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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-07

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Sdulenburs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
A TsIented whe.llpg woman.

While Wheeling's talent is doing so
much abroad In the person OF AIrs. Ram
melsberg, Miss Ella Dillon has also risen
10 distinction in Philadelphia. Her
dramatic readings have met with perfect
ovation from artists and critics. Her rem
dition OF the Letter scene and Sleepwalk-
ing scene from the play oi-"Macbeth" are
considered works OF high art by eminent
histrionic critics. Her picturing Of the
Trial scene from the Merchant OF Venice"
is wonderful, old Shylock standing out in
bold relief, while the brilliant and talented
Portia is no less perceptible. II israrely
that an eiecutionist ia a singer. Miss Dill.
lon has paid q great deal Of attention to
vocal music. AT q reception given to Mrs.
Shoemaker, Vice President of the School
OF 0ratory, she sang an Italian aria from
the opera OF "Anne Boleyn." and was
ACKNOWLEDGED tho artist 81 the evening.
Her voice Is 10 mez1o soprano OF extra.
ordinary compass, possessing soul and
sympathy. Itfis to be hoped that q
Wheeling audience will greet Miss Dillon
some time in the near future. She re-
ceiyes the degree OF Bachelor oil Elooution
at the commencement in June. The
faculty have appointed her editress Of the
Ciceronian Reuietp, q paper connected with
the literary society OF the school. She
will have the honor Of reading her paper
In the Academy Of Art, Jnne6. Miss Dill
lon has the best wishes OF her friends here
for her success, and they. arc happy to
have the opportunity Of claiming her as .
Wheeling woman, -Ea @
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MELLssuRa.

Thieves Jailed-Forepaugh's Arabs show
&. 1, ii 81 on Their own Hook. .att ,951
Mr.. R. W. Buchanan, of this place, re.
centlyof Chicago, died at the residence Of
his mother on Thursday morning.
Atroupe Of eight Arabs, recently with
Forspaugh's circus, gave an exhibition on
Thursday evening al Halls Central mink.
Their performances arc truly wonderful.
"Jack, the tramp charged with enter
ing the residence Of Capt. William Oaks,
had heaing before Squire Quest on
Thursday and was committed in default Of
S700Bond. II appears that Albert Mont
gomery got mixed up in the affair, as he
was also held in the gum Of $500. Itwould
be well enough for those who are In the
habit OF prowlfng about at night robbing
cellars and hen roos,s, 10 engage IN some
thing else for a livelihood, as nearly every
person here having things likely 70 be
taken by thieves has q portion Of his
domicile set apart as an arsenal. not, as
one citizenspeaking for himself says, ito
shoot upin the air, shoot at o mark, or to
make noise on the Fourth oil July, but
to shoot ct thieves, and ] shoot TO hit
every time" t,.
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The Barkiey H6mieids,.

Mrs. Eliz. Barley, Of this city, mother
Of James O. Barley, who was murdered
In Penn avenue saloon In Pittsburgh,
last Monday night by member Of the
Fire Department OF that city, attended the
funeral OF her son, which took place in Al
legbeuy day before yesterday. Mrs, Bark
ley was so Frustrated by the shock when
she first heard the news and the circam-
stances and scenes attending the lu-
neral, that she is now lying at the
point Of death at the house Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Schuder, in Allegheny. Mrs
Barley did not live on the Island, as re-
ported, but with another daughter, 1lrs.
Otterson, at 1856 Main street. The man
who killed Barley has been acquitted, II
being proven that the killing was done in
self defense. He has always heretofore
borne an excellent reputation
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TIE Scr. q q AZ Asnlai.iEs.i9n rre'las a

l. . L..
The Sort of an Administration PRECEDENT
" Clsteland,stI.
Mai. Ran stalnakerS u, Secretary ot
State, returned yesterday from " Washington
City; where hewent with the now famous
West Virginia delegation.
An IsrELIIeEScSR reporter was told on
the street that Mi. stalnaker had the re-
iusal Of a good position under Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue Miller, and
he hunted upthe genial ex-Secretary and
asked him II this was o fact. Mr.. Stalna-
ker said be was not prepared to say any
thing on the subject, as there was yet
nothing definite 10 be said. Z.
=isWhat about John Me6raw2n.
"oh, he'll be appointed; no doubt Of
aWhen?n
"That Is more than / can say.r'
4, iaWbat is the matter with Sehon and the
N"Nothing at ali. sehon will get his
position Just as soon as the President gets
time TO sign his commission. There Is no
dispute about him, and it is only a ques-
ton OF time, and a abort time, too, when
Sehon becomes Marshall
l.'What is your impression Of thingsin
penerai?, &. & Isl. III 8 ~ m
sssoh, Cleveland Is going allow. ! do not
think he will remove my officials before
their time expires except for cause.
SIS this q Democratic administration OF
mott"
"Some Of them are getting impatient,
and are inclined TO think no"
"What do you think?n
u think tits kind Of dominicker.'"
Spotted? Z" }6s
"Unhuh; part one thing and part an
other, and It's hard to tell which part Il
the most"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
Accident on ths river i, I, Road i

