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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-03
LOCAL BREv1TIEs.
mA.tars of Minor saomOut in and AbOu
the Clty.

the City.
MArrSEEs at both theatres to-day.
oPERA HcusE this evsniug-"HsArts Of
Oak"
THE GRAND this svsnlug-Nsw Orleans
MinstIels.
So far March has furnished typical
March weather.
THERE was not q case in the Police
Court yesterday.
GosPKL meetings for young men will be
held OF the Y. NJ. O. A. building at 1880
o'clock tonight and 4 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
EDWARD BRoCHE, who runs the dinky
engine at the RlverBide steel works, was
badly Fcalded yesterday by the bursting
Of a valve.
The police made 142 arrests in February,
and the revenue OF the Police Court
amounted to sl,lS4 S5-pretty good for q
short month.
CLERK Hook yesterday issued mar
risQe license TO John McCarty, Gged 2Sl
and Fannie Oaland, sged 20, both natives
OF England and residents Of Wheeling.
TIE last will and testament Of John
Heinlein was yesterday admitted to pro
bate and ordered recorded. O. D. ]. Bin,
Rsll quAlifRd Ss executor and gave bond
In $500 with ]. W. Schultze as surety.
REv. ]. G. CAN'T, Of St. Luke's church,
will give his second lecture Sunday even
ling on the distinctive features Of tht
church, his subject being i" The Church
Divine institution; and why We Rejec
Pspal Iniallibllity."
TIE union Sunday school teachers
meeting will be held as usual in the par
lors OF the Young Mems Christian Associ
alton ct 5 o'clock this afternoon. Rev: Dr.
Randolph will conduct the study and al
persons interested in the study Of the Sun
day school lesson are invited to attend.
CHIEF OF POLICE SMITH received dis
patch yesterday afternoon from the al
thorities ut MoJgsnzs, giving the tescrip
ton Of two boys who escaped from that II
stttutioD, and are supposed 10 be headinI
I for this city. Morgan 70 is getting Rs wild
a reputation as the Wheeling workhouse
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Miss Ada Gray, who appears at the
Grand Opera House on Monday evening,
March s, 10 thus spoken Of by the Jersey
CITY Journal:
While q number OF gentlemen were
seated around the huge stove in ex-Town
Clerk Wurster'S Hotel at Union Hill We'd
nesday night, the subject Of conversation
drifted to theatres and affecting dramas.
Officer James Hszsird remarked that
while witnessing the death Of Eva in IN.
Gle Toms Cabin, he had been moved to
tearg. Wurstef guyed him, which result
ed in Hazzard's offering to wager S.
note that Wurster would be similarly az
ieCted by witnessing Ada Gray in EAST
Lynne" Wurster accepted, and the gen.
tlemen deposited So each with the Journal
representative, aud last night tho party re-
paired to Jacobs Hoboken Theatre.
Wurster bore bravely the two first acts Of
the drama, but suCcumbed to the affect.
ing parts OF the last three. Large tears
rolled down his cheeks. When the DEATH
bed scenes were being enacted Wurster
slowly rose, beGkoled to his wife to re.
main seated, and repaired to the cafe,
where he remained until the show was
over. The bet was won by RazzGrd.
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BASE BALL.
The P0rSsnIsEs Robbery sehSmS-Tri.stAtO
League Notes.


