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WHEELING WEST VOInrT
yeas, 1870; nays, l27. Mr.. English then ap.
peared at the bar and took the oath Of office.
Mr.: Bayne reollered his resolution as

yeas, 1870; nays, l27. Mr.. English then ap
peared at the bar and took the oath OF office
Mr.. Bayne reolIersd his resolution as
question Of privilege. r
MIR. Dunn suggested Il be amended BY
directing inquiry whether Green B. Rauln
late member Of this House, had lobbied
for the whisky bill. Mr.. Thompson hoped
that no such amendment would be pressed.
Mr.. Bayne said he offered his resolution
because he had information that mem.
ber. OF this House who had voted In the
early. part OF the proceedings, had been
asked to leave his seat; that he had left his
seat, and that he had gone into consulta.
ton with Mr.. English, and that he had
therefore disappeared from the floor OF the
House without having been paired. Hav.
Ing that Information he felt It to be right
and just that inquiry should be made by a
competent committee.
The member TO whom Bayne makes
reference is Weller, who voted on the first
roll call to-day, and did not vote thereafter,
Mr.. Nichols said Jere Wilson, an ex.
member from Indiana and counsel ior
peeIle, had been on the. floor lobbying in
the latter's interest.
Mr.. Cannon said he had not seen Wilson
on tho floor and did not think. anybody
else had.
CHARGES NOT DENIED. 49, ~
Mr.. Horr said that since he had called
the attention OF the House to this matter
not a single man on the other side had
arisen and denied single thing he had
charged or intimated that 1t was not true.
I'VE are not as suspicious as you are,"
explained Mr.. Cosgroye.
THE only. thing that comes from the
members on the other side is you're an.
other" continued Mr.. Horr. He thought
Il unseemly and indecent for an e1.mem.
ber to lobby in contested election case
and any who did 30 should be punished. |
Mr.. Horr said the Democratic members
whom English had importuned could not
be counted on the fingers on the hand.
A member-"Who told you 2'
MIR. Horr-"Get up your investigation,
and II the thing is not true it cannot be |
proven. II it ia true it will be apt to be |
proven. lido think that, as the gentlemen
by silence admit, this thing has been going |
on Tor the last two days, it is time the
House purged ITSELF"
Mr.. Randsll-"There has been no admis. |
sion Of that sort whatever. We are entirely |
content on this side to have an investi.
CATION" T..
Mr.. PByne modified his resolution by
granting tho committee power to send for |
persons and papers. Mr.. Hammond offer
81 an amendment that the committee be
composed OF seven members, and requir.
ing 1t further to inquire whether any OK.
member employed as agent or attorney in
any contest election case, or for any rail.
road or other corporation, having any
claims pending, has during this session
abused the privileges allowed him under
the rules, and report who they are and |
show they have abused the privileges
granted them. Tho amendment WAS agreed |
to, and the resolution as amended adopted, |
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a Lake Collision,

MlLwApEEE, W!g, May 22.-The fourth
collision on Lake Michigan this week oc-
Cured early this morning Oh sheboygan,:
when tue schooner Marengo and an .un-.
known vessel came together with a terrific
crash. The weather was very thick. The
Msrengo's anchor on her port bow was car
ried Of by the unknown vessel until
eighty lathons OF chain were rseled out,
when q crash yas heard and the anchor
freed itself from the strange vesy:L Some
plenks otthGAarepgo's boy were stove in
ane Der atay uall,yarl broken. Captain
Roach doea not know what the other craft
is, but took her for lumber vessel. Moth.
Ing has been heard from her along shore.
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oFcouEsE Mr.. English wss ON the floor
Of h'e house buttonholing members in the
interest Of his son, contestant for seat in
that body. This much is not denied, but
prompt apology wss made for it. Re-
publlcana greeted Mr.. Randall with deri.
ave laughter when he referred to the pa.
ternSl instinct. But there was not, per-
haps, man there who, under similar cir.
eumstsnccs, would not have used the priv.
ileSes OF the floor, ii he had it, in the same
way. 1t is to be aeaumed that Mr.. En-.
glish used no bribcs; that his offending
was in talking the case up" for his son.
This affair, which seems to have raised
the blood Of the House to tho boiling point,
ought to suggest to that body that toe
many people have the privilege Of the
moor, and that the privilege is abused
every day the House sits. Ii cannot BIZ
pretended that the business OF the House
IA helped by the presence Of ex-senator
and ex.Reprfssntatiyes, 6 Governors and ex
Governors, and the whole miecellaneorl
brood Of ex's who come in under cover o
inc courtesy Of the House. Nor can it b,
eald that these mon are entitled 10 1
courtesy which is the chief capital of til,
ss's who fud lobbying a paying businees.
Newspaper correspondents used to b,
admitted. That privilege was 3 great ale
10 their work. but it was no aid to the vorl
u Ne House, and abou! aix years ago til,
'oois were shut on the correspondents.
lhese is enough in the House 10 con
'use 'heWoceMings and distract member
without the floor being overrun by peopl
VINO have no business there. II reform il
tina regard shall come out Of yea.erdsy'
ugly episode the country will be indebte,
20 latler English for booming his boy,
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Six Thousand Snort. /

