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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
Vary ENJOYABLE snolnl.

The Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club,
OF this city, gave stag social at Ger.
mania hall last evening that was very
enjoyable affair. 1t was the clubs first
effort in this line and was an'unQuallled
success. President John G. Kline pre-.
sided, Secretary Cooper Criswell kept
account OF the proceedings, and Frank
IIealy was q most active and muscular
sergeant.atarms. He was attired in
full police regimentals, including a
club and handouts, and it was
useless to argue with him when
he wanted one. One member who was
bashful about coming forward had the
cuffs put on him; in the confusion the
key to the cuffs were lost and until 1t
was found the member wearing the cuffs
was in rather embarrassing position.
The key was finally found on the floor
and the unfortunate released, The pro.
Ceedings were conducted largely on the
plan OF nm Elks' social and there was
no end OF fun, There was singing and
speaking aud cordial welcome for all.
The club has a well filed treasury and
proposes having handsome boat house
constructed for an outing this season.
When in camp the latch string will
always hang out and all friends will be
made 10 feel perfectly at home.
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In the German Department the enroll.

In the German Department the enroll
mOnt for the month was 367, divided
among the several schools as follows:
Washington, 45j Madison, 90; Clay, n;
Union. ~; Centre, AZ; Webster, II;
Richie, So. Forty classes were taught,
five in each Of the schools, except Clay,
where ten classes were conducted. The
number Of pupils OF German parentage
Is 2l0, and Of those OF other than Ger
man parentage, l57. Four teachers were
employed ut a salary Of $50 per month.
Librarian Wilson's report for the
month Of March was read aud ordered
filed. During the month there were
1924 volumes taken out Of the Library
for home reading, an average OF 2l0 vol
umes per day; In the reading room there
was In circulation S3l volumes; the
amount received from fines was Sl2.
Librarian Wilson made n further re.
port, being one for the year ending April
4, 1880, from which the following figures
arc taken: The number Of volumes in
the Library April 4, 1888, was 0,Q8l
there were added during the year 43l
volumes, making a total Of 10,a92. There
were 2l0 volumes worn out during the
year, III OF which were replaced. One
novel was missing at the end Of the year,
leaving 1882 volumes on the shelves
April 4, 1889. There were 1856 volumes
bound and rebound. The circulation OF
books for home use was 81 ,706 volumes,
an increase Of 1000 over the circulation
during the preceding year. The increase
In the number Of volumes OF fiction cir
culating during the year, was 1858 over
that Of the previous year: The number
OF books used In the reading room was
1881, an increase Of 2,03T over the NUN.
Der used during the year ending April
4, 1883. During the year two volumes
were donated, 81 magazines were bound
and 80 volumes were received from the
Government at Washington. The num-
Der OF new card numbers issued during
the wear was 405, making the total mum.
her now in use 2,07G-this number rep
reesntIng those taking hogks from the
Library. This report was also ordered
filed,
Mr.W.C.Wiedman, principal Of the Full.
ton school, reported 10 the Board In q
communication that twentY.iopr pupils
living In the limits OF the Independent
School District Of Wheeling were attend.
Ing the Fulton school, and asked that
the proper apportlonment Of the State
school fund DO made. This matter was
referred TO the Finance Committee.
DR.. DiCkey, just before I'D tournament,
spoke to question Of privilege. At the
last meeting Of the Board. when the
matter Of tho adoption Of Architect
WeIls' plans for the new school house
on the Island was under discussion. Dr..
Dickey made some reference that might
have been construed as rejecting on
Mr. Wells ability to properly estimate
the cost Of buildings by some those
remarks were 80 construed. Dr.. DiCkey
stated that ho had learned that hO had
been unjust 10 Mr.. Wells aud lie de-
sired TO bet him right, and did 30 In q
very graceful and gentlemanly manner.
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Bgl.LAIRE,
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the GLASS City,

