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BUSINESS BETTER.
.:MoRE. EAvoaABLE srArE
OF A1.irs at Oao or Two Points In the
Country, aud slight Improvement Rise.
WhsFO-Br4dStrsspS Review OF the
WSsk-C IndltlOn OF the AIArksts.

NEw NoRE, Fob. l2,-SpeciAl teleprsus 8
TO BradsreetsEepsat thspreviohs week 8 ad.
vices respecting the uniayorable weather
and mors or less impossible country roads,
both Of which have had a marked effect
in depressing trade, The feature Ia that
Of reported moderate Improvement in
business at Norfolk, Pittsburgh, Cleveland,
Milwaukee, Kansas City and Dubuque.
This Is not particularly significant, inas.
much as the gain at Cleveland is charsc.
terizsd as fair movement Of goods only,
while that at Pittsburgh does not appear
to he any more pronounced.
Kansas City furnishes the most EN-.
phRtiC statement as TO better trade with
increasing activity. Beyond these favor.
able features, the tlrmness noticed in
brown and bleSched cottons at fractional
advance In price, calls for comment, Dry
goods commission houses report fair
trade and firm market. At Chicago
there Is a healthful increase in the volume
OF sales over those at the corresponding
period last year. 1t appears to bs gen.
orally held, however, that the spring trade
will not open before March |.
In the wool market there Is contiuu.
anue OF the iirmness Of holders, aud
steadinesS In prices heretofore reported,
hut no new features. Spot cotton, at New
York, is of about Q on the week aud the
market generally weak, owing to light de.
mand, declining oil exports and the resist.
ance OF Liverpool 10 domestic views as to
prices,
There is no change in pig iron prices or
demand. Old rails are lower and less
tirm. Steel rails are quoted at 80 cents
and 81 below the late extreme high prices
at the mills. Grocery staples are In &C.
tive movement, sugar, tea md coffee be.
ing behind that OF last years. Prices are
unchanged.
Dairy products nominal, with the ex.
port movement checked. Wheat has de.
veloped unexpected strength In the iuce
oil q light decline In the visible supply
and an increase In the quantity anoat for
Europe, where q decrease was expected,
The condition oithe winter.sown crop will
now become moro active pllce.making
influence. Late adviCes point 10 some
damage having been done in the aoutl.
western wheat States from oyerhows and
other causes. Detnite reports are want.
Ing. Indian corn Is strong, and an at
tempted squeeze OF February "ahorls" il
attracting. attention. Flour 10 moderately
steady only,
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o. NJ. Rhodes has returned from bust.
ness trip.
An exciting revival is in progress al the
Colored Baptist Chnrch.
Linn Lyle was incarCerated yesterday.
His fine and costs, on two charges, amount.
ed 10 over SlS.
A certain party charged with seduction,
under promise Of marriage, Ia being look.
ed after by the proper officials.
Andrew Smith leaves to-day for patkers.
burg, lie has accepted a position aB FIRE.
man on the Ohio River RAILROAD.
Mike Butk, who was arrested Thhfsday
night for drunkenness aud diaordBfly con.
duct atlll lapguiShes In the lookup.
A meeting Of the bridgeport A. 4. 4 A.
NJ. order will be held next Monday night,
at which work In tue third degree will be
performed.
Rev. Hays, Of the Presbyterian church,
will deliver sermons as follows tomorrow
Morning text, 2 Chronicles 1.14. Sub.
ject for evening, "The publlCan and His
Prayer"
J.T. Bagss hes returned from Cleye.
land. John Smith, who has been absent
three weeks, is home again from Southern
Kansas. Robert Parker, oi 81. Olalnvllle,
was In town yesterday,
The Knights Of pythiaa will rive a con.
cert next Friday evening, Il being the ocl
cation Of the twenty-asCond anniversary
Of the order, The lodge here Ia in q flour,
iBhlng condition aud embraces l27 mem
bers. Hon, Ross j, Alexander will de-
liver the address.
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SENATOR BLAIR is getting a good deal Of
help Of one kind and another for his edu.
caSiOnal bill. Here is q very picturesque
touch from the Chicago Times:
The notion that there exists any Consti.
tutIOnal obstacle to Mr.. Blair's common.
SthOol bill Is the most attenuated ray oi
afternoon mOOnshine when the reflective
satellite Ia near the close Of the last uuar.
teF, The only question Of respectability
that II raises Is Of public policy or expedi.
e1ry, Doubtless an adverse argument oi
some strength could he made on tht
ground Of policy but the immutable Sena.
sGn dare not make that argument for feal
o. their constituents, and 10 repeat the
lnuaty old argument Of State sovereignty
would only stimulate the zeal Of lts adyo'
Gates.
To talk about the unconstitu nationality oi
such an appropriation is absurd. A
nation that can defend itself against
armed violence has the right 10 defend
Itself against ignorance armed With the
LAllnI
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TnRoUGH THE srArE.
Accidents and Inoldsnts in Wet Virginia
and Vicinity.