sI. Louis, May 22.-J. T. Richardson,
LOCAL . a. agent Of the indianapolis 4 St. Louis
Railroad, the Madison County Ferry Com.
Pay and the Venice < Carondaiet Belt
hallroad, at Venice, Ills; suicided
y Ty shooting himself through the head.
ihe m discovery made by the travelling Au.
I!Ior' that he was 4. 900 short to the In.
n.ahaipolia 4 81. Louis road, led 10 it. He
aas mg thlty;eight years old and leaves vile
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nounced that business would be resumed
tomorrow at noon with six hundred and
eighty thousand dollars In cash on the
counter and a reserve fund OF four hundred
and fifty thousand for emergencies. The
amount Liable to the draft Of the depositors
is nine hundred thousand dollars, but de.
positors representing one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars have signed an agree.
ment not to withdraw, 1NnTiTi.l.' 7.
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was lawful, just and proper to pay the del.
gates expenses out Of the funds OF tho
BOOK Concern. The previous question
was called for, the amendment Of Dr.,
Curry adopted, and tho committee was In.
structed to draw upon the Book Concern
Tor any deficiency In the funds for paying
delegates expenses. -7"'
William Mast was elected editor Of the
CHRISTIAN Apologisl, and Henry Lubhort
editor Of the Ua,s and Herd, both by a
show Of hands. A number oi reports Of
committees were received and ordered 10
be printed, and q few minor ones were |
Rdopteu. ~. II. !
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WASHINGTON, D. q, May 52.-The Ways
and Means Committee met to-day and
after agreeing to report !. bill allowing all
the srtjcles on ahipbuard and in transit
that p Nere increased BY the last tariff bill to
como in under tho old rates, took up the
Hewitt tariff bill and discussed it for con.
siderable time. The committee favored
considering the administration partot the
bill, but doubted the eSpedieney Of ct,
tempting TO Interfere with the exist ng
rates OF duty at this time. No conciuaion
Was reached, and it was determined to take
the natter up formally at the next meeting.
The indications a.e tia. no tariff legislation
will be reported. a. a,j
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Textn,,,IBeayyi Rain rall,

GALVESTON, May 99.T7specials to The
Ntua from portions olthe Slate indicate
the recent rain fall one Of the heaviest ever
known in Texas. Nv
The damage to the agricultural interest Is
very great, Thilo the damage to the rail.
roads Is Of the most serious character, /,
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IT is too bad that the Greenbackers
lisn't listen to the sweet voice Of the
Democratic wooer and Stand up for prin-
ciple.r OF course there is now no Green
back question before the country, and
there are eundry important questions be.
lore this State, but that doesn't make a
thorn less thorn. Hence these weeps.
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WelIEbuyg.

Iattle Homer, con Of Horny Bennett, died
Issds "Wednesday nigh. q 1880; Hshad jostre.
covered from measles and went out TO the
undertook to walk home, distsuce OF nhont
four miles. When almost given ont, hnylna
laid down to rest several timss on Mo way =
buggy passing along found him reslinc bv
tho Ioadbide aud brought him home TO hi
pssenta, and from over e1ertion In il.mmation
Qt tho bowels sss In, resulting In hil death,
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4 EcrArES ISLAND man was horribly torn
by his bulldog. Generally it is the other
man who falls in with tho bulldog, and
tho owner ins;sts that the pup is gentle
enough when he is let alone. Bulldogs
and toy pistols will be ruled cut OF the
civilization Of the future. -.
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0SE Of Mr.. Powells neighbors al Fair
mmt denies that he is in sny danger OF
proring false to his trust. 1t is right that
Mr. Powell's neighbors shall etand by him.
but this as1urance OF his integrity snd
iidalisy is not necessary. Mr.. Powell is all
right, and when Wee! Virginia is called he
will respond "Blaine," in full round tones
ol Marion county melody. .--..-L-E-L d
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MiENinE MikM lIsxxard.

