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Ohio River Ripple5.
NOTES ALONG THE SHORE.

AT the Belmont cooper shops workmen
were engaged in stacking up their stock Of
hoops, slaves and raw material.
All the watts at Hoffman's tsnnery have
been boarded up and every possible pre- p
aratioa made 10 prevent the water doing
damage
The steamer Andes was lying at the
Riverside landing most OF the afternoon
taking on large cargo OF nails from the
Belmont mills.
Hobbs, B;ockuuier 4 Co had wagons
and men at work all afternoon empty;ng
their warehouse and stacking the goods in
secure place.
The Benwood people are taking the bull
by the horns and preparing for the rise of
the water
Many people living in tbs lo#Iands were
engaged in moving their household gooda
last evening.
Scores CT pianos were taken out CT
South Side houses yesterday or elevated to
the second floors.
1t is said that all the saloon keepers in
the city have laid in an extra supply of
half and pint bottles, to be il readiness for
aood demands.
Women, men and children braved the
chilling winds yesterday afternoon TO go
to the river bank to see the water coming
up, although they knew no more when
they lett than before they went,
The workmen at the B. & 0. machine
shops, mechanics and all, were ba.iy en-.
gagged yesterday afternoon in loading all
the lumber at the yards in cars in ordsr to
haul it to a safe place should the water
rise high enough to carry it of.
A great many people on the South Side
we're engaged in taking the the tacks out
Of their carpets and fixing everything NOV
able in good shape to carry away or to the
upper stories.
A family on the South Side was noticed
yesterday, driving large flock of ducks in.
10 the house to keep them from swimming
away when the high water comes up.
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Out of Town.
MUCH LOSS ABOUT PITTSBURG.

MUCH LOSS ABOUT PlTTsBURG.
Associated Press kilograms, received
during yesterday aud last night, were to the
following effect:
The storm which set in Monday morn
ing continues. Rain and snow have fallen
without inntermission for twenty four
hours, covering the sidewalks with sleet and
slush aud walking is decidedly unpleasant
for persons who are compelled to be out
II ia the worst combination Of bad weather
experienced here for years. Since yes,
terdsy morning the rainfall amounted
to two inches. The rivers are rising at all
POINTS and high stage OF water-perhap,
a foods apprehended. Railroad travel
is impeded on nearly all OF the lines cen
teriug in the city. The heavy rain has
loosened the treacherous earth which rests
in such a threatening manner at many
places. On the Panhandle road and be-
tween this city and Mansfield, Pa. eight
miles from here, fifteen land slides have
been reported In come places large sec
lions Of the hills alongside the read crashed
down on the tracks, covering them with
rocks, trees and earth. Numerous slides
have also occurred on the Baltimore and
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
roads bat none of them are
sericu'. Telegrsphic commune ATTIC n east
and west il much retarded, III: sleet break
ing down the wires. In the middle divi-
sion Of the Pennsylvania railroad forty
telegraph poles are down between Everett
and McConnellsburg. All business is taken
subiect to delay. At II o'clock this morn.
ing the stage Of water in the Monongahels
river was 9 feet inches and rising about
6 inches an hour.
The damage to the railroads and tele-
graph is much greater than at frstreported.
The wires are Frustrated in oil directions.
On the Fort Wayne railroad forty miles of
wires are down between Alliance, Ohio,
and Pittsburg. East Of this city many
miles OF lines are on the ground, while
south and north the same condition Of
affairs exist. Nearly every railroad enter
ing the city has suffered from either slides
or washouts. This morning Turtle
Creek oveIhowed its banks at Brin-
ton, Pa, on the Pennsylvania
main line, and swept away the county
bridge aud railway treslle on which was
four freight cars. Bridges wers also car
risd of at Watsontown, on the Wheeling
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio, and at
Saw Mil run on the Pan Handle. Along
the Allegheny Valley, Pittsburg, McKees'
port ard YoUghiogheny and Castle Shan.
non roads, q number Of heavy slides have
occurred seriously delaying trains. On the
Allegheny Valley road the Buffalo express
which left here last night is stuck
in the mud at MahoniDg, Pa The Cincin'
natl express on the 3. & o, due here at 8
NJ, had not arrived at p. m. The
rivers and creeks at ell points are rising
tast and old river men predict at least
thirty feet here by tomorrow morning.
This would iDundate all the lower parts Of
the two cities snd cause suspension CT
work in all the mills and factories lining
the banks Of the Allegheny, Monongahela
and Ohio rivers. In anticipation Of a food
the residents of the fats are making prep
arations to move out
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river is all here. Weather snowy with IL
indications of rain.
Lock No. 4. Pa, April 6.-River %
feet > inches and stationary. Weather
snowy.
MoRGAyTowE, W. Va, April 6 River
q feet 2 inches and stationary. Weather
snowy.
On Cry, Pa, April 6.-River 8 feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and raining
Prospects for higher water.
FAIRMoNr,W. Va, April 6.-River "a
feet and falling sbout l inch per hour.
The prospects are that it will continue to
fau very slowly. Weather snowy.
WESTON, ". Va, April 6.-The river
reached its highest stsge at o'clock this
morning, it being then II feet. At
o'clock to night there ia Is feet on The
gauge. Weather sho1ery.
PARKER, Pa, April s. River feet ant
rising fast. Weather cloudy and cool
Heavy rains and snow ever since las
night, but is not raining nov. We have
reports OF large floods from all surround
ing towns and look for much higher
river.
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Damage by the Flood.
LITTLE Loss IN THIS VICINITY.


Of course little or no ds~q-e has yet
resulted in this viciaity by the Hood, if we
except the loss Of time and expenditure OF
money caused BY MOVING exposed proper
ty to places of safety. Sous Of the lines
Of the railways have slF-rsd some, nota-
bly, the OHIO River. from heavy
landslide r.sr Sists!syiie, and the
Pittsburgh divisions Of the B.
/ o. fem bEijse oei0S carried away
eas. Of Little Vas hirgton, These acct.
dents delayed trains for three or four hours
on each Ace, the Ohio River train due at
1880 g. N. not arriving until 3 O'Clock.
Another very bsd slip occurred on this
road, one mile below 4oupisyiIe, delay.
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PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle OF the Moyemnets
of Individuals

Our Daily Chronicle OF the Movement,
of Individuals.
Mr.. Grafton Beall, OF the Island, return,
ed home yes e'day from tip through AL
ALBANIA and Tennessee.
j. ]. Shore, Cairo, W. Va, Thomas Mil
Ter, Harry Gartley, John Clarity, city, en-.
tered Frasher's Business College this week
full bus'ne:s course. Also James O Kane
for shorthand.
Drs. Eugene Hoge and l.. D. Wilson met
on the street yesterday and shook hands
Let's 20 to California" said one. I'm
60 you, said the other. Trey transferred
their patients to reliable physicians and
packing their grips they left last evening
for New York where they will take
steamer to Panama, cross the Tsthnus and
go to California via Aspinwall. California
is great great place
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring US a case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Elr;tric bitlefs
viii not speedily cure9 We say they can
not "a thousands Of cases already pefma'
neatly cured snd who are daily recommend !
inc Electric Biuers, will prove. Brghts
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts; Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 80 cents q
bottle by Logan i Co..
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At Bridgeport.
FEARS OF DIRE DISASTER.


Ever since the famous food Of 81
Bridgeport people have been inclined TO
succumb to q sort of uncomfortable cold
chill which slips up and down their respec.
tive spinal columns and causes them to
become suddenly sprightly in the way of
removing goods from cellars and the first
floors of buildings and terribly inquisitiVe
about the stage OF the water at Plttsburg
and up river points. Yesterdays papers put
that cold chill in motion again, and further
reports from up the river, received later,
caused most of the merchants on Bank
street to commence removing their goods
from the cellars.
All day the newspaper and telegraph
Offices in Wheeling were kept busy answer
ing telephone inquiries "a to the probable
stage the river would reach, and when the
invariable answer. Forty or torty-ive
feet" would be received, the interrogators
become more and more worked up and the
forces of men employed in putting goods
on upper floors, would be increased, and
the work pushed more vigorously. The
highest point reached IN 81 YVES about
seven feet ia stores on the west side of
Bank street, and forty-6vs feet by the
Wheeling wHrt marks will put it within
seven feet of this point. At present all
are anxiously awaiting the action Of the
water and cold snap or dry spell would
be herslded With Joy.
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STAGE oF WATER RISE PER HoCR
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YEAR. TPTTsBCEa. lwSEELIN0, IDWFER'cE,
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Say IfiaIntrna,

In his recent letter to the Age of Steel,
regarding the nail strike in Wheeling,
Cold Shorl" says; Propositions have
oeen made to at least two factories, By the
strikers, expressing willingness to 90 to
work at the Miogo compromises scale the
feeder-nsilers to De undisturbad." The Of
Geers Of the Nailers Association deny this
assertion emphsticslly, and ssy no such
action has ever taken place oa the part Of
their men.
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Another Mill to Start

The Omaha, Neb., nail mill, which has
been closed down since last September, has
been sold to q new company, which is put
ting in the latest machinery and fixing
thiogs up ready for an early start. The
mill will be- under the management of Mr..
Walker, who built both it and the Oak
land, Cal, mill. The Omaha factory has
thirty-two machines, which will in few
DAYS he at work
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XNhnt Can ha nnnn

By trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained Hundreds of hopeless cases OF
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electric Bitters, after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, don't
think there is no cure for you, but try Elec'
trio Bitters. There is no medicine so safe,
20 pure, and so perfect Blood Purifier.
Electric Bit'ers will cure Dyspepsia, Dis'
betes aud all Diseases of the Kidneys. In
valuable in affections of Stomach and
Liver, and overcome all Urinary Difficult
ties. Large Bottles only so cents, at Lo'
gan 4 Cos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris. Tex. by the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. j. T. Corley, who WAS 80
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head everybody said he was dying OF
Consumption A trial bottle Of DR.. King
New Discovery WAS cent him. Finding re.
lief, he bought large bottle and box OF
Dr.. Kings New Lite Pills; BY the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bot
ties OF the Discovery, he was well and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds: Trial
bottles of this Great Discovery for Con
sumption free at Logan 4 Co. 8.
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simmer silks SSc., SJC,
aud 4SC.
[ COX az Our i5C. Blaca
silk. Ab8rgaiu for q.
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An Early Pull,

About $3.50 this morning disturbance
in the house formerly occupied By Ida
Holiday, on upper Market street, brought
Officer McNichols to the scene
and he arrested Stella Woods, Flo.
Ray and male inmate, and landed them
in the lookup Officer Watson later served
q summons on another inmate who had es
capped, and he made such kick that the
officer also arrested him and placed him
behind the bars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07

From this it will be apparent that should
the prediction of 30 or 81 feet of water at
Pittsburg hold true we can scarcely escspe
IS feet here, q depth sufficient to cause
much inconvenience and infect no small
measure of loss. Dispatches from Pitts
burg, dated at midnight, point to u feet as
the highest probable point, which will give
Nc not over 40 feet here.
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Advice tn Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription OF one o.
the best female nurses and physicians in tie
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing succesa by mi.
lions Of mothers for their children. Du
ing the process of teethipg its value is il
csiculable. 1t relieves the child from pair,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child it reefs the mother.
Price aSo bottle.
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Gossip of the Day.
RUMoRs, REASONABLE AND WILD.

RUNoRs, REASONABLE AND WILD.
As is usual upon all occasions Of great
public moment, opinions, rumora, as-
sertions and estimates of sill degrees OF
and accuracy were abundsnt.
Old river men and others experienced in
local aqueous matters were rather conser
valve in their views. and generally thought
that the water would not rise above forty
feet and therefore do no serious damage
Others, however, ran to the opposite ex-
IRENE, and loudly asserted all sorts Of
absurd figures and predictions, more than
one excited individual predicted recur-
renee of the 1884 food, with all its attend.
ant horrors, and refused to listen to any
thing short of that ambitious figure. An
example OF this was afforded by q damp
and Dedraggled gentleman who stood
among the throng congregated in front OF
the Western Union telegraph Office about
half past eight last night.
ooh, there'll be daisy food by to-mor-
row night" said he. Things are just
a-boomin' up above; twenty. eight feet at
Pittsburg and ten more expected Well
have over fifty feet here, and I'll bet on it!
The same things hsppenin' row as in
"a; peoples goin' around sayin' thereli
only be forty an forty.fve feet, sn' fret
thing they know we Il all be wet.
There was good deal of this sort OF
thing, and it had much to do with the
spread of the excitement as TO the fmita
the water would probably reach.
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Former Floods.
PtTrsUURG AND WHEELING FIGURES.

PITTsDURG AND WHEELING FIGURES.
As a matter Of much interest at this
time, and as sffording valuable fgures for
comparison and for filing away for future
reference, we print the exact stages of wa
ter at Pittsburg and this city for long
series of years, beginning away back in
1910. The statement embraces every
freshet Of consequence down to tie big
rise Of two years ago:
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Thetollowing transfers Of real estate were
LETT for record a. Clerk Hooks Office yes
terdsy:
Deed made April l, 1856, by Elisha
Connolly and vile to William Mitchell,
tor tract of land lying on the South
Branch OF Short Creek, containing u
acres, ; roOds and 80 poles. Cousiders
ton $4,000.
Deed made April ), 1886, By Patterson
HUFF to james Hut, for three and half
acres Of land on the Chspline Hill road.
Consideration $3.50.
Deed made March 81, 1886, by T. S.
Riley, trustee, to J C Mihtzer, for TIE
lease of the lot corner of T~euty-third and
Market streets, with the building thereon.
Consideration, 1000.
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The Grand Army Department.

The G. A. r. officials in this city re-
ceiyed notice yesterday that the Depart
ment would meet in Wheeling on April
18th, instead Of the latter part of May, Hs
had been anticipated. The headquarters
Of the Department will be a. the McLure
House. The noticeis short, but the Wheel
ing comrades will take good care of the
visitors.
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Lillian Spencer.

Miss Lillian Spencer, who is to appear in
"Anselms" at the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evening next, will have the
support OF an admirable company. The
star herself has very wide and deservedly
high reputation IS an emotional actress
and the opportunities for tie display Of
vide aud varied ability. The Newsletter
N. Y y thus spoke OF the play recently:
The play, which has been very ably done
into English by that brilliant writer, Mr..
Lsander Richardson, msde a distinct hit. "
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
One marriage licenses were issued yes,
tsrday.
TuREE deeds of trust were admitted TO
record yesterday.
lHE sewer opening st the corner of Six f,
seenth and Market streets cayed in yester- |
day
TIE Gas Trustees held meeting last
evening but transacted no business OF I'm
p0rtsnee.
The Council Committee on Contracts
wss called to meet last night, but did not
have quorum.
The train on the B. & o. road from
Pit,sburg due here at $50 was over en-
hour late last evening.
A BAZAAR, social ana supper will be held
at Wesley NJ Z Chapel, onThursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
JusTIcE DAVIS yesterday had Robert
Dirty before him tor drunkenness and Gu
desvoring to whip his wife. The Jastice
fined him 81 and costs for the first ofense
and s. and costs for the second. BE was
committed for 40 days.
A LANDSLIDE occurred on the c. +.
railroad at McCoy's Station, lsst evening,
and passengers on the evening train coin-
ing to this city were compelled to walk
around the slide in the mud and board an
other train in order to reach the city.
THERE is certain gray horse which is
the motive power Of one of the Island
street. cars. that formerly belonged to q
circus. When he gets to work on the turn
table, it reminds him Of old times and bis
prancing demesnor is a sight to behold.
MEssRs. J. NJ. GUFFY, r. C. Elliott, c
IT. MeGee, William Finn, Given McLair
and l.. H. Williams. Pt,sburgers interested
in the Wheeling Natural Gas Company
came down yesterday and held meeting
with the Wheeling gentlemen interested
in the corporation. The company vii
open an Office here at once.
QUITE large audience assembled las
evening at the United Presbyterian churct
to listen to au entertaining lecture By Abrs
ham Moosa, an Egyptian, assisted by hi
wife. The talk was very entertaining, anC
besides giving description of the country
they showed how their country people
teach, marry, dress, buy, etc, etc.
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Marks at the Landing.
STAGE OF WATER BY HOURS

At noon yesterday the marks at the
landing indicated 20 feet inches. The
wster rose OF the uniform rste of inches
per hour until the hour between 3 aud 1
o'clock when it jumped to FIVE inches per
lour. From to I o'clock there was an
advance 20 7 inches and from I to al
other Jump to inches. After that hour,
however, the rate of rise dropped to 6
inches per hour, which was KEEP. up stesdi.
ly. Following are TIE figures;
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SPRING and Summer Stock just
ceived an elegant and COM
Ito line of SuiIings, PantalOOn"
-. and 0yercOAiinGs, which we
Ill make mp in the best style
and nj low prices.
H" q. HESS a SONS,
1921 & 1923 Market ~.
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Nnteh Theatrical.

Reserved seats for the engagement Of
Lillian Spencer go on ssle at Baumer'
this morning. -
Mics Bella Moore and company will give
"a Mountain Pink ut the Opera House
next Wednesday evening, with Frank Hen,
mig in the role Of Harold Wilmot, the hero
Of the play.
Miss Olcott expects to return next sea
son-about November.
Maggie Mitchell will occupy the boards
at the Opera House, Friday and Saturday
nights o! next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Soges, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chilblsins,
Corns, aud SIT Skin Eruptions, and p:si-
lively cures Piles, or 70 pay required. 1t
Is guaraG,e d u give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
Fer sale By Logan & Co.
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{ iuaiian II you want work try The gKGfsTKR
S'luo'lUN sEni c5lunus
DIED.

CEANGLE-Ou Sunday, April 4th, q eI5 p. ID,
Miss JANE CEAS6LH.
Funeral Ga EsinesdEy a; 70 4 m, from her
home, 20. So Tss.ith street Friends Of the fam
Lily are invited 10 attspd.
ksoTLEtcn Monday, April 8, 1855, at $50
=, m' tshAkp hzoELEs, On TsenIy-Iourth
VIZ take place his Wednesday after
boon Al 0 eioeS from his late rssidesee, No. Sc
lTen'y-fourtb ttFtst Intermen. private.
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Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, Ill.,,
says: Having received go much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity knowit. Have had
running core on my leg for eight years
my doctors tod me / would have to have
the bone Scraped or leg amputa;ed. used
instead three bottlers OF Electric Biters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica SeIve;
and ny leg is now sound and well "
Electric Bitters are sold at so cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arniea Sslve at Csc
per box By Logan i Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07

Nothing locks mere untidy than the
preEe-ce Of scu-i ard daudrUF in taa BAR
snd OF the clothing One bottle Of Par
kers Hair Balsam will heal the seal 0 and
free it from Il is nuisance Stops falling of
the bsir, promotes new growth and makes
it soft, glossy and SILKY. Best Of dressing.
Dehciously perflned.
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes thst be was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lBDga: hsd tried many rene.
dies without benefit. Being induced TO try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Corsunp-
ton, did go and was entirely cured by use
of few bottles. Since which time be has
used it in his family for all Coughs and
Colds With best results. This is the expe-
rience Of thousands whose lives have been
saved by this Wonderful Discovery
Trial bottles trse at Logan 4 Co s drug
ItCra.
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Miraculous Escape.

". ". Reed. druggist, of Winchester
I'D, writes: One OF my customers, Mrs
Louisa Pike, Bartonis, Randolph county
lad was long sufferer with Cons11mP
ton, and was given up TO die BY her ply.
cisns She heard Of Dr. Kings New DIS
coyery for Consumption, and began buy,ng
it of me. In elk months time che walked
to this city, a distance of six miles and Ii
now so much improved she has quit uslnG
it. She feels she owes her life 10 1t. Free
trial bottles q. Logan i Co. 8 drug store.
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~ Som tn Cat.h Fnrtune,. Elaeinr 81.

Try Now to Cstsh Fortunes Fleeing Steps.
1t makes no difference what happens
elsewhere, the Monthly Grand Drawings
of The Louisiana State Lottery occur as
announced, on the second Tuesday of each
month at noon, in New Orleans. La. per
sonRly superiutsnded By Genls G. 7.
Beauregsrd of La and Jubal A. Early of
Va. Tie next, the l9lst Grand Monthly
Drawing vii come of on April 18th, 1886,
and any iuforms4iop can be had on sn sp-
plicstion to NJ. A psuphiu, New Orleans,
Ma.