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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-20
ACCIDENTS.
TWO At BRIDGEPORT YESTERDAY.
A Old Lady Fatally III sred- The Gentrsi ssws
Of Bsllairf, bridgeport and hsrtiA'a Ferry
Collected By "lussliigsnct" Reporters
aud Shaped into \ Readable Form.

Yesterday morning Thomas Cavern, track
foreman Of the C.%& r, and John Manion,
Patrick MoDonough and John McDonough,
all Of Wet. Wheeling, left on a hand car to
20 to work, following the accommodation,
which passed up at I o'clock. At the La
Belle siesu works switch the train backed 10
get a few empty cars. Tho FOX was SO thick
at that time that the tIackmsn GU the hand
car could not $40 1t, and almcs. before warn.
Ing could be given the train crashed into the
hand car. Mr.. Cavern Gays he saw that 1t was
almost his doom II be staid on the car, and
he jumped, and only received a lew bruises.
John Manion had his right shoulder cut
and collar bone broken. ~
v Patrick McDonough rtceiyeia violent con.
cusston Of the chest,
John McDonough was hurt seriously in the
right aide. EShgtyr
Dr. J. NJ. Todd was called and attended 10
the wounded and made them as comfortable
as possible. Tbs Doctor, In Conversation
With an lNTxLLiokHcER reporter, said that he
could not state what would be the result OF
the Injuries Of the men, but that he hoped
for the best. 1II
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter, u widow, aged
A yea.s. and residing In West Wheeling,
came up to the Bridgeport eliefstation yes,er.
day morning 10 obtain som0 r~ations, being Il
sufferer from the late flood. She had her
basket filled and was proceeding homeward,
aud when near the cut north oil West Wheel.
Ing sho heard the 1l:40 A.. NJ. train whistle.
Sho thought she could make the other end
OF the cut betors the train pissed, and In this
attempt to outfun q passenger train she paid
dearly for the trial. She was struck by the
engiue and thrown SOME distances, and tisur,
d sack Of which she carried, decorated 4
nearby telegraph pole to the height Of
twenty feet. la. 4i
Mira. Carpenter IA, taken to Bridgeport,
and DR.. Todd WAS summoned to attend to her
injuries. Tee Do O: tod tie reporter that
Sue was seriously hurt. Her right thigh and
right shoulder are crushed, besides n number
Of bruises. She was conveyed to her home
at West Wheeling, where every attention is
being paid her,
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CITY MATreaS.


ANvkNU ~ ksNS"AH Va ~
Interest," "
WALL paper dealers arc enjoying a boom.
THE Riverside iron works starts up to-day.
This Will be q source Of gladuess to the EN-.
ployees.
Tue North End cooper chops IRE to be re.
paired ct once aud put In their former good
condition.
TIKRE was 9 discourSging absence OF news
yesterday ut tho State aud Court Houses and
Justice shops. t5
A CROWD OF men, women and children en-
]oyed themselves. yesterday. Oh Twenty
sixth street, by killing rats.
CrMMtHds NoKafs hos been arrested gt Nc.
keesport, Pa on a chHrge OF embtzzlement.
HIS is wanted by Sheriff John ). Williams, Of
Lewis county, thiu Sta;s. Governor Jackson
Issued a rsquisitinn Tor Norris, who was work
Ing In one OF Mckeesport's manufacturing
establishments. IlS'
TIcKErs for the matinee performance of
Hamlet are now on salc at Wilson & Bsu.
mer's. The price has bsen fixed at 80 cents
for any part Of the house. Tnis price 1t Is
thought will meet with general satisfaction.
A good sum for the reliet fund will be real.
Esd BY Mir. L1skin and his friends.
The popular amusement of Young Ameri-
ca ID once more pegtop. The annual ap.
pearance OF this cheap and quarrel provoking
toy 1s u sure align That the backbone OF win
ter Is broken, 1tknocks out all Ground Hog
theories. The Capital Square pavement was
yesterday covered with boys, tops and chalk
marks. E@ yn5sS5
Wilbur CARL1N, one Of the feed boys in the
lErELuaEScEn job work department, acct
dentally caught his foot between two cog
wheels OF his press yesterday morning. His
thos WIS torn OFT aud the. flesa badly LAGER
ated about his ankle. but fortunately no
bones were broken. He will ba laid up for
several days.
The Bellsiie Nail works company and the
nailers who uso seli-iseders hays mad some
differences existing between them aa to
whose right It waa TO own and keep in repair
these null machines. Yesterday the matter
was amicab'y settled, tho company buying
the machints from the n~ailers, and nov
everything Is in readinefs for the Bellaire
| Nail works TO resume. and they will be nak-
ing naila Mondsy.-Beltaire Independent.
AB,ur2 o'clock this morning Patroiman
N :Lauchlin discovered that one Of tho large
plata glass windows in tbs front OF Floods
art atore in Deck's Block on Market street
had bsea smashed 10 Simultaneous. Sound
ing his police call and get
ting assistance tho place was gone
through, but no trace OF burglars could be
found. II is supposed that the glass, which
has been bsdly cracked for GONE time, must
have been struck by some object that wa be.
ing blown through the air by the heavy wind
that prevailed at the time.
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The Strike a, tho Crescent.