The Council OF Huntington is consider
ing the advisability OF lighting the street,
ot the city with electricity,
Philip Shuttlesworth, Of AIouopgalil
county, has been arrested charged with
being one Of q gang OF thieves that broke
into y store at Beaver Falls, Pa. He ex.
pressed himself as willing to go without a
requisition; he says that he was asked to
join the gang but refused to have any
thing to do with it,
The third annual meeting OF the
National Improved Saxony Sheep Breed
ers' Association was rsGsntly hed at
Washington, Pa. The Examining Com.
mittee reported having admitted 10 reg
lister during the year 4O6 sheep, Ii was
decided that all lambs hereafter recorded
must bs traced to sire and dam within the
register, Under the laws Of the society,
the lambs must not only bs traced to
patentage In the register, hut must be
subject to examination by the committee
and admitted according to their merits.
ln this way all inferior animals are kept
out oil the register. The cbjeCt Is to se-
cure the very highest pointa OF excellence.
The specially is the finest wool grown,
but at the same time 10 breed well
formed sheep for mutton purposes. The
members are much encouraged by the in
terest now taken in tnese class oil sheep.
The increased demand for Saxony wool
and the fact that 1t has held its high price,
during all the dull times, is drawing in.
quiry from all quarters In regard to what
they arej and also for evidence Of their
being correctly bred,
Charles Brown, OF Columbus, aud others
have set up a novel claim which Is in sub
stance this: their great-great.grandiather,
William Brown, was the ionnder and orig
inal owner Of Brownsville, Pa. He died
In l7O2. A few years previous to his
death he leased part Of his property for a
period oil ninety.nine years aud put the
rest In such shape that 1t should remain
in the Brown family until the ninely-nine
years had expired; then the heirs might
dispose oil the property ~ they saw lit.
Ehe ntnety'nine years, the claimants
aver, will be up this year, and then they
will be entitled to tbs vast estate, with all
its valuable improvements. Tho property
Is DIVIDED up among the leading and
most influential citizens OF Brownsville,
whom everybody supposed had clear
titles TO the same. In 1877 one Of tile
heirs went 10 Brownsville and tried to
effect settlement with some OF the hold
ers Of the property, who were consider.
ably shaken up aboutthe matter. At that
time nothing was accomplished. 1t is
said that several suits will be instituted
shortly In the Eayette county courts to
recover the property or It's value.
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Clue to a Gang Of USunto, feiter,.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb. 12.--A deputy
United States Marshal yesterday arrested
two men in this city on the charge Of pass
ing counterfeit money. They were ex.
amined yesterday afternoon and counter
felt money found In one oi their trunks.
The Coinis Of good mould aud the men are
believed to be members Of an Arkansas
gang Of countsrisiters, and II is expected
that startling developments will follow
upon their arrest,
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4 IiansaIiao ,-II IIoTIlbly sIatlIalod,

'T,I'l VVTFt'p0NdtN0 q ne IRltIIIltnctF.
IrSSELToS, W. Va, Feb. lg,-rhe hor.
tibIy mutilated body Of a man was found
10 The Klngwood tunnel, at this place, by
@eItack men when they started TO work
W. morning. The body was cut In small
pseGs, the largest Of which would not
NelgG more than ten pounds. II Is sup.
P!sel that he fell off some train on which
~ was riding 'last night, and every train
uiS alss passed through the tunnel during the
usnt must have fnn over him. Tie only
iI,e49s T., oil Ident tlicalion was a paper found
W y nls pocket, bearing the name Of o.
,MeMlhe: Ii Is thought he was a HIN.
SMlAh' The remains we're buried here to.
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CoLuMDuS, O., Feb. l2,-The Legislative
committee investigating The charges d
bribery In connection with the election o
Henty B. Payne to the Senate, TO-DAY
heard the testimony Of 8. X. Donavin
who made the original charges, Congress
man q. Il. Grosvenor, ex.ltepresentatlvt
Kahle, Of Putnam, and others. The Bes
sion was secret aud the members took re-
newed pledges 10 make none Of the evi
depgs public. The committee adjourned
10 Monday,
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81. LOUIS, Mo, FAB. ig.--Nif0. juliI
BArtels, treasurer Of Eva Lodge No
1g o. W. p, reported to the police Of tht
Second district yesterday that her house
had been entered by burglars and robbed
Of $500. Officers we're detailed 10 lool
after the matter and make al examination
Of Mis- BArtel's house, They reported
yesletday 10 the chief that they could mo-
lind any traces Of u ioiplble ienify atit
claimed that she had admitted 10 then
that she had used the lodgs money ioi
pfiYAle pnfnoeea.
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INTERNATIONAL ooryll!enr.
An Avuwsd "pirats" makes some Interest.
Ing statements.