. e'SSiSiATl, May 22.-An unknown wo-
man sent telcgraphic meaaage to au &C.
q. .antanoe Of Ms, Hazard, the youpp NJ,
xoma.1, who has been missing since Fri.
day, saying she was in a boarding house
In Chicago on North avenue. near Ran
dosph street. 1t is supposed the woman
~ had received letter from Miss Hazard.
Ihe Information Is pot yet corroborsted.
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"0rr upon such Democrats" shouts the
washington Post, by theHame token mean.
II. ,hoe, Democrats who kicked against
,hs M Morrison bill. Well, there are somo
r.,v comfortable seats 10 be had in the
pannhlican marty.
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Very Likely,

GALVESTON, TEX, May 29.-The Nt,ps'
Vernon, Te1es. special saya: A cowbow
rode into rancho near here yesterday and
without warning shot three times into the
beds occupied by bis comrades, killing one
instantly. and another dying few hours
after: The murderer WAS arrested and
jailed; He claims ths shooting was acci.
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Or Wednesday, nights May Festival
u4,, 'ormance the Commercial Ga:sle critic
e.dal ms exultantly. "rhe audience wore
bette, clothes than on Tuesday night"
What johnson would have been withcu!
his Boswell the NJ. F. would be without
A.. ..;l.,
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EMMETT uses little child to good effect
in bis performance, and the play between
them touches tender chord. But it is a
very young child, the work is hard and the
hours are long and late. 1t is all very
pleasingto the audience, and all very bad
.foy tha child -p.
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A HeRrtleNn HHinuIcr.

ERIE, Pa, May 22.-The flight OF Antoine
Vincent, editor Of the Journal, is followed
by discoveries Of a criminal. character.
Vincent has been swindling people on all
sides. Fathers Hughes, Of Boston, and Nc
Cabe Of Erie, are victims to the tune Of
1000. Vincent was converted to Catholic
ism. His worst case is the taking Of $500
intrusted to him by poor Portuguese me.
chanic to send to the lntter's INDECENT par
ents. A reward will be offered for Vim.
centia cantnre- i-par-T.-03.a b.I I-
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THERE are some Democrats who do not
ha;ieye in seating Democrat at any price,
In, there are not many Of them in the
ro,,y.t irh.h Congress. In this latter day
N bs Democrat is better than to bo the
.bo,rs nj the people.
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7, ,hedtssrtioua in the Anli.Blaine press
.o,,irue Nj. Blaine may 80 well make q
sor,,ac, for another great historical work.
I, isw,jtten "sll men are liafs." OF course
Aha. was sweeping assertion.
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ASxs' YoRx correspondent declares that
tbe meeting Of "busineas interests" was
nroipctel more in the hope OF hurting
blaine than OF helping Arthur. There
ueeds no. talented correspondent to tell
;H;sslhis Bu. will the epg hatch?
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TgsEr hundred thousand dollars is q
wood deal Of bail, but Mr.. Ferdinand
Ward has been juggling largo figures and
he won't mind being locked up for a
PRINCES ransom. But the Metropolitan
IIotel lent loaths.me prison den,
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oro Damocra,ic friends have sent South
h, fresh cargo Of crocodiles. They are
.or, =" 10 weep over tho degenerate Green.
S,ete,s. S il /, sweeps the Ohio Valley with
another il,od.
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FINANCIAL FACTS.
THE ooULo.vANDkRBlLT LkTTERs
0n Tho BuNusss YltuAtlon-vsrdiaand Ward IN
Ludlow Blrsi JAll-Hs Nlll Coni.as All-The
Psna Baak 10 Reiume To.dAy-A Short
Run On the MeKss,purt Bank.