All hortl OF LpcpA AoWH ana uosstn nom
tho Glass City.
7, Ault 4 son arc shipping ilour to New York
c. II, Hall, Of lacobsburg, is here shipping
hard wood to Buffalo,
Hay By the car load still continues to come to
BellRlTetTOm far western points,
Charles Bertram had his horse badly bruised
In u runaway yesterday morning,
George WOOdyard and family leave tomorrow
for visit to Parkersburg friends.
The ~, ~ club went TO POWhatAn last night.
A large crowd boarded the Bellalre here.
Joseph Hasle is the latest cripple caused by q
finger being taken ONat the stamping works
A chicken tight In the Fourth ward yesterday
was witnessed by u large crowd Of admirers OF
the sport.
Superintendent Rodewig, Of the sire ct car line,
shaving big lotot fun breaking In ten Ken
lucky mules,
7. Rankin, Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad, will leave shortly for his home In
Grand Island, Eeb,
William II. seeders had his eyes burned Sc.
yeTely while mixing lime In the Second ward, u
blister In thu lime bursting.
BelalrCites are lust Us enthusiastic over the
Wheeling base ball playing rs last year and go
up in crowds to see every game.
Superintendent Gllln and wife started west
with fourteen children from the County Home
Good places have been found for all,
The BenwOOd ferry dOat on this side, sank
yesterday morning aud great trouble was expert
Inced In getting teams ON board all day.
Engine TO drawing the east bound Yestlbule
train on the baltimore Il Ohio, blew out u Cylin.
der while on the bridge yesterday, which caused
about Ru hours delay.
A drunken man lay IN the hot sun near the
ferry landing all day yesterday In tine dirt. lie
was eventually hauled ~ tho lookup by officer
Little, Of the Fourth ward,
Miss Nellie Richardson, OF Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting here for several weeks, left
yesterday for home, accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs, Col, j, 4, Mercer, who Will visit there for
week OF 80
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers III thd Clly Hhu HhoeHhE EouH'e
Abroad.
Mr.. G. ]. Griswold, OF Middletown,
Conn, is at the Stamm.
Mr., II. z. Coulter, Of Trenton, 4
prominent pottery manufacturer, Is at
the Mcclure.
Mrs. Theodore Kober, OF the Island, is
visiting her father, Mr.. I. B. Murphy, at
East Liverpool.
II. G. Hervey, Of Wellsburg, prosecu'
ting attorney OF Brooke county, was
down yesterday.
Mr.. Rossiter Johnson, wife and daugh-
ter, Of New York, were in the city yes
terday, registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Marie Brainard, now playing
"My Geraldine" at the Grand, Is one oil
tho most beautiful young women on the
stage.
Miss Lolita Smith, OF New Cumber.
land, came down from the seminary at
Washington, Pa, yesterday for short
visit 10 her brother.
Mrs. John D. Floyd, Of Charleston,
formerly Miss Janison, OF this city, is
stopping at the stamm and will be here
for about n week or ten days.
Mrs. Ella Emblem, formerly OF Wheel.
ing, now Of Burlington, Iowa, was mar
ried in that city on the 7th inst, to Mr..
Levi H. EVERY, Of the same place.
Mr.. Frank W. Bowers left last evening
at $3.50 for Washington City to receive
his instructions, and will go from there
TO New York to enter upon his official
duties as Assistant Inspector in the In.
ternal Revenue service.
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IHH NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
On the Island Formally Con-
tracted For
BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
At Its Meeting Last EyenIng-The
Contents aud Disposition of the
Regular Committee Reports,
Tho Library Statistics.

The Board Of Education met in regular
session last evening with all the mem.
beers present except Messls, ACker,
Irwin, Warehouse and Whally, Presi-
dent Miller presided, as usual. The
minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved, and the business OF
the session disposed OF us follows;
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting to 1851 90, which were
ordered paid, The Committee on Pub.
lie Library sent in bills aggregating
$5ll 50, which were ordered paid the
principal portion Of this amount was in
Cured in giving the Library and Board
rooms their annual cleaning and reno
waiting,
The Committee on Public Library re-
commended that Miss Wilson be reap
pointed to the office OF Librarian at q
salary OF $500 per annum, and the Board
adopted resolution Responding Miss
Wilson at the salary named,
LUZ NuLutllbteV w 4GhGlleIh huu
Schools recommended the payment Of
SPA IS for music charts, and the same
was ordered,
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds reported having received q
number Of bids for the erection OF a new
school building on the Island. Thee
bids were for the erection OF the building
as q whole and also for several parts
thereof. The committee presented a
schedule with It's report showing the
amount Of the lowest bids for the par
ticular parts OF tho building which were
as follows; Grading, $3.50; tin work,
$500; carpenter work, $S,400; stone
work, s, 1856; brick work, 5000; pins.
tering, $l,2O5; painting, $40; stating
SlO0S; plumbing, $l03 20; total So, GIL
20. The Wheeling Mining & Manuiac-
turing Company bid for the completion
OF the building US a whole, for So, 900,
The committee recommended that the
bid OF The Wheeling Mining & Manu-.
featuring Company be accepted and the
same was done, The company will be
required 10 give bond in the sum OF
$4,000 for the faithful performance OF
the contract.
This committee also recommended
that the smead, Wills & Co. system Of
heating, ventilating and dry closets be
used in the new school building ut n
cost not to exceed $3.50, and that the
committee be authorized to make the
necessary contracts. This recommen-
dation was also adopted. The committee
reported further that q house for the
janitor OF the Richie school annex had
been completed according to plans and
contracts, and recommended that the
bill OF Meyer 4 Eschstruth Of $500 for
the same be paid, which was ordered
done.
Superintendent Anderson's regular
monthly report was read and ordered
filed. Following are extracts from the
same:
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MARTINS FERRY,
Good Friday ssrvICOs-Personal Mention
NnriOua Other NOtea,

