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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-23

Various Hens Of current News from tl,c
"-. .l. ... SsfutH civ.

Various Items Of current News from III,
Glass city.
Mr.. Harry Norris, Of Newark, O., was il
town yesterday.
Tho wooiea water main Oh Infringement tn
street still leaks occasionally.
Tho crowd at the relief store Yesterday
afternoon was, Gs largo as it las been at any
time.
Flags were displayed moro nnmorous,y
this time than common, on Washington't
birthday. -
Eldorado Circle. u Druid organization oil
ladies, had 8 ball ut Mckelvey's hall, Gravel
Hill, Thursday evening.
II being W~ashingtoa's birthday yesterday,
no local freight trains were run on the Cieye.
laad e. Pittsburgh railroad,
Tho building which VIM. piafrsnhscb
moved Thur day, when almost to its place
fell to pieces u front OF The Boston shoe
store.
DR.. Willis had go largo IN audience tia. it
shows his first lecture last year was s.pr,-
c'ated. All W,rs pleased with tho Doctors
lecture. ~
A gravel train with all Tho crew com: osed
Of Bohemians vas working here yesterday
aud the day before, III the Cleveland e P to-
burgh yards.
Water in the pipes on the hill sides has
been very little for awhile. The new pump rs
will be a great improvement, and gro not any
too early in arriving.
Hestheriugton's new coal tirple, 8, badly
damaged by the d,od, has been almost re.
stored, and will soon be ut work.. Tha miners
have commenced Wolk.
Rev. J.k. Mckallip, who has bscn absent
at Pittsburgh during the pat week, expects
10 DO here 10 rrssch ss usual Tomorrow in
The First Presbyterian church.
The postotlice WAS closed part OF Yesterday
afternoon and part OF the forenoon, but in suc,
cases Beilsaire now suifsrs little inconvsni.
ence, ssl general thing, Gs the pres mt Office Is
90 arranged as to have tho outside doors open,
Some months ago J. B. Ba,nhill nut IN
fences inclosing ns:rip OF Uniun street nj his
boiler work, The City Council ordered the
fences torn down. and it was done. Now
Mr.. Barnhill sues the city for tho ownersbip
Of the ground.
Maring, Hart& Co. are moving their ware.
house asock from Central Block into the frat
il,or Of the tobacco warehouse. The cilce
OF the firm will also DO moved into that build.
ing. into the room now used rs tho office and
ssatioa OF tho B., q End G. railroad. The
railload office will probably bs still in the
building, but will 20 to the northeast corner,
The county commissioners Gra to meat 81
the Mayors clIlce here next "Wednesday, the
eth last, to take tho views of BeIIaire in
regard to the adyissbility OF using Tho coun.
TVS 700. GOO for thu rslisfo I the Hood sufferer
The trustees OF Mead township are 10 meal
the commissioners here at the same time.
The trustees of this township will meet Tho
Commissioners al IVES. Wheeling.
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TO the Editor W Inc hnitaIltHctr,
HIn:--If my %''opinion" Is OF sufficient i'm.
portanca 10 be criticised In tho public prints
| prefer to be understood properly. And /
desire right here 10 enter a most positive dis.
clalmer 10 Tho charge thu. I, during the con.
VIBRATION quoted in the Journal, Or at my
other time, intended any rcilsctiot whatever
upon Mr.. Hildreth or the ladies and gcutl,.
men assisting in the work Of relieving the
Hood suiferers. enoh an idca never entered
my mind. l spoke only Of the Island in II
general way, and with the natural pride OF
an Islander claimed that our people were
not In such Il terrible condition rs tho many
reports In circulation would lead ous to
imagine. The reporter WHO quoted me, (and
| did not know ut the time Tint IL wns his
intention 10 do SOY did no. represent Mo as
correctly as ! would havo wished. Here Is a
portion OF what | said:
~ know the city pretty thoroughly, and I
know the Island people well. It seems to me-
they ara more n%eighborlv than In other parls
Of the city. After tho Hood there were m.
.qu.s!ionably many persons in sore distress,
but the people showed Il disposition to help
II another. Where people lived in one
story cottages, their more fortunate neigh
bars In two.s!ofy houses recsivad them with
open arms, aud kept them comfortably until
their huuses wero dried out. or course we
have the poor among us at all times, and al.
ter a calamity OF this kind tho number OF
tho needy Is greatly increMed. But You
must no. helieYe all the wild reports Of The
tetriblc sulfsriues Of the Island people. The
Islanders themselves would never permit it
You may put all such things down as czag.
gerations. The various rolicf committees
are doing q great deal Of hard work, and
even II too immediate wants OF the sutterera
have been attended to, l don't sec that II
does any harm to continue tho work. The
large Hearted people who have 50 literally
contributed aad are still contributing can no
doubt well afford 10 divide their worldly
goods among those who are not 50 we'll PFC
Yided for as themselves"
The Journal reporter will, l am sure, bear
me out that tho above is the substance Of
my conversation with him.
As 10 my own part in the work OF relief l
have. nothing TO ssy. further than that I DO
no. agree with MI. Hildreth that charity Is
not charity unless it Is properly labelsd and
duly advertised 10 the world.
T
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Now Lu;nber Con,pnny.