About 8 o'clock last evening as the 10.
califreight train on tho Ohio river railroad
was passing the Belmont mill the engine,
No. 4, jumped the track, and several o.
the cars followed II. The track was torn
up for q distance ofsabNut fifty feet, and
the engine left lying on its side across the
track. The PeSiky yard engine was run
down and the cars left on the track were
shifted out Of the road. It was not until q
late hour, however, that the road was
cleared by the aid Of a wtecking car
brought from steubenyille, The engine
VIM require eOpsid erable repairs Nobody
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Abroad.
Dr.,C. A. Wingerter has sufficiently re,
covered from his serious and protractet
illness to once more. attend to business
His many friends will rejoice to hear this
David Lee, General Superintendent, W.
p. Harris, Assistant Superintendent, and
Arthur Sinsel, Roaa Master, Of the BIZ O.
railroad, were here yesterday in the
special car "West Virginia" 's
Mrs. Senator Camden and daughter,
Miss Annie, who have been the guests o.
Mrs. Camden,s father, Judge Thompson,
at his residence east Of the city, for a few
days, returned to Parkersburg yesterday
afternoon. ~ ~. 1917 Z
Mr.. Huntington, Of the Grafton Sentinel,
writes to his paper from " ashington, d.
O.: John NJ. Birch. of Wheeling, sena-
tor Camden says, will be, United States
Consul to Nagassaki, Japan. John Is g
good boy, barring his politics, and we. shall
hate to see him leave the country. Such
spirits as he need to be retained In West
Virginia for the good Of the State, both in.
tellectually and physically
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,s...... 4, ,,,,,a, n s,s,ent M and About tbs
A = : Il : 7 n 7city. :. 2 4 m
ap.., =, =. n q. n dna,s lHoi,se
.h,t svsniNS.
1ii ~. e.etts. ........,,.. t..,.o a..anj.
THEE was an unnsnAli in .ass ,; qe last
ance az Tue AinmpfA "'a'e - ''''s
evening. =, .,z,.-
MOORE, oil lEtnaviile, peat heent - III ~.
city, In tho race at lthe norm EtlaNFinA
last evening. In uKf
JOSIE KRAMIR's orchestra continues 70
make good music for the ,skSters at the
ChapIine street rink. .y.5.f
Lizzie cliFToRb was on one o. her peri!
odical iulls yesterday, and Officer shatesr
locked her up. She made the usual scene,
and attracted a large crowd Of children.
who followed her TO the station house,
On. GARRISON, CITY Health Officer, yes.
terlay called lie attention oil the Board Of
pnbIic Works "a the ind condition Of 1.-THE
aiIsvs between Market and Main and
~ en,yltb;fd and T%enty. fourth streets,
complaints Of which were mentioned yes;
terday,
Tur na,ties having charge OF the excur.
oion nm the Andes next Monday evening,
wish NH Ia sayitliat tiie a6noulie ement III yes.
tsriay'a a Hgoilir IN Hufkett and his party
wonI1 nf1odi;aiSIy I'd 10 Steubenviiio on this
sy g IL incorrect, as thiSis private
Marty and none will be permitted on the
| boat except those invited.
Mn CHARLES DUNLAP, supervisor Of
trains ON the The fourth and fifth divisions
Sftbs baltimore & Ohio railroad, has been
nromotslEtothe position OF train master
between Keyser. Wheeling and Parkers.
bnro S Vice MI ". p. Harris, transferred ID
tSo snperintendeney Of the Pittsbarsh
S;vision. Observation-Disclosures and Cumber.
land. 2 -
IN, ~, c...o o,,a mat yesterday
Int no business Of special interest to the
nnbl;e was transacted, Members Of the
hoard rsnort nreparations in an advanced
staee. and lie prospects more favorable
than nsnal az This time OF year, The fail
this vear Viii tbe held tie week OF Septem
bar The pamphlet premium list was
Yesterday received from the printer.
J. ~. T.opv1ox n,onrietor Of the
o.,,i aSit .a.tanrant has ,eseiyed from Vim.
oaps!aa fs Iad;ana = latter informing lin
ceh H. 49,, ,a ~ .;ck nsrson there by lin
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A Pleasant. Gathering.

The Young Mems Democratic, Club
held one Of It's monthly reuniopsat Ger
mania Hall Hast evening that was an
usually pleasant affair. Commodore Sea-
bright presented the club with . large
picture Of the Randall Association Of Phila.
deiphia as II appeared Just before its de-
parture for the Inauguration. The Com,
modore's face is seen In the group as Jolly
and happy as ever. In addition 70 the
regular cold lunch, there was delicious
clam thowdEr served that met with un-
animous favor. Afterwards came the
cigars, some singing and several short I'm.
promptu speeches. t'i2iis ~ i5r
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plEsa1nA1RH.l
Personal aud General Items From the
49, CiiAla City. ~. si,.g ..l

Personal and General Items From the
Glass City. y. s.ss
EN-. shouse has moved his family back
% Homestead, Pa.
The Benwcod ferry boat yesterday was
o skif, the Owens being laid UP.
There IS be a Mother Hubbard" Car
niyal at the Niagara rink tonight
Mrs. 4. II. Morris was called to Newark
this week by the death Of an uncle.
Grand opening atLouis Longs hall to-
day. Prof Kryter viii be on hand.
Miss Nellie Hoge has 50 far recovered
from the fever as TO be able TO walk out:
Jacob Rietx has put Q new pavement
around his Noble and rhirty.seyenth
street property.
Mrs. John Sanders has bought Henry
Overs premises ut the head Of Belmont
street, paying Sls, 800.
Mr.. Frank Schooley was in town yester-
day on his way from Kansas City to visit
his relatives Of Mt, Pleasant.
Jack Baugh is not yet out Of danger
from the hurts he received ut the recent
collision near Lewis's Mills.
Eldoiado Circle installed new officers
last night. Glass City Grove Of Druids
installed officers the evening before.
The force OF men that have been trans.
ferfing cross.ties from boats to. cars all
spring, are done work for the present.
Charley Likes, who has been conductor
on the B., 2 & O. Railroad, has secured
similar place on the Chicago & North
western. "a f - ri.
The lecture Of Rev. S. F. Frazier on
Japan, at the U. P. church, was well at
tended, and he entertained his audience
highly for two hours.
The Ohio Valley Railroad force Is to be
increased and considerable work done
during the summer. The track is now
onlya short distance from Heatherington's
lower coal works.
There will be communion services at
the Second NJ. E, Church tomorrow. Rev.
Elijah Henderson will be assisted by Rev.
VIM. Brown and Rev. Joseph Courtney,
the Presiding Elder.
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald will preach ut the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
The list Of preachers that has been publish
ed Is for preaching on alternate Sundays,
by arrangement Of tho Presbytery, leay-
ing the church 10 furnish It's own supplies
for half the Sundays during the pastors
disability. l.,S
GRAND OPENING
at Louis Longs hall to-day. Prof. Kryter
will be on hand. -
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1oCAI i,REv1rrKs

matters 81 Minor aienisnt d and About ths
aBrSeH oy KEfsn at tie Opera House
ktts avsntHV
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For Rent Furnished Ropma.
For Sale-New Carriage gr4, lH
Wanted Practical B1alnGSS Man. ..t4l5
For eale-KttlyC.
BIcycies Nickel Plated Wheeling Hinge ca.
F0r sale-HouSei--R. ]. Howell, BtidgepOrt, o.
Gospel Meeting for Young Men. So - y = s.
Diamonds I. q. DIlioil.
For sale-0fgan aud Melodeou,
For Salo- C0Vtage on Camp Ground.
Fea and Dinner War; Ewlng Bros 2 ~
r. Ffledman-stoek Gtaln q Petroleum Broker
Ocean Steamship gffckels.H =. BHhTehS ll'1l'
DurkeeE Salad dressing McAtechcn.
Oranges aud BSnauAA--N. Schulz. stA III y
l1tray GOVT W. Ltt0n.
To WAtAt Consumers. - {. 80 - =
Steamboat For sale Elaine and Barge.
Trustees SAle-W. y. w. C0Nden.
List OF Letters.
sSOO50-J. Btillcs-Head OF Local. D
Proposals. for ruIntshing coal-fourth page.
Notice Proposals for Furnishing Medicines
PfSposllis for Furnishing cotins- Fourth page.
Religious Notices F0utth page.
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Your most valuable Cuticuta Remedies have
done my child SO murl good that feel like yinl
this for the benefit OF those who are troubled Witt
skin disease Ny little girl was troubled With
Eczema, aud ] tried several doctors aud medicines
but did not do her any good until used the Cutl
cura Relnedies which speedily euied hcr, ioI
which Lowe you many thanks and many nights Of
rest, i5il ANTON ROSsMIER,d1 (
80 60 VI 10y Tf s.aHT- : Edinhufph IND
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BRADT'S TUNNEL
F;ol,RMAIlY {. oPEsEp Z "a. .FI.aIAF . e.
HistOr, Of the Wsrk OF Boring the Famous nous
Hole That was Begun . Third Of a Cen.
tnry7Ago-An Immense undertalsIpg
% shorten tho Road over a mile. "a

4 -. q
a special car bearing the officials Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Companylo-
Gated at Little Washington, with their
wives and a few friends, passed through
Bfadys tunnel Thursday afternoon to
Zsdigers, being the frsttrain over the
new roadbed. Theroute is aportion Of
the Hempfeld extension to Connellsyille
and cuts Of mile and q half in the dis
lance between Washington and Pitts
bureh. All trains were yesterday after
noon ordered to hereafter use the new line.
Brads's tunnel Is an historic hole. II
derivesiits name from the Hon. J0ha $.
Brady, an eminent lawyer of Washington,
Pa, through whose land it passes. 1t was
located In 1852 and work begun on 1t IN
1853. It was q portion Of the celebrated
Hempfeld road projected from Wheeling
to Greensburg, Pa. Work was begun oil
along the line in 1858, and the road was
completed and opened up for traffic
| in 1865 as far as Washington, Pa. The
part completed was the most difficult
and expensive portion OF the route.
In 1873 Colonel James A. Boyd, repre-
senting the Baltimore & Ohio Company,
began the work Of driving o hole through
Brady's Hill. This time some headway
was made, but the stingency OF the latter
part OF 1873, followed by the unpromising
months Of 1874, again caused q suspension
of work, and Colonel Boyd went home "a
Baltimore. In February, 1884, the Nc
Cabe Brothers. OF Baltimore, began the
work. They pushed the contract and by
the end OF the year very little remained
| TO be done. The approaches from Wash;
inpton and from the eastern end were not
well advanced, end it was not until this
week that twas determined open the
lime. z. :, 8.
about one-third Of a mile, with q high and
very dry roof and wide enough for at least
two tracks. II is arched for 100 feet al
the portals, while the timbering support,
line.the sides and roof is the most complete
| in the country. The last cost Of the tun-
mel is $4,000, while fully that much
money II not more has been expended In
priol operations. i, u
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lWAsRlxdToN, May 1B.-l 4. M.--Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. fair
weather, foIlowed by innreasing eioudiness
and local fainsin the Ohio Valley, east
tosouth winds, stationary temperatuge.
For the liower1.ake reeion, taiERealher,
southerly winds, stationary, followed by Q
sliRht fall in temperature. Il
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nj. Schultz, The old aud reliable shoe
dealer &C No. 1852 Main street, has
opened o Branch Store ut 2l25 Market
street, where heWill have Q grand open.
Ing to.day. People orerS the creek can
now get their shoes nj the same prices
They are sold at up town, ls he proposes
10 deal Tie same At both stores.
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g,.as,,,s,:a.
Gtrtienra. s.s
ITCHING !; !. I
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
by Caticara.

TREATMENr.-Aw warm bath with cu,icura Soap
Skin Cure, This repealed DAILY with two or three
doses OF Cntlcun Resolyent the New Blood Puri'
fer, u keep the blood cool, The peispfntIon pare
and nnirritatlng, the bowels open, the liver aud
kidneys active, Will speedily cure Eczema. letter
Binsw6rm, Psorasis i.ichen, Pruritus, seail Head
DandruH, and every species III Itching, Scaly and
Plmply Humon Of the Scalp and skin, when the
besl physicians and remedies fall. 5.E
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EnzEMA nN a naLn.

1sS WEST AyRNuE, RocHrstFR, n. Y. :
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OpENING-NgW Root & SHOE HOUSE

f PtSpcss u Tor FurntshIns coaiusEF Fourth page.
RalieiOas Notices fourth page. =
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Ny gratitude to God Is nnbounded for the relief
have obtained from the use Of the Cuticura Rem,
edles. have boon troubled with Eczema on my
leg ~ twenty ys haa dra aot
intense. Now, am happy TO say, l have no
trouble. Only tho liver e0lorcd patches on my
limbs remRin Is q token Of my former misery.
1ss WET Arrsrr Rncursr Inn N 4 =, sMllh.
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want to tell You that your Cu,lcura Resolyent
Is magnificent. About three months ago my lace
was covered with Blotchess and hfter using three
bottles Of Resolyent 1 was perfectly cured.
FREDEklCK MAlTRE.
q 81. CHARLES siRsIT, New Orleans, La.
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Tue parties having charge Of the excur.
sion on the Andes next Monday evening,
wish 10 saylthat the announcement 10 yes
terday's Rsgi4tr that Bufkett and his party
would probably 20 to steubenviiio on this
excursion is incorrect, as thisis q private
party and none will be permitted on the
hoot excent those invited.
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DpREER,s SALAD pRRssISa & Com
Mat SAUCE for all kinds Of salads, fish,
vegetables, and cold mealg. Cheaper and
better than homemade. No sauce equal
toitwas ever offered. Nw3P
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rnrrpRI NOE rHE soArp.

was almost perfect ly bald. caused by letter Of
the top Of ihe scalp. fused your CutiGn,a heine
dies about ak weeks aud they cured my scalp per.
tectly, and now my hair Is coming hack g thiek a.
! & Ssfr S Texas. 80 t,s'ss "a
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3oIIsr Skatima sinks.
GoIIet Skattttg astnkS.
.GHAPLINE STREET RINK,
Finest Floor and Best Music,
Airy, Accessible, eenteel.
PRIZES 10 PATRoNs.

For tho next sixty days every admission ticket
purchased win be accompanied By a tick6t On.
aasny the holder 10 chance for d present 10 be
given % q drawipg a The end Of the sixty dayk
fig4t priSe-A Handsome Set Of Oak Furniture.
Seeohd. a China pinper AMI Tea Set combined.
Third Diminished R1Ss Centre Table.
+ lpptth-E Elegant Silver Water Pitcher.
The furniture Is oue exhibition at Mendel's, The
China - EyingA the table At Dllon's, aud the
pitcher a Fanlhelm'A myl2
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Baiumsrs Sohio.

speeiRi excursions TO Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate Slb0. Train
leayesthe baltimore 4 Ohio depot at s :25
a. ", city time. Returning leaves Pitts
butgh at sos y. NJ, city time, Tickets good
for this day only,
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THE HOUSE BANsAcHRp.

The thieves then proceeded to ransack
the house; trunks and boxes we're bursted
open and their contents SC itteYea over the
floor, the three beds in the house were
ripped open, the lounge was broken and
cut open, the sheet iron about q fire place
was pulled out and search was made in
every conceivable crack and nook where
money could possibly be hid, but nothing
could be found. The thieves then choxed
aud Cursed the old lady once more and
departed.
Shortly after they had gone the old lady
managed TO reach the house Of her son.ir
law, Mr.. Ernest Metzner. Mr.. Metzner is
the book. keeper at HoiIman's large tan
merry. 1t was about O'clock when she
reached Dir. ,Metzner's house. She was In q
most pitiable condition,and the above ato-
nv was learned from her little at q time.
The shock to her nerves had done much
more than the bodily injuries, audit was
with great difficulty that anything could
be learned about,tde men. itwas finally
ascertaiRed from her disjointed conyersa-
ton that one OF the thieves was tall and
the other short and stout. They had no
light aud she was unable to see whether
they were masked or not. They
liz several matches, but always
shaded them so that she could not see
their faces. These matches they threw
about carelessly and theold lady.was very
much alarmed lest they should set the
house on fire. Her daughter started TO
wipe her mothers face Of, but 5she OBJ.
jected and muttered something about a
rag with knot in H. Whether she was
gagged or not, Is not known. Frolnithe
appearance ofthe old lady's clothes and
her exhaustion, L was evident that she
crawled q greater portion Of the way
from her home TO Mr.. Metzner,s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
MEMS \ slYiisnEII isuoIs

In Seamless, Congress and Button, solid
leather. WeareSmaklng u special drive
on them at Sc so per pair, ~
j. w. AtICK'S,
1143 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
rhsr,.momstsr Record.

The following shows the range otsthe
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store. 12lS Market street, Yesterday:
b q. ", 40a, l2A., as sir. M.,Iso'; F.at.,