Various Other Notes,
Commencement five weeks from last night
Martins Ferry will have several tennis clubs
this summer,
There will not DO any lecture In the High
school to-day,
Peter Fehrng has purchased the william
lIOgue property on South broadway
American Combination Tablet, paper and en-.
velopes to match, only ~ cents NJ the POstotilce
news stand
Miss Lizzie R4iney Is entertaining Roy Rainey,
o. Cleveland, who has been spending the winter
In the South,
Iotz 4 SCheehle received car load Of the eel.
GOTaled Marble Head Lime. Persons needing
my should give them call
Mrs. Sarah ], HaughtOn left yesterday for East
Liverpool, where shO will make her future home
with her daughter, Mrs, Fowler.
A new derrick will he placed In the yards Of
Paige, Carey 4 Co., the Union bridge cOntraC'
tors, which Will give them increased facilities.
Yesterday Mr.. J. W. Collins received u line
water spaniel dog from Kansas City, The mum.
Der Of thOroughbFeds In Martins Ferry Is by no
means small,
Mrs. Met DDnncy aud daughter, Grace, will
arrive this morning from Weston, Ohio, TO spend
the, summer with her parents, Mr.. mud Mrs,
Parker Elliott,
The Union CornCt band will DO uniformed
with white for the summer. The uniform Will
BE- very much Ike the one worn by the Republl'
caE Escort club.
Incidental office OF DR.. Monroe lIaCkman Is In
the Werlich property on Washington street,
Kemcnher THIS when you want any work done.
lie deserves SUCCESS.
lanic city, where they WIN engage In the hotel
business; George Schell and family leave to-
morrow for that resort for the same purpose.
They prefer Atlantic City to Oklahoma.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19

Is combination OF the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm.
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in 80 cent
bottles by @. X. Goetze, w. w. Irwin
w. Il. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan & Co. and Goodwin & Co., whole.
sale npanta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19

Sixteen years ago Thomas Mccall, a
son OF Thomas Mccall, a wealthy farmer
living near BarnGsvllle, Ohio, lnystCri.
ously disappeared. His father searched
In vain and offered large rewards In hope
Of finding his son, but to no avail. Tho
mystery was solved Monday, when jose
phus Mccall, brother, who Ia al the
point Of death, confessed to killing his
brother and throwing his body into an
old well on tie promises. lie says that
he killed hls brother during n quarrel,
and knowing TINT hO will did makes this
bis dying and truthful confession. There
IL great excitement In the neighborhogd
over the revelation, JosCphuS, the self.
confessed murderer, Is about 40 years Of
agO and bears q hard name.
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a Great battle

Is continually going on in tho human
system. The demon OF impure blood
strives TO gain victory over the Constitu.
ton, TO ruin health, to drag victims to
the grave. A good reliable medicine
like Hoods Sarsaparilla Is tho Weapon
with which to defend ones self, drive
the desperate enemy from tho field, aud
restore peace and bodily health for
man! ye4rs. Try this peculiar medl.
OinO, 9
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GOOd ltcnl l..tnto Investment.

