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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
AMUsKolENM
AINER.

Goo8 audiences greeted this actress at
both presentations Of Nam zelie" Yesterday.
The play. az was true Of its former presen-
tatioa here, gave general sotisfnction, sp-
plsuse being frequent and hearty.
oxLY 4 wowas's HEAxT.
"Only Womans Heart TO be present.
ed at the Opera House Tsesday and
Wednesday evenings. is q thosoogh good
play. II has strong series OF ekmaxes at
the end Of each act. The dialogue 10 terse
and cleyeray construcsed and tls humor ID
bright. II is peculiarly attractive to ladies
and deserves the suecess il hos met with
everywhe,e. Mr.. Beers, who takes the role
of Roger acts tho nendicsnt TO the life,
one point, 10 the first act, illustrating Trox-
tzidge' poem Of "Tl o Vagabepds-" being
especially good. Again, when he becoues
. partner in the plot 10 humble the beautiful
girl, and pretends to dislike the work, when
be knows be is the girls fatber, he grasps
the may touches OF tenderness that sbsuld
come 10 the part, asa shows himsef 10 be
the actor that be in Tickets OF Banners
tomefroS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

Drp yOu ever play game Of Lacrosse?
Il IS one of the best outdoor games that was
ever invented, and the Wheeling boys ought
70 organize q Lacrosse club. Canada is
where it thriyes in all its prestine glory, bat
It is rapidly gaining ground in the West,
Chicago, St. Louis Milwaukee, St. Paul,
detroit and other cities hfve their crack
clubs and re7el in the sport Reader, If you
never saw It played and are recurious to know
something about il, Just drop in on JULIUs
PoLOCE, Esq, Of me Pacific mills and ask
him what he knows about it? Ten to one
sitter he has reeited his knowledge Of the
came, you'll be in for getting up club
forthwith.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the strangsrs
Within Our Gates.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.
A. W. Mayors, Of Bethany, was in the city
this week.
VIM. DIS and wife, of Parkersburg, were
in the city this week.
John Clark and wife, of Altoona Pa, are
at the Howell House.
Mr.. Renter, popular drummer of Bali.
more, is in the city.
Miss Maggie Bslzell of Bellaire is the
guest of MSS Pink Holiday
W. A. Smith OF Toronto, Ohio, was at
the Howell House yesterday
Mr.. joan Handlau has returned from. q
pleasure tIip to GAINESVILLE, o.
Fl. & Wheeler. advance agent Of "0nly
FarHsrs Daughter cempany, is iu the
city.
Miss Sue Fulton, of the East Eud, has
returssd from pleasant visit TO Wellsbulg
friends
Miss Ella Kendrcks, of PlttSburg, is vis9-
ing Misses Mamie Sn2ith and Mollie WOl-
viRgton.
Miss Jessie Oliver Of the Es!and, has re-
turned from very enjoyable visit to, Pitts
burgh fiendA
Mr.. Edward J. Shipley. Ct this city. has
gone to CisOinnati 70 accept q responsible
position ID proainent Wholesale house
in that city.
Miss Maggie 6rier, sue Of tho most
charming and talsnted pupils OF ths Steu-
benville Female SeminaSy. is visiti2g friends
on the bland.
Mr.. JOha Reid, the popular South Side
pharmacist went to Pktsburg Yesterday on
shost visit 70 see-but never mind.
Nj and hrs. JoAa 81. Hobbe left yester-
day mornisg for an extended tour through
the South They viii visit The New Orleans
Expositisa and then 20 to Florida.
Mr.. Otto ]. Aapan, formerly Of his city.
but now Of Esv York, arrived yesterday
morning. to attend the faasral Of bis broth,
erin-hw. john K. Rosesberg. which take.
place to-day.
Marshall b Goodins, Of Greenfield, Ind
stopped OF here last Sandsy while en- route
home from The Inauguration Of PresidenI
Cleveland. Mr. Gooding is one Of the
promising young kwyen Of Indiana. and il
destined b make his mark in the near 10
tare in We coansels Of his State. Mr.. Gil
father, the Hon. David S. Gooding, 18th
recognized leader Of the Democrats in tn
present Indiana Legislature, and was Presi
deat Andrew Johnson's Marshall for tb
District Of ColuInhia. Mr. Gsodiag steEt
for homo this moEning.
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Inn AiOER
N BsAs Psassflay sossthss
tlithast } srsxI.
1HesE WIZ BE no nAa IN esHus
This Time, Some 0ther Tims---FWach
Papers Speak Of Gisdptsass
Announcement as
"eNelASO EATING HvxstE PIE"