An Avuwsd "Pirate" makes some Interest.
Ing Statements.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. l2.-The Sen.
ate Committee on Patents continued lis
hearing upon the international copyright
bills this morning. Mr. Roger Sherman,
Of Philadelphia, laid before the committee
printed sheets containing In brief his OBJ.
iections 10 the passage oi any international
copyrlVhtbill. He showed himself one Of
the American pirates aud said lie had the
black Atg living,
charged that the Cyelopedea Britannica
reprint, Of which he Ia the publisher, was
impotied at less than its lawful duty, and
thlHwas donO Under false. ruling Of the
Treasury Department, which had been
obtained for consideration. II he dared, ,
he would mention patnes. He suggested
A reference 10 report Of Special Agents
lDutton aud Williams, which, lie said, was
anppressed because It implicated every
imporLer Of books In the United A.ates In
irregular practices. They were all tremb-
| ling In their boots because Of the dis0loB.
ires he was 10 make.
Mr., Dana Estes, Of Boston, replied
briefly TO Mr.. Sherman, who he said was
the publisher Of o reprint Of the CYCLIC.
pedia Britannica lie represented himself
alone Ia his argument, and wished 10 de-
lay the passage Of an international copy
right law until lie could bring out the re-
naming volumes Of that work. He was
the only successful pirate Of foreign
works. Mr.. Sherman had not told the
committee that the man who first con-
Ceived the idSa Of fepinting that work
was now bankrupt.
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punIsnER SHERMAN, Of Philadelphia, IL
arnarkably frank man. He may have
a"boOk pirates" reason for opposing in.
lernatiOnal copyright, but the point Of hit
interesting revelations remains.
There las been 80 much differentiation
ia other classes Of imports that 1t would
Os strange II books have been an excep'
ton. By this wholesale system Of fraud
importers cut tile tariff down far below
thepOint Of protection.
But Mr.. Sherman goes further and
charges that a Treasury ruling was bought
and aeport Of Treasury officers suppress
sd, II Mr. Sherman knows these thing
Nbstue, time and place ought to be ap'
pointed ior him to tell all about the job,
lsnaka no dlG'erepce who the guilty onet
are They ought to be shown up.
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The funeral Of Mr.. Thomas +. Cox took
place at Brilliant on Thursday.
The funeral Of Wilson A. Naylor took
place from the residence Of his father, j.
u. Naylor, on Friday at 2 r. N.
Owing TO the Bcarity Of natural gas tho
Harvey Paper Company resumed the Use
Of coal at their mill on ThuBdAy. II
looked like old times 10 see the black
smoke escaping from the tall stack.
Capt. John A. Briggs, late Of the Twelfth
West Virginia Infantry, and Miss Teresa
Lewis were married Thursday evening al
8 O'Clock, at the residence Of the bride,
Rev j. D. Walkinshaw officiating.
Thetowboat Barnard has been Ice bound
opposite here for some weeks. Several Of
her bafges got In bad shape by the Ice col.
lectlng Under them. Everything was got
ten In good shape, however, on Thursday
and Friday without material loss.
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AIIs1s,l liutdsrsr Arnulllsh.