Walter II, Rlnchart, 1853 Market
street has some very choice property on
Market street, In tho very centre oibus.
inCss circles, which he oilers for sale 10
any 9ne who wants 10 make good, safe
and permanent ilyegtmont, Real estate
has taken an upward turn In Wheeling,
aud now Is good time 10 makO ppr.
claBes. Information concerning this
property will be impaired only to those
who mean buBineng,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
LOU SWABACKER.
SPECIAL KID GLOVE SALE.

The greatest bargain In Kid Gloves
crCr offered In the city. We have pur'
chased the entire production Of the
'tl,n Forge" Genuine French Kid Gloves,
They are nice, fresh goods, Ia black
aud all desirable shades md sizes. They
hive the new narrow embroidered
stitched backs, also tho new patent but
ton, which We guarantee not to come
on. We are Offering these very de-
slrable goods at Us cents o palr, regular
price 81 80. LOU SWABACKER,
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PERFECT health depends upon q per.
feet condition Of the blood. Puro blood
Conquers every disease and gives new
life to every deCayed or affected part.
Strong nerves and perfect digestion en-.
ables the system to stand the shock OF
sudden climatic changes. An occasional
use OF Browns Iron Bltters will keep
you In a perfect state OF health. Don't
be deceived by other iron preparations
said to be just as good. The genuine is
made only by Brown Chemical Com
pany, baltimore, Md. Sold by all dealers
in medicines. D4w
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srAcY, ADAMS 4 Co.smpn's kangaroo
shoes, are the finest made for simmer
wear. ]. W. AMlCR 4 Co., Agents,
ll43 Main street,

WiTn the permission and cid Of tho
public will make an entire change Of
closing outat cost Carpets, Dry Goods and
Bngglps 10 make room and time for mems
Glot6jng and lakingordUrs and measures,
selected from the 600 or COO magnificent
samples OF Cloth and CaSsiineres OF
WahamakeF 4 Brown. You cnn save
SO pOr cent and guaranteed to HtAtJ, ~.
Fefrel's, 2iOl Main street,
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Superintendent Exley has placed the
State Fair Grounds race courpc and all
the drives about tho grounds In first
class condition, and the grounds will be
thrown open for the seasons driving
next Monday. A. NJ. spillman, Of MI.
nervN, Ohio, Is oil tho grounds with six
horses, and William McKennon, o. Ports
mouth, Ohio, has three runners here
training them. a big bicycle race Is
talked OF as a feature Of tho Spring races.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19

The store house Of the VIII cling Beef
Company, in the Fifth ward, on Water
street, was again entered sometime yes.
teydNy morning or in the night, and a
large quantity Of fresh meat stolen from
the refrigeratorS. This is tho third or
fourth time n haul Of this kind has been
made there. The isolated position oil
the building AMI the absence ola yatch'
man makes II possible for . burglar TO
enter, help hlmselfand escape witHc@.
DANCER Of leteciIon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19

TnEladies Of the Presbyterian Church
In Wellsburg will give q concert Friday
evening, April 60, Tor the benefit Of the
church, Wheeling and lSethany's best
talent will assist and a splendid pro,
gramme has been arranged. The steamer
Abner O'Neal will leQye tho wharf at four
o'clock prompt. Round trip tickets one
dollar, which includes supper and adj
mission to concert. Tickets on sale at
gqpmer's reserved without extra charge.
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Auy DrnEElst

II the United States will recommend
Elixir oil Dates II YOU need q gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver 10 inaC.
Nye yop can't hope for good health
until You "tegulatb thO regulator" by
taking some safe remedy. hllqr Of
Dates iH Just what you need, Give II a
trial. Sold In 90 cent bottles by y, II.
Goethe. W. W, Irwin, John l.aughlln.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Coy wholesale agents. IA
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IA natures own true laxative. II Is the
most eaBlly taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when BILLIONS or CpStlYe To dlSpcl head.
aches, colds, and leveri 10 Gpre hRbItual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Syrup Company. For sale In 30 cents
and Il bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton r, Hess, r. y. burt and o. Men.
INN lllhr-
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Ten members of the City Council Of
Newark, Ohio, came down from Steu-
benville on the Abner Q'Neal yesterday
forenoon and returned on the same boat
in the afternoon. They came here to
inspect the fire brick pavement, and had
been in Steubenville n day or two on
the same mission. This Is the third
delegation Newark has sent here on the
same errGnd, Apparently the whole
town wants to see the pavements in
other cities before laying their own, as
Is proposed, this summer.
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For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds OF BIT
ter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading physi.
clans. Manufactured only by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Company. For sale in
30 cents and 81 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton ?, Hess, L. i. Burt
and O, Menkemeller,
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THE Y, NJ, q 4, CONCERT,
Another Pleasant Event for tho Members
Last Evening,