LoSpox. March l4-There is Q better
feeling to-day. The aatiwar runoes have
been confirmed, and geseral belief exiss
that the differences between the Govern.
ment and Russia on the Afghanistaa qsss-
,ion win be amicably settled without blood.
shed. The excitement has 10 o great o..
tent subsided, and interest il centersi O
the coming conference.
The Paris Gaulois says that the Car has
assured the Emperor William that he Az
CHAN question has never tArsassssi IL
peace Of Europe and that Russia is ready
to make any honorable arrangement. for ths
preservation Of peace on the Afghan border.
The st. Petersburg Journal this morning
publishes an article asserting that Il has the
highest authority for stating that an agree
ment had been reached between the Ruaiaa
and English Governments, BY which Il ID BE-
lieved the threatened war between the coul-
tries over the Afghan frontier dispute viii
not only be averted. but q more solid aaA
amicable adjustment Of all questions in dis
pute will be reached.
A Criticism.
PARIS, March li.-French newspapees
describe the announcement made BY Glad.
stone in Commons Of the agreement With
Russia as England eating humble pie"
Gordon Memorial.
LONDON, March IA meeting Of the
committee recently organized to devise and
promote measures for the perpetuAtioa Of
the memory Of the late gallant 0eaeral
Gordon, held a meeting Ut the MaAs;oa
House to-day All the members Of the Com.
mittee we're present. Among those Who q.
tended were the Prince Of Wales, and To
Duke Of Edinburgh. -
The GieIhay's Cargo Conhscatsd.
SHANGHAI, March 1.-The Bntish steAa-.
er Glemay, which was seized Of 0stsio6
yesterday by French man-of:weAr, fee
having lead in cargo, has been released.
The cargo Was con6scated.
DIR. frsirichs Dead.
BERLIN, March l4.-Frederick Theodore
freirichs, the distinguished medical aathss.
is dead. Dr. Freirchs was widely kaowa
throughout Europe ~ one ofthe most eni.
nent German medical authorities Of the
times. His contributions TO medical liters.
,ure Was varied and extensive.
The Chinese Dsay It
LONDON, March 1.-THE Chinese Em.
bassy deny that the French occupied ths
rights Of KeLung as claimed in Paris.
Members Of the Embassy say the Freoch Il.
ter fighting several days and losing eve
hundred men, mcceeded in occupying tvo
positions commanding the road across the
Island between he Lung and Tamsin. bot
The Chinese still holi all other forts. In -
curing these two positions the French made
their first and only successfal advance Gnos
landing at Ke Lung, In September
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
A DYNAMITE SCARE.
A Curious Attempt to Blow Up Drug
Store by Prescription.

