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gne Presid ens oommu,es Sentence

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June s.-The
President has cOmmutCd the sentence
of Captain George 4. Armes, the re.
tired army Cfiicer who assaulted Gov
ernor Beaver. and was sentenced by a
general court-mlrtial to be dismissed
FROM the service.
The President. i'm consideration Of the
good service which this officer has rem
iered and OF some mitigating circum-
stances connected with the oifenses Of
which be was found guilty, commuted
,he sentence 10 confinement within
sue limits as the Secretary Of War
may prescribe. and to deprivation of
right Il wear uniform aud insignia Of
his rank in the army for a period OF
five years.
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and present residence OF all children
made orphans by the calamity. To all
the children who are willing. a tempo
rary home will be provided by the so
ciety. Many Of the children. however.
cannot be induced to leave
Johnstown. although there are
inuumerable instances where sew
eral small children now homeless were
the only members Of the family to be
saved. Some have relatives elsewhere.
but even those who have not cannot
be persuaded 10 leave the town Of hor-
ror. In the little manufacturing town
Of WOOdvale not a trace can be seen OF
streets. houses or even any portion Of
the foundations. all is now a stretch Of
sand. In the borough Of Franklin.
across the river from Woodyale, build
ings built on the side Of the mountain.
where the Couemaugh now flows, were
formerly two streets. on which were
thirty five houses. all are swept away.
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uod.o. ere icina eceovered slowly,

Jon.srovN. pa. June s.-1he bodies
aie NOW becg recovered somewhat
slowly. Up % the present> writing
1000 bodice have been buried at Nor
rens,ille. Grand View Cemetery. Kern
VILE aud Cambria City. Since the dis
a-tcr thcV haVe washed. embaimcd and
buried l1O at M0rreilville, $50 at Kern
Vile. and at Crambra City Supern-
tcndeut Bradiu.cr. of the Kernville
morgue. complains that the relief corps
at hi. station have mo- gloves To- handle
corpse. and for this reason only the
faces of the bodies are being washed.
1910 p. Mia a irole on tie site Of
the Hubert forty-s ven bodies supposcd
to- be those Of guests. have just been
discovered.
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rnelen.nrs nnn aompl.led.

pHLAUILrmA, "a, June S.-Ihe
whoclmeu great century run of 1889
from Newark. y. D.. to Philadelphia
was completed by lhlrly out Of the fifty
who started. Among this nLmber was
Miss Jennie Welsh. Of Germantown,
Pa. who was She only lady who rode
the entire distance at liolmcsbmg. Pa.
Tine century riders were met by the
Philadelphia clubs and escorted to the
city. The Nhe,lmen held banquet at
Continental Hotel this evening.
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A DISAPPOINTED OFFICE SEEKER.
His Mind Unbalanced Because Tie faii-
ed 10 be ppO.nIed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June S.-The
appointment OF Parsons. Of the white
mans party to be District Attorney
for the Northern and Middle districts
Of Alablma. has prostrated one Of the
candidates. who was confidently eX-
pectiug the appointment. and he IS se-
riously i'll in this city. James Jackson.
Of Alabama. was Harrison mau at the
Chicago Convention from the first, and
stuck TO his faith. He expected to get
the District Attorneyship. being in
dor-el for it by the State committee.
besides others. 70 to the last moment
he expected the appointment. When
Parsons name was announced at the
White House he was 81 shocked that
some Of his fliends have doubts Of his
recovery. Members Of his family
have been telegraphed for. Chairman
Mosely says ms whole nervous system
seems To have been unbalanced, and
that at times he talks wildly.
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JouNsTowN. PA. June Son Sun
dav last the body of a young lady was
found near Garter street and was buried
among the unknown dead. The body
is now beiiev 20 b. that Of Miss Eliza
beth Bran. of Geimaulon. Pniladel-
phia. Sine was last seen with Mr.. Paul
son. Of Pitt,bdrg. passenger on the
dav express. What Ted to the identif-
cation was bracelet and locket on
the bodr. the lockct having the initials
-E. NIB on it. The father of the
Young lady has been tolographed for
and will b. here ON Sunday morning.
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G5ow1qWvean,
cGaiice&Co.
CHANGE IN VALUES.

