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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03
CHICAGO IS ROTTEN ALSO.

The Post Makes some Sensational Dis
closures-aOw Fines Are Remitted.
CHICAGO, January 2.-The Evening
Post to-day makes an expose OF the
Chicago Justice Court methods, pub.
fishes figures showing that out OF S3S,
600 imposed in fines Ia October aud No
vember, only S6, 600 were collected, the
other So. 600 having been suspended
through various influences. The Post
publishes aflidavits showing that many
OF the "5ajl sharks" offer 10 pay prison
ers' fines, aud after taxing mortgages
on personal property aud charging
heavy interest aud commissions, nave
the fines staued, thus receiving large
sums OF money without the outlay OF
dollar. Ii is intimated that many
prominent city officials will De inpli-
Gated II an Investigation follows.
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DO NOT BsLIgVs Hg WAS LYNCHED.

Officers From O'Ne,I. Nebraska, DO Not
Thins ID fAulter scott was Put Out OF
tho Way.
Sioux CITY, IA, January 2.-O1icers
from WE'LL, Neb., were here looking
for Bartlett Scott, the embezzling cOun-
y treasurer, supposed TO have been
captured aud lyuched by a mob on Mon
day. They say that tney have no faith
ia the lynching story. Scott was con-
yicted and sentenced TO five years 10
prison. He was out under heavy bonds
aud 10 is their theory that his abductors
were his friends. They think JOB was
put up 10 get him out OF this country
and at toe same time make II appear
that he was lyncbed so "a 10 ralieve his
0ondsmen. At last reports no trace Of
him had been found, although the en-
tire country around O'Neill has been
secured for the past few days.
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A DOG FIenT
Between Two Wheeling CANNES Early
This Morning.

Between Two Wheeling CANNES Early
This Morning.
II has been some years since there
was a match dog fight in Wheeling. and
the sporting fraternity was therefore
much excited, last night, when 1t be-
came known that two well known
CANNES had been matched to fight for
$50 side. The fear OF police
interference necessitated the exercise
of caution, and not more than half a
hundred got the Tip" About half past
two o'clock this morning, number OF
men assem- bled, and dividing into small
perties made their way TO well known
spot over the river. where the fight was
TO take place.
1t was three o'clock before all the
preliminaries had been arranged, and
the dogs were pitted against each other.
Both belong to this city, and are owned
by Smith and Sullivan. Smiths dog
was slightly heavier than
his antagonist. Both were fox
terriers. The animals fought for
about half an hour, when the referee
gave mis- decision in favor OF smith.
This caused quite kick, which was
still 10 progress when the reporter lett
the scene. The fight was said by the
knowing ones, to have been one OF best
ever seen in this section OF the country
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IVES ACCEPTS % OFFER.
He VIII Gil Points in 5000
Pc ~ $4,000 side.

lie VIII Gir POINTS IN a 5000
Pc - $4,000 a side.
Cr uary Frank c. Ives
got IA sIty last night from Grand
Rapids ne champions first move was
his acceptance OF the offer of Vignaux
TO play a match game at fourteen-lnch
balk line billiards for $40, 900 side.
"My original proposition was 10 give
odds in the side wager" said the Nspo-
leon. What said was that would
play VignanX match and bet him
Sc. 600 to 1000 that beat him. He
evidently misunderstood it aud imagines
that offered to play him 5000 points
TO 5000. Since, however, the thing
has gone as far as it has, | will accept
the proposition aud will give him
block of 1000 as starter in 5000
point game"
"Will the side wager OF So 900 suit
you?" was asked
Yes, that is quite satisfactory.
understand that Mr.. Vignaux's money
is already up. II this is so we will post
ours
Either Chicago our New York will
suit me. The game, however, must be
played the last week In February or the
irst week In March"
THE RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, January 2.-Twenty-
second day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Rain aud warm Track
heavy; attendance fair. First, five and
half furlongs, Van Brunt, 1:l319.
Second, mile, DIR. Park; 1852. Third,
six furlougs, Old Dominion, 1;19%
Fourth, handicap. SIX ana half fur
longs, Wahatchle, 1:2S15 Fifth, seven
and half furlongs, Jim Henry, 1:439I
Following are the entries at New Or
leans for January 8: First, selling, 5
furlOngs, Queens LSnte 6, Princess
Rose. Caramia, Maggie Harris 90,
BoOthroyd 9S. Mary Talbert 80, Sidlan
Shelby, Boston l, Brevity, Mabel Il. 2,
Waller Talbert 4. Pomegranate 5, Feed
man. Frances HenaeSSey Z, LulIe NJ. s.
Second, selling, mile, Hattie Cant,
Brakeman |. Foot Runner. Henry 0ws-
icy. Topgsllant3 Adjuster (, Fidel 10, SIX
Burrells, Billet 9, Grey Duke -. Third
handicap, furlongs, David Rssper
l6, Trixie, Red Top :, Festival, Ten
Pisa 9, Maquou T. Fourth, selling, six
furIongs, Adah l., Hundred, Little
Miss 2, Miss Perkins, Guilty 3, Miss
Mamie 6, Loften Jr, Dearest :, Boby
Bill 8, Luke Parks, TrampS. jim 7. IL.
Fifth, selling, six furlongS, Belle Stout,
Belle B, Hundred, Ludlow, Prucolet 2,
Artless, VancIuse 8, John p Legrand,
lncommode, Denver 3, Kindora, Silver
Prince. Guard :, Sam Farmer S.
LONDON, January 2.-The Sporting
Life says that it is quite probable thai
there will be big contest this summer
between Oxford, Cambridge, Yale and
Harvard The Sporting Life says
The Yankee New York Athletic Ciubl
challenge TO the London Athletic Club
is sportsmanlike in the extreme, show
ing plainly that real business and busi-
ness only ls meant"
SOUTH BEND, IND, Janury Ed
ward Powers, champion cclored light
weight pugilist, of Michigan, has been
sentenced TO three years in prison for
larceny.
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FED TO The BEARS