The recent sction Of tho Tri-state
League In resembling the law passed last
fall ct Kalamazoo, which was the adoption
Of the $40 guarantee to each club, and 60
ing back to the percentage plan is plain
violation Of faith. On the strength Of the
adoption Of the guarantee plan at the
Kalamazoo meeting the manager, Of the
Wheeling club incurred some expenses
which they would not have made had
that measure failed to have passed. Be
sides 1t has sold number Of season tick
etc, by which under the percentage plan
they will lose money. It was plainly
shown last summer how this plan worked.
The whole burden fell on Wheeling. The
home club would not have uttered any
complaint II there had been any Tecipro.
city in the matter, but only on two occa
sions did 1t get cent over the guarantee
and then only under extraordinary cir.
cumstances. The club would be entirely
willing to favor the percentage plan II
there was the least spark Of equity in 1t,
but from last years experience It Ia con-
WINGED that IL 10 folly TO expect 1t. Under
these circumstances, and believing thai
the action Of the League at Kalamazoo
was In the nature Of q contract 1t ha!
taken legal advice. Clearly It appears the
action oil the Columbus meeting was lille.
gal. At least the Wheeling club has de
terminsd to have the status Of the matter
defined by the courts.
NOTES.
Who will captain the Wheeling nine
this Beason7
When Wheeling meets Kalamazoo ther
the fur will fly.
Lima is not winning the pennant as iast
as she was some time ago.
Dslehsuty, Wheeling's second basemsn
and change catcher, arrived last evening
Ctogsn'a novel coaching cries will be
missed by the Wild West Of the bleaching
board.
All the men Aligned by the Wheeling
club will be ordered to report before
March 80.
The blue birds will soon be here, Rnc
the cheerful cry will be heard in the land,
"NoR you're OF. Slide, Slide"
This immediate section OF the country
has furnished more good players to thl
several lesgues than any other in country
Toledo Is hustling for winning team
George Lane, who nssd to play with the
old Standards, is likely to bsa member O.
the nine.
Isn't 1t about time for some Of the en-
thusisstic patrons Of the game to be offer
ing prizes for bsse stealing aud homl
runs, etC2
The Kslsms1oo papers never lose ar
opportunity to ere oil malicious little
shots at Manager B1ckenbergsr. Some.
thing must be hurting them
Sam Nichols promises to show up in
great form in center garden this season
he has been taking good care OF himself
all winter, has bsen prsctiCing daily fol
sometime
At the National League meeting at New
York, yesterday, 1t was decided to in.
crease the number OF games to be played
to 40, making the series 10 instead Of 10
The season will begin two days earlier and
end on the same date as last year, 0cto'
Der 8.
The National League decided yesterday
that fifty cents should be the uniform
price OF admission during the coming sea
son, and the Pittsburgh and Washington
clubs were ordered to atop their practice
OF selling tickets three for dollar.
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M,rd,rons A.,auit oyOr tho River,

Thursday evening about s o'clock two
men named William freeman and John
Gallagher made q murderous assault on
FredsFick Cocker, OF Wheeling Greek,
while he was on his way home, passing
the toll gate. One ofthe fellows struck
kim with chilly" or some blunt iustru-
ment, and knocked him down and brutal
" kicked him in the face. After which
the other one took his turn OF tho pros.
trate man. MarshRl John Stuff went out
to arrest the men, when Gallagher turn
cd on him and they had lively tussel for
q short while, but the Marshal got away
with him, and placed both men under ar.
rsgt. Mayor Jnnkina assessed a hne Of
$40 05. Cocker had his wouuds dressed
and was allowed to 90 home Thursday
avapIuu
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AcaANGE AT THE LINsLY.
Prof. j. O. Orr Resigns aud Prof. Roome
10 Promoted.

Prof. j. O. Orr Resigns aud Prof. Roomer
Promoted.
There was q meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees of the Linsly Institute held last
evening, at which the principal OF that
school, Prof. J. @. Orr, rendered his resig-
nation, and It was accepted. Il ia under
stood that PROT Orr retires from the edu.
cational work to re-sntsr commercial pur-
suits. Prof. ]. L. Roemer, who has been
Prot. 0sr's very efficient assistant In the
conduct OF the school, was elected princl-
pal, aud Prof. TwinIng, Of Princeton, N.
j., was chosen assistant principal. Prof.
Twiniug ia an experienced educator, orig
inally OF Eastern Ohio, where he was en-.
gagged in normal echool work. He 10 now
student ct the Princeton Theological
Seminary, and will come here OF once to
aaaume the duties OF his new position.
Prof. Rosmer has given eminent salts
faction since being connected with the
LinsIy, and tho sChool will 20 on without
interruption, on account OF this change.
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ACTIVITY IN NAILS
DUE no cur IN FREleHr RATES
West of the alls.l..ippl liysr-Ail the Local
MILLS in OpsratiOn-A Brighter Outlook
than Last Ysar-FroSh News from
All the wheeling Factories.

