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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-14
NJ. C0HE,


Who offers entire New Stock which has arrived within the
| last five days at the following prices:
IA yards No. l beached muslin ST. 90
IL yards dress goods l 90
yards latest style large plaid Bingham. COL
yards all linen tabecloth O0
dozen all linen napkins l co.
7 yards genuine mummy l 90
5 yards latest fancy satin.. 90
yards Lonsdale cambria 90
Turkish towels l 0O
10 yards chevot l OOI
SO ladies' cloaks and dolmas SO thedoa
pair ladies' French rib hose cooed. 90
Users all linen.... DOL
Ladies' corsets, white and colored sol
Ladies hoop skirts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sol
Ladies' summer skirts sol
500 Japan parasols, EACH Isl
800 ladies' straw hats, each rs
Bordered lawn, all shades per yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2|
Black satin, good quality, per yard. IS
And all other goods proportion this stock be
price to give chance to enlarge by Fall
REMEMBER THE PLACE!
ORIGINAL ONE PRICE DRY GOODS STORE. /
soa M. COIN.
, 1881-06-11
CASUALTIES.
a TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

;, "A EEtltllI1IE EAF1.oSIOSs =
PoTrsylr.tE, Pa., Jine 1o.-A terrible boil
or explosion occllrrett. ut llonn .toaY At At.
klns u Dros.' Flsl,back l,oltlng-A[lIf. Eight
or ten work,ucn were badly scalsled; at least
three will die.
:. Daniel Moran was found near. his fur.
1'ace, tarribly scaltcd. james 0Ncili vas
scaldod, about tho hands, face, anil head.
Louis lfankonhorn was badly scaklctl, Rnt
otherwise hurt nb0ut thu neck and Dnly:
Jeremiah Keeil was severely scallet! about
I.ouisl,oreer, mid others, to tlie nn,nber 81
twelys, wuro also badly 8ealded anil otler-
wise hurt by flying missiles. The explosioh
oruatcd Intense excitement. and tlle MILL wal
at,ou tlir0nKed witt, anxious families Of eI1e
plOyGS. The explosion was caused by leak.
nEe. Ortters wore, given yesterday 10 draw
tic firoy that tho boiler might be repaired,
but tho orders were tlfareyaHieu.
, 1881-06-11

. 14HAYxktA. NHlhf Atts
--QrFtGE Or rl1F CrttEE St0S.A1. OFrlcEn
MAsnlsqroX. y. g, 'lune III y. nu.zlpal.
wariucr fuir Weatller, exsept tiic Veil s por-
lion. Ioral ruins, winds mostly soutlieastcrly
stationary Or falhle ljprdoulqter. .,,.. =.
FIR tho I.i,wer Lake llWE1ofi, WdrliGr fatr
weather, winds mostly :froM northwest to
southeast, nul fnllt,lK barull,eter......, !. T.,
For tl.o UpVGr Lake rgRIoli, warinar fair
weather, followed by increasing clolltlfllcss,
possibly by hral rililla, variable winds, nt6ss-
ly.snntlcas.erty, Md lower barhneter.
For the Upper Mississippi md Lower Mis-
souH Valleys. warmer md pnrtly cloudy
weather, With loenl ratus, winds 1nustly
so,ltiep'y, md stationary or ldli4ng lmrouietcr
Thu Chief Signal utllcur furnishes tic fol-
lowing special:l,ullcti1: r.
"a ilvrthcastsrly gale hay prevailed OH
ths amtiy sSss SSM fs Tfnsfa fspero s M'S ns Hitler As Il
New England and lilo Middle e,s.ates,whem.H It
Averages 10 degrees Delqw tl.e .n,eal,:i fur tho
,noI,tl,. S9.ltllariy wi'hls prevail west Of tlle
anil tiuIf Stntes. :Generall ,rains :llaye fn!tr!i
iii tllu Middle. States alltl New England.
Tho heavy ratfs all,ng tho ehast MIRO REPORTED
y M lieI!ss; - ]. !!ostoa 4'a'; Block Island o7;
oyeuiuy rop,rts Iia OHIO River scvo1. feet
aiu ono Inch above tlle tlat,ger lne aud rls-
INC Ut the ratu Of 'twn incIe3 per hour. 1T
Alleaheny .Ctty. submerged. The rnin l,as
cellsetl IN tlint rrgtHf. -
:l'utrWehtller isintllcated for A,tnlay iii the
Atlantic Status aliu ,neeasl0nn rnin: III the
LuliN region. Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley.
Tho Ohio River Will rfsG.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS. 'a'"s
+.~.r ..-~ CHtCAnD' juno -39.-1nt} n r. NJ
, 1881-06-11
nRlI1laRY.
OU4sVHnts =. =,
Special Qtpatth 10 TIN EAtfaQa Tffhudf.

