grieved to learn OF the death OF
that estimable lady at her home in ST. Louis
on the l7th. The deceased was we'll known
among the congregation Of the Fonrth Street
Church, and was endeared to them by the
sweet qualities OF her character and the aim
ability OF her position. She has no s~inceier
mourners OF her nntimely death nor more
sympathetic friends with the family in their
bereavement than those In Wheeling.
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CHE Q%ntdlt9etmeI


Sale Of Valuable Property.
save Your Eyes-L. q. Dillon.
Madame Lazelle vaunt-Fine French
Hair Goods.
Parlor Coal Vases-Nesbitt & Bro.
Lost-Pocket.B Book.
To all Whom 1t May Concern.
Regular Kanawhs Packet-Steaner W. N.
Chancellor. lHc
Wanted-Tinner on Assortment Work.
For kent-Dwelling House.
One Touch OF Winter-B. X. Caldwell.
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Present stock Of pianos, steinway, KnAbe
Chlckering, Hallst 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C.. at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
LucAa' Muslc sroRE,
lt4q Main STRAIT
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TE Lord Mayor Of London was only apor.
ter in a warehouse, but he perseyered In the
face Of oil opposition ambrose rapidly. 1t Is
only presidency and mort that has made DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest family rem.
edy for coughs and colds now offered TO the
antieslnp nnhlic- :.
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BULLETIN.

The are indications that a storm will
deyelope 10 the southwest, and heavy local
rains are reported for the Mississippi Valley.
Light rain and NOV prevailed in the Middle
States, New England. Lower Lake region and
Upper Mississippi Valley. The indications
are that rain WILL prevail In the Southern
States and 0aio Valley on Friday and Satur-
dAy. .. I
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In a late article In the Louisville, (Ky,l
Courier Journal, we observe that Governor
Blackburn, OF that State. speaksi "AGain
aud again have | had OCCASION to use st.
Jacobs OIL, aud every time it has been sue
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

J Sealed proposals viii be received bv N.
teoon or before Monday, MarcA 8, iSl! sissSHmamit
r. NJ for The erection Of a Chunh al cock
Proposals mu,t be for the whole Of thr Wo,SSe,O.
S cord ~ e, e p sons, ana ot w SRsciHaSe ova which may + !.
Bids 70 be addressed 10 WM, LI0YhSN
Chairman OF Bulldog ComnIi,..
tetot BHdgeboTt nj.
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Mnnied.

To form the acquaintance OF some lady OF
means with q view TO husiness-and perhaps
mNtrim0ny address w. E. Davis, le5 Smith.
field street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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From Or. y. W. Hunter, Baltimore
Maryland.

HAVING become. familiar with Colden's
Liquid Beef Tonic, l take pleasure in REQ.
ommending It as an excellent preparation,
combining as It does both food aud tonic In a
remarkable way. and producing good blood,
health and strength" Remember the name,
CoLpEN's-take no other.) OF druggists.
MwykW
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II YOU don't want to freeze when It's cold;
suffer from excessive peESpiration when It's
Browns Iron Bitter, rev
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aO,rEL AaRIVALs.
81. JANE HOTEL.

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j iIaniAu. SteubenVilIu II McFAggaSh, WilliGmt'n
n %Cjonuci SyktSyille oTAit, Philadelphia
j GnhNm. DeniSon L Beuter, lily
thas JOHNSON, city JC Robinson, but!ef
JonpS Chlcsgo JAS Smith, WCGtVA
Stone, ParkenbuE LIZ Stone, Bellide
il liver, HaIuibal JE MI tetter, B&0
O HEyAns, BALTIMORE. Mn; OxnAtd, west Va
Mn Hall, y MHTtinAvIlle ur. bAtTecklon, kiuShing
i 4 BnIton. Flushing Lizzie JudklBE, fluShing
MSrS Walker, Flushing v X Curtis. wellSburg
" Sawman, S%teubenV'e ETAFr, WellShuK
4 Ridsely, West Liberty " Wallace; SlelhenyillD
Mis- Kean, stcuo nvtlle VI Pi1ce, PttAblagh
i Sswman Fluphlug BIZ Martin, Baltimore
! n BeiheI, Flushing GThomSon, Pittsburgh.
p y SnTiS BafneEvIIle To JudkinE, GAINESVILLE
: NnIIm' NeStLIberty Mis- A HeinbetEer, W Va
Mis- c HeinbefRer, v. va Uus OAllaghef, utY
r EemIStnne. view YORK W H indd, CIncidnhti
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" DBreun, Chicago CnrtlA, NeIloutB
II TheTnss. Baltimore " reoples, Philadelphia
Ge6 " BTyan. BIG Wa Leod, boston
Davis BAO HE Pslers, Caldwell
II CANT. YOUNGSTOWN T COnnell, Youngstown
p Nc~LauRhlin, Junction PSmiih, NsynesbuK
Rogers WAyueSburg II EASon, Detroit
lIGIis webb, Fh4delPaia J Jac99s, Pftioutgh
CDeNeA, LouisYlue
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A ssIGNEE's SALE.

Closing out at and below cost, Oil HIulITt1,.
Chromos, hteel EngnyingS. Picture Frames, Nolle'
ingS, heather strips, Silver EHre. JeweltRAeL Hang
kerchiei Foxes, Glove Foxes, NASes, 1OutL eel'
Hand Painted Toilet bottles, ParlHn Marble slAiS'
ettes, China Cups AID sauctIs, Albums, Mhpi
vaiiscs, Wax Flower Materials, Canes. unb'eAn'
TInwRIe. Soap, etc., tic. No. ~ I weliLh sLneL
b. i. ALLISON,
fe2l Assignee OF W.. !. HutchllL
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GENERAL soTicEs,
NOTICE v,,,,,xo ~ >,

Notice Is thereby given that the unde,Ssn.IS
qualified a Executors Of the last viii " sgpiaA9
I hI, 1s1onS e SSSinS s,I ItsS q !I W. Sity q wSttlaat,'
present them 70 Us duly verified, and NJ May WI
Indebted 70 nld estate must pay m pstl9ui
Pt zen and yASE Il wHI5 5sII1;Ts EI, Gs'
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observedat Sohnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner:
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WASHINGTON, February 81 4. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, ~increas-
Ing cloudiness and rain, northeast to south
east Winds, lower barometer. stationary or
slight rise In temperature,
For the Lake Region, increasing cloudiness
ing to southeast In the Upper Lake Region,
with slight rise In temperature and lower
barometer; 10 Lower Region, rising, followed
by falling barometer.