Just now there is decided squirt in the
demand for nails. All the Wheeling fac
tories are In operation, excepting as to the
very small machines, and there are con,
slant large shipments to the West. The
manufacturers say the demand is undoubt'
eddy temporary, and ascribo it to the re-
duction Of freight rates west OF the Mifsls.
sippi river, where railroad war has re-
suited in general aud important reduc'
lions Of which the buyers in the far West
have fastened to reap the advantage. In
one case on shipments from the Missis'
slppi to the Missouri, the freight has
fallen in short time from 2l.2 cents pei
keg on nails to 8 cents.
When rates are restored, or the western
country overlooked with nails, this Bpe.
clal stimulus to trade will doubtless dis.
appear. Manufacturers express the belief,
however, that the business this spring will
be decidedly better than lsat.
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Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
OIL. Hsgan, OF Fairmont, is at the Nc
Lure house.
Mr.. W. F. Peterson has gone to Chicago
on brief buSiness trip.
Col. jake Kemple left last evening tol
the East, to fiIlGome lecture engagements
Mr.. George A LsuEhlIn, oil Cleveland, il
sgaia in the city. He Is stopping at the
s:amm house.
James A. Watson, Q special examiner
in the employ Of tho Pension Bureau, IL
registered ut the stamm house.
The Canton Repository says that Mr.. E.
Is. Norton, proprietor Of the Hurford hotel
there, has offered bis lease for sale, to &C.
cspt a fine business opportunity else
where.
DR.. @. B. Robinson, the popular young
veterinary eurgeon, has sold his practice
to Dr.. Il. F. Heath and will remove to
Washington. D. O., where he will locate
permanently.
Mr.. John Urliug and family have re.
turned from Pittsburgh, where they have
been for the past few weeks. They have
taken their former ROOMS at the Stamm
house. Mr.. Urling's father was one Of
those who suffered loss in q recent Pitts
burgh fire.
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ApAYINa INVESTMENT.


The Direct Results OF this Weeks ConvOn-
ton TO Buslness,
The Wheeling iobberS all say the Immi-
grafton Convention which met here this
week, was one Of the most profitable
gatherings to them, in regard to direct
financial returns, that ever assembled
here. They cay they were surprised at
the amount Of goods they sold, and one
very pleasing feature was that more Of
their customers were In the stores
than were ever seen there before.
The proportion OF new customers and
buyers from sections where Wheeling
aalesmen have heretofore been able to do
but little, was also notable. Taken all In
oil, without any reference to the greater
and wider good which must flow out Of
the convention for the city and State, the
convention paid Wheeling Rs an invest.
ment, speaking from selfish point Of
view. The trade for which an entering
wedge wSs hero secured will be in many
cases permanent, and grow with the
growth OF the State snd ita chipping tacili-
Ifna
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DoE'T forget the skating and dancing
carnival tonight at the Alhambra.

10 he Editor Of ne IutslIiUao1.


10 tie Editor Of ne EHtslIfVsao1.
sIR:-For several days past the columns
Of the Register have been burdened with
such exhibitions Of ill-temper, abuse and
grosu personalities, ecclesiastical 1t may
be, but not Christian, that some Of us
have grown very tired. In this land OF
liherty-lherty OF the press, liberty OF
conscience, We arc willing to Conoede the
largest liberty consistent with q due regard
to the rights oil others. But, in this in.
stance, we must be allowed TO enter our
protest. The fact that the parties who
have thus been trespassing upon the good
nature Of O long suffering public are, the
one Catholic Bishop, the other pastor
OF q Baptist congregation in this city,
Eerves only to aggrRvate the evil com.
planned Of. Let them 6ght 1t out, Mr..
Editor, on the street corners, or anywhere
else than In the columns OF q Newspaper,
And, my word Tor It, u they handy their
epithets with their tongues With "a much
freedom as they have done, to our great
disgust, with their pens, We shall have q
case Of twenty dollars and costs In our
police court. Letthsm make their record
there. With great respect.
Yours, &c,
Law AND ORDER.
Wheeling, March 2, 1883.
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Rev. Mr. B'GcktOrd returned hon to Dennlson,
Ohio, yesterday
EI;Judge gpdegFaG, of Cleveland, is the guest OF
Mrs Mary Carter. Of wauenton, is the guest OF
Mr.. and MrS j. Hoyle
Mn. Rachel Belts, OF Cambridge, Is visiting her
mother, MrS Sarah 9ayle1.
The remlins Of Mrs. William Blactford, were In.
TERED In scotch Ridge cemetery yesterday.
Mr.. Mason shlpmRA wishes TO state that he will
be candidate for assessor In the Third ward SUB.
jcct TO the primary convention only, and not as
stated yesterday.
Mr. N r. smylle, Chairman OF the Central Com.
mttee, should be In possession Of all those running
for any municipal office before the middle OF the
week, 50 that ticket can be- made out. The con.
Vention will be held one week from to-day from
TO 7 OClOCk,
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THE NEW RESERVOIR.
An Impression that 1t VIII DO 20 at III
Next Council Meeting.

