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$4,000 WORTH
SBASOyIBLE DRY GOODS
MUST BE SOLD TO RAIsK MONEY.

We quote few prices:
3!OO0 ysrcs best Spring Prints, 4 cents; short
tenEtks.
1000 yard. beet Lonsdsle Cambria, down to l2x
cents, sold 81 Is
10 cases Of Blesched and Brown Muslins, at 4, s,
rs, and 10 cents.
900 ysrss best l0+ sheetins made, only IN
enfs worth 20.
White aud Colored Lawns, only 10 cents.
Beautiful ColOred Dress Goods, Is cents, worth 50
Large stock Of Black Alpacas, Black Cashrneres,
BLACK Silks, At one half cost of importation.
We have shoot loo yards OF Hamburg Edgins
len, " hich we viii sell at half price.
Now Il the time 70 buy goods, and save % cents on
the dollar, - We must have money.
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STEAMERS. &c.
POTOMAC TRANSFORMATIONS L

MATTANO, Captain VIM. III. Byles, EkAAN
viii be run as follows: Leave Wash
tngton from 9th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for all
Landings far down Eomini returning on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SAfUR r.
DAY M0RNING at o cleck, for all Landings az
far down as MattO1 Creek; returning on SUNDAY.
Freight received daly. For any Information, in
Quire at @. l.. SHEBIFBS Coal Oflces, 11l4 and
326 PeEn.y IL ania avenue.
mar3O tr VIM Fl. KILLNOH. Assnt
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BARGAINS BARGAINSI
BARGAINSI
ENBROIDERIES,
LACEs,
CALdCOES, PERCALEs, LAWNS.
MUST BE SOLD, REGARDLESS OF COST
CONNOLLY'S,
COS Ninth street.
U8u sppozite Patent once.
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rU N A b d LIN e.

NOTICE.
With the vieW Of diminishing the chances of COL
sion the steamers Of this line take specific course
for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York Boston, crossing meridian Of 50 ct g lat, or
nothing to the north Of D.
On the homew ard passage crossing the meridian OF
90 o, q lat, or nothing to thesnorth Of a.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
Il. WOOD, leaves her harf, foot OF
9Th street, three times q week
Tuesdays at 2 O'Clock q m. for Gone
river; Thurdays at O'Clock q. m. for Ourrioman
and Leonardtown; Saturdays at 3 O'Clock 0. m for
Currioman and Leonardtow own.
On and after JIly 10th, will leave Washington for
Piney Point on Tuesdays at = O'Clock, arriving If
piney Point at lock p. M; returning, will leave
the Point Wednesday morning. Fare, round trip,
81 so; single fare, 81
For further Information apply at the Office over
metropolitan Bank, Knox's Express Once, or st the
Oompsny's Wharf, foot of 9th street.
Baggage called for on application at knoxs Ex-
press Office. JOEL BACON, Preat,
B. j. ACCINELLY, Agent.
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ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD.

The steamers OF this Com pany will SAIL eysry Sat
turday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third &c.,
street, hoboken, Rates of passage: From sxLEN
Hayre and Bremen, first cabin, ol0O; second cabin,
s8 gold; stsersse, go currency. For freight OF
passage apply TO OELkIOH6 Co.
mart 6m Bowling Green Wev York
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The steamers Ohm GIBSON and Il. G. KEIGH.
v Ill leave New York at O'Clock D. m. -Aa0k
every Saturday, Georgetown every Mon 1SS&11
day al clock p N: aud Alexandria
every Monday at B O'Clock y. m.
Freights taken at lowest rates. For Information
apply at Office over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street
or to Il p. A. DEHHAn, Agent, Wster street
Georgetown. SAMUEL BACON,
AMI fr Prasiden al
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GREAT

Dolly. Other trains dolly. except Sunday. iel
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ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HAKBOK.

Ana every following W ednesday from New York. "
steamer marked DO not carry storage Passen gers.
eoId. aeoordins 20 socommodatiSn oSst to- ~
BIS gold, additional. Return tSokses on favorabls
terms.
6teerase tickets and from all parts OF Europe as
very low rates. Through bills Of landing given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre, Antwerp and other porta
on the OontiRcnt and for Aediterrenean ports. For
freight and passage apply q the OoupanyS oe1oo,
10. Bowling Green; or both steerHge and cabin,
% OTIS BI01GOW, 0O0 7th streek.
jan1s-ly CHAB. G, FRAHCKkYH, AIepk.
, 1877-05-12
SulclQE.