''7,'7I DlpaltA u lht IAltllldtNar.
pAREEnBuRu, ". vAy Feb. 1g.-At Z
o'clock this evening the jury in the case
ol lVhatleS w. Coon, returned a verdict OI
he' guilty. Coon was charged with The
attempted murder Of James Cfossen Ii
,,.Il me upper end Of this county. lie was 80.
TaIUed ~. M on the gtound Of Justification. Al
ss5 s parties concerned arc rough Citlsenl
iIs na jug. .he neighbofs predict blOodlhed ai
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ST. Lopts, Feb. PA special from
toplng, Mo-, To the POa.Di4patch, states
terrible mining accident occurred atWebt
City, Mo-, last evening. Two miners ID
the employ Of Page & Co. had located q
heavy charge Of eighteen sticks Of giant
powder for final blast and were, tatnp'
inE II down when the whole amount ex'
ploded. The two men, WelCh and Peter
son, were literally blown 10 pieces, the
largest fragments Of their bodies that were
found being a foot and portion Of
lower limb,
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nin.n niarSL. 10 iitrnni,..

IIrrsBuRun, Pa, Feb. l9.-A meeting
OF the tltnt glass manufacturers Of the
Pittsburgh district willbe held In this city
next week, 10 form q combination for the
purpose OF preventing the cutting oI
prices. At a meeting In Cincinnati about
two weeks ago, an advance In prices was
decided upon and q new llst pferared 10
take effect at once. Since that time II has
been found that prices as established
oonll nol DO maintained owing TO the fact
that many firms, particularly In thil
vicinity, do not belong 10 lh9 association
and consequently are not bound by theii
Agreement,
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AT NORRIS rows,
Where the RsmA,aS of the Dead General
wal bs DuFled.

VIII De Hurled
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Feb. l2,-The local
committee Of arrangements has not an.
nouuced any programme for the obsequies
OF the late Major General Hancock, and
probably will not.
The remains will he taken from the
cars ut the DekaIb street station OF the
Pennsylvania II Schuylville Valley rail.
road, where q hsatss and sixteen carriages
will be in waiting. The train will proceed
with all visitors who prefer remaining on
board to the station at the cemetery.
There will be large procession Of Citi.
zsns, but probably no organizations as
such in the line. The visitors escorting
the remains will be entertained by Prot,
7, s, H, Lowe, at bis residence near the
cemetery.
1ne Town council will hold a special
meeting tonight to make any further ar
rangements necessary.
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qhe EpgiiSh Riots,

7 LONDON, Feb. l2,-Mr. Ohilders, the
Home Secretary, has appointed a commit
tee, Of which he is president, to inquire
into the character and origin Of the riots
and the conduct Of the police.
Tonight the rioters smashed many win.
dows and stoned the police. The police
Of the adjacent towns have been REIN
forced. Many arrests have bsen made.
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sovTn FRAMiNaroN, Mass, Feb. H.
Worcester county Is to-day suffering from
a second Ice and sleet storm. Trees and
Shrubbery are badly damaged In different
sections and especially in the city itself.
In Old Lancaster many Of the fneat trees
are ruined. AT Clinton many streets are
blockaded with branches.
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nlE JudSmsat Against The ". ". 7. %.

NEW YoRK, Feb. l2.-The sale by the
sheriff Of the real estate belonging 10 the
Western Union Telegraph Company, 10
satisfy q Judgment Of $iS0,OOO, was an,
nounced 10 take place Al the City Hall 10.
day, but on application Oi counsel for the
corporation lt was Adjourned until March
l2lh next, Notwithstanding The opposition
advanced By q representative Of the Az
torney General. II is thought that the
matter will bs settled In lhe meantime,
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Ii Mr.. parnell hadn't understood a it'll,
lDCu! boss politics his party would have
had two candidates in the Galway dis
tict. But he drove one OF the candidate.
OutOl the field, and then everything went
we'll enough. His are disciplined troops.
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iiou,s Ratnod i IN : ;ysi,.i M 1jo.r,,


"'' VWt tNtulVtNctr,
BuRroN, W. Va, Feb. i2.-,rhe new
lIAme dwelling house Of Anthony 1.Ovelle,
eios' ,i' TO UhIontown, this county, was en-.
SeLy destroyed by fire, originating from
: ,sS,e'etllVe aue, to-day, aiGo the entire
I,sSa.ehs, with Dnlhpuses, including grain,
i,o,mn im ,nplementB, ete. No insurance loSi
PVm E,VO to $3OOO.
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A ARsmarENbls Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, Of Tunkhahnock,
Pa, was afflicted iof six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief. Her life
was deBpaited Of Until last October Rhe
procured q bottle oi Dr.. Kings New Dis
covety, when immediate relief was felt,
and BY continuing its use lOr q short time
she was completely cured, gaining In flesh
80 pounds In few months.
Ftee Trial Bottles Of this certain cure oi
all Throat and Lung diseases at Logan 4
Co.'s drug store. Large Bottles u w.
NWFkW
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. Il. The House
Committee on Commerce to-day agreed "a
a favorable report upon Representative
BelmOnI's bill aulhofsIng the conltruo'
tion Of a railroad bridge across Staten
Island Sound al the Arthur Kill,
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New YoRK, Feb. l9.-BusIness failures
during the last seven days reported to Il.
Dunn 4 Co. number: For the United
StateF, 1885, Canada, 81; business casual.
ties continue very numerous in the West.
ern and Southern States and In Canada,
but in other sections light.
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A Car Batnsd aud sever. Persons Hurt.