The renghers at The Cfeaceat mill did not
return to WORK yesterday, md there was no
referred to in yesterdays sINraLLIerscrH
Oae Of the gentlemen in the mill office said
in answer 10 m inquiry made by q reporter
last evening that the disagreement wss no
bearer adjustment than It was tho evening
before; the mill was still idle, and he did not
know any more about the probab' Q outcome
OF the st1air than did the reporter himself.
The roughers claim that charging them for
breaking tonga Is an innovation on this prsc-
tice In vogue in sill rolling mills, and declare
that they Will never submit to SO radical q
change. - sEFTIIgI 80
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Monday night, the houss at No: 1873 Four
teenth street, occupied BY Mr. 3. $. DiIlop,
one OF the clerks employed at Simon Baer d
was gained through i lront window that ms
not properly fastened. What looss change
Mr.. Dillon had in his pockets and his coal
was taken. In one Of tho pockets OF The
coat was n large pocket'book filed with i'm.
portant papers. The coat was dropped under
the window and the p%ocketbook was found
yesterday Afternoon, In the rear yard Of a
house q few doors above Mr.. Dillon's resi-.
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WATER WORK, WAR,

The'wateflnsn who haul river water IN bar
rels 70 customers had quite a time yesterday.
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Fifty.Iwo Feet nnu ono Inch.

i yesterday morning Mr.. B. Walker Peter.
son, assisted by Mr.. Hammond, started at the
20 foot mark on tho old s.ots gauge on the
levee, and lsveled up to the highest mark left
~ tho late food. Their instruments showed
the depth 10 have bseu % feet ! inch. This
calculation wan made on the presumption
that the marks on the old stone gauge are
correct. This, Il Is generally believed, they
arc 40. How fsf *.ons thsy . srs, no Sne ex::
that The depth Of the flood was but q
very few inches Of 90 feet. 1904
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MUSTb SOY!

Some prices Of Goods Slightly DAM
aged by water:
C%llldren's Good Suiis,. cost, MS 81, $1.75.
Children's Good Suits, cost us s, 200.
Chi!dren's Fine Suits, cost us 3, $50.
Clildren's Fine suits, cost us s, 4.5O.
Boys Inc Suits, cost us ., 500.
Boys Fine Suits, cost us 10, 600.
iouth's Sults ut a great sacrifice.
Remember, these goods ure hut slight.
!ysdamnged,, but must 90 10 make room
for, spring goods.
". II. FRANK, 40 Twelfth st.
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BEALAtnE.
Railroad, Glass IIousc, Flood and Relief