A Curious Attempt to Blow Up n Drug
Store by a Prescription.
TTusVILE, Pa, March IA great deal
ofexeitement was occasioned here late yes
terday afternoon by an effort of some would
be dynsmiter to blow up the drug store
adjoining the Oil Exchange. The explc.
sion was, however, fortunately averted.
During the absence OF the proprietor otthe
drug store, a stranger, man apparently IS
years Of age, medium height, with full dark
beard, stepped in and asked the boy clerk If
he would put up the following prescription,
which he handed him:
"Saach alba l drachm; poISSSs pCrmsng3uate, !
draehmS; glycerine, ounces. Mix. NJ.
Signed DE. RANKIN
The clerk started back to execute the
order, when the stranger stated he would re-
turn for the prescription in ten minutes and
went out. The clerk had got the saach alba
and glycerine together in his mortar when
the proprietor returned, picked up the pre-
scription and hastily glanced over the prop
critics to be used. Seeing the words potsssa,
mansantic, glycerine. made his hair stand
on end, as the two mixed are violent explo-
sives. He dropped the prescription as
though it Sere dynamite. Calling to the
clerk to stop filling the prescription, be be-
gan an investigation. The stranger, how
ever, did lot call again. and has not
been seen since. The matter has been
placed in the bands Of the proper au-
thorities tor solution, and, if found, will
make the matter exceedingly warm for the
dynamiter. No cause is assigned for the
act, rs the drug store has but lately changed
han6s Some think it was the intention of
the perpetrators to ruin the Oil Exchange
building. The Doctor Rankin whose name
was attached to the prescription is not
known hereabouts.
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Foa WHAT PURPOSE,
England ExtsnsiVsly Preparing for Wsr
In the Fare Of Her Peace Tslk.

England Extensively Preparing for Ws~
In the Face Of Her Peace rsik.
LONDON, March 1.-The terms OF ar-
rangement with Russia are denoupcsd By
Conservatives. The Liberal Press admit
the arrangement to be . virtual surTsadG
to Russia Of the frontier demanded. Prep
arations for war, however, contisss - -
most extensive scale. An enornoss tsoe'
port aeet is collecting In the Thaoo g
Portsmouth and Plymouth. Ths iss d
the neet far exceeds any pssikS
needs for the Sosdan campaign. woelsics
arse nal workshops we're hsHSo61
enlarged BY the erection Of Temporary
structures. Workmen at the arsenal are
on double turn. Sir Pstx Luusdes. Iidt.
ish commissioner on he AighAa itoatss
line, again changed his camp He hes
Fixed il st Zurabut on the Pcrsiss SIDE Of
The Herr road. Biz Peters presses POI.
,ion 10 in the rear Of the Russias sdvAsosd
outposts. rs Russia claims thsss ostpos1s
are inside the boundary line clssosd b
Russia, Sir Peters position 10 made the ssk-
iect Of Official representatives 10 The Bsitish
Government.
Baron De Stasl, the C,afs Ambssssdse
10 England. has asked the Bsitish ss~ss.-
ment to order Lumsdca's camp moved
within the undisputed Afghss tssfitssy.
The resaest VS. refused and Be Pstss
Instructed 10 keep his present posiiss 80
maintaia from il communicates NTH the
Aighans at Robat PAS.
On the recounsndstion ol The viexoS
Of India large grants are accorded Iron
The Indian Treasury 70 AbdorrsAnsa,
Ameer Of Aighanistnn, for the porpose q
complstisg tbe repair OF the iorti 10 10
territory, and particularly those at Hsssl
These WORKS of repair viii b doss ssls
superyisien Of Eselsh sngiassfA I'D -
additional gsas needed By ,hs fo.a6oaasss
Of Atyhanis,an are to bs sspp'ied froo
Koo}vick.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
AIITTIE CRITICAL.