DpFEtas UVpdsE5 70 Tia ,CAlfa9o 1Flbu3f.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, juno 10.-A Gey1uan
named Robert l.eeper died very suddenly
alUut II o'clock Inst night. lie was affected
with tie asthnnl. antd, wllle kotng down to
the drugstore with Ais brother ut that time,
he suddenly. FILL duwu Oh tlla pavement In
front of tho First National liallk, weru llu
!af IN t!lo aKun!es Ut DEATH for about half.illl
hour till llc expired.
, 1881-06-11

two ays. The Fort Wnync md PENNSYLVANIA
nrc still Il, Ronl shape with trnll,s running Il
littte,be!tlnd time. At novl to-day tlsnrr was
twenty feet OF water nr this .,nilt. With lmtll
rivers rising Mt tlm Lcadwatcrs nlml tie Gr,s-
pert nf having ten gcet ,nurr. S!m,l]h Ills t,t.
truc 1t will he rs Errat NJ tic flood Of l%t,
WHEN TIL. river reached thtrty.fyn feel, tho
highest on rcrprti. TN the Allegheny River
alnarly.1, 900 fApt Of lumber, e4tfMMtel at
St60,tDU, luis hre,l swept aSltS. M great
damage has. resulted oi, tho Aoltongnl,el,i,
coal nun fortunately, getting their crafts
nearly Out before tho rfsu arrived.
, 1881-06-11

Llrr1.E Rock, Ark, June l0.-The most
destructive raln-stornl for years visited this
city Inst night about II o'clock. From that
hour until ln ule morning tla rain poured
down ip torrents, lioodng tho cellars and
lower apors lu tho principal part Of tho city.
city, bhrst It's houlNls, ihtliclIlg great ttalll-
aEe. The rain WAS accnmlMNletl by q sewers
wln4t (which blew down. trees, outllonses,
and GHce4. Tho damage will amount u sew
eral Thousand dollars.
, 1881-06-11

Sptetal Di.pateh to 7nt Chteqaa Trtbans
GIuGosr1r.rE, IT.. Juno lo.-sfr. George
Harrington, n farmer living within few
miles Of this plaee, says TINT during The rnIn-
storm Of the It'll 1,a'stollcs' fell On ltsfartn
which looked like lolclcs, .buln9 about tllres
inches lin length, and sonte of. them. will,
branches. II con,lnon with .others, your cor
llnllstohcs to lake. There II no question ns
to Mr.. 1iarringtoll's accuracy md vuracity.
, 1881-06-11
..DR0WEEnt

spseiat Dhpateh to TIA catsaao 7f1'u"*
ELKMAnT; In.l.. Juno lo.-WltIle ts,'lle ~ ~
ford tho ST. IQo HIyer ut tho foot u aeeoh4
street, this city, to-day, Qnl!ty Cn'et, ~! ":
Alexantlrta, Ind.. IN employ, hf Ha.l nn,.a .nn,
b,trgll's ctcls, was tllr,wn from li,s nus's
md iltowna.l.. lie WIS ting only altpp9is IL
mother and elk children. Thu bods h'A' AS'
been recovered yet.
, 1881-06-11
UNDER THE WHEELS.