Railroad, Glass ~IIousc, Flood and Relief
Notes.
Goods are still being distributed from here
to points down the river. 5ggt
GAINESVILLE sent SONS provisions here last
night for the Relief Committee at Bridge
port. 5I
Through the courtesy OF tbs 3. & O., caitis
for the G. & 2. have been loaded at the for
mer's pens. ag
Rev. WIN. CASTOR aud wife, OF Cleveland,
came down yesterday and arc visiting rela-
tiyes. They 80 back to-day.
Samuel Mcdonald, OF Dubois K McCoy's,
has bought q lot belonging to the Episcopal
church, in Horns Addition.
Some. OF the real estate on which lo7ses
have been estimated, Is hardly estimated so
high on the tax duplicates, when they come
around.
The festival that wcs to lave been for the
benefit Of the fremen, but will now be given
for the benefit OF the aood sufferers, begins
tonight.
The 9. & P. roadi getting ready to haadlo
railroad ties again. Large quantities are I'M
loaded here from bargss brought out cf-the
West Virginia streams.
Ernest Hartwig, a citizen OF the Third
ward, died yesterday morning. Mrs, Se!h
Pearson died at her husbands home In the
Second ward, yesterday morning.
The new arrangement on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad makcs the towns between here
and GAINESVILLE almost Inaccessible from
Bsllaire, SO few trains making the stops.
The Bcllaire window glass works haa been
rushing things, getting in pots and materials
and putting everything In order, since the
flood. and will be fired up some time to-day.
Nineteen telephones in Bsllaire vera dis-
sbled by the water. People have had a
chance to see how inconyenient It Is to do
without them. They are being repaired as
fast ns possible. tps$
/ MARROW HcArrs,s All
A carpanter named Bumgardnsr, living on
Gravel Hill, had his back very badly. hurt,
yesterday, by tho falling Of q building he was
endeavoring to repair. His Injuries may
permanently disable him.
Will Robinson had a narrow escape from a
horrible death. Flo was standing on tho
trestle at the foot OF the incline from his
~fat:er's cosl works vest Of town. a coal
car, loaded heavily, broke .looss from above
and came down Ike q thuuderbolt, He
jumped aside hut had no room to ret far
enough for safsty had the car not jumped
the track owing to its great speed.
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Citizens COMMITTEES on Entertain
Thanks

BEEwooo, W. Va. February la.-The mem.
bers Of Ev ming Star Lodge No. IS. Z. OF P.
desire to tsndsr their sincere aud heartfelt
thanks to Black Prince Lodge No. 81 of Bell.
ARE, O., for their liberal donations OF money,
bed clothing and wearing apparel, and also
to Mr.. John Mccormick, Of Bellsire, for
kindness shown during our recent Offering
by the tl3od, =
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CHICAGO. February lD.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat III fair demand, unsettled but
geac'Ally higher: osencd ~ higher: advanced All
additional Ae, but ealeo.oa; closed Lc above yes.
tciday: sales ranged: February 9399hha9ihc, cl6ed
at 931zc: March 03Ma0:Mc, closei ut WEaglAc;
April gis4a95xc, closed Al y5Hsc: May 99ncis OoN,
closed. at 81 9l14; June 81 G.lszl on, closed 4.
spring 935laolEc, CLOSED at 0lAag41ic; No. s, s5a
s35Sc: No. = rod Wilter 81 DIAL o., Corn irregular
aud fairly active; opened stronger Ft 10 higher:
ftuctunted within knlaff range, Closed Mc higher;
cash tasst54ssc. closed al 5iS1a5lxc: February b. M
6ic, closed Vi SSMe; March bSA l6l}Gc, closed at ia;
Anil ti5Sa5isac, closed at GHtlsc; May 69ha
t9>hc, closed at esAsssc:: June b9n1stJoc. etesed al 5o35Sga
tOe55l; July Gls4AolMc. closed at Gl1aaGls&c.' 0sis
1nil: . sch sH14s a.; No.. February s;14c;
closed a.. SIC: June .a7As.55S:, closed at SIZE; year
S0xc. Rye dull at &c. FIaxsce1 weak al 81 81 on
traes. Pork IN fair demand but At love, rates,
opened l5ayOc lover, declined l04l2xc additional.
rallied l5a2lc, declined t0Ii0c. ruled ktcady: cash
st7 Gt5sat7 Is: March Ut 50ai7 62S, closed at ST. 80;
April ST G0ll7 ~, closed 1t 81 G0al7 6lk; May
sl7 b74alS o., closed at CIT 7oa Z 72N: June Sl7 76a
i, 0l, closed at SIT Soal7 SIX. Lard, lii fair demand
and easier: declined 25aSgc aud closed st lady; cash
9.aoa9. sic; February 95 thA9 e7Hc., closed at 9.t2tHsa
Ss " ! March Mar H., . S2% atSs S,zse. closed At 9;s5e; Apill
Juns 9.76Sy.075Ic, closed at . Si4R9 SOC: year 8 3d..
Bulk meats III fair demand; shoulders : S5c; short
lib 9.20c; short clear 9.G5e Butter quiet and uu-
changed. Eggs at nc. Whisky steady and I'm.
changed. Call-Wheat sales 100000 bukhels;
February aud March advanced &c; June ad.
yhnceu &c; Corn, kales l.Se0 600 bushels; Nay I'D.
va4ced &c. Oats, s,les s0.U bushels; March and
April declined. Pork, sales 5000 pounds; June
declined ne. Lad, sales LEGO pounds: Mach
An " LH-
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A thrilling incident following 10 The wake
OF tho flood was reported to au lNrELL:oEScrR
reporter last night. "A little child Of MIR.
Fred HANG, a resident Of the Eighth ward,
narrowly escaped drowning yesterday after.
moor. Playing around the cellar, which was
full OF wafer, 1t fell In. The mother, With
great presence OF mind, jumped In after tho
little one and succeeded In saving It. Alter
abe had reacued her child she became com.
pletely unnerved, and 1t was with difficulty
that the nervousness was overcome. All
mothers would have done the same, but all
mothers could not. These cellars full OF
water are very dangerous ~affairs, and should
be- looked after at once. ti7a1ggs
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Needs Drninlps.