The RE,ISrER's special from Washington,
concerning Hon. JOS. S. MILLgR aud his
,sndidacy 70. the commissionership, is of
tie Utmost significance, and requires the
,s ople Of Wes: Virginia to show their hand.
E,sding carefully between the lines of the
.'systch one caA readily see that Secretary
.ASS1NG had fully made up his mind to rec
tmmeud Mr.. Miller for the position
ud the President bad, or was about to, sp-
prove it. and the appointment was ready
10 be handed into the Senate for
confirmation. Whereupon, the shrewd aud
Willy Kentuckians with their hosts Of inau-
entail friends, catching on to the situation,
began moving heaven and earth in the
hopes OF getting the Treasurer or the Presi-
dent, or both, TO reconsider the appointment.
Hence the delay, and delays are dangerous.
West Virginia Democrats ought to take
home steps promptly to signify their sp-
provsl of the appointment Of Mr., MmLER.
Telegraph, # though: advisable, to Senators
CAMDEN and KENVA to pull of their coats
and pitch into the Fight up to their necks;
although they have been doing noble work,
1t VIII not hurt 20 wire them further encour-
sgement and say to them FIRE away as
long 81 there is shot in the locker" A
good stiff Telegram to Mr.. MANNING, ap-
proving his course and trusting be will not
wsver, would help amazingly to erect his
back bone and keep it infexiOle until Mr..
NiIlEE is out OF the woods. At the same
time don't overlook dehcstely reminding the
PresEdent of Wes; Virginiss record in Oc-
iober. aad the effect it had on the Novem-
Yer election. Make hay while the sun
shines IL a good motto in this case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
LAYING for O,Dyuamits.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The recent celsbrs-
ton Of Robert Emmet's anniversary brought
q number oi British and Canadian spies to
this city, their visit being specially induced
by the anticipated presence Of 0'Donovan
Rosa at the dynamiters' gather
ing at West Twelfth streeA
Turner Hall. Some Of the mouchards are
here vet, but they are becomingly cautions
m their movements and not particularly
anxious to cultivate the Acquaintance Of
that class Of LrishmsA who think it would
6e religious and patriotic act To choke
the life ont Of an English spy. A person
suspected of being one of them retired from
q crowd the other night in TINA to save bis
skull from being broken.
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The Clerks scars3.


WASHINGTON, March l4-The reduction
If force in the Treasury Department and
,hs White House has sent thrill OF terror
,hrongb the rank and Gle Of Government
cIsrks' COn.Olsa by the civil service prom
;sss Of the new administration, they be.
came reassured and g general teehng OF
.scur;ty gradually possessed them. Now
however, they realize that danger threatens
,bam from another direction. from Whicn
,bey are not protected BY civil service
niles. Reduction for econOmi' pur,
no.es shows them cenclusvelS that
,hsv are liable to be decapitatsd at any time
SOms teel that under this movement OF re-
trsnehmsnt they are destined to fall because
Chs manner in which they secured aP-
Uo;n,mens and filed their Offices and are
pDessy in consequence. Others cOnhdent
ofbayiug deserved their positions BY steady
.nd honest work are yet unhappy because
ssarfal that reductions in their nsishsor-
-, I'll not be made With discsiuinshoa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
Victor and yanquished Shake.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Mr. Blaine
called at the White House last evening to
pay his respects to President Cleveland.
The meeting between the two gentlemen
was a hearty one, each shaking the other
by the hand with, warm grasp. They
were closeted together nearly an hour, and
when Mr.. Blaine came out the President
accompanied him to the door and gave him
a cordial invitation to visit the Executive
Mansion freouently.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
Oh 7flE OHIO
An spssos ssfNsvs cesssrning ~ Beaas
ana Boat0ea.