yRpteta| pt,pqfeh 70: 1h< c'hftdao 1fttHnt.
,:LArAYE1-rH, Ind, Junc 1o,-l.ass esanlRe
Edward Vlscller, swltchnlan ut tto J''Ele"
tIon lu;tha,employ Of tho Wabash. 81. Louis
4 I'ucitie llailroa.l, was knocked down aud
pushed over the. track. .lacerattne his Sc Siaa
and thigh drcadfully aud inttictin: possibly
-. ap<esai Danateh to 7ns Chtsaeo Trloua.
DAyESroIsT, lu., June .lu.-Cl!list Ant!elN
son, stoneElas0ll OF this city, Wl!in Grtlssslg
tho rlllrnnd ynr4 In llock ls!anl tbs e'eii. i.
luz, was struck by MI engine and killed. lie
Wns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MID pieces "nie XII.
tAllc9,
, 1881-06-11
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

. EpfflaI UNpa1fh y 4hs Ch3td9o JFltNHe4 d
STKEATolE ILL.,, Juno 10.-Tl.o Merchants
Employees Unfon Ut tlIis place have pub
llsllci request to the merchants asking
them to c1os9 their ptnccs ut business ut 4
T. III. s!,arp; except on Saturday nlght, pay
nights OF tile prlnc!m! coal companies, and
tile night following the same, a.el.lsayo nAtlo
arrangements 10 riag the tlre.bellss At &
O'Clock, h,at nll .ll,ay,, be III etmc, ..I'hcro
sBc!nz tn bu ltto opposltIoM to tl,eir rcslllest,
aInl no ttnubt It will ha compiled with until
the 9Qtll Ut September, rs they nak.
, 1881-06-11
CATHOLIC sEAMEN,-

4 8pfsfa1 Dl1pasth 70 Ths Chicago Irthuns.
I1AIlRaN, June s10.-!Tlle. Archbishop Of
Halfax hal oil iEteryiew Will. tho ,Earl ,of
Nurthhr0ok, First Lord OF tho Admiralty,
with ylew to obtaining for Catholic ssa.Ilell
n'. boarl; lor. MaJesty''s sh!ps-ofrwar. at Hall
hnce 10 their spiritual lll,tics. ,'.rito First
Lord 1rplMtsett t0 cQIlslder THU application,
a!!tl Hisggeste!! stnteInent ih writings 0f tho
alleged grievance; which statement will DO
cent. s...
, 1881-06-11

LAriAsErTH, 1n4.,. juno. lo.-Tha shoe
nlakef4 III the. e!nplqy. :ot lousteek u
sa!pAy s l i,sys Returned s9 t'elr lasts and arc
difference arosa over the taet tllat tho ilrnl
'4sslse'l y rpductlon OF. a. septs q ,es.sse OIL
=, stosss' wll!e sbe t,!e!. thought Isege should
MpwnEl tendency tif provisions, 9TH: fter
consultation, the tirni consented to 1etatn tie
old prices, unit ula maIl withdrew tlio request
for tMcrcAsc, Ahu went to work.
, 1881-06-11
s+ts,. ~
A WItl.{.outcAtef4

Harah G FaYorlleS, q Ra!a9v!!p,s;, t ns,.snr"s and
estAty Worth ts';y c,t,,inx ii i nttn nrIs"r r
Uhn rics u,rissnla,,: wl.o bad fornsl, M VII! lls
iayurt Hs tletartnt,es to sonts,l IT,. TN Ind ~ru 10
tnctr scs.dsnco TO serve tAo puier* a IN 1rs Sired.
Mlcs nfIerwlrd uc WIZ ,u,s @ ,,,,I r1' bsl.q,. !e
huyuv Lecn lenteI,, Bcrutshed nnu u,,,,t:cu IL
Ills klIlt-
, 1881-06-11

C1EyE1ASp,, O., JUNG. :lo.-:1'llo:. Penny
Prcys specials tell Of floods n!l over Northern
Dhio. 1t ralnat1 ,ilorp or less for liye ,lays.
In Cleveland the Standard on Works were
ttainngcl thousands Ut lollars, stlltl there Is
mitch. damage, done TO river prupcrty. The
Canadian scl.honer Indy Dutfcrin went
ashorc llgrc II, the storm last night, alld WIS
scltt{cif.
, 1881-06-11

THE DEADLY T1IuNpEnHOLT.
j. BALTIMORE, Md, June 10.-4A mn1, na1ned
uaru,ntl md Ills son were Killed hy lightning
yesterday nfteril0oi. near this cIty.:~AnDillor
Ind his thigh broken, aild several others
were stunned by tho. shock. !rlIey, were
strawbrrry-pickers, ni,d lind taken refuge
was struck. .,...
, 1881-06-11
The Cities. Of Pittsb,ire, .Alic-
g1leny, and Scrnnton Badly
under Water.
A Rainfall Of Nearly, Five Inches
Reported from New En-
gland Stations.
To-Day viii b Warm ii; a;na olonay, nnd
To-Morrow Will Be- Rainy
Again.


Spteia1 p,pateh to 7ne Chtcaoo Tribune
TorrKA. Kas,. Juno 10.-Au unusually
severe l,ajl and wind sturnl occurred last
night III the vicinity or Solonion City. in
Dickinson County. ol, tia KANSAS Division Of
tic Union Pacific .ltalIroa,i, iluil.stoiles
fell III, great quantities. and of 1ares size.
su,ne Of ti,ou, ACTUALLY measuring len inches
in circumference, Tie storm uxtom1c,l oyyr
a strlp of fine faru!nr country about four
miles w,tlo and six ling. the direction being
from tic northwest to the southeast. In
this district cyerytl,Inc Il, Tho stinio of CROPS
Is wtued out, luc]tdin. t,ie Ho iIcltls or urati,
which were iusi ready for the harvest. UIpD
To this tl,nc ,.
THE FOLLOWING CASUALTIES ARE ne
:. -. rolsrEp:. >...
w. l.. rockingham, hts wife, a,,tt George
NJ. Combs, lis fartl,.,a,,ta, all killed lit their
farmhouse near salina; ID. Morgan and SIS
Ter, near Solouo,, City, killed; two un-
known men found dead OIL tho Solomon
Branch Of tho Union racllc, l,pa.l, Six
lIouscs were demolished IN Tie soi.tI, part Of
Ottawa County. and spyeral persons li,jirsd.
tbs ltnll beat the. crops into tic gron,ld all
a!ollg the rout. from Sulina tp ApllrMe. Tic
people are represented to bo III great excite
lneit OIL account OF tho lack Of facilities TO
hear from their friends In tho country wm
were residing In tic truck of the storm. 1t
is not improbable thnt
MANY orIu;lss .wEiiE KILLED on :lNSJuIiEn,
as It Is Impossible 10 ascertain particulars
, 1881-06-11

r.! 0F.3stt<" = 1"e,t "!sq'o, 97taA"k'tya
= HALIFAX, Juno 1o.--Noya sootia ,tlslier-
man bound for Lahr.lor. aye Ilttlnx. ont for
make ni,lcl. s!lir along The .tockis. I.aliis.,-
burg C9nllty ntunn will senl slSenty Ve8sels
10 tho Labrador tislllMg-Rrouptls tI,lS sensull,
, 1881-06-11

WEST p0tSr
Wrsr potsr. .ftlno uoi.'
~ 4tnsy lai'l t1o graduating exercise, y,
the Military Academy wern heG f,' "
chapel, which, was crow,1r., ,v,,i' =" III tha
visitors, IN the rlnj,l of ,ho t'a 49,, eas'ets AID
sccrrtnrv ~ Var Is m,v " ~ ~ pn'pit sat tha
1'"ar,1 - Vi Sttt."!, "., et!': ~! sherman, an ia
scstts in tho lltn boly Of the cl,anol l,."a
band was itl tho gallery. i, ~ a''a ha
Iio,sor,l tntra,i,,eoI ~ ~ II H. I'll. titn
.i.o fr,,,,,"sai.,. sA ~ -; ~ Laws, Frrslent ii
.no o"'Fols''s F. ot missouri, who malle 4
prayer. Gen. Greene, President of lin nn..
OF =, Visitors, then delivered tln tho '''s'a IL,
dress to tic ca,lc!s and tie ,us 'I1p,on,s' aa'
Xi,g1,r foilowi wi',, ,'gn NJ, a,,,irn.m 2illerma GU
~ {Vnr f;icnfI, in,'trr"t 49, rIasss. Secretary.
iinVinn nnssri Fla nT,nni H. sig M ciaSSlipoa
nose Il was 1,ossl,le r,t t,;,o H., If "i not sup
ilrODcrly il,tige WHAT Ia,mr II .u n, n'Mselt 10
Ess Isent NJ T1ttS III, aoc1' % ~, 10 ny pa but It wa,
military education nf ,rrnot WY possesses
the nfak md a.,,i,trn,,cr ~ hi, ''h!,ne, PIT also
trv m, refr III, t,',h ,io "' Miiiell the coun.
lie bel,jnil than ,nrt ~ the1 Xxx Mefe leas-
w1ult t,o wi,leIy srnnratr,, 'iGs, n,,t ives and
ilorcnfter through life ali %l1 p"I La M st, doal
They I,ntle,tercd ,,,on cnsna. rasnt e'assn,aReS
rnst1onsible. md for t;,% ,sorrnr.sa ea Sseat aI
.i1iw fi,nv ar,, aorta ait ~ tyio!ilalee 0i thes
wnrt Varv si,on ,,nmv ,vi,, 81 H., ueasoaabia p
tia danger and rasntsns;ht1t.,, H. urTehke'l " N
fnrct1nr lin two ii'Pt3 iinna ~ Frn3n T., bringing
ynciflg fron the hit ~ nn np','.s sVs. oM ON AZ.
trstctf tl,at In tleir ar,isi,i,s tsT tyst, . q no
i,ear themscvcs ~ r. "a!c a,iey %ouli s9
tle benefits thoy hni1 "J ra""I.a ,J'v tn sna'ef
eSn.,y nsa a haa r9new rene oen to "uTss woven b
II Wnr was inl1fily apnlantlcd III ''se'e@arY
, 1881-06-11

scnAx1os. "a, jnne leGrhto lower ,si pog-
t9n aa of E ts s} S,y fs Is "s s as >?5srx irj
III tic Sns1uellannn a,llt Delaware.
, 1881-06-11

J.. ro1soNED lsY 1:k1tls-d1sEES. al
.CLlxrqN, ILL.,, Jnno lo,-A n!S naIt aaIt.
Bowker,. living Mt do VIII, ab'ut 'sl' .I'lu n,I
t,u,n clinton, ate new potatoes su.s LII LII
hcr1. sprlnktetl over Will! PaEIssfes't tat IN H hu
bugs, a1,u w1as u, severely po!sonc" '''4'
soUM utter tllell.
, 1881-06-11
sAeNGEREEsTlVki;.

OMA'lA, NelA,. JVnu M;TTl,g .sd4geFfest
continues ginning attendance and Interest
Tho second grand concert wus glyel. Tonight.
TAeg1 WIS u brilliant parade thls morning
, 1881-06-11

phh66wxtri III 4 s1llnwnEtk: n,
nA,IpAx, N. l., Jnno lo.-'rbe N"r"s;'.sn ! q; IT.
bnrk 4lette A1ergeethe WIS wf%k.sI ~, y" ist H.
pa,lls Is1a1ld on tho morning Of tm ,t. , iwo
iulu uia Captain, first officer, tafpe'lle'' wv
suillngli, anil d Boy were drowned
, 1881-06-11
AT WAsII1NGTON.