Epkctd3 Dt1p0seA 10 1At 1fttHHA-
NEW YoRk. Nay li.-Df. John 1Fae6 barton,
Professor ot English Literature In the College Of tho
City Of New York, h&s committed suicide 1t hts
residence Ia Hamburg. j.. By poison. Tho cause
was peculiar. In Tho lattur part OF April
he. with bis colleague, Prof. IN
Of education to undergo N examination In hls
particular branches Of study. For somo reason he
fnucied ilIs examination was disguised attempt
10 semors him from Tho poaElIon he had d1led for
nearly twenty -ave {ears. 80 did sA!a idea prey
upon hin. that he becsmo III, and waa given
4 forthIxhk4 vacation that he might rrcmpcfate
Euutclenl!y bcfJsc tho Committee met i4u failed
10 sp,caS bcfoSu the Committee, however, Ana
nothing mors was heard Of him until yesterday,
when tho college .uthostts. ssts startled "
Prot. nafion WI. born II Laae..tet, n:
year Vt hts agc. Iie belonged ~ ths RsEton famiy
of Philadelphia, Of which Dr.. ha1ton, thn este.
b{atea physteisn. and Dr. Barton. Que Of lde dlss
botanlsts of America, wctt naeubsrs, and VIZ also
closely related 10 Riitenhouss. the American
astronomer: IL Wa sppo!ntsd P;yte,sof .a u tho
highly esteemed tor his learning, and wa offered
the position Of Pruyost Of ths Gn!seslty q Penn.
sylysuEa, but Iecltue4 The honor. 1u 1s19 he re-
ccjy4l the dcrree uf IL. D. from Colnbia College.
EoLrxECs. May II. "A girl namcd Minnie Han.
IIton eoMmlttsd suicide here to-day oy tAkln3 4
de.s 9f s!asns: ltw.s ses thi.d ..::nps q her
LaulsvltiE. Ny, May 1l.-The body Of taeorge
Psfmse. I well lkliown young man of Louls,tllc.
xAa found On the platform Of tho depot. 1t DEoo&s
Station. on the Louisville 4 Nashville Hallway,
&his morning u 2 o'cloek, with two bullets In hls
, 1877-05-12
THEODORE THOMAS.


A Fiaco to Yso Fixed Up for Him on y
Magnificent Hcale.
5psctdl DispdtcA 10 1AS 7fi8nHA
Nxw Yonk, May LATTER yeara Of talk, some.
thing Ia to be done for Theodore Thomas. Tbs
7tns<s says company has bccn formed nndof tue
name OF "Ths Thomas 0aEden. Concert Com.
pany," to establish 4 permanent hall here
snitahtn 70. both summer snd winter con-
ccrts under direction ut Theodore Thomas. The
alta selected IL the block known ~ The IIppodsomo
property which ia easily accessible from Ill paris
of the city. The Company has secured Eefuaal af
long les.e, and propose to dcn,o'ish tho pTeaent
building sud replace It BY m elegant structure OF
Iron md e'sss. The ground door n to b. divided
by publlc thosoughfarss trayelslng It diagonal.
y md later.lly, .nd faced BY rows
the pass.sss of tho Paris boaicyards shc Burlington
arcaJe in Loadon. eto. Tho scntal Of thsse shops
l. 10 30 spilled 10 sne annnal e1ptnacs Of Tho uh
dcstaking. 'rhe muslc.halI and garden will occupy
the wholo upper part Of tho building. ea4 10 %
constructed that they may oe open IN warn.
wcathur. The garden will bu pcTnlancnt feature
Of tie establishment. There will be extsnstsv
walks. hatcoaits, restaurants, dta'ngtoons. etc.
Tho large area covered by tho block ad9,lts VI :
treatment Of these various oblcct1 On niaGnid'
cent scale. Estimates bring thu eoat Of the con
a!ructon OF tho bul1dinss within 500. 900, and thai
aun haa bsen hxrA ~ the amount Of lha capital
stock 0f tho Company.
, 1877-05-12