On Monday. june 10. we
shall make the following
reductions i'm the wash
dress goods department:
scotch Ghanlbrays sIiaf
have been FsFTA, NOW
FORTY CENTS. The
FOasTN-G EMF grade
NOW are selling 4 on
TE7sIyEN-EINE.
The entire foi Of atOcCi-
Inns best Saifccns. in the
most unique and latest
patterns. red uCci TO
TsllIsTN-FlNE CENTS.
All experienced and Ju-
GiCiOus buyers will not
fail 10 avail themselves OF
these changes in strictly
new and desirable ssufis.
Dotted Swiss 'iuslisS are
among the most assured Of
the season. successes.
Small pin-hcad dots are Iio
less fayoriics ihau spots
the size Of "a half dollar.
special attention IL ask
ed 10 the DRAWN ssOssiA
i'm FANCY LINENS.
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. Procinma,lon Gn,,ung EeIier

HARRISBURG PA. June s.-GoVernoi
Blll. of New York has been invited by
Governor Beaver 90 join him. in pro
.cllmation inviting the people of New
York aud Pennsylvania TO maae spe
cial contributions through the chufche.
tomorrow for the relief of the suffer
ers by the disastrous fire at ) atile. and
has suggested that George W. Chllds
of Philadelphia. and Ex-Presidenl
Cleveland ami Jay Gould be- appointed
a central committee to receive such
.cantrfhutieus
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AT J0lINSTCW WN.
A FALL or RAIN IN C0NEMAUGH VAL
LEY.
THE SOUTH FORK HUNTING CLUE
BLAMED.
PR0VIsIONS NEEDID BY THE SUI
TERERS.
TIE supply of Bread Tnfireiy Exhaust
ed corner in town Lots Attempt
DIFFERENTIATION Inviting Relief
How to save tho Living.

JOHNsTOwN. PA, June 6.-Tho day
opened with heavy rain and thunder
storm. The hillside streams are run
ming full, and everything out of cover
was soaked with water. The continua-
ton Of cool weather is most providon-
tial, preventing, as it does, the much
dreaded decomposition of the hundreds
OF bodies, both human and animal, that
porished in the flood and have no. yet
been removed from the many heaps Of
debris. BY O'Clock the whole valley was
full OF people, and the scene was most
animated one. The various sections of
the flooded territory were full Of men
busy m searching for the dead and re-
moving and burning the debris. Bj s
O'Clock this morning five bodies had
been taken from the mass at
the stone bridge. A large force
of men have beea work
ing an day ON this part OF The wreck.
but so great is the quantity of wreckage
TO bee gone over aud removed that.
while much work is done, very slow
progress is being made.
The continued falling Of the river
renders the removal Of the debris
every day more arduOus. and whore
few days ago the timbers. when loosen
ed. would float away. now they have to
be moved by hand. AT least 900 men
are at work at the Cambria Iron
Works. ard most rapid progress is be-
ing made in clearing away the wreck
IL is said the works Will start up in
about three weeks. About I'D O'Clock
the rain was over and the sun came out
with its fierce jane beat.
10 an directions the deJris Is being
burned. Fire is the great assistant m
the work of cleaning away the wreck
Already 20 barrels of cmbalmins
fluid have been consumed. aggregatDg
nearly 500 gallons. 10 requires from q
ha'f pint to quart TO each corpse.
The colps Of government engineers
who arrived last night were up carly
this morning and demonstrated the val
uable assistance it is capable of render.
fWr
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VA. SUNDAY. JUNE 9. 1882.

pleasure by both the officers and men.
Ia it he abolisbes Sunday duty with
the exception Of inspection parade
without fire arms. The barracks in
spection. which usually takes place on
Sunday, will hereafter occur on Satur-
day. In his order the President recalls
the facts that Washington and Lincoln
in times of war omitted the week day
ceremonies and duties on Sunday, aud
he thinks that if this plan was carried
out successfully during such times, it
can very well become a practice in
tunes Of peace. He states further that
be wants the soldiers to have the Sab
bath as day OF rest.
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a Iu- collision.

9 BAITINoRE. June S.-The tug Grace,
Of ChestertOwn, was sunk this morning
los q collision with the steamer Emma
II. Ford. The Ford could not enter
Queenstown creek on account Of logs.
aud the Grace went To her to transfer
some passengers. The Ford drifted
against the tug and turned her com
pletely over. The captain Of the Grace
drilted quarter of a mile before he was
rescued. aud two ladies had a narrow
escape from drowning.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June s-Vho
S, ,cretary Of State is informed by the
United States consul at Ottawa that the
Canadian government has placed on
ths free custom list cotton yarn. jute
warn. corrugated iron. cotton twine
yarn. warns of wool or worried blanket
Ing. tapping aud discs. plough plates.
mould boards, land sidts. certain wire
and steel. galvanized, twined and cop.
pered. venocrs Of wood cut from logs.
steel from No. - to 30 gauges. molasses
for making blacking. various articles
for colors aud dves. Most of these ar
tlcles are free only 10 manufacturers.
to be used in their respective factories.
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Ihe, Render IhauI,> flr Isndncs..