. Special D.-asea to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAsltIS0ToS, u. c.. juno l0.-A private
telegram fron Albany Tonight says that tho
brcnklug tip OF tho ConkIng forces Is close ut
hand, and that tfl8 result IT 1t II. to be- tile
election Of tw0 Administration Senators.
, 1881-06-11

uAunlspul.u, IN, .Iunc 1u.-A ,sg ,tg'5", Ta,.
traln o., tbs Ihllattclphln X Ely h"Au .';, '"
Into u luud slids, wfeeking iu.St . ~ t''s s,ycra
killing 0.lu truin hurd, and lnJ''''s
DthArs. WI"
, 1881-06-11

AMERICAN. CONSUL, T.0TTAWA,
sp'ftai ilttpsisa TO- tn, Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, 1llo 1o,-JudKa ,DaEnott inns TO-
signed ills position rs American Consul at
tRhIs RSI s,eu po!St' s a VII, te gst tEestes{e t9.ae
IL Ills successor ut DttilWA.
, 1881-06-11

given his, diploma. Secretary ,tu..
nInls li st" f"r fur yrars nj tie 1 r,,s say ,,
dSs. :"y. " "' s" S%, w" !'*"p H. @ @s ,ty;r% S e |,
the universal uturo!,a't,Tn T '''n'f,r'lary nf >li,
;;tr"'ors: Y'u las"|*rrv"I .II, i, l,nr s"nr il
Disgrace thu ,llstirttnl, vnn ,; yo'! w' fe,r, fs
Tho rt',llainIIft strs" wrr,. 'rrr lynn Mit',l''
n,'s ,n's ti'f,' ,,u, w. @ GUINNESS tise1 nT, a da
wiz yis 'i''IS;ps si'tIeI r"ys' ~ a"t%r !a aissf 'tf
l,!t :lfl nat tnko.i fn1l t so,,,sp rH"e' tEnsINe;
vva',n ;itetloli 'a'l nert nro're BY be''Fr tr,Mh M
formed. .ilear tho DID mss i,aii sit vi al II.
ntrs IL tho fronl l!tllIInn ,,, tllr,, iH sralu
cheers for tllo t!asS Of fist. F|.ae ess t!ev
{oi%l In cheers 10 lrsi,1et'tI I1,vt t;ar,;''t mud ali
tnry Hunt. ind Superintendent tnasn nsi.I, ssr!
gra!llatGs then, in'ule iiast tt,r i.ii; iai;, Tia
Wilt tho bamt p!".l l'f61ea ~, it to The afny
of tllq;ttstangnlslgd y1sitnrs, Wv s'a'''Ecat[6a
The ball Tonight WAS n brilliant s,,o,.,. !
, 1881-06-11
CANADA.