The low ground in the neighborhood Of The
German church, in the Eighth ward, has
been q source otgieat trouble 10 the inhab!-
tants Of that district. 1t Is covered With
water and 4 3oJs all tho csllsrs In that vicin-
ity as soon as they are ,emptied. Capt. VII.
liam schockey called the attention Of the
Board OF Public Works to the matter, and
stated 10 them that the ground could be
drained at the small cost Of $?5, but they re.
fused to lake any action. The matter was
brought to the attention Of the Second
Branch OF Council last night, and the Board
of Public Works was directed to attendto the
drainage immediately. or course this order
is not an order until acted upon by tho First
Branch. but tho Board will probably drain
the pool. ---..- '--..
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Flood Children. {

4eubt'rIHe Gd;e0k, W
Martins Ferry and Moundsville are both
making a great fuss about children born to
food victims, each having one, the latter
having been born in the Court House. s!eu-
benyllle is ahead Of all. There were two
SsVlr aot to s. ,n mo S,sn f1 wn,st ons 'i house na 70 ! ar.
other 10 get away from the water, and one
WAS boru to Il bod victim ia tho Court House
Saturday night. The fathers name Is But
Ter, and the Court House attaches presented
the baby with SIS, the result Of o collection,
they reserving the privilege OF naming the
child, which Ia a female, Justice"
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a LARGE lot Of Wet Prints, from
Simpson Il hoge, at g IL cents per
yard. $50 aosen iadies' and Mems Hose
ut SC per dozen. 29 dozen flye.ho0k
Foster Kid Gloves ut Csc per pair. sG0
BED Spreads ut zoe per patr. 100 dozen
Towels NJ G0c dozen. We shall have on
sale all this week a large lot of damaged
and wet goods. H.. EnSHEIhER
- Ea5s5L 81 EleYenthi Street.
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Chefs etttQellfea
Onice: Nos. 70 and "a Fourteenth Street
New AdvertinctnQnta

Bran chnlskaE Wanted.
For Rsnt-9even Roomed Houss.
To Whom It May Concern. =
Notice-A.T 7. Dlnsmore.
Sir Knights, Attention.
Flooded Pianos w. 8. Hntchins.
Ihanks-Hollidsy Pos, GA R.
David Gore, Payer and Contractor.
Notice to Retail Oil Dealers and Others.
Business Change-W.sA. Wilson.
Take Pride In 6ayipg-J. NJ. Ray. s,q
Opera. uouse-Charlotte Thompson.
Skin, Humor-Third page.
Notice-Head Of Local.
Saturday, February 23-Geo. NJ. Shook 1
C,-Head Of Local.
The Biggest Bargain Yet-H. .Emsheimer-
Parlor Coal Vsss4-Nesbitt l. Bro.
special Sale Of Caspets-G. Mendel l. Co.
DR.. John &: smith-Third page.
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The City Gnv.