The Parents of - Dead baby Tear It to
Plsco.-A Dangerous Lot of TramPs.
BRAZIL, IND, January 2. "A band Of
vagrants, camping east OF this city, are
creating considerable uneasiuesS among
the farmers and the whole community.
Ii was reDorte to the police mere to-day
that child died the other day and that
It's parents tore the body TO pieces and
fed the fragments 10 the bears they
have with them. Their theits were so
numerous in Putnam county that they
were driven 20 this county by band OF
farmers. armed with shot-guns, and it
is the intention TO treat them at this
place 10 a similar manner.
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-' Regular Monthly statement OF the
','e Gebt ana Funds m Band.


''-l.ar Monthly statement OF the
'.'.e Heht sna Funds iu Bsnd
'%-..>,roN, ID. c., January The
statement oi the public debt.
t1e Treasury Department
.r.-'ws tGat on December 81, 1894,
s.... -eut, less cash in the treas
amounted 90 S9IO.9O3, ,635, an iu-
.a- t-e month OF S3l,32O. .7T5.
IS recapituiati0n Of
-eaE interest-bearing debt
..'-aH. Increase during the month
...., debt oD which interest has
since maturity Sl,S25, 500, de-
-'' during the mouth Sl,l30; debt
-- DO interest S3S3.247.345, in
during -be month Sl26. $50; total
t315,319. of which $500, 134,-
GER lcates aud treasury notes
'i ~n equal amount of cash in the
-.,.ry.
tos cash 90 she treasury is classified
.vs.
'.l SL536o6 354; silver S5O4, 035, $50;
.-- >i--.9l4,159 General account
-TsinS Ulcers balances, etc, SIC
10 Flta. S-s2, 754, ,2S9, against
co there are Iemaud liabilities
-1tog 20 S639 4l6. 7O9. leaving a
auce OF 53,331,579. OF which
i5 is gold reserve. Advices re-
'.t ..-day from the New York Sub
-'9'S states that Sl,50O, 900 in gold
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TO SEE A WRECK.
Two Boys Pile Railroad les on the Cotton
Belt Track Near Camden, Arkansas.
Discovered in Time.

CAMDEN, ARK, January 2.-Folow-
ing close on the attempt TO rob the Cot
tonbelt express Monday night, last
night an attempt was made to catch the
sOuth-bound train which passed that
place Just after dark. a Half
dozen cross ties were placed on
the track, but luckily were discov-
cred in time to flag the train. Two
negroes, boys l9 aud l6 years old, have
been arrested and have confessed. They
say they wanted TO see a train wrecked.
Fully hstY mounted men are in the
country surrounding here 10 search Of
The miscreants who attempted TO rob
the train on Monday night.
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CONFESSED THE MURDER.
Noble Shepard Admits That he KILLED
Thomas morton-The Woman COrrobO-


Thomas morton--The Woman COrrobO-
rates It.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, January 2.-Noble
Shepard to-day confessed in detail the
murder Of Thomas Morton and the fatal
assaulting Of Lizzie Leahy, Morton's
paramour His statements heretofore
have denied responsibility for the In
juries TO the woman, who is now dying
at the city hospital. Shepard now
states that he found Morton in a
compromising position with the
woman and shot him. In re-
turn Shepard knocked him down with a
hammer. The woman tried to prevent
this and for so doing was herself beaten
until her skull was fractured in dozen
places. Going away Shepard was irre-
siStibly drawn back, and Morton, who
had revived, shot him again. Shepard
again beat Morton into insensibility
and buried him, the physicians say, be-
fore lie was extinct. The Leahy
woman, in a rational moment to-day,
stated that the confession was correct.
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clean on the sidewalk.