4 NANIk'S BUSINESS.
Special nispatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune. -
MoNTlsEA1. One, June t0.--'rho annl1al re-
port Of tile Morctlnnts' Bank has .boan issued
In atlval,ce Of tlp sl'qrclolders' 1ncetLng. next
week. The Directors state that tho business
Of tlle bank has made satisfactory progress,
tho Institution, having fully participated In
tho stcady'. mid continued Improvement in
banking. operations, A considerable stun has
been transferred to tho contingent fund and
the rest greatly strcngtiened. = Til; net
profits of tile year's bustness.. after
tlettucting charges, Interest on deposits,
and provision for tho bad a1,d doubtful
debls Of tho year, amount to, $G5l, ,Goo. d;
s4911.a7; total, .sav' '5t1 =, :aisaosed :ot ia; a.
follows: To amount of Dividend No. II ut j!
No. = 1T per cont, tB,8e.lo;. total, $%H-
ssf nj frai1s tt qs seet,t Est!x sE Se 3 p.sass 6aSs
ntlttcd to tue rest; sc, 900; to apioInt 'trnns-
ferre!l to the contingent account, sens g58il7;
tD bdla1ice CARRIED forward to next yeiIr, S1a-
@i.b9; total, S05d,bil.!2.
THE LrrTLE-CUnRENT CHANNEL
~ SILVER R-DISCOvERIES.t
-. dpsetal u.paiea to Tns chteaea 1ttpune,, :.
OTTAWA, June mir. Farnjanl, tic en-
gllecr who, Is sitpcrintentl!lg The. ,lreagt,ig
mud llastlpg operations which tie Dominion
Goyerntlellt IL cArry1ng Oil III th8 Little-Cur-
rent cllanllet 0i tito north sLio OF tho Sfnni-
toalin lslRnds, IL Iii ltho city. Tho work was
commenced Inst fall, anti Inns becn steadily
proceeded wtti.' Tho present channel, used
w Canadian steamers, tlegpel,ed lastyear to
fourteen atla q half feet, Ae declares is imply
nue!lunt9 for the requirements Of tho yesspls
Seiyo II fct S of attE 81 Ga 9m1y n afT%
, 1881-06-11

ltA.IsASrJM! M!.e :D.-Tlla prizes offered at
tla 'Doln!nton Exhibition li0re aggregate
Sl5,0W. New England .As well rs Ontarlo
manufacturers llrp expected to ilake largo
, 1881-06-11

CONFInhIATfON.D a BISHOP,
Sptetai Ufsp4a:a 10 Tia 1Ateaae TrtbunA
. bioSTn.A1," June 10.-Bishop Fublc AL
,ain!steratl tlle rlto Of. continuation u 600
young people Il, St. Iau,us., Church today.
, 1881-06-11

tDyt0u,oior coFtDolol Tor tctnpcF atuf0 eVYatIon,
AttdinktyuTurta urr1f..
Nutt1 RArtlutGtbf, ikhuks
Moan iAgr1typlelDs, EAl
Atoati.tlMsdl&y+liE. :.
1iiHle1t tcrlp0t.ItfltN, CIR
L0WcBi t9tntIefattFe, htt.-- -.'s
GENERAL puSE!lvA7I0Ns.. .:,.., t.
nj Inn III,
, 1881-06-11
THE STORM-KING.

THE STORM-KlNG.
Kansas Visited by a Very
Destructive Hail and
Wind Storm.
a Strip Of Country Four Miles
Wide and Six Long De-
vastated.
Seven Persons Knowii to Have
Lost Their Lives III Its
Track.
Houses and Barns Blown Down aid
the Land Denuded Of
Crops.
The Town Of Americus, Kansas, En-.
tirely Destroyed, According to
Meaare Advlces.
Further Probable calamities Unre.
ported On Account Of the Diff
Guilty Of Communication.
The Cities. OF Pittsburg, .Allc-
gheny, and scrantoa Badly
under Water.
A Rainfall Of Nearly. Five inches; h /;
Reported from New En-
gland Stations.
To-day viii Be Warm a1;na Cloudy, md
To-Morrow Will Be- Rainy
Again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
Cost ano fonn0.

A,,A EKTISFMENTS FOR TIE NEW
y vogK 1ItIbt NE WILL RI RECEIVED AT TIL K
TIrowN OFFIC ~ No l,2as Broadway corner IhmtJ-
sr,tst 9Os West Twenty .thrdst, corner kghth ave-,
81 % Fasf Fourteenhs conner Union square. 40 Ihrd
.ve corner Porty -.ovsnihsi at the HARLEM ufFlCt5
80 nOl aud 3OO Thiraye, corner one hundred ana
twenty anh.sL, up to y. M. Al regular once Istea
OST.-paSS DOOk on uicrhHiCh Savings
1 4 hank so l5s,232 hrl'r return " bank.
I OST OR MISLAlD.-lDdiana, Bloomington
o,d W.sern stock scrip Certificates No 24r issued 10
THOS DENNEY & co, for sj5S5 49, and No ~ issl'd "
JAS r. GIBSON, for s2.1cO o. above cefuh'S'eS sSBH
IA blank. 49,, ...,.., u....,,a,t,, same "A
flr hss n, m rtoulitd A reward viii be- paid for their
tst,rr, A., ". \, COILk & CO,
ietuih " IL NassausL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