New YoRK, May 2o.-sevsral attach
ments were granted to-day against the
property In this city OF the Penn Bank ol
Pittsburgh. Tho suits were brought by
Henry 4 Newman and the Fourth Ma.
tional Bank. 's.N IsI
William II. Sweeney, banker and broker,
lOi Nassau street, WAS arrested in the
suit OF Garrett B. Haight to recover bal
ance OF several thousand dollars in stock
transactions. 0,-o Kill f.
The following cable correspondence has
passed between Gould and Vanderbilt on
the financial situation: &Es',r@
.pnt m New YoRK, May 81.
To " II Vanderbilt, London:
Since your departure the failure Of
Grant & Ward, ol the Marine bank, Metro.
politan bank and others, have 80 greatly
disturbed confidence that good securities
have suffered large depreciation, in COM
mon with poorer ones. But to-day We
have a steadier market, better feeling,
with no further failures, and none likely
70 occur. Mr.: Sage opened bis
doors to-day and accepted all NJ his
outstanding privileges. I think matter
will continue to improve. 1nu new puoIs
between theitrunk lines on money basis
we're completed and signed to-day, MIR.
Fink is now considering an advance Of
Ealt.hound rates to 20 cents, which he will
probably order. all the threatened dis
turbances among the roads west Of Obi.
cago have been averted. The crop pros.
pecta throughout the West and South and
Northwest were never looking more pros.
porous than now, which will guarantee a |
large fall business. ..5@s F.4 Tl
leigned1 JAY GOULD.
LONDON, May %, 1884.
J. Gould, Ne,v York; -
lam very much obliged for your mes.
sage. My advices look as II the depressing
influences Of the past were about over. IL
think you will find the results will be in
accordance with the views expressed in
your dispatch.
(Signed) W, II. VANDERBILT.
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Another Wreck,

a. LONDON, May ga dispatch from Ma
Grid this morning says the steamer Cas-
talis,; Iron Palermo for New York is
sroundcd'ot Denia, Spain. She has jetti.
goned part Of her cargo, but cannot be
tloated yet. The weather is very rough and
the sea running high 90 that aesistance can.
not be sent to her. She may break up be.
lore her crew can be rescued. The first
news OF the wreck was received at L!oyd's.
The lost passengers wore all coolies. :. yzr,'
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THREE SUITS
AgainAt A. w. DimOck & Co.-Attacl.
mentN Issued in Ench Cnse. q

hkhlnAt A. Nv. DlmOck d C0.-AttacL.
ments Issued In Ench Case.
NEw YoRH, May 22.-In the suits com.
uencel iR the Supreme Court against A.
W. Dimock L Co., brokers, attacnments
were granted against the firms property
first by Andrew T. Underhill to recover
s22.275. A process was sustsiued in the
purehagoa and sales by the plaintiff at the
the instigatione Of thb defendants. Of tho
stock Of the Banker's and Merchants
Telegraph Company. The plaintiff bor-
rowed sT, 900 from defendants, but alleges
that over and above all counter claimu there
is due him Sl3,l75. The second is brought
by Delos 2. Phelps and Wm. Hannah 5to
recover $40, ,GG6.
The plaintiffs borrowed one hundred
thousand dollars from defendants and 10
secufe the payment Of the loan lodged
with them 200 fret mortgage bonds Of the
Central Iowa Railway Company, Illinois
division, the par value being 81, 900 each.
4 was agreed the firm might rehypothecate
theae fot not EXCEEDING one hundred thou
sand. It is alleged the firm rehypotheca:
ted the securities for the payment Of S555,-
900 which was borrowed by them from
yalious persons. This pledge was con.
eesled IRON the plaintiffs until after
pimock & Company lailed. The plaintiffs
claim 70 have suatainel loss Of SO 900.
The third attachment by Wilberiorce Il
sully was for Sl24,744. Ths papers alega
that between October 1888 and April
2lst, 1854. Wilberiorcs purchased. 2,1OO
ahsres of the Telegraph Co. g stock at vari.
ous prices undor agreement with Dimock
= Co., similar to that Of underhill, and he
Sustained loss Of Sl24,744. Attachments
were granted in each case, on the ground
that tho firm had di1posed of its property
and intend to defraud their creditors By
possponing the payment OF claims Of tho
general creditors until their in dlvldual
debts are paid.
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THE C0NFER,ENCE
BkTwEkN WORKMAN AND EMPLoy1R
Gads Ia . a.coaslnsatlon Of tho D,sdlotk-Ths Va.
r'ou' Propositlons Babmllted BY tho Mann 'ac.
ssrsn Rsfaasd BY tho Amaisamatsd A.socl.
i|} olailoa = Arbitration to Bs Used.
sieeioi Diq'aieh 10 The Ialslliueacer,

Special Dtg'ateh 10 The Laituiueneer.
PITTSBURGH, May 2aa.-The manuiac.
turers proposed scheme Of arbitration
which was rejected by the Amalgamsted
Association and the:conierencs adjourned
without coming to settlement.
NiliSSll, ,sg @. D. THOMPSON,
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At Baltimore-Brooklyn, 3,Baltimore, 5;
At Phila,-Proviaence, l2; Phila, 4.
Z At Cleveland-Ohicago, o; Cleveland; 8.
At New York-Boston, !; New York, 7.
At New York-Met'p'l'n, 6; Wash't'n, 3.
Z At Columbus-St. Louis, 9: Columbus G.
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Indications of Murder.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 22-The Journals
Winnepeg special says: The body Of
wealthy lEnglishman named Falkenbridge,
was found in bed in hotel here to-day,
under circumstances indicating murder.
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TWO WRECKB,