steamer to tho boas. Coming toward The shore,
tho enrsent netting ronnd projecting hcadfand
WAS fonnd to he vcrY strong. The boat was hofno
on tho breast of hinge bil1ow and dsahcd violently
against the rock. This acreama Of tho women AS
The boat struck we're awtuI 10 hear. All supposed
that the bosts party was lost, but the 'tlo craft
dsEftcd back from the ahore few moments, until
Il was finally nung high and dry from tho ctest of
4 Mavo on the top Of high, broad, And solitary
elf.
iine and sent to tho ship. side. The women weFe
recured, placed in tho bnoy,. anl tafely hauled
ashore By The. sekong'Afmed coast.Ruatd.men.
Other bnasa put on from the steamer After tho
bcaeh-buuy had n,ade several trips. hftd with she
crew and nla1e passengers, and In comparatively
short time Ill had been landed. Tho Captain and
few oficcrA and sear1en remained. With the COM
steamer cleared away, and nn9ther larRc stehn'tp
was observed pssFfng tt0sc u hand. h,ckts were
at once sent % from, the Dakota, warning her OF
the coast, and thus probably avoiding auother dla'
Tho Dakota and cargo ara heavily injured In 1t,.
erpooi and London. Tho shtp f. valued 1t zoo.
oOt].
he vessel tIes In an exposed posltton, with ltst
10 seawan Of forty hyo degrees; there arc thirty
nre feet Of waItr tho tairai and At tho lower
end one.thIfd Df tho deck ID submerged. The tai.
vBgc AHsoctAtton'a agents are At the wreck with
tugs, pumps, anl rear for getting out tho CARGO.
Thcru was ItsssY sta this morning. but laief The
ioxpos, M.y 1.-The Lio,da he. tnte'lIeenee
Dakota, rcpotts that there il no chance Of tavtnR
tue Ehi. fie forefoot Is Gonc the plating ie aup-
potcd to bo badly ripped, aud she IL hllcd With
WAtas.
, 1877-05-12

THE LOST DAKOTA.


Loxpax, Nay ll.--The passengers and crew OF
she steamer Dakota reached LavsEpooaat II midnight.
Thu DakDta got ten pslas out Ut her eou!te. oltheF
through Tho thickness Of tho weather Of aonie ms.
calculation. She wss iu charge Of the Captain, but
had pilot on board cooperating. Tbs error OF
position bad been discovered hcioro tho vessel
struck. and land Va. dlal,uetIy sighted, when the
enginea wsre Eavessea. aud tho vessel stmpy kfil-
I'd Ia upon tho smooth rock, where shs say wish
bcs bow eoaatdsrab1f elesatcd. Ths ga wss tol.
cfably calm II tho slime, 'thsFo was verY little
eommotioa on boatd. The passenger bagga3o
snd the ktts Of lha crew wsra mostly s4ved. The
Captain sud soma Of Tho onacsrs seuala by the
sh1p, but ~ tho wster portion of thu Afsr
Part, tho 4opa Vt saving tho vessel and cargo u not
xEeats
a. eoon IL tho Dakpt8 struck. dlakzess toekets
were hred, sud the coast guard promptly 1eapond-
ed, throwing llno 10 The vessel. Presently boat
vss launched from tho ship; then Tho shsisk4 Of
WOMAN and children were heard. passengess were
hllded down o2s bJ enc from the bow Of The
, 1877-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
DROWNING or GAIT. LYNCH.