An Epttos sfNsvs cosssrninz ~ BoaAs
,anS BoatAea.
The Basshslor left yestsrds7 for Fits
bssgh
The pioneer passeager psckst. Eaus
Graham. Capt. John LsviseJ, left Cine.n-
natl las, evening. bosBd for Rttsturg.
The Katie StockAAls passsd up LAST nighs
for Patsburs.
TAs Iisss Is S feet Linehes and ststioe-
ary.
The racket W. n. Chsucslios leaves
CAslesaou Tomorrow, bound fos Pittsbors.
8. G. McCandless, ESQ. - commissions,
has died his report Of the distribstioa d
finds arriving from the sale Of the steenef
Emma Graham. which vas sold 70 kquidaas
the claims Of Arnold Bros and sthsrs cre&
itors of the boat The smount realized iron
the sale vas 81 800. and the amount dis
,ribu.ed TO creditors Vas 81 ,s60.3S. TAe re-
port has been confirmed nisi in tie Ada.
ralty Court
PnrssuasH, March i4-Rives 5 fest 6
inches and risiDs. Weather clear snd pless
ant
CsossAri. March l4-Rivs ie fset {
inches and ialIing. Cloady and vs<nes.
CAIRo. March 4-Rives % fees ; inches
and rising. wesihes cloudy. Thsrno-
meter 40.
Log,ssIILE, March i4--Rivcf fsiling sith
8 feet 8 inches in the casal. Bssinssl
fair; weather warm. closd3 and Indicating
cain
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wymaa Not TO BE Dissursea.
; epaeiag % tie Ssndsv Reriav, j

fpeciai 70 tAe SsndSy heet&r.
wAsH.SGros, March l4.-There IS pre-
yAiling impression in the Treasury Depart
ment that Treasurer Wymahis not to be
disturbed. As yet no one bas been heard
from as endeavoring to oust him. His du.
ties are those simply OF custodian and dis
bursing officer. He rose from the ranks,
and his appointment as Treasurer was in no
sense political one. he lost his vote years
ago and never took an active interest in
politics. Probably the Office is not gene
rally desired on account of the heavy re-
sponsibiHties attached 10 it, applicants
generally devoting their efforts to secure a
different kind Of berth. Mr.. Wyman was
appointed from Wisconsin, and is well
known throughout the Northwest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

Judge Sidney Smith, now on the Cook
county Circuit Court bench, was nominated
by the Republicans yesterday for Mayor Of
Chicago BY unanimous and rising vote.
The funeral of Sergeant Thomas Punk
ett, an armless hero Of Fredericksburg, took
place yesterday at Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Herbert wife of Congressman Her
bert, Of Alabama, died at Washington, d.
C., yesterday morning. .
Captain Richard Mcclure, well known
steamboatman, died yesterday morning, at
New Orleans, aged 81.
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Important Decision.

Bn>ruS, March l4.-An important
SlsiOn was rendered to-day by Judge C4n,
IN ,se United States Circuit Court 10 s.o n;ss
;,gsihst uockholders Of the defHnet SesnS stns
Nsiicusl Psnk. Judge Colt decided ma
iOtA,olters must pay the second sss,s 80
Hfot oF one hundred per cent, on lnsn
Nc'a LvitG Jy Comptroller knox som, sSms
Ia, ,iate. The net loss to the stoekn,o,..1
Z: Il, 5alk by ihis decision IS isO @'ll'OSls-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

TuJ's damPe- from Washington this
morning in relation to the POstmAstership
,t Wheeling. Il begins to look as if good
Democrats ike Col DAREAH must wait
r,ry enough to make the heart sick.
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Indians DYING in Large Numbers.

WIEYEPEG, March l4-Northwestern In
diGns are dying in large numbers from
singular disease the first symptoms of which
are stiHfehlrg of the knees and joints from
which death soon follows. Chicken pox
and diptheria have taken off many more
SD d4Aey are in generally starving cOndi-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

PRA>!pSvr CLEvEL.SD ia revolutionist.
He wants the government clerks to earn
their salaries. This is sn unheard Of inno-
ystiou sud an inexcusable intrenchment
mon the reserved rights Of Washington
ar-..r,
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Terrible fire.

PULASKI, Tenn, March l4.-Ihis city
was visited by terrible fire last night, burn,
ing several stores Loss $4,000; insured
ior half. Three men sleeping over saloon
were burned to death. Two were drum
mers from other points Names unknown.
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Gen. Grants Condition,

NEw York, March l4.-This morning
General Grant said he felt better. At break
fast liquid was partsken Of generously. He
began writing "reminiscences shortly before
loon. lie passed q comfortable night,
sleeping most OF the time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

TREASURER MANNING began signing OIL
cisl papers DANIEL NAMING" But time
,oes on spsce and in order to catch up he
ror writes it ID MANNING
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BEFoRE BREAKFAST

H,Rv,sp University has invited IEyIEG,
re actor, to deliver lecture before the
scuhy and students. This is an honor
.or.hily bestowed
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Raiiros[ sale.