TRENTON, n. j., January 2-Colonel
Washington A. RoebIink, OF the firm OF
John A. Roebling's Sons Company, who
built the Brooklyn bridge, wns to-day
served with a warrant on complaint OF
Police Officer Charles II. Schenk,
charged with violating city ordi-
nance, compelling the cleaning OF snow
of payements within six hours after
suew had ceased falling. The ordinance
has been practically dead letter, and
this arrest is made as test case, pre-
paratOry 70 its general enforcement.
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Win. Merchants suioIde.

SAN FEANCIsCO, January 2. 2.-Charles
Kohler head of the Srm of Kohler IL
Frohiug, leading wholesale wine mer-
chants Of this city, committed suicide
al toe Hamilsm baths this morning
n had been drinkS,g to such an extent
that few days ago ne was deprived OF
the right TO issue checks on behalf OF
the firm. This preyed upon his mind so
that he ended mis- life. About a month
ago Kohler atlem Oted to commit sui
eide 0y the same drug 10 the same
place. He placed the morphine in a
quart Of whisky which he drank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03
AT homestead
The Men Employed on the Carnegie 49,
Inch Mil Quit WOrk-A Man Who
Earned Thirty Cents Yesterday.

HOMESTEAD, PA, January 2.-There
has been much dissatisfaction over the
cut Of wages in the mills and tonight
the trouble is said to have ended
in a strike at the 119.inch mill. One
OF the men at the end OF
turn at late hour tonight
found that under the new scale he had
earned just thirty cents for the turn.
He told his fellow workers, and all Of
them, 20, are SAID to have wslked out
of the works. Everything is quiet so
far. and no trouble is feared.
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40 OFFICERS REPORTED KILLED
In Battle with Supposed Traia Rob


In Battle with supposed Trsia Rob
bers IN Misslssppi
/ MACON. Miss, January 1.-Two men
suspected OF being the robbers who held
up a passenger train az York, Ala,
two days ago, boarded the Mobile and
OHIO train No. 8, north bound, at Scoba,
N Mss., this morning.
The operator telegraphed 10 Macon,
and officers met the train.
An attempt was made to arrest the
men, who resisted, and desperate bat
t.e followed. the robbers retreatiug un-
der a running fire from the guns of the
officers. They escaped, but posse Is
90 pursuit and capture is deemed GER
tain. Two officers are reported killed.
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She was Not His Wife.

SAN FRANCISCG, January 2.-The
Supreme Court to-day rendered de-
c.sion affirming the judgment OF the
lower court. which decided that Alice
Edith Dickinson was not the wife OF
the late Thomas n Blythe. Blythe
left an estate valued at $4,000, 900 TO an
illegitimate daughter. Miss Dickinson,
who lived with Blythe, alleged that
Blythe had married her by contract and
claimed 4 share Of the estate.
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,,,. r,o,,rIc Licht an tho voIc..

It's said that since the introd ductinn
Of the new light, public performers are
able 60 preserve their voices In better
condition, and are fifty per cent more
os in good voice. They are cooler, do
cooler, do not perspire, and are not
husky while singing or acting. The
atmosphere is much alike. and the even
temperature OF the whole building has
greatly diminished III risk OF taking
cold. Their throats are not psSched,
ard their voices not injured 40 much,
in com parlson. as in heusss where gas
light Is used.
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The sus Asain.s .ase and Gould.

NEW YORK, January Col. E. c.
James was before Justice Patterson, Of
the supreme Court to-day In the action
brought by the Soldiers Orphans Home
of 81. Louis against the executors OF
the late Jay Gould and Russell Sage
to recover the Sl1,00O,0oO of bonds OF
the Kansas Pacific railroad, which, it is
claimed, Gould and Sage, as reorgani-
zation committee bad appropriated to
their own use.
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INC str1ker, are sam out.