Spkcfnt GTfpQ{EA 20 1nt 3F30HHk.
OsnKoaH, Wis. May 1l.-At little after 2
o'clock on Thursday afternoon ono Of our most
popnisrty.r and oldest Of early settlers,
Capt. Lynch. met his death rhila inspecting fe..
cral hundred logs belonging 10 him, which weto
fastened together by means Of traverse poles. Tbs
raft was unusually large one. being 10 feet wtdo
and 200 feel long. When Capt LTnch was Abont 10
step from ono elm log to another, near tho raters
% liz bs9R al s%s tiaea, rafca wa.es ssnk
him In the blue wasers botow. Herr tho man 70.
sned under tho strssm aga log: fHt nns nnsss y ,f
men experienced considerable dinicutty while cum
;nK sn .v tsyDt t hs aefs S TaSs
Iaa,ncss. lle was also stockholder IN she wolf
River Transportation Company, IN add';on to
.ssanSea. .essS IT, ' Tsa ese pc psossut soas. hu
him aro the Brooklyn, .ncmtug. Diamond. afil.
sSs; s cs. G;1ss t 1s.a sS Fl o s% $s. s ts e.
III" ss'st Se,is 3s';sS oo u.s. IS:
4 boat was Under biz construction. Il Tho tl1no q
hls decease. le had been complaining quite !.,ely
Of having severe hsaaaehos. ~; Lynch weighed ~
a!' ss5; SsS :.
II ths Penn Of Penn.yltanls and ~ .;ra!Sass .as
about ILL., death IT, thst when he ri! the tait IL
d not throw p h's hsds md sns1esy ss be t.
ton Of tia nose; and, from this occurrence. hla
death can hardly bo looked upon ~ ont Of suicide
lie always had an apprehension OF t'Brdden
DEATH" llo remarked thEa much to severaI
frtvt1is Ills fear Was that coma day heartd}scase
would take him on. Perhaps 1t did, The
0fsrQufea Took place to day In It, PcterH Church.
Tho edlnce Wha bnl!I " nlF. tyhca ana manJ VI
nc LEX poos neas m n ~ 'nrts o an n nsxs. via
cnstosa osa o. eacx y! mGa. ~. Il "'o
ano cn''o % So nuu.n ~. ..,s., ~ "a" 1en,,ne ,,
THE WAnEsv!tth GALAMttt .,.,, A..
IoT1aTttLE, H.. MeT it.-aiore. ultkI1ns. anu
k'fk, the t9reo meh R!!ea g. inc y naeAvlG s ena.
Me5c nG!ica ~ r. tialt; 1n9 @ 1Hes E1s,o ,xS"sS
ru @ 80 hs;S ~ front ~ H." rhnrch thn fnntrai
nrnrrsaIon forrncd. in the van wefc CUmrauics
Ind Of the Seventh pcpns ylvanis. followed by
frfeaaiinns from thu Ltrht Infantry nd Gowa,
finnrds of this pjacr. lhr John Ennis Pos OF tne
4. a. IL. hrotrht I'm the rear. Abuut i. 600 rcp-
bic followed thc bodies 10 tho grave, over which
military salute was fired. .Thouaands vi people
lined the streets through which tho proccAsion
rAetcd. More waa buried In tho Odd. FeLows
ruu,stery by tl,o Knights Of pythtas aud Odd Eel
lows. COLLECTIONS arc being made for tho widows
aud orphans of tho deceased.
FELL PROM THA1H.
sptefa4 DfspaEa 70 ~ 1f1oaas*
KEoKuK, H., May l1.-.Wtt'tan paalan, baE'
Eagcman on tho Toledo. Peoria 8 WaEtaw Hail.
f1ad4 met with serious " NOT I4AI hceiQeht 4as1
, 1877-05-12

of falling energy that 70 which Tho fA9gcd. .out man
Of bus,ncsa ths brain -fati9ued author. Tho tired
advocate, or tho weary artisan can rcaort with tho
greatest certainty that Il Will rcviso bin orcr-
wrought powers. is 1iottetter's Stomach Bitters,
most genial tonic cordial. ~ wn't ~ benign REM
cdY for dIsordera Ut Tho stomach. liver, bowels,
and urinary organs and means Of crad,cating and
preventing Intermittent and femttent fevcrs. II
not only enrletes The blood and creates new fand
Of energy In tho eystcu. but It has the effect Of cx
pelng Impurities from the life current which be-
get dfaeasc. Tic injurfous influences at abrupt
tranAtlnna Of Temperature. Of an unwhoeson1e
climate and ntuEtons diet, srr countesactcd BY 1t,
Rad 1t promotes digestion, appetite, and sound
pore. Girv 1t trat.
, 1877-05-12

Home Again. Parlurn ITO and III Palmer
House. This Eminent Healer ind Electrician, Or.
nroadbent. can bt conau!ted frum 1O to . daily
FREQ a. aboyc, OIL Paralysis, Liver and Kidney
D,aease.. Nervous Debllfty. Neuralgia. Rhen1na.
tism, Chronic and Acuto Discusses Of every name
ln either ser, BY Manlpnlationa, Laying on Of
t1ands, combined with ElectEu- Therapeutic and
Magnetic Daths. lie detects diseases 1t sight
References given.
, 1877-05-12

Dr. van Dykes Sulphur Soap rnakea tho akin
ian. ennburn. dandsuiI, foughncss sni tedners Of
the skin: neutrnilxca tho odor Of Precipitation; IL
peculiarly adapted to tho nursery. tottct and bath
room. JaAt the thing for cxcursfpnisb tn tho
country ur At tho seaEhorc. Try tt. Prizes, u
cents: boz Of three cakes, 90 cents. Sold bY all
druggists,
, 1877-05-12

hrcast. Hhots were heard frw moments hcforr.
and plRtof was lying nrns A yst II h not known
whether II IA cntc Of murder or suicide.
ttsEfsrstLE, MAY II. ---Thn verdict In the Caro-
ncfa jurJ In the chsc Of George Paenc!e waH that
deceased came "a his death by h[s own hand.
, 1877-05-12

Thc standard quality Of Hurnctt'a Colokne
and Flayoring Extracts have, without sn exception
won for them tho Highest awards for excellence
they have been placed for tho past twenty years;
and, 10 place thu cap.stone upon past honore. tho
tribunal 4: Philadelphia, eo1npnaed OF experienced
judgcs at homo and from abroad. jo!n III the pop.
ulsr verdict, and pronounce them ths bsss Ii !A<
1EoF{I." +"
, 1877-05-12

The owners ofrtlvate and public stables can form
both mtncy. and lorrc. .aesh BY keeping good sup
ply Of Giles ItnEmQht iodine Of Ammonia con.
atantly on hand. and using Il promptly IN all cases
Of hofac tnatadtes. For sale By all dtugRists.
, 1877-05-12
Eleven Miserable Workmcn De-
coyed Within It's Portals
and Destroyed.
Ten More Mang1ed In Ten
Varying Shades Of
Ghast1iuees.
Tho Builder and Superintendent
Miracufousfy Spared to
Face the Public.
The City Of Brussels---Tho Search on
the Sea and the Suspense.
ROCKFORD.
THE UATAHTHOrnB.


po~rronr
ttNA~r = oiNN'
TIE oAIAhTRorHn.
opfe'at Nspdsen 70 INC 1noa"e.
Rocksonns t':' haY 4!.-h pau has 'a.'en over
Shat thse morning was napny community. Inc
"lnntoaso COUNTY eonrt'tlooae. "n,cn In" moen'
lng, ~nea our c,:l"eas commenced tnc'e aa1 'as
bot W. lug pI'ae 81 .heas nsatu' - mn" A"e'o'
hte rum "onuene y! ,,,' s!'Ia"al 'o..nps.G"eJ
On iao pa,. VI 'o.e ous' s"'.u ~,
70 '"s1 4o'cu suea =. ~ ua"a " aa1 ",'u l!'o
1ofoat e1Pee"son " sce.na sten is',tn ~ !.ou"
i1o "eepns -. W. a''nsa.s. 49,. w"
'oa's " ~ s,,,rsa. ,aa,- =. - "aa.ta" rh..,
aess a"s.,,r,-a "'~' ~'''
'A1 VIM :. ,,v,pov.,r,v
..,. 81, -, ,tse ~ '.s ,
10! !'os ,aos ~ ana p.'rv; ~ ."s
sn pa' Iii, n@m., t1.. .".3 ~, .m.s ,sa
lo' p.". ~ o1 "s,ss.,e e.,' "'. .a snu
e..s. .,a.S .,n.. -. ~ ~. 1t.n~T n.w =, r,,c.ro
.a.sa..S ,rh- ..n,..s. r.. -. i,ttI,na ~
-. w." sd's.a ~. -, ~ ~. 70 n 1,t.t.,aso,, ~ ~
.n0 .',, ea."sy 80 ~. - ,o-, ~
m.s ia I,nn % MI srnnd f..,txt;n. o,,d Mss
.os,. honor" nss,x ~, H. s.,aInc lodo.. ~, .ho
s.'.s so",s "s ..st.a H. 49, 49, - - '"'
S"ts 'af'ns ralI IN inc ceremonies.
TIE "ohh rA'"Hhss1I'.
and our eiHzsns nao lnek cause 10 rect rfoaa as
tae' "atenca 'ae maRn'hecns htsnetuso f'se "lh
'npo'.s n s'au - y. 'uu "IutA n.'1,,. :" ',o
eN! ~ .'nt.. ea"na ~ .as oa'a.nk ~ 10
foeiea oc'oro "'htcF eet III III 4a'o. oass oHns 10
Tue aeement "eathof't no contractor 1oi'nd It I'M
possible 10 ram INC contract, ana iho massive
atone eo.nleo "A'en pfeceaeo tae toos was put In
'''' '''' ''''"'
TO-DAY
lat - M1 ~! .su"e "ae uc'ns Pl"Geo ~ inc oo,no
fiht main pavilion. tho orlck-worE bclwccn tho
w" Ill., Ill., 'ae s souo sasv "st' auo s,'e s.to aoe
aaa .,s1 .Mo 'aset'o1 ""ns " ae es'ue'ute eatae
tsunu'ua uo"a "'ta 1c4!u'e etasa s4at "Aa
a@A"D ~ fAA'o"o 14'4No "AA"4i "iA3
DEFIANT
from thn sceao OF tue accident. TuE TRIBUNE
correspondents "as upon tho scene At the moment
hstefs1blo accident happened, ana IL enabled to
s.a fn'l account OF from ocsinnng to end.
Ihat Inc reader may more fulIy understand tho
fsusee which iea 10 Inc 1a II VIII Do necessary to
describe the etfuctnro' ING stylo OF tho building
va french 'enetlhn' OF tae Renaissance tyro.
Il had two partitions and ccntrc dome oseF tho
,o,s about Thirty font above the e,cl Of tho cornce
am. ao@s wa 'Svt M o Inc e
north 'ide and
from Ten to twelve inches !" diameter on tho inner
Nae' ahsse eolumas fesseo nl'oh ot1eK wan
COURTROOM. Tho walls vcso about &hlsty feet
hfsh. and It nnpeass tyerc cutircl Iuadcnuatc tn
ho|d tbo immcnsn wn1rht of the linn nii,sra nn1
~. NV ~. !."s"es y. .ae ~" t'',"'s ~.
spoa tho p1is.. upon the the tor th. i Iron d col.
pmns was d wrought. Iron ajedcr unoa which wns
lid th, vrncrr and brfrt n tha domc n onrc.r.
lhat tho lover b,ick walls wsro
CRUSHED NJ THE WEIGHT OF THE urrzn MA
, 1877-05-12