The Syrin Grounds, and Seventy OF Her
Passengers kGported Lost.
LoSDoS,May 23.-Mesgra reports are re.
ceiycd here Of the wreck Of the Britiah
ship Syria. The date Of the wreck is not
given, but. she is stated to have struck on
one Of the Fiji group Of islands in the
South Pacific ocean and that seventy Of
her passengers were drowned. Further
Than 7 this, whether her crew was saved or
motifs. not given. 80. e :.
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: WnxN ladies hats trimmed aud un.rimmsd
and all kinds Of millinery goods ars placed
on sale at one half The prices charged by
other dealers, It pays 70 trGdo ut Z. NJ. McGlI,
LIN 4 Vo.'a, .'.''
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orsxRyv that the blaine men arc not
....a,;uy on the skull and crousbones that
,s.v "wons play" II they can't lave
pls;ne, psi They are not that kind OF Repub'
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THE MORNING STAK
or Ref0rmRtfon'-Conti Of tn,
.l. elite Celebration.

or RefOrmRtfOn''-Conti of tho
a. W1ciitie Celebration.
LONDON, May 222.-The Wyclife celebra.
tion concluded with grand evening meet
ing at Exeter Hall. Earl SALISBURY pre-.
sided and said: or the relormers, Wy.
cliffe, Luther and Tyndale, ,WyclifFe was
perhaps the greatest. This WycliHe monu.
ment will diiiuse information and knowl.
edge among the common people. Wyclife's
correct title is THE Morning gtar Of tha
Reformation England, alter his time,
was never again subject to the rule Of a
Pope. The people OF England can only
show their thankful appreciation Of his life
by cherishing his precepts and blessing
God Tor the translation Of the Scriptures
he made" - ,,a., ,E,...,,.'-,'.
Canon Taylor moved that the quincen-
tenary Of John Wyckliffe's death affords q
suitable opportunity to commemorate his
work as patriot and church reformer, a
translator and 8 preacher Of the holy scrir-
tures In making this motion Canon Tay:
lor eaid the great work which WyckliIe
did Tor the Church is now in danger of
being oyerthrown. We should beware Of
those who are trying TO lead us; back to
darkness. blindness. idolatry and medley.
alism. Taylor's motion was carried. 4
motion was carried instructing the Memo.
rial Committee to appeal for ten thousand
pounds to bs used in the publication and
circulation Of Wycklifss writings and The
erection Of q memorial statue. s1'H Il
The Rev. Mr.. Hughes said: !"'Three men,
the great Baptist preacher, Spurgeon; the
famous American revivslist, Moody, and
General Booth, the controlling spirit Of the
Salvation Army, who represent the Wycliff-
ite teachings, WELD more influence than all
the priests in the Church Of England
put together. [Cheers. Wyclile discov-
cred that the origin Of the mischief which
confronted him was the suppression Of tbs
rights Of laymen in the Christian Church.
Hear heaI!) I should like TO see laymen
preaching in every pulpit. The Church
needs the cooperation Of Cody laymen."
a eubscription of Ei0O was obtrened - u
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LOWELL, Mass, May 70.

GESrLEMES-1 hsve the hopor to receive
your courteous note giving ms the action
Of the convention ut Chicago on the 14;h
inst, OF the representatives Of anti.
Monopoly. The honor Of designation
by such body as a. candidate for the
Presidency Of the Republic cannot be too
highly appreciated. Concurring in each
measure OF public policy oct forth in the
resolutions need only add If the vo.eu iof
the electors shall intruat me with the exc,
cutive powers Of that high office each
them will be fully, justly and energetical.
ly extended to the relief the people, and
the form Of government pointed out by
your platform Of principles will be ths
realities OF my administration. Accept ior
yourselves personally my mos, grateful
consideration." BsSI. F, By7LSR,
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Ghe g,ItelHgFltrtr
III. .uicide season opens we'll

-. IN. 10 nnh ~ Fourteenth street
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r0x Penn Bank Of Pittsburgh reaumeB
ia, Tbs, equal was soon over. ,a-

,,, accounts The "busineBs inserests'
.'a :" ,loinv AZ well as could bo expected.