Next Counoh meotlbk.
It's the general opinion OF those inter
ested In the matter that at the next meet
ing OF Council the resolution authorizing
the Board OF Water Commissioners to con
BtruCt new reservoirs at q cost not to ex'
coed $50, 900, will be adopted by the First
Branch with little or no opposition,
When the measure was first introduced in
the Second Branch, two or three weeks
ago, 1t was not gehetally understood
among the members that the Board was
in excellent shape financially, to under
take this important improvement, and the
result was that at that time the resolution
was passed by only mere majority. In
the meantime the Board took occasion to
more fully explain to membere OF Council
its condition and plans, and at last Tues
day nights meeting there was only one
vote against the MEASURE in the Second
Branch. The natter was not reached in
the First.
The Board is anxious to commence
work on this needed improvement as soon
as possible 90 as to have it completed by
early in the. fall. Two basins are to be
built, according to the proposed plan, one
Of ], 1000 900 gallons capacity and the other
OF 2,Q00 900 gallons capacity. Fhey are 10
be about sixty feet higher than the pres
eut bSsins. which have capacity OF only
720 600 gallons. The water Is 10 be pump
ed into the l,0O0. 900 basin, which will be
q settling basin, and then flow into the
larger basin by means OF on inclined
plane. AS soon as 1t Is settled that the
Board can proceed with the work, 1t will
advertise for proposals for doing the ex.
cavstipg and p1sh the work steadily.
The basins are to be lined with brick and
cement.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It ia the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costive; to digpel headaches,
colds, and teverB; to cure habitual con.
Indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
faCtured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess, B. B. Burt
and O. Menkemsller. At Bsllalre by N.
N MAroaF,
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Gaily Mitchell was arraSned before
Squire Brown, in the Town Hall at Elm
Grove yesterday on q charge OF outrage
preferred by Anna Klatterbuck, aRed is
Three Of the States witnessee, including
the girl, were examined, and the evidence
showed 30 plainly that there was nothing
10 the charge that Mitchell was honorably
discharged on motion Of Prosecuting Al
torney Jordan, who represented the prose.
cuhon, Captain Dovener was the lawyer
for the defense.
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Glass Mons Meeting.

An informal meeting Of the flint glass
manufacturers Of the 0hIoValley was held
In the Columbia Club rooms 1t Bsllaire
yesterday afternoon. There were present
Mr.. James Dalzsll, Of Dalzsll Bros Wells
burg; Mr.. @. W. Brockunier, Of Hobbs,
BroCkunier & Co, Wheeling; Mr.. W. A.
Gorby, OF the Bsllaire Goblet Co.; Mr.. E.
B. Bowie, OF the E:na; Mr.. Kelly, Of the
Belmont; Mr.. T. A. Rodefer, Of Rodeiel
Bros, aud Mr.. R. J. Beatty, Of A. j.
Beatty & Sons, stsubenville. The meet.
ing took no decisive action, but considered
the present status Of the strike that the
Executive Committee might understand
fully the position OF the manufacturer
hereabonts on the pending Issue.
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GortonS minatrels had another good
audience At the Grand last night. This
afternoon there will be grand matinee
for ladies and children, and the house
should be crowded. The performance
Throughout 10 Of refined character, while
the various speclalties ara very good, es-
peCially the instrumental part Of the pro.
gramme. Go early and avoid the rush.
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Squire Arklo's Court.

Edward Bescher was yesterday Rrralgn-
ed before Squire Ankle on complaint Of
Lizzie Rsymer, who preferred two charges
OF assault. On the first he was dismissed
at her cost, and on the second fined S. and
costs, but this was raised to $40 to enable
him 10 take al appeal. Alter the charges
had been brought the woman came in and
wanted to compromise, but the Squire
would not permit.
10. Clark was before tho same justice
ON c complaint OF George Bowers, and on q
charge OF proiane language he was fined
81 and costs. A second charge OF carrying
q pistol was taken under advlsement by
cha iuakiCa
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Gorton,s NIipstrels,

This famous company OF mirstrels ap.
peared sEain at the Grand last night, and
scored hit. The company gives 9 very
creditable performance, while many Of the
features are entirely new. The vocal and
instrumental part Of the programme 10
6IstclasS, and the whole performance
throughout Is Of very refined character.
They appear again this evening. Secure
Your scala at once.
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James A. Herne'a "Hearts Of Oak" will
be presented 1T the Opera House this Rf.
ternoon and evening. This powerful
drama, recently revived, ia fully 90 inter.
eGtinR as 1t was in days Of yore when 1t
met with phenomenal success. The
staging and scenic arrsngements are mar
wells oil artictic work, while its strong piat
holds the attention Of thu audience
throughout the entire performance,
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Tho City Orematory.