That 10 what neglected. teeth would say II they
could scmonstratc with their ownera and mArk
this, the teeth cannot perish or becomo black or
yellow II the soxodont In used daily.
, 1877-05-12

Do1and'a Aromatic Hitter Vino at Iron h y
and impaired digestion. Depot, 81 Clark strcet,
, 1877-05-12

JoffeFa' French Cntarrh Cure u the 1,tsi
fcmady known for cataFrh, asthma, hay.fcycr.
Trial free. ul}ce, 70 State street.
, 1877-05-12
J. f.aw.on. eo1oreti. reported dead.


=@----~----
J. taw.on. eotorca. reported dead.
VIZ w"s wo}Rna }hin on x IL scasea. cor
ncr OF tho building fci. raftcr Rivc way, and fell
@ f. ss s.s i sss
hurt,
wounds and cut In h, "a: may recover.
fass: a.,1.,.. =. s..x -. ,,,,..o,
Gieeto DIXON, confusion Of toieh. .n,u..,.
e,o.; % leg viii b spss!ea .oofro~ 's bat
l1ol'cnneeh: ~ man w''ose bSd{} ~. ;tl IN The
-. ,KsCNurAHtE PROVIDENCE.
than, Superintendent, Hatt nstto% WI .ud thfitiins
c.capc froa sicAth They were both on TOP tho domt
oi tic 6,ialng y M ew ,no1'snts before i fe Thoy
once for the west vail Of Tho building, where they
s1ood "hen the hoh'c ~cni dn"n. +
HAD TtiR1 nEES MOMENT LATER .
dnst eleared away, 10th were standing on the WALL
rc was ra!scd !! wa. feared that tho boiler area
sS :S s nf.Gr R Gf te had'nf khs N
wat Immediately upon tho hecno with hosb Ahi
nook 'ann.laauet company. several men "sso
ssseaea ron tss Sr@nn.11e stfaetufe " tac o'7'
RIcilAIpsoN AND LATHAM
efeapcd ffoii' tMh hhiiGcf1Hs oet1oa " tne "a %
d1a aonc M GSnesk m M osasa ~ , ii. ,t
who called Eta1tlcaIiy inr her taps. ana nay dc'
sisted when told that hsf father was tnnsn1arsn;;
i'!l Hnt!Ue news, which was only cruel In lii mis-
taRch kinuaees'
LATER.
RnCKyonr. May 1!-8:3o y. m-The cxcavatofe
haEc jusk taken ont Inc body or tnc co!ofcn man
Warren. mentioned before ~ 'nlssns' lie Was tsf-
TIE INQUEST. -.
The OLD comrt.l!oa'o /: turned iniG nmofGne.
ana tho Etattly nnt !autIaated rcnlasns OF no
!ng tha boaies u very sad, He'st''ns ana if'snas
fT wes saea tn nso IT s
:s s' Sss: 4
ThGt 9So w,is9 9 c fn;Y
e ipasi,s a!s + .ss u sssSss;
9h's a1tcfAooif' nat merely mct lof tac puEPose u
luEHT1F flH0 IHh pEAu:
House. Ehastly monument of man, innnmanit5
- Man.-ae Fehu!k o. esmnha III @ sn,, @
Sa5fq ~; paS s no
taeritco Of lifc. Thc Jnry have ad1onsnsu antl! =
oe!oek to'nofioW tnotninR "nen taSy "cct 'o1
1ostnef anu most thotoueA infess.satloh'
number Of the cicrEynon o. the eity gatnefSsa
tl,le evening anu srffangca for gsnesa! pa6h,'o eh
%sst sae conr;esssisSsl n chaiee on sa.ds3 s,ea
tng This meeting VI! tnkc to place o. Ms asaa. !
laevs, NoodSary, adams. Manasf;iIle, Kst,. a1d
sa ~ Ss se t's o III
no tHuF1nRA'y clfchiatea n ing Guy anu paeeo III
chhfgc Of fesponsio!o Hcllei Comn.tsec'
rIrE, TIE HEAD cAhrkNIEh,
"H04G son NA8 EElHeHE1 10 1E4tH III EulHS3 DAk
, 1877-05-12

Keep sells tho best and cheapest shirts In
quality. 81. 60 per dox., six for 7oc lib Madison
, 1877-05-12

1sest yaluo In Trencl. ChalnpaKnes.
Sold by M. G: Mcdonald d Co.. Chicago.
Louis Dusnn'a Kxtra aUFy............315 per case,
, 1877-05-12
CITY or BRUSSELS.
the ExcIrEMEAT IN MONTREAL

6pzC1d& UTtpQk*CA 10 4H3 3TSo&Ht,
MoNTnxAt, May 1t.-TheEc Mas great rejoicing
hero thla afternoon upon sccoIptof telegram from
New York announcing tho safe arrival Of tho
steamship Cfty Of Isusscls. and when = subsequent
d!spatcl contradIc.Eng tho same Wa received, tho
rcyalsIon OF feeling among tho friends Of tho pi'
gru,s was terrible. Praycra being ot1erod this
evening in Catholic churches for tho safety Of Tho
pigEMs, and In tho skEcets nothing elso IL talked
Of. The opinion of experienced Captains aud sail.
orr In this city IL that tho nEsstng steamer 10 sl
abosr water, and IL making her way to port with
drsanged machinery. Tho present year lsas been
remarkable for tho abacncc Of leo at!ds, aud It 10
not likely shat sbs has colidcl With an !cabesg. II
her machinery had become dcranged, thu poss[h!!.
ity WA that she would take from twonty 10 twenty
six days H. roach por. Tho manager of Tho A!ian
Line slated thut Il of hu ships vas out nineteen
days 10 would not manifest any uuessincsS about
her.
WILLIAM JNNAN,
Specfal N&paseA 10 1ns 7ttaun&
oxaMA. Neb.. May M.--Wtillam lnman. Of Liv.
ffonl The East thls nlaening. and loft for Chicago
tht4 attrrnuun. lfo Expressed no serious feaEs for
llau over. city Of Hfu..cla, sho may hare run
uut Of coal Or hid kune Of her machinery disabled.
rwu hundred thousand tlollara were secrn!ly apcnt
to putting rev engines into This vessel aud making
ttaer and si,u il considered BY hul
a. una Of tho beat vessels VI The fn1aaa Lac.
SEARCHING TIE SEAS.
LoMpoN, Aay il.-1hs agents for tho steamer
City Of NEuk.sl. haVe seat the Powefiu! tus chal-
lcuKeF IN search fuF her,