WILuAMsPoRT. PA..June g. In re-
ply to am inquiry from Mayor Grant, of
New York city. as 90 tho condition Of
the city. Mayor Foreman telegraphed.
90 You have our thanks for kindness.
Supplies of clothing, provisions, ctc,
ADEQUATE to our wants for present
necessities have been received. We
neel most of AL di,iufectanis. We
have received ln money contributions
up to this Time about S22 O0O.
2ia 600 of which has been COM
trlbuted by our people. At the
SUGGESTION of Governor Beaver. we
have put the people TO work cleaning
up the dejris. We calculate that ll
viii take for this and needed sanitary
.expenses $50. 900 at least. \ telegram
has last been received from New York
stating that clothing and Other supplies
would be- forwarded this afternoon.
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JoHNsrOwN. PA. June s. Work Of
removing the bodies and wreckoge III
continue all day tomorrow with the
exception of from 10 TO II O'Clock. be
tween which hours Divine services Will
be held IN various parts cf the city.
Many Of the volunteer workmen leiI
the city to-day for their homes.
Physicians report several new cases
OF pneumonia and diphtheria t0-cly.
but the increase IS not alarming.
Hereafter the State viii supply the
rations Tor the troops. This will relieve
the relief committee Of a heavy drain
on their supplies.
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HUNTINGTON. Pa. June S.-Harry
Haneyght. an engineer, was Instantly
killed. and Lincoln Post, "a fireman. was
fatally injured this morning by their
engine gong over am embankment
aght miles west of this city. There
was wash-out ON ihe road. lief-
feveht's body was literally roasted.
and Post. who is still living. was terri
blv -calded. The former leaves q
widow and four children.
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Bs.c Ball Games Yesterday.

At Philadelphia Philadelphias, .;
Washingtons. :.
At Boston-Boston New York game
postponed; rain.
At Cleveland-First gsme. Cleve-
lands. 10; Pitisburgs, 5. Second game:
Clevelands, 3; Pittsburgs, 2; called ON
fifth inning.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyns, a. Louis
yilles. 5.
At Columbus, O.-Columbus- Cincin-
natl game postponed rain.
At Observation-Disclosures IA; Kan
sas CIiXs 2.
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AAcnrcllr OF p,oYi.lons

JoHNsrOwN. Pa. June $ -Thera has
been great scarcity of sta,de. Prov
sions during the past twenty !oaf
hours. and as consequence suiienne
prevails. Since yesterday morning the
majority of the people have suhsisted
ON cheoee and black coffee. The sup
ply Of bread was entirely exhausted.
This is q result of statements made by
uninformed people and newspapers
that there was a glut of provisions, and
that much was being wasted.
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hiarVtits ss;uefs.

NEW YORK. June S.-A special from
indianapolis says there arc IL Clay couo-
~ lud. over 5000 people al the verge
Of starvation. Toey include the striking
miners and their families. The miners
have been out since May let. and have
been refused I'll sorts OF Offers To arbi.
trate and sottle their differences with
the operators. For the past i've years
the maximum wages received by the
miners has been IS per week.
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san FRANCISCO, June S.-Advices
fiom Auckland give the particulars Of
the wreck OF the ship AltemOre. bound
from sydney to san Francisco. The
ship struck reef oil the FIJI
Islands ON the night of April
22d. The rat YES prevented the
crew from landing. The next
day the second mate. with several pas
sengers, including women and chill
dren. and six of The crew, left in small
boats for the Island of Suva. They
have not since been helrd from. 1t is
feared they were drowned,
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caused intense excitement oil through
the Gene.see Valley. A report states
now that portion of the mud dam has
given way. The body OF water. now
called Cuba laFe. covers 700 acres Of
land. 1t is five miles long. over mile
wide. and has depth OF nearly one
handIed feet.
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Examination OF Naval cadets Com
pietcd.

WAsHINGTON, ID. c., June S.-The
Naval Department has completed the
work Of examining the graduates at
the Naval Academy. class Of 1889, for
the two years cauise, prior to the final
examination. Cadets y. G. Twiming,
c. y. Obbley, ID. Mccoy Nation. 5. H..
Rock. A. b. Hail, ). +. Kittler and
Il. Z. Hobson are assigned 10
the Chicago; Cadets K. + Carney,
l.. A. Kaiser. B. II. Fuller, W. G. Cole,
w. w. Phelps and 7. F. hagruder to
the Irequois; Cadets G. G.. Long. q. &.
Mitchell. b. 5. Newman and B. +.
Hutchinson to the Boston; Cadets c..
w. Danforth, &. b. Bradshaw, w. V.
Pratt, l.. c. Lewis and l.. K. De
Steiger to the Atlanta; Cadