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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-16
THE M'GOWEN CASE
THING OF TuE PAST FOREVER,
Tho Men Arrested with Tom MsGOWsp, AO.
Suasd of the Robbery of ElIAhA MaFllpg,
to be Dismissed on Eulls PrOssqGi.
KlneaId to Go to New MArtinSVrIs.

Since the acqulltal Of Thomas MCGoWsn
OF the crime OF which he was accused in
the so.csllsd confession" Of Jasper Kin.
cSid, who represented that he was one Of
the sccomplices, little has been heard oil
the case, and the public have lost sight Of
it in consideration OF newer sensations.
1t will be remembered by nearly all the
readers OF the INTELLlaEScRR that Jasper
KinCaid, who, with Tom MCGOWAN,
had been suspected Of the robbery Of
Elisha Marling in December, 1884, was AZ
rested on the charge Of stealing a watch
in Wetzal county, and lodged in the
county Jail to await removal to New Mar
tinsville ior trial there for larceny, While
in Jail here he made what puTported to
be u confession, naming Tom MCGowen,
William MCGowen, john and George Gull
YER, Ed Angus and himself as the peTpe-
traitors OF the outrage on Marling. The
others were arTeBted, aud Tom MCGowen
had his trial separately, and was acquitted
at the present term Of the Circuit Court,
There was some speculation alter this
result as to the intention Of the State in
regard to the other accused men, 1t was
frequently remarked that apparently the
only course open to the Prosecuting At
torney was to enter nOis proNquiI in all the
cases, since about all the evidence as to
any OF their guilt had been heard in Nc
Governs case, with the result Of his &C
QpittAl. There would not therefore seem
10 DO much hope Of conyictinH any mem
Der OF tho party. Still, no step has vel
been taken toward tho release or the trial
Of the men.
1t is now sale to infer that the NOR will
be discharged before the end Of the pres
ent term OF the Circuit Court. Jasper Kin
Csid has been held here az q witness aud
under indictment for participation in the
Marliug robbery over siuCB the arrest OIL
McGOwen aud tho Others. To-day Kin
Caid Is to be taken to New Martinsville Ia
be tried on the charge OF stealing this
watch, for which he was ostensibly arrest
ed. From this it may be- argued that the
officials hero have no further use for Jas
per, and this can mean only that they
have abandoned any intention to further
prosecute the cases, The whole matter
will probably drop out Of sight and be for
gotten inside Of a few days, or weeks at
iarthest,
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4. OF r. Anniversary.

Tho eleventh anniversary OF Mystic
Lodge No. "a X. Of p, Of Elm Glove, was
celebrated at that place last evening by q
grand bali given in the Town Hall. The
music was by Kramer'S full orchestra. A
special train left the Baltimore 1 Ohio
depot in this city at O'Clock that was pro.
vided by the lodge to transport their
brother Knights Of Pythias from the
lodges here and other friends and Ia.
dies. A goodly number went out To Join
in the festivities and had q very pleasant
time. Returning, the train left Elm Grove
at Q o'clock this morning. Emmett Geary
was master OF ceremonies, assisted by
Lhther Kimmins. The committees were
inade up OF the followsng named mem.
bersi w. J. Brown, J. N. Confer, Harry
Houser, Isaac Linton, James Burkett, vii.
liam II. Waddle, =. Y. PoSt, Ike Baird,
Henry Seibert, Taylor Forman, Z. N, AT.
kinson, John Anderson, James CrGcrait,
William, Bowers and John HalsteRd.
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Etmtno Ga;aH u Thursday.
Information was received by a Gazette
reporter this morning FROM person who
spoke as II he knew, That the nail works
would resume operations within two
weeks.
"Will the mill start at the twsnty.Ons
cent sCale7
definitely closed before they will BiHn the
scale. When It starts II will be Of the
seventeen cent card rate and with all the
iesder.nailers and probably more than
were In before"
nut the mill is out Of iron1"
nThAt 10 true but II the heaters aud
rollers here do not 90 10 workthe company
will get them from some where else, and
don't you forget t."
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THE WEATHER
ASSERTING IT'S IMPORTANCE,
a Rain Sets in Last Night, JUST Week After
h Big SNOW, aud Makes People Uneasy
who Live on Low GrOuud-A Week of
Remarkable Weather EuIS wOrSs.

A week ago last night the snow fell
which hes Whitsned the ground all week.
LAST night after u murky, cloudy day,
during which the mercury in the Their
mometsr went up, up, up, till the freezing
point was far beneath 1t, q slight rain be-
gan to fall, increasing gradually till at l
O'clock this morning quite . smart shower
was in progress. The ground being cold,
the rain froIs a. 1t fell, and the streets
were quickly q glare OF ice. The promise
for this morning was anything but bright
from the standpoint Of those who are
obliged to get about town Aloot. For
the fortunate owner OF g cutter or q S.
bill who had engaged to take his best girl
out sleighriding to-day, therei s bitter dis
appointment in store. The sleighing was
not good yesterday, but nearly every
body who was &C fixed that he could get
out in any sort Of a rig on runners, made
the best OF Yesterday, and the streets
were musical with the %jingling OF the
bells all day. To-day the dirty snow will
be converted into dirty slush, and sleigh
ing will be out OF the question.
The report, which seems uniounded,
that 1t was raining at Pittsburgh yester-
day, caused a good deal OF uneasiness here,
The rain which began last night will nat
urally change this ~uneAsiness to appre-
hension in the minds Of unfortunate
jewellers on ground below the danger line,
A flood is not at all improbable. The
river here had fallen to feet last highland
was still falling. At headwaters the rivers
we're generally closed, and the mercury
was yesterday reported below zero al
many points. Ifthis could continue there
would be no ireshet to speak Of, but the
chances all are that 1t will get warmer, the
ice break up, and q rain carry off the
heavy snow-much heavier along the up.
per waters than here.
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Mr. ". g. DuvAl, ono OF wellsbure's
leading merchants, was married 10 Misu
Annie spauldlng daughter Of President
Charles SpAulding, Of the Brilliant iron
works, at Brilliant, Thursday afternoon,
Rev. j. d. WRlkihshaw, Of Wellsburg, as.
siSting Rev MI Bradley, oithsS teubehville
Congregational church, In the ceremony,
About sixty guests were present, among
them Mrs. II, W. Oroihsrs, Mrs. General
/. II. DuyAl and daughters, Misses Annie
aud gallie, Miss OCkle Wheeler, Miss
Jennie Erwin, MeISts. D. Blown, John I.
Douglass and others from Wellsburg, who
on account Of the running Ice In the river
were compelled 10 80 by way Of steuben.
willie. The bride and groom took the even.
ing train for q bridal trip to Philadelphia
and other points.
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Yesterdays Cumberland, Md, Mtv,
says: A special train was run over the
Baltimore &.ohio road from here to North
Branch yesterday, carrying about 200 per.
SOM to the eocking.main, which began
there between Pennsylvania and Mary.
land birds, To last three days. Many Of
the Pennsylvania men, from Pittlburgh,
YOUNGSTOWN, Bedford, Manchester, Union.
town, and other points, arrived Wednesday
evening and more came yesterday. The
fighting took place In an enclosure built for
the purpose and fifty cents admission was
charged. Most OF the day was consumed
In weighing and only three fights took
place, all won by Cumberland birds. It Is
estimated that several thousand dollars
changed hands on tho result. Fifteen
pairs Of birds wero matched to fight, a
number having been left out In the weigh.
ing. II Is understood that there Is $1,000
q side up IN the result Of the main, and
500 a side on each fight. Most Of the
Pennsylvania birds are from YOUNGSTOWN.
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A DOUBLE BILL TO


The iavorite commediRna Messrs. Rob-
son and Crane and their own comedy com.
pRny are announced to appear at the
Opera HouAe next Tuesday evening, when
they will present Shakespeare's comedy
Of EraorS" In most magnificent style,
They have been seen in this play before,
but this production by Robson and Crane,
while rich as possible In the unctuous
humor oil the ancient piece, will be nota.
bio for It's magnificent costumes, armors
and the accession Of sgrRnd Corps de Ballet.
There are lorty.hix people employed In
the representation. The auditors are to
see a play OF Shakespere's put upon the
stage with all the wealth and accuracy OF
detail achieved by Henry Irving. The
supporting company are highly spoken Of.
Robson aud Crane arc made up 80 much
alike that II 1t were not for their VOICES
which differ but slightly in information
it would be hard to discover which was
which. Their acting Is never overdone,
and therefore all the more natural and
pleasing, The comedy OF Errors' as
now presented is undoubtedly worth see
ing. Sale Of seats begin this morning at
Banners,
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A very interesting meeting Of the teach.
ers Of the o and D divisions Of the public
schools was held at 9 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, in the grammar room OF Wash.
ington school, Addresses were delivered
by Miss Lizzie Taylor, training teacher in
the Rellaire schools, Prof. H.. N. MertS,
Superintendent Of the Hchools,
and Prof. ]. NJ. Frasher, principal Of the
Business College. The subjects OF these
addresses were suggested by papers read
by the teachers OF these divisions at their
last meeting. The talks were we'll re.
Ceiyed by the teachers, who were appar.
emily very much pleased. superintendent
Anderson 10 aiming TO make these teach.
en- meetings full Of interest, and Is sue
CeedinR admirably,
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A siCk man named WeldAy, living at
1926 Main street, yesterday, while suffer-
ing in delirium, arose from his bed,
escaped from the house, eluding the vigt.
lance Of tho family, and ran about the
streets Of the Fifth ward, clad only in the
sCanty garments Of the sick bed. His
strange appearance, running up and down
the snowy sidewalks, created a decided
pAnuaiinn.
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Pottery Association omesrs.

At tho convention Of the pottery opera.
tors Of the United States In New York
this wDek, this section was we'll rep.
resented, not only In the attendance, but
in the officers elected, as will be seen by
the following List, all Of whom we're unanI.
mously chosen: President, II. 8. Knowles,
East liverpool, Ohioj frat viCe.president,
Thomas Maddox, Trenton; Second vice.
president, Z. N. Peat1on, Wheeling, W.
Ohio; treasurer, John Moses, Trenton. :
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The Chautauqisn Circle held a very
pleasant meeting last evening In the usual
place, the Y. NJ. @: A. parlors. The
lesson for the evening was entertainingly
discussed. Miss Mollie A. Francis pre-
scented an e1cellently written paper on
1.-THE Effect Of the French Revolution
Upon Italy" which was geatly enjoyed by
ali present. Miss Kate Roberts fecited
1.-THE Coliseum by Lord Byron, in a
manner that evinCed unusual Evolutionary
The evening was one OF rare en-
joyment to all, visitors as well as mem.
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Will Hanlon has returned from Colum.
bus.
The masquerade will take place at the
Mammoth rink tonight. A good time Is
anticipated.
Tho stock Of goods Of MesgrS. J, F. Han
del 4 Co., Of PasGo, appraised at $948. The
book account will amounts To about SIS.
The Wheeling Creek Company and the
Maynard Coal Company have advanced
the miners wages from 800 to COO per ton.
sleighing Is reported good on the coun.
try roads, and all who enjoy All old.fash.
Toned ride OF this kind are taking adyan-
tage Of 1t.
Louis Cline, OF the G., L. & W. Railroad,
who has been of on q months vacation,
returned yesterday. He has been con.
nected with the road since the first wheel
was turned,
The residence OF Joseph Lupton,
about eight miles from here on the Cadii
pike, which was burned TO the ground on
the 18th, was insured.for 81, 900. The agent
at Chicago was telegraphed, and arrived
at Bridgeport yesterday, drove out and
settled the matter satisfactorily by paying
Mr.. Lupton 5000 in cash. Quick work
this.
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snuLre j. W. nnlror p.nhE

News was received here yesterday Of
the death from paralysis OH Thurdsy,
at tho State Hospital for the Insane,
at Weston, Of James NJ. Bulger, ex.
Justice Of the peace here. Squire
Bulger bRsbeen an inmate Of the asy-
lum for over q year, both his mental
and physical health having given away.
His wife and daughters, who lived here
until last fall, arc now In Pittsburgh.
Squire Bulger had q wide circle Of friends
before his unfortunate ailment rendered
him uBcompanionable, and his inelaA.
Choly end will be deeply regretted.
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rue COMING wA1XING MATCH,
Additional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prizes "On
the OutSlde,U

Additional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prizes ton
the Outside"
The coming six.day pedestrian contest
that is to take place at the ohspllne street
rink next week Is rapidly becoming an
absorbing topic Of conversation, Yestsr-
day there was an additional entry in the
person OF Easter Brandt, OF Martins
Ferry, who lays claim to being something
more than All ordinarily fast walker. In
addition to the purses offered by the man
agemeut, tho following prizes have been
offered by Wheeling people: |. G. Dillon,
a gold badge to the winner Of the contest,
to be known as tho West Virginia cham.
pionship badge Henry Somehow, a walk
ing stick TO the contestant making the first
fifty miles, and a silver handled silk UNI
brclla to the winner Of the contest; NJ,
GutmRn 4 Co., u huit Of clothes to the one
making the first 100 miles; William
Schwertfeger, 3 fine satChel to the one
frat making 200 miller, and G. I'd. Mendel
4 Co., an easy chair to the winner.
The contest will commence at u o'clock
noon on Monday. The men will walk
twelve hours each day. There will be eI.
cellent music in attendance each day.
Seats will be reserved for ladies, and no
effort spared to make the sport interesting.
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gne Gsmt.

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH Ia
II rooms, at No. 100 Twelfth street, POS siSS
gwen ApTllt. Enquire Of Nm, L, 4, HARIFS-
Wheeling Female College, drtO
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MnENERAL
At the Chapllno Street RIAk this Afternoon
and Evening,

At the Chapllno Street RiA this Afternoon
and Evening.
Again last night, was the audience at
the ChRpline street rink highly delighted
with the performance OF Leon Davenport
and his trick and skating pony, General
Bonnie" 1t Is 4 novel sight to sec a horse
on roller skates, and as this afternoon and
evening will be the last opportunities
afforded to witness this novel exhibition
all should avail themselves OF the chance,
and particularly the children, for whose
benefit the matinee Is specially given.
Parents should encourage and take the
little ones, as It Is something they can
comprehend and appreciate and will fur.
nish them a theme Tor conversation that
will be amusing and interesting. Tho
tricks Of the pony of the skates, the see.
saw and chair exhibitions, his obedience
to the commands given him, cannot do
other than impress children with thoughts
that will be beneficial.
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TnnRA pairs childfon's wooden hose for
sc, at BRuRs & CoFFHR's.
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Why are good resoluuons like iainttng
ladlesP They should be carried out, and
parents should not forget the resolutions
that would never suffer them 10 be with.
out that cough and Group cure, Taylof's
Cherokee. Remedy Of Sweet Gum aud
Mullein.
II q tee were to break q window, what
might the window saJ7 Tremendous
(ttemend.us) Taylof's Cherokee Remedy
Of Sweet Gum and Mullen has q TIRE.
mendoub sale, for II msnds all forms Of
coughs, colds and lung trout lies.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. lG.-lA. N.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, rain, turn
ing into snow, followed by clearing weather
in western portions, lower temperature,
winds shifting to northwesterly, higher
barometer.
For the lower lake region local rains,
turning into u Blight rise, followed by
lower temperature, southerly winds, shift
ing to westerly, lower, followed by higher
Ia FntonIne
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full inlorn1a4
ton, call on OF address I. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
Ing, W, Va
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RaEA.
Fine Performances OF ga Dangerous Game"
I the Opera HOuSs.

Rhes Is always we'll received in Wheel
ing; and, what is even better, she always
deserves to be. She has nsyeE appeared
here to better advantage than she
did last evening. She seemed at
at her best, DESTROYS Of pleasing and not
doubling the full sympathy of her audi.
enCe, Rhea understands the art OF being
natural, and in this lies the great secret Of
her success, She does what a woman
might do, az q woman might do 1t, under
like circumstances. The miuutest detail
Of stage buAiness does not escape her. No
opportunity is lost for an effective touch,
be it in pose, gesture, look, tone or inhec.
tion. She over-does nothing.
Her audience Is never made to feel that
. player is passing in review. 1t is life,
Just enough ideallzed to Lift it out Of CON.
monplRce, alter the manner OF Q skilllul
portrait painter or sculptor, II there be
one trait more than another for which
RheS lays her audience under obligation
to her, II is that she shows no disposition
TO subordinate all tho Lesser lights TO the
slAE' AkAuAPH ~ 64S1lA1At tuGEG TO-
suits from this a remarkably symmetrical
performances.
Mr, Edward Warren Henri Lepsr9ier)
does his best to play his part well; but
some OF his attitudes and gestures are
awkward, his voice lacks hexibility and
at times becomes painfully inexpensive
OF the conflicting emotions which are sup.
posed TO be struggling for the mastery,
Mr., LeAroCk's good example is worth Mr.,
Warren's careful study, So eminent an
artist as RheR is worthy OF a play bill in
which the cast shall be correctly printed,
and something is due to the ~play-gOers,
The orchestra gave great satisfaction last
night.
DOUBLE BILL TONIGHT,
Tonight Rhes has-at the request OF a
large number OF ladles-COnsenEed to APP
pear in two great plays, "Pygmallon and
Galatea," with Rhea as Gdlalcd, and q most
charming comedy by Rhes herself, en-
titled, Comedy and Tragedy" in which
she will appear in no less than three char.
acters, bringing out the finest elements Of
both comedy and tragedy, and displaying
some oil the most magnificent dresses ever
seer here. Onthis farewell occasion Rhea's
manager promises to present to each lady
3 beautiful portrait OF the star as a SOU
yenlr, There will no doubt be a very
fashionable audience,
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Music Tonight at Tie Alhambra Palace
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Muse tonight al The AlhambtS Palace
nix,
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nlsso1ntlou gtottets.
SOLD.