I UTFT ~ N ITTTNI T0N vi
wax ,Nu NAFY nfPARfgfNrs.
W. A-iuN.roy. %. c.. April 90. l>-l.N
SEALED PROPOSALS flr furnishing sud dr. seq ~ tlc
rff nf valves REGISTERS, box COILS &C. required tor
ne le'Ie 4pp4 4I waf.r of ne uofh
inrnf Enh' ~ state War and Narv departments.
JOB fi ~ ved 40 tins uf uui D. o May
D. ~- and op~uri 1000 s-sy thereafter 10 presence ~ tr
hH.arr-
500. atone renoai in trrrtfon- bidder ard blank
fIra- prr.t.l 30 ffntshsd fu esfalr.hi nanlfac
Tuners and 'I- of n4eri. upon fhrf proper
attlIl r4,t where fhr RI.gs hlty De- -trr
- Ill = IL LIZ. IL nl LllI. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
Corporalion Noiites.

NOTICE.-PROPOSALS for building a NEW
~ WOODEN PIER at the foot Of WfST bSfH ST. \. H.,
will be received by the DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, ~ 4
m For full information The CITY RECORD, oopss Tor
sale at No. CITY HALL
NOTICE.-PROPOSAL will be received at
IN once Of the Department Of Public Charities and
Correction No 90 Third ave- until Apr1l 20. 1881, tor
Water CLOSET Tower Bellevue Hospital grounds For fun
information city Record, for sale al No city Hall
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ Once Of the Department Of Public Charities and Cor
recOn No 90 Third until Apr 20 1881 for Groceries
Cockery and Miscellaneous Fur full infOrmst1n City
Record for sale At No. city Hall
N0TICE.-PrOpOsals will be received vt the
~ Of the Department Of Public
ton, NO. 50 ThiIdave until April 80, 1881 for repairs
engine and boiler and 10 work Joiner work aud
painting the steamboat Fidelity For full Information
CITY RECORD, for sale at No. City Hall.
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals will I've received at the
~ once Of the Department ~ Public Charities and
tOn No SO Sdaye until April 80, 1881. for steam heating
work and plumbing and materials 20 be done In the
wing Asylum. For full Information City
Record. for sale At No. city Hall
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
Grand for wood until April ~ 1881 For full
information city Record for sale at No CITY Hall
NOTICB.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received Once Of the Ftrr Department 100 and 51
until April ~ 1881 for boilers for steam nre
euguss and Repairing For fun Information see Cy
Record. tor sale ~ NO CITY HAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
.. 4. GILMORE. Lt.Col u Furinecl
m ND CONTRACTORs.-prono.nl
DROPOSALS FOR BOILERS, TANKS, 4
DROPOsALS FOR CAsT-WON PIPE, Nc.

I IIIFIIE ~ NIIIIINI FfE TTNIIl
Wax 40 NAVY UEVAENiFSi-,i
washington. j.. G.. Apul. l6. l~lD
scaled Proposals for furnishing httng, and doll yctng com
fefe consisting ~ Fanged Pipe oils.
tnscruF p4fe- feuri Df TIE haiiar apparatus oi tho
north the hi Ting state War sld navy nefFft
rrs- 300 u l-cfy will hc eiycd ~ is nricc until II u u
ls- and opened Immediately thereafter 10 presence
uf n.dir's
~p.t.ffors general Instructions ior bidders and blank
- rinI N he furnished 10 established Auuf~rtu-
upon their proptr apple Atom 10
tul. o1rr. where the drawing may be seen.
mos. LINCOLN CASEY.
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