The report Of Keeper serig Of the city
cTemstory, for the month OF February,
shows that in that time thcre was disposed
Of in the furnaces 100 barrels and boxes,
5 dogs, / horse, 700 loads OF garbage, Al
barrels Of night soil and AZ loads OF aah
vault contents.
All the materials have been ordered Tor
tho making Of the needed repaira to the
furnaces, and provided the rains OF the
past two days have not left the so.called
foRd up tho hill to the cTematory In an
impsHsabln condition for brick wagons,
the furnaces will be closed down to-day
and the repalIs commenced Monday. The
checker work has got 10 be torn out and
replaced and n now bottom put In.
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80 Twelfth Street.

SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
OyGrcOatings and heavy weight Suitlugs,
made up Ia ilTst.Class style. Mulllers,
Gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice Of our
celebrated Knit jackets and our Popular
" G. HESS s. SONS,
Nos, 1891 L. 1898 Market SIS.
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Tho Holy Euohnrist.

Tomorrow at 8 ?. N. Ri. Rev. Blshop
Kahn will deliver the third one Of his
Lenten lectures. The figures and ritual
observanees Of the Old Law, foreBhadow-
ing the Christian institution Of the Holy
Eucharist, will form the subject OF this
third lecture.
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G4Le qtstetiQeneer.


Fer Sa'e--GrocGjY Store.
Japanued Wsre-Gso. ". Johnson's sonL
Granite Iron HRfe-StSbiu 4 BIO.
Bancu TeapntS-Hwing BROS.
Offices For Rent In BcIly Building.
Household Furniture at Auction.
List OF Letters.
For sale Brick Residence,
NotlCe-LHughl!n bros Drug Co.
The Holman Adjustable Baby CarriAYe-O U
0cnIher.
FOR Cincinnati A. Shirley.
Genuine Diamonds and solid Gold wAtchei
Found in TCR-ROurtn page.
Wanted A Girl-Head OF Local.
Religious EollCes-FOunh page.
Grand Opera HOuke-Alss Ada Gray-Fourtf
pRRo,
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Everywhere a network of sudorihc ducts, veins.
and pores, the skin constantly rcnewS Itself, and
not only with Its ccaSelcSS dcSQuamAtiou, but with
its natural functional action eliminates nil waste
accumulation and disease. Hence, skin without
Flemish means more than beauty; It means health.
CUTIcuRA, the great skin cure. and CUTIcuRA
Soar, an exquisite skin bcautiAcr prepared from
1t, externally, and CuTrCUEA REsoLyEST, the new
blood purifier internally. cure every species of tor
turing, dISaguring, itching, scaly and pimply
diseases Of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss
Of hall. from pInpIes to serofua.
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DoS'T triae with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have q Cough or Cold, OF
the children are threatened with Group OF
WhoOping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. Il
q . positive cure, and We guarantee It.
Price 10 and 60c. Logan & Co., O. 2.
Goetze, Q. Menkemiller, r. B, Burt and
Bowie BroR 3
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A Skin Without BIemish

IhAvc suffered all my life with akin diseases Of
different kinds, and have never found pcrmanen.
relief until, by tho advice Of lady friend used
your valuable CurtouRA REMEDIES. gave them
thorough trial, using six bottles of the CUrlcvRl
REsoEvENT, two boxes Of CuTcuRA, and seven
cakes of CUTICURA Soar, and the result wa. Ju..
what had been told 1t would be- complete cure.
BELLE WADE, Richmond, Va.
Reference, CIV. Latimcr, Druggist, RIehmOad.vA.
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And tho efficacy OF its action have rem,
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immen6ely popn-
lar. II c!eanseS and tones up the cloGsed
and ieverish syatsm and dispels head.
aches, colds and ievers. Sold by Logan &
Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Bart and o.
MenkemelleE. At BellRire by N. N.
Mercer,
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For the last year have had a species OF itching,
scaly and plmpIy humOn on my face to which
have applied great many methods OF treatment
without success, and which waa speedily and Gu.
tlrely cured by the CUTrCuRA REMEDIES.
MRs. ISAAC PHELPS, RavCnna, o.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March S.-For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia
colder, followed by warmer fair weather
light 10 fresh westerly winds.