PITTSBURG, January 2.-There were
no developments to-day in the strike Of
the six hundred furnacemen at the
Edgar Thomson steel works at Brad
dock. No trouble has occurred, but
while the strike continues the finishing
department must remain idle. No
effort is being made by the company to
effects settlement or bring in new men.
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ELIZA LOAGWORTH FLAGG.
Peculiar Case in q Cincinnati Court,
and Sensational Evidence.

CINCINNATI. January 2. The Long
worth family is the wealthiest in Gin
cinnati. John w. Flora last month,
claiming to be the natural son of Eliza
Longworth Flagg. sued the trustees
OF the estate of Nicholas Long
worth for his share. To-day there
was sensation created in court by the
defense filing eight depositions from
old women testifying to the chastity Of
Eliza. The Youngest Of these witnesses
is now eighty and .he oldest ninety
four The court refused to give out
the names of those making the deposit
tions or to allow access to them. 1t is
reported that settlement will be made.
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IntantlIe Em otionI.

Professor Drummond has made
careful study of the emotional states a
little child. He says fear is percepti-
manifest in little child three weeks
old When it is seven weeks old the
social affections dawn. AT twelve
weeks energies jealousy. with It's COM
panion, anger. sympathy appears after
6ve months. Pride, resentment, love
of ornament, af;er eight. Shame
remorse snd sense OF the ludicrous after
6fteep months. These dates merely
REPRESENT stages in an Infinitely gentle
mental ascent. which are nevertheless
so marked that they can be used IS
landmarks in psychogenesis.
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The FAMILY IS BROKEN UP.

A Jealous Husband a,,d an Attentive
Cousin the Cau5s of 1t All.
EAsToN, PA, January 2.-Wm. Beb-
bier, one of the Bloomsbury, n. j.,
duelists, went TO Belvldere, the county
seat of Warren, to-day, to appear be-
fore the grand jury. He has entered
complaint against Dr. Riegel for at
tempting TO kill him, and says he shot
10 self defense, after RieRel had pulled
his pistol. Mrs. RlegeI expects to move
her belongings to her fathers house,
and the Doctor will give up the house
he rents.
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BOWLING MATTERS.
First Games OF the Second Series Played
Last Night.


The first games Of the second series
In the Wheeling Bowling League were
played last night on Seiberts alleys,
between the Columbias and Proyidents'
each club taking one game. The hrss
game was well played and the resuiS
very close. The scores:
Provident-Walden las, Fisher l4H'
Wills $50. McCarter l30, Cloger lJo'
jenkins 100; total s33.
olumbia-Bishop l48, Amick lfh
II. Weiegerber 1O5, BraDdfass llO,
Boad wing lat, j. Weisgerber AZ; total
s29.
rovident-Walden 1876, Fisher llV'
Wills 126. McCarter 1O6, Cloger ~
jenkins 139-total 73S.
Columbia-Bishop ls2, Amlck loy'
II. WeisgeIber 1O3, Brundfass lIi' .;
weisgerber 102, BoadwIng l56-to'S'
7s6. ,,
Tonight the Phoenix and South olos
teams will meet at Mozart PARK anu
the Lotus aud Nameless teams al oe'-
berts.
The Board OF Managers OF the "heel-
Ing Bowling League will hold meet
ing tonight, to take action on tne is-
organiza:ion of the La Belle teaui'
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THE RELIGION
Of Officers Presented For Promotion is a
Matter which the Gar Declares Does
Not Concern Him-.A Very Significant
Action.

LONDON. January "A dispatch
the Chronicle from Moscow states that
the Car, in revising the list OF officers
for promotion, which list gives the age
religion. etc, OF the officers, struck his
pen through the column marked relig-
ion. declaring that that.was question
that did not concern him.
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TRUE BILL AGAINST MOWBRAY.

The English Anarchist viii Still Further
Feel this DiSaevan ages of Being an An
archIst
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. 2.-The
grand jury to-day found true bill Of
indictment against Charles w. Now
bray, the English Anarchist, charging
him with making seditous speech.
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rardons for peserters.

RIO JANEIRo, January President
Moracs was present at the official re-
ceptions yesterday, after whith be an-
nounced that amnesty would be grant
ed to the soldiers, sailors and police
convicted of desertion during and after
the recent war. The action mas pro-
duced favorable impression.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03

...NHU,, o., January 2-Tbe State
-.-s -ai Labor Assembly TO day
- resolution asking Congress 20
,.- power Of United States
,t' matier of issuing blanket
...N by vote OF Is to 49,
...t Cleveland Is asked TO issue
bonds ia denominations Of one,
.' and reo dollars, bearing one
-.-- I-lersst.
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Cleveland and Pltt.Durs stockholders.

CLEVELAND, o., January AT the
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad
here to-day, all OF the old directors
and officers were reappointed. The
total receipts for the past year were
81, 349, 01S 30 and disbursements Sl,34S,-
S90.57. The disbursements cover divi-
dends, interest on bonds, etc. The OBJ
legations of the lessee (the Pennsylvania
Company have been faithfully per-
formed, and all payments required
under the provisions of the lease have
been promptly met.
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WANTED TO SEE THE VIRGIN MARY
DeIuded Peasants TO the Number of Six
Thousand Gather TO see the Apparition.

Thousand Gather TO see the Apparition.
PRAGUE. BOHEMIA, January "A
report which was spread among the
peasantry OF the neighboon Of Branan,
TO the effect that the Virgin Mary had
appeared In neighboring wood,
caused 5000 persons to assemble
in the hope Of witnessing the
apparltion. The local authorities,
fearing disturbance, ordered the
crowds to dsperse, and when they re-
fused to do so. the gendarmes charged
and wounded two of the peasants. Re-
Inducements OF gendarmes mad to be
summoned from several precincts be-
fore the authorities succeeded In dis
persing the crowds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03

Mrs. James Riddle, Jr., was struck
In the eye with snow ball. "hiie pass
ing the Central glass factory, yesterday
evening. The injury is serious one.
The police have determined 10 STOP
this dangerous habit, and hereafter any
boys ind ulging in it will be placed un-
der arrest
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MONEY TO ASSIST DEBs
In His Appeal to the Supreme Court,
Voted by the American Federation.

New YORK, January 2.-The newly
elected Executive Council OF the Amer
lean Federation of Labor met In secret
session to-day. twas decided to make
the headquarters OF the association at
Indianapolis within two weeks. Finan-
cial assistance was voted TO Eugene V.
Debs in the appeal OF his case to the
Supreme Court. A general appeal will
be issued for financial aid for the same
purpose. Financial assistance was also
voted for the striking unions in Taze-
we'll county, Illinois, 10 aid them In
their efforts for new trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03
COL. BRRUKINRIDGE

Lectures to an Audience of Seven Hum
drsd People. IDoIuding Nine Women.
4 Brilla It Reception.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, January Col.
w. G. 2. Breckenridge lectured at the
Auditorium tonight TO seven hundred
people, nine Of whom were wo men.
The reception at Mrs. j. II. Rhees' to
the Kentuckian was magnificent
affair.
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go nnmn on the Blby.

WALLACE, IDAHO, January 2.-The
firemens ball at Burke was broken up
by a sad fatality. Mrs. John BresnA-
han had left her eleyen-months-old girl
asleep in the carriage in the dressing
room. During her absence some lady.
whose is not given, sat down on the
child and killed IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03
PIrrsBURG coal OPERATORS
Meet and Discuss the Mining situation
The Lowest Rate Must Prevail.

PrrTsBURG, January IA meeting Of
the coal operators OF this district was
held here to-day to discuss the mining
situation. No action was taken
regarding the mining rates, but reso-
luton was passed declaring that
those present were ready at any time
to meet those respOnsio bic for the break
ing OF the Colum bus agree ment, for the
purpose OF resdjusting the price. IL
was declared that until such a meeting
was helu the lowest price paid at com
netting mines must be the ruling rate
for the district.
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AGAINST rnE wEsTEKN UNION.

A Lineman, VINO Was Horribly IDjured
while at Work, Gets $4,000 Dam
ages.
NEWARK, n. j., January 2.-Robert
McMulen has been accredited $4,000
damages against the Western Union
Telegraph Company for injuries re-
ceived while working for the company
as lneman. In making some repairs,
McMullen grasped live wire and was
horribly burned. He fell face down
ward among the wires. He hung sus-
pended there. He lost an eye and his
back was burned to the bone. His
hands were badly burned and his brain
was partially paralyzed. The current
came from electric wires which were
strung on the same poles as the tele-
graph company's wires.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. c., January sLrcr rs
West Virginia: Rain or snow "inoS os-
coming northerly. ..,;a. Srov,
For Western Pennsylvania: 3no"'
southerly, shifting 10 northeriy "ihuS'
For OHIO: Fair; westerly "Inas'
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was Withdrawn to-day for export, which
with the $500. 600 Withdrawn last Satur-
day, leaves the true amount Of the gold
reserve to-day $50, 9G4, AS.