Another Pleasant Event for tho BLENDERS
Inst Evening,
The fourth Of a series Of entertain
ments of music, songs and recitals was
given last evening by the Young Mems
Christian Association to its members and
their lady friends. Every seat in the
comfortable hall was occupied and
many persons stood about the doors.
The programme of the evening was
opened with an overture by Mayors or
Chestra. Mr.. A, l.. Dunn followed with
solo, which was well received, and 1.-THE
Schoolmaster's Guest was reCited in a
creditabie manner by &Ir. Robert OAR
rah, "The Maid OF the Mill" was
the title Of happily rendered solo
by Miss Kate Land, Miss Alma Conner
contributed an artistically played piano
solo which was followed by recitation
admirably given by Miss Lizzie Egerter,
George Atkinson sang "Robin's La
ment" very correctly, and the orchestra
played another overture, "liearest
Thou was the title OF an especially
pleasing solo by Miss Theresa Philips,
who merited the hearty applause she
received. William Brice's recital OF the
Sow and the Bishop" was u decidedly
taking number. Miss Flora Williams
sang "Dear Heart" in her most charm
ing manner and was compelled to re.
spond to an encore. Miss Nora Simp.
sons recitation, which followed, was
really good, and DR., John McClure's
solo was given in nice style, aud de-
served the applause which greeted its
conclusion. The programme was con.
Cluded with n selection by the orchestra,
which contributed in no small degree
toward the success OF the entertainment,
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We are In receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOOllns for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultlngs, PantalOOnlngS
and OyefcOatlngS, which we are pre-
pared to make up IN the best style and
III At reasonable prices.
SpeClaltiCs-FGnCy Flannel Shirts nt
50 cents and upwards, and oYerslzes 90
w G. HESS & SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street,
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PROP. A. ALLEN NOE will lecture in
G. A. Hall Sunday evening, April q, at
1880 o'clock. Subject: "The God OF the
Bible" Reports Of the Press" Admis-
sion % cents.
Mr.. Noe is an eloquent speaker, andall
will be interested who hear him,-Lan.
caytfr lPa.) Daily Express.
Prof. NoG understands his subjects,
and Is an able, eloquent gpeaker,-IIest'
ern Reserve (O.) ChrOniOlS.
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LndIes

In delicate health and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia
biliousness or piles, should try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir OF Dates. Sold
in 80 cent bottles by y. II. Goetze, w,
W. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
sale agents.
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WANAMARER 4 BRowN's samples Of
all the cloths and cassiperes on the earth
are on display for spring suits. Orders
and measures taken and guaranteed TO
1T or no pay at J. W. Ferel's, POI Main
street,
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Harry llillman, the Eleventh street
!ewelVf, 10 organizing bio second Watch
and Diamond club, This will DO a rare
chance Tor either ladies or gentlemen
Wishing d'Hhb watch o. diamond Oneasy
weekly payments, No. eSTlsVbnth street,
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For 81 50 you can get one dozen flne
Satin.tnish Cabinet Photographs and
ono extra in a fine gilt frame sxlO size,
at Plummers, llSS Main street, Wheel.
Ing Delays are dangerous. Come one,
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The Glades Hotel, Oakland, nd.
For RGnt-A Good Country Residence.
JeTatts ReiflgCratOrs- & Bro.
TO Contractors.
ESr EaiO-TwO Year Old Stallion.
For GlnclnnAtl-Rteame Bonanza.
The d, & G. TO MAGkinec.
Logan Drug Co,-SupplicG for SodA Fountains
Board.
Horse FOR sale.
For Sale or Rent-L. ]. Bayha.
Cntd Of ThIuks-FOurth page.
Why is IT'D. Gundllng 4 CO.-Fourth page.
Easter EOvolties-M. GutmAu & Co.-F0urth
nan
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WARRINGTON, D, O., April ls.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir'
ginia, ialr weather. stationary tompera'