During the late flood In this CITY there
were 1000 gas meters under water. Some Of
these were 40 badly damaged % to require
replacement, willis Others can be repaired,
tue cost OF repairing being about one-ha'f
that OF a new meter. Agreat many gas posts
were also destroyed, on the Island alone over
eighty being badly damaged or ruined. The
cost Of a new gas post ready for use Is $22 so.
aud the amount to be expended in work Of
this kind VIII sssrsSats abou, = &C.,. In the
maina will have to bs repaired, and it Is ex-
reached before gas Is hurning all Y the city.
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The JAP. railroad Is rapidly getting into
Its former shape. az g,3T
Yesterdays sunshine did q great deal 10.
wards Frightening things up.
The workmen a. The wrecked freight
br%idge:have made wonderful Leadwsy.
Tho Ohio Valley Glass Works are now in
good condition and will begin to make glass
to-day.
The streets OF Bridgeport looked as clean yes.
teruny, II not cleaner than tho .bouievatds OF
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csiysd al Wheeling from q distance, 1t would
seem but just that New Martinsvilla ahould
b remembered. Tho ~oitissus Of tost town
have all suffered 20 severely that therp arc
but few who sre able TO- give, but they hsye
been doing all they could. . H.
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" fN
Damaged Pianos.

Planes injured by The flood should be shin.
ped to- Alex. Ross pinGo repair factory. il
Federal, street, Allegheny, Pa, where thev
can DO taken apart, dried aud repaired ,by
practical piano makers. Charge ~YesyonabIej
Work guaranteed, gGpTplS1S,G
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+ WAsn1soros, D. O., February oo-l:so 4 N
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rain and
snow, followed BY cleaving, colder weather.
northwestetly winds; rising barometer.
tgLnwer Lakes. rain and snow, followed by.
partly cloudy and colder weather; winds
shifting 10 southwes! and northwest; higher
barometer. gagfIk 49, 4gGs&EsiEsLE.
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a NEW ides embraced In gly'p Cream Balm
Ca.arrh Ia cured by cleansing and healing,
not by drying up. The application Is easy
and agreesbls. IT 10 not q liquid;or SMUT.
Price %. cent, TThtew
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- ANb - SAhHN = - StA - SAoANY NN4 et
l,,Sa2 percent, closed offered At 2 percent, Prime
mercantile paper niAsk ; percent. sterling kx.
change bankers bills u s5S774; demand 81 IS.
a GovkRNNINB-FiEm. 3 sa
u s. ss............ . ........,1 0O,il 8. a., coupons, ...i 2H
u.s. ~, coupons...lli&l tss
= RAILWAY HoNps-Cuutiuue arm. "a
brATE SEcpBtTIEs-DuL vt
Pacific Gs Of '9S ......., l2y TICK. Pac. land gr'tA. 49h
Central Pacific 1rats. ll2MsIdo Rio Grande div. 7lH
Rte seconds. ........ ..,. 9iElu, r. bonds, lnt....tl4G
Lehigh& Wllkcs....l06aIU. +. Land Grsns..ll1H
Loui.iana consols.... T74u r. sinking fund ..lls
Missouri ,es.".".....iot lvixin!A es.....r.... 40
81. Josoph:..r...-..iio Virginia con,olt, OK.
!. |. 4 i. y. tints...ll7Hl tn mat coupons. SO
Tennessee otd...-.. 80 tVtrRfnfa deierred..9 Z
Tennessee o.. now.. Ss531lsEItn Interest.
srocKs Tho market, except a Temporary. weak.
ness, showed higher pics To-day. Union Pacific,
%LAekawanhA anu Pullman. Palace beiug especially
strong, mud tho lHt named In brisk demand from
sold up 29E percent 10 Ss7Hs. Lackawaula advanced
2 percent 10 i2e33s. Pullman rose 70 lion, against
los bid At the close yesterday. aud lo6x Al sales In
tho morning, tile sellers fvr Tho past few days being
The most anxious buyers. The improvement III tho
shAres noted c.uied an adyanc. ol 14alH percent
In tho remainder Of thu Int. The earnings Of the
Northern Pacific ntl,oad from July l 10 February
"A thow an Increase u s2,63ss, 10 over the CORES.
polidibg months Ct tho previous year. a Ela.
:. TraNEantfnuE Hf0 Coz Shufe8. HIHLHn.I G..# -.
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Mr.. FRANK DEyNE, Si7. Firat: Avenue, New
York, states that he was lf1tcted, with acute
rheumatism and was cured by st. Jacobs OIL,
the Great German Remedy.
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senl Skin Cigars.

Nature furnishes their only flavor. No
drugs. n! RxnLY,Agent.
Wheeling, ". Va. Il
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MARROW ucArTs.

Acarpanter named Bumgardnsr, living on
Gravel Hill, hsd nis,b4ok very badly hurt,
yesterday, by tho falling Of building he was
endeavoring to repair. His injuries may
~narmanantlY lisahln hin .ts.H ~
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&TnE japanese still believe that the first
y MS was not2Adatn,3 bat HI -Slng.' It. may
bs so.3 The f1t legitimate household remedy
ever offered 70 the, public vas Dr., Bulls
! Cough?6yrup;La q; sure cure Tor coughs and
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BRIDG EP9aT,
The Noble women-wn,er works War.

The Noble .Women-Wnter Works War,
Cleaning mp tho streets.
The women who have worked in tho cause
OF relief lave done more than the men, be-
cause they haze done that which men could
not do. This is not a saving clause IL. praise
OF them. They hsys denied themselves Of
the pleasures and comforts Of home and
titled night and day for the benefit OF The
su1eress. They are the Florence Niehtel !
gales OF the 4 lod. Their names are as fo!-
lows :: Mtsdames w W. Hollister, Ross ],
Alexander, Al BagEs,. johnson Brown. Ida
Kelley, O. M, Rhodes r. G. Brannum, +. @.
Robinson, Ell. Rhodea, J. @. Tallman, A. O..
Mansfield, William Neutrality-suspicious..
Thompson Dsggs. Charles {Junkins, O,
NJ Flaher,. a. o. Brannum aud Miss Nora
joiner.
Yesterday a car load Of relief goods was "a
ceived from Nav Philadelphia, o., contain.
Ing 10 bushels Of potatoes, 2, 1000 pounds OF
bans, shoulders and bacon and 100 sacks OF
-four, hominy, bread and crackers; also
clothing and bedding. Another carload Is
to follow this one. 5sS
WATER WORKS, WAR,
The Waterman who haul river water IN bar
to customers had quite a time Yesterday.
Ono aDr,. George Galloway had Joseph Tay-
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IpusKEs's SALAD DRESSING, a ~rcady-msde,
rich delicious dressing for all ss'sIgo I
meat, hsh or vegetables. Cheaper and In.
nnisely better than homemade. Unriyslled
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Thermometer Record.

u Thermometer Record. 5&E y
The following shows the range OF The .ther-
momcter, as observed st 6chnepfsdeug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday
stlSSsGS tAlSSS.y --GS -Sg,G. 1854. - Iss%
a 4. u. JAM. 5 +. 4. 7P. n. "a. n. T. X. s +. u. Z =. Y.
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C6trtp0Hdehet Of LM 1WtOI1t'ctr. ~
MousDsvrLLg, February 19.-Haylns Just
returned from New Martiusyille, allow me
10 give you, q brief s!stemcut Of the situation
there: 2
Every house In town was Aaoded, aud
Of, The 800 families, not, one e.oaped loss.
while nearly oEe hundred Of them are almost
de.olste. Up to tho time Of leaving there
yesterday there had been no relief received
from outside parties except a small amount
from the Press Relief boat, and what the
farmers In tho vicinity have brought. Tho
latter have been very liberal in supplying
provisions, but many other things are need:
d,ssuch' as stoves, bedding; clothing, &C.,
and in yiew Of the large subscriptions re-:
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