A Car Bdtnsd aud Seven. Persons hurt.
MARsnALEowS, Iowa, Feb. 19.-The
Central Iowa south.bound aCcommodS'
ton struck q broken rail six miles south
Of here last night. The coach was dragged
Of the rails till II struck a bridge, when i
went over, falling twenty feet The COACH
took llro and was destroyed. Seven pas'
sengers were injured, one, T. l.. Stevens
OF this city, seriously.
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"A tnln.nlinr llnnAllnn.

What shall you do 10 be saved Z 10 The
impending question with those suffering
with pal6a in the chest, and think from
ths slight hacking cough they have con-
sumption. Take TAylor's Cherokee Re.
nedy u Sweet Gum and Mullen,
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II Is ala Of senator Evarts that he
never leaves his seat in the Senate while
.uother Senator is speaking, lolItenesl
50 rate must have startled the grave and
reverend Senators,
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TWO SERIOUS DtsAsrERs.
six Persons tpJarsd BY u CoilIIion at u Cir
ninnAti Crossing.

ClSctNNATt, o., Feb. IA local freight
train on the Little Miami railroad, ran into
the Mount Lookout dummy, a street cal
and an engine combined, at a crossing In
the extreme eastern part Of the city, and
broke the dummy to pieces. It's engineer,
Henry Coons, was probably fatally injured.
Mts. Mears, Mrs. 'rlniey and Mrs. Smith,
all Of Mount Lookout, were slightly In.
juted, as were also Conductors Mullen and
llnnMnY.
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leo In tiie sn1nuehnnnn

HARRlsaUao, Pa, Feb. l2.-Ths Ice at
this point on the susquehanna Is almost
a foot thick and unbroken. A break Il
expected here at any moment, however,
as the water Is rising and lifting the en-
tire body with 1t. Work in the puddle
mill Rt tile Fairview nail works has beer
stopped on account Of the high water.
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uonsrlo SEYMOUR has been so long be-
br. tAe public that he is looked upon as
,ysv old man. A man at seVenty.Gve,
4 tbeis well preserved, is capable Of good
....L
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lv the Presidents noble utterarces on
Civil Service Reform have converted the
Senate, how very awkward that will make
Il all for the President and his friends
The grist mill would be shut down indef'
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WITHIN very short time three notable
men, each Of them honored with the
Democratic nomination forthe Presidency,
have passed away. Hancock and sey.
mOur die within three days Of each other,
aud both in the same State. Mcclellan
died ln the adjoining State Of New jersey.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 12.-A disas.
trouS flood Is feared here. There are two
Ice gorges above the city and one below.
The Potomac is rising rapidly and II is
raining hard all along the line. Merchants
Ia the lower parts Of the city are removing
their goods 10 places Of safety.
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Sps,EgR CARLISLE washes down his
,.oper with rare old wine." Has "Con'
,,ssional tea" lost its taste, and "BlacS'
,n,n,. rpsprrep Ills ennnihg2
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spprrAnY MANNING is not able to point
,i,b bride to great number Of silver
JoIhrs in circulation. The dollar doesn't
nloauy considerable extent.
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gloupl editors stand by their native
init, The dealers who were going to put
nm ,he price on account Of the cold snal
n,nl advertise with those Florida cham
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spaln,s 0neea % AbdIeate.

MADRID, Feb. 12.-Ths Progress, a Zoril.
lest newspaper, says that when the Cortet
meets, II will be to receive the announce
ment Of the abdication Of the Queen.
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NEw YoRK, Feb. l2-The severeSt rain
stotm Of many years prevailed throughout
RoCkland county yesterday. The West
Shore tracks at 0fAngebufg are 80 covered
with water that the fires on the englnsE
are put out. Travel is greatly delayed.