WHEELING, W. VA January j 1885,
We have this day sold our stock Of Drug, Medi
oines, rAlib, Oils aud Dye sLud1, Fixtures, Good.
will, 40, 70 1Authlin Bros. Drug Co., who viii
continue al The old stand, l9oS Main slteel, wheel.
Ing, ", Va.
ThAnLibg The Trade Tor The many couttalS e1.
tended uS In The yeats past, we ask 4 continuance
oil the same 10 our SUCCESSOR.
Respectfully
LAUdILtN BROa, 4 co.
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ITCHING
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
By Cuticura.

TREATMENT.-A warm bath with Cuticura Soap,
and O single application Of Cltlcura, the Rreat
Skin Cure. This REPEATED daily, with two or three
doses Of Cutlcura ResolVent, tie New blood Purt'
fer, 10 keep the blood cool, the perspltailon pure
and unlrrilatlpg the bowels open, The liver and
RineWorm, P%SotISSis, TiChen, Prirlius. seSiL.HsSd,
pandrue and every species Of Itching, scaly aud
Pilnply Hnlnors Of the Scalp aud Skin, When the
bR1t DhyRiniaDg and famedlea fail.
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Your most valuable Cut!cun Remedies have
done my child 20 much good that l feel like saying
this for the beneat Of those who are troubled Wlth
skin dlseaSe. My little girl was troubled with
Eczema, aud | tried several doctors and medicines,
uufa Remedies, which speedily cured her, for
which | owe you many thanks and many nights Of
rest. Anton nossMfEA EdihbufRh, Ind.
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FUNDS FOR TIE w. U. D. 8.
The Ladies' disappointed by the Lack c
ReEponSoa to ThoIr Appeal.

The Ladies Disappointed by the Lack OF
Responses to Their Appeal.
OF the 1886 appeals for aid to the
amount OF a one dollar bill, sent out by
the Women's Union Benevolent Society,
OF this city, to the citizens just before the
holidays, responses wsrO received from
only GOA very ANAL percentage and a
very disappointing one to the ladies Of
the Society, who foudly anticipated a
generous response, Tho 200 responses
contained $500 so, showing that a mum.
Der did not restrict themselves to
the one dollar asked for. One envelope
contained a $50 Confederate note with
the compliments oil the sender; another,
GOOD bless you in your work." and 9th.
others similar remarks, The ladies
thought when sending out their ap.
peals that the citizens would
much prefer giving the amount asked to
being asked to attend or contribute to.
wards q bazaar or some other entertain.
ment. The appeals, however, apparently
met with the fate that beialls nearly all
cirCulars-burial In the waste basket.
The calls on the treasury Of the Society
have been unusually urgent this season
and the amount received, even although
Its expenditure will be most judiCiously
made, will 60 but a short way.
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NFTHIRD PRESBYTERIAN
w C%IIURClI-Rev. Samuel G.. Hair, pastor.
Communion service Of 1850 4. n; preaching at i
Z. 4. EAhbath school Rt 2 4. n.
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gasettnns.
C~ToOKHOLpERs, MEErINa.

NLVUhHULUBhb7 MEETINU.
The annual mto.ibg OF The Stockholders Of The
LtsltlIn Insurance Company, o. Wheeling, viii
January Is, 1885, between thb h0tts n o and
o'clock !. =, for the election Of DltectofS and Stlc6
0thef huAlneaS ~ may be brought befote them.
JAYS u BTROEifEEiN. SeaJSiSfv.
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Rrlt9toms atottees.

nFsT. LUKE's p. L. CHURCH,
Wy IsLAND-ReY, j Gibson CAN'T, d d, rector,
&c. vices At 1880 A. n. aud 7 =. \. sunday sohoo
At 2 ?. n. Seats free,
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. Nj. g. above; IL NJ, 25'S p. NJ, SO; 7