Sr PA=L, Mns.. 6Arch H--The Cont
rental Express conpasJs eastern couuec-
ton Of the Nrthern Pacific Express Com
paby wa sold 10 eastern parties II 10
ouaautZ,d to be the Baltimore and Ohio.
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Meuters of the tosn couacil Of Grafton
1.arge tucntT Eve cents an hoHr per mem
Der for ever hour they ars 10 session. Jet
they propose to pay fbe mayor only ten
cents an hoGf for presiding over their ses-
sions
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

AREwARD OF ssS viii be given
for the arrest and conSietiOn OF
,he thief or thieves stealing the
SrNDAY REGISTER from snb-
Seriberss
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AnArpyons bADoa


Pvs.snl % 30 LisuSsooot jSAaSss ~ oAs
brother OAesss.
Another one Of those pleasant oecas;sas
for which the admiaietrakios of CaptAia
Porter Smith las akssay bscooe sesr4.
occurred IN Tie Office ef tkal otbo;si u ~
City BsilAiss. yss.edsy sAs.nooa ssest
4 o'clock, the oecalios Ssisg ths pssseetar
ton to Eeetssast 6ssvs Jshssoo q el
besstifsl gold baAss, nask oi sssssa go
frisniship fron he tfoth8 o8essA
n Esstenass vas sitting u ths o6eA.
abeat IL hour ssned, hayiss bsss detAis-
Cd thsys o. soes psstext - obs. sad sss
rreAdy nis66ea at the eoat3ssAi 6sepiaa
In Of he nsu until he esifs 6oee4 eeSseesel
with number of sitiassa vsss ssoets4I
into lie Htfs sooa. Nossef ths siSAassI
ssensd 70 hare asythaG P:oil . sasA
and iosneed sb,.t % hstiss scn o. saSI
unfil Ms. Edvssd RoAsetsoa cslted tAsss|
peessst TO order. and apssoaehiAs 1isssse-
snt Johnsoa, presented hin. 70 . ssas se4|
e1aeeful spsseh. Viii . magnificent 80
badge, bearing IL following iaseHptiss:
nnssasl
Lxvrss4s1 yc~rss~
m~
Iieuseaaut Johasss ssspsalsl = 2Ass-j
expected gift in fttiss - Sse6eg -
ses. ssd lie o6csss sstss1s1 y ~ -
eosse;oss x hAsiag ftiaglF ssaa6A z
good eihesr.
TSs Red Mes sss q 4 sgaia, ~ Gso
Jactsea county. LAA ffi1sg -
coo.try. hs vas osaiasls4 - fsA.1
ehasissi viii hstsy .sAA o -:
aouss Rosk q essly. , , ~ - -
| tao istinass vith esses6 oes
Fr.sk vas undssklsly . I'D ss.:s
scsoasts srs trsA asd p!pesJ - -
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uasch r. o. inne9eie5 49, -
! iesssd asd sin psebah - -
! tAose pssts M -
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Total deaths from pneumonia IN NeK
York City the past week, liz,
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WHEELING. W., VA. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1885.

while this feeling of insecurity is not con
fined to the Treasury Department. still Il p
most widespread there.
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A lead nine has bsea discevsrsd y
Urshus cossty. near beaes MI
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Hesteaast Johsssa ssspsols1 I. &Aasi
sxpscted gift in ltsisg - 6seeeg -
sef, ssd he o6css sstsnsd y Ass -
eosse;oss d hssiag ftingif WsaasA z
rood officer.