Secretary Of State s.alnrker yesterday IT,
sued an iIc ?rporation certificate TO the "St.
Adams Lumber company" which has been
formed Tor tho parposs Of doing general
lumber and merehsnd:z;ng business. The
principal place OF business is at St. Alban's,
kanasha county, and tho corporation is to
expire January ], 1881. Ono hundred col.
lars has been subscribed to and paid in on
the capital stock, and the privilege is ex-
additional .tuck, the shares being SO each,
to $75, 900, o twhich $50, 600 shall be preferred
stock. Frederick Prentice, of New York;G,
8. Lacey. A, NJ. Prentice aad Eiins +. Shaw,
oil 81. Albans. and T. A. Prentice, Of Hunt.
ipgton, hold two shares each.
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EVER since we commenced our
closing out sale Of Damp Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, We have
had continual rush Of customers.
LII a. few days VIC commence TO re.
pair the damages done our rooms
blythe flood, and before doing so
the balance of our stock must 20
Mt some price. Early purchasers
will secure great bargains.
G. KRAUS Il BRO.
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Ml1e littdtiqeiufa
Office: NaH. rs nud ~ Fourteenth Stree


Wantod-A Good Girl.
Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt & Bro.
For Rent-Dwe llines aAd Offices.
Notice.. D. Winder.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
New sp;ing Goods-Gso. Il Taylor.
Notice-Rslief Committees.
Wanted-First.class Cabinet Makers,
Logan, List 4 Co.'S Excelsior Baking
Powder. az ra''
Public Sale Of Rolling Mill Stock. !
Where the Fire is Out-Third page.
Burbank Polatoes-Mckey's Island Store.
Dr. John Z. slnith-Third page.
Executors Sale OF Valuable Real Estate.
For Sale at q Bargain-Wagon and Harness.
Letter Copy Books-staaton & Davenport.
Notice-Board Of Public Works.
y Atsignee's sale-P. b. Dobbins, Assignee.
Religious Notices-Fourth page.
list or Letters-Fourth psge.
Grand instrumental Concert-Opera House
Orchcstra-Fourth psge. 1-8l
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LlYASfuCk

parts: Live hlss-Iieco!rts i1,tO0 head: msrke,
sirorg on good. grades: rough packing 81 sGaG IS;
packing aud shipping So 0ea! 10; light 20 t0I7 30:
sslps " 1876 ": Cattle Receipts COCO heal: ship.
good to choice shipping IS 9Oa6 1856; common, 10
medium s. 0Oa5 50: corn fed Texans 81 o0A6 co.
aheen-Rseelpts s 900 head: ship rents SEQ head;
Marhe; strong; inferior TO fIir' So 604i 50; medium
TO good s.75,5 60; choice IS G1a6 Is.
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ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.

Mems Cashmere Suits $3.50 TO 81,
Mems Cashmere Pants 80 cents to 81, G3..
Boys Good Cashmere Suits from $3.50
to s4.37, Mt 10G2 Main Street, third
door above Eleventh. Remember, goods
only slightly damaged BY water, for a
few days longer.
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Total,
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A Flood Incident.

At the lower end OF Browns Island has
lived an aged hermit in asmsll hut, Of whom
nothing as to his antecedents or friends, II
he had any, has ever beon ascertained
any farther than his name being Samuel K.
Barpell. He has been the Government light
tender on the West Virginia shore, opposite
the Island, for q great ttRny. years. and be.
came we'll known 10 persona residing along
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TO owners 0 fl.l,nop damaged b. water

To Owncrs ofl'lanos damaged by Water.
Our experience last year is that We
successfully repaired eleven out OF four
teen pianos Tint wero damaged by wafer,
two not repaired were old Instruments not
worth repairing. We have now on hand
this!y.threo piaEos damaged by the late flood,
thirty Of which can be successfully repaired
at prices ranging fiom $50 to $I25. VS. will
guarantee any work we undertake, and will
repair for dealers after they hays traded for
new pianos at nanufscturers' rates.
Respectfully, ALEX Ross,
II and 10 Federal street, Allegheny.
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WASHINGTON, b. G., February o3-l:3o AM.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, generally
fair weather, preceded in extreme eastern
portions by local rairt; northwest winds
becoming variable, generally higher 'baron.
eter, followed III extreme western portions
by falling barometer aud rising Temperature.
Lower Lakes, light SHOW, followed by
clearing, slightly colder weather; northwest
10 southwest WINDS; higher barometer.
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OsLY Two BoTrLxs. Messts. Johnston, Ho!-
lo|ay. Il Co., wholesale druggists OF Philn-
delphia, Pa, report that some time ago agen-
ttetnan handed them a dollar, with a request
to send a good catasrh cure TO two army oil.
GERS in Arizons. Recently the same gentle.
man told them that both Of the officers and
the vile OF Il VOL. known U. g.. A. General
had been cnred OF ca,arrh by the two bot
ties OF Ely's Cream Balm. mot a liquid or
snuff. Price 20 cants.} 77islw
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

h1"NORTH STREET n. Z. CHuRCH.-Quar
ter!y meeting. The Presiding Elder will breach q
night. Revival services will be continued.
hs-5ECoND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCu.-:e,
vices at Second Presbyterian Church. Rev. VIM
Il. Cooke. j. D., pastor, at 1870 A. NJ. and Z r. N.
: nB--5T MATTHEW'S ClIURCH.-l0:sO A. ", SO,
vice and sermon by the rector. Evening at
O'Clock, Service Of Song" Addresses Will be
made by the rector and the Rev. G G. pierson. al
y. Lust's Ciun h.. The congregation Of St LuEe't
Church arc cordially tnrlt:d 10 attend service nj
st Matthew's Church until such time as theii
church shall be put In order. 7
rb-FlRsT PRESBYTERIAN CTURCH.-seryIce,
In tho Fiat PiesDytcli. IN Church Tomorrow
the pastor, sev. u. A Cunningham, D. D., viii
preach ut 1890 A. N. and : o'c!ot k r. u.
THOMSON If. L. cHiiRcii. i3LAND-scrvIcc;
VIII b, resumed tomorrow morning. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. $. (, Jones. Sunday School n
ar ~. 4.s
nB-cHArL!NE STREET u. E. CHURCH,-Rey
George K. Hito will preach to MORROW at 1886 A. n
subject Tried and Approved :" also a. night, sub.
ject, "Man's Dread Of oblivion" 80
nDzANE STREET n. /. CHURGH-Rev. Nj,
- Eat.oual Sin. Thcmc for til evening at IA
Call to tho Vineyard" Sunday School at 2:S0r N,
no-FlRST DAp1I 5T GEURGH-Corner Twelfth
and Byron Streets. Rev. J. ". Wynan., OF ohio.
VIII preach tomorrow morning At 1890 O'Clock,
ana O'Clock III the evening. Sunday School III
,nB-WAYMAE CIT .PEL, A. NJ. L. CHURCH,
There II By preaching at Wayman Chapel, A. III.
:. Church, tomur ow morning and evening. nv
the pastor, Row G. Asbuty. Sabbath School Ut i, NJ.
Es-%E!LEY IS. +. CHURCH -Rev. ". G. anod.
giass, 1. E.. will pleach at 1880 A. NJ, and admin.
lster communion. TIL. being the occasion OF The
second quarterly neeliog fol- the year. -,
ns-FIRsr ENG. EVAN. LUTH. CHURCH
services # 1880 AN. and 7P. NJ. by tho pastor.
hev: G. H.. Dtrnblaser. sunday Bcnool at 2 r. n.
Strangers are welcome, rIay - :" -"
nS-DlsClPLES CHURCH.-Sorvlcfs ut D,scin,es
Church as follows: sunday School ut $50 A NJ.
rIeaching at 1890 A. ~: subject, Work Out Your
Saiyatlon;' Evening at. 7 O'Clock, subject, "A
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Tho I!t:tern Citizen, OF indianapolis, Ind (.
states: MIR. Henry J. Miller, associsle edilo.
Of this paper, was relieved by St. jacobs oil
OF EeYere attack Of rheumAtismn u.
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SPECIAL attention Is called 10 tia
local columns. l shall receive and Iaye
on sale Saturday morning 45 cases aa,l
bales Of Domestic and Linen Goods dam.
'agel by water, from Messrs. JOSEPH
Horne, Pittsburgh.
Tho above goods will be sold ut one.
fourth their value. &
4 II. ,EMSlIEIMEH, Eleventh ST..
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THEY Any II.
A pleasant fragrance is prevalent where
seAl Bkin Cigars arc being smoked. Tho
ladiea say: "fhcy arc lust splendid" Are
iors and are buying them for their gentlemen
friends for anniversary presents.
al. RgfLhY, Agent.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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On AMI after Saturday, February 23, the
Cleveland, Loraius & Wheeling Railroad
will receive freight nj their wharf.boat in
Wheeling for aIt points OH tho road and
through business, all trains running on rel.
ular time. @. NJ. FisnEE, Agent.
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the river, all Of whom esteemed him for bis
honesty and admlred him for his intellectual
ability. At The beginning Of the flood he
was warned by tina pilot Of Il passing steamer
that he would be flooded out, Int he made
Ills pipss and rass mors intenlly on u1 lie fast
rising load, The house OF the hermit Is conc
md no traces are left 10 tell that 1t eyer was
situated upon The little knoll that has been
swept clean by tho water, which evidently
swept away It's owner and his dog, his only |
companion, as nothing has been heard OF
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Rtnhy 10 Relieve.
To lie Editor Of lie Lnklliaencer

TO he Editor of he Inhliigeneer:
Gta:-Tha work OF our Relief COMMITTEES
for Hood sufferers was suddenly terminated
Monday. The lsAt work was 10 raise funds 10
sends forty csr loads OF coal to be distributed
from parkcrsburg. Tho money wng raised
and arrangements about completed 10 send
1t at once. In answer to our inquiry how
much coal they could use, we were informed,
with thanks, that they didn't want It. This
eutailod u double labor on the committee,
which at once cancelled all arrangements
aud returned tho money paid In. This was
done by Major Gardner and DR.. Morgan
promptly. It was 4 great surprise 10 many
here, who think they will yet need Nil The
coal NO conld have sent tbsm. Several took
back tho money reluctantly.
When we can no longer give where needed
We want to be excused; until then expected
10 do oar whola duty. x,
Carksburg, ". Ia., February q.
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II IS a we'll respected maxim; "Acceptt the
advice OF competent INSTRUCTORS and be
guided thereby Dr.: Bulls Cough syrnp Is
the only sate remedy for coughs aud colds. Il
costs only Is cents. ,gN5g DO
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Wheeling, February %.

The lecture that was TO have bsen given by
Rev. Dr.. Smith in Fourth Street NJ. u. church
Tuesday 2G!h, has been postponed until
March 4th. Subject: Manhood, and how
to Reach II. Tie concert will be- given Tues
day, March IS. Remember change in date,.
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A FUR Offer.

~ A FRir Offer.
TnE Voltaic Belt Co., OF Marshall, Mich,
oiisr 10 send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt and Eleotric appliances on trial, for
thirty days. to meg, old and young, tiltcted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, and many
other diseases.
See advertisement in This paper. rrhsAw
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THE restoration 10 health OF our child we
considered uncertain. When two weesa old
sne caught cold. For IS M nth4 wss not
able 10 breath through her i. s;rils. Upon
using Ely's Cieam Halm her difficulty Ia rt.
moved; she b:eathts naturalty.-Mr. and
ME-. }. NJ. Smith, O4wego, N. y. tpfiee so
celta. TrhB&w
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WARRANTED Hand-saws, GO cents, al Eoyd's,
Market EQunre.
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WARRANTED Hanl-'aws, co cents, at Boyd'r,
Market sQ1ure,
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WE refer 4 customers to tho telc.
eSram from .acSsrs. J.. Horne g. Co., ami
regret to say THU the goods have ny yet
not arrived. Notice Of their arrival will
DO given in this paper. Respectfully,
II. EMSliElMEis,
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T'llx 100 WORK.
Drawing TO n CIosu-Con,ntt.eo nectluEs

Drawing TO n Cl0su-COu,Intttec nectiuga,
Yesterdays IlonntionH.
The Citizens executive relief committee
was to havs met at the City Building last
night but a quorum failed 10 appear and
nothing WAT done. Had there been a quo.
rum the business before the body would have
been the auditing Of bills and hearing of re.
ports as to the necessity for more aid in tho
various wards Of the city. The relief work
is drawing to On end and it will not be many
days before the stores aud books eau be
closed. The rush at tho clothing stations
during the pas. week has been far greater
than those who carefully studied the sltua-
ton at the FIRST, had any idea 1t would be.
The crowds on Thursday eclipsed
those Of any previous days and re.
duced tho large and extensive stock
OF gooda on hand very materially. As
one lady said, ut dos seem az though
enough clothes had been given out to clotue
nj! the inhabitants and Blankets enough to
cover them all" Aud yet, everything was
given cheerfully. The goods we're donated
by warm,hearted friends or appropriated by
the Government for the relief OF ua%!ortun.
atts. Tho ladies' who handled the goods
were only too glad that there was enough to
10 around. After the heavy demands that
have been made, 1t ia lille wonder that
there was not much Of a demand Tor clothing
yesterday. At tina provision depot tho usual
business was transacted and Il FAR amount Of
donations were received.
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ESTIMATES on all kinda of Printing cheer.
fully given by The ISrElLIGENcKn Jon OFYlcK.
All work Guaranteed. ~.
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kOtlCn 10 shippers.

WARRANTED Hand.saws, % cents, ut l,oyd's,
Market E0unre. % p" rvs,
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Thermometer Record.

The following sLows the range of tho Their.
n'one:er. as observed at Schuepf's drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday
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Damaged Pianos.
Pianos injured by the flood shouid 10 ship
PED to Alex. Ross piano repair factory, 10
Federal street, Allegheny, Pa, where they
can bs taken apart, dried. and repaired by
practical piano makers. Charges reasonable.
Wtrk guaranteed. 80
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THREE pounds nails for 10 centu at Doyd's,
Square.
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THREE pounds nails for 1O'cenis al Boyd's,
Market Square.
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LADIES MEETIE0,

The executive committee OF The Womens'
Union Bsneyoleat Society held u short meet
INF in Ha%!ey's block yesterday afternoon.
The intention was TO TAXI some action in re,
gard to tho req ,lution adopted ut 1hurRday
nights meeting at the City Building, at
which time 1t was ordered that all thu sup
ply. dcpota except the Central ones be closed,
and that tho Indies Of the organization tina.
had beea assisting in relief work be requested
% assume charge and continue the work.
Nothing was done yesterday afternoon except
to adjourn Until this morning. when com.
nlitteen VII probably be appointed to take
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THREE pounds Nails for 10 ceuts at Boyd'a,
Market Square.
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THE BEst Gas! Steel Hs,chet for so cents at
Market eq1nre.
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Tina Beat Cast Steel Hatchat for 80 cents at
Market Square, JEg[.
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Damaged Pianos.

The Best Cast Steel Ha.chet for 50cenls al
Boyd's, Market Square. 80
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INDICATIONS,

I A. ". IAN. 8 !. a.7P. N. "a. IA x. 81. u.7p.u
81 IS 10 80 20 50 80 81
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WANTED.
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-A TWO STORY NM:
~. Dwelling. No. % Thirteenth ,t,u,, nNiVH
Ing rtoms: hot aud cold water Nni s esS e1nAlala.
Of =, Little, corner Foil AMI f%lluGaih n, Alqule
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.s. ##'-...HN.-l ".
There was added 10 the INrEtL1orscKe fund
yesterday a check for $50 from the Walter A,
Wood Moving and Hsaping Machine Com.
pany, OF Hoosick Falls, N. Y, through Hoge
\ Co.. agents in this city; also s. from Oapt,
"a. W. 8. Moore, the warm. hearted West
Yi!ginian who so cordially grsats those from
thia State who visit Washington.
MI. J. J. solomon, Of Philadelphia, has
forwarded to q Wheeling friend $25' to be ppt
where 1t will do the most good for the Good
sufferers. no
Mr.. Gus A. Beuter, the halter, received
yesterday. from tho various hat dealers OF
OK the flood sufferers: eI1 -
David Wilcox 4 Co. .......... .....,. !. .. H., 80
@. s. Guyer & C n
Moore, Smith l. Go. ...... e. ..,. .,,,.. .. 49,. *
5 q Mersist..-... ..-......,............... ID
~ IOtAl .L I. a..---t. g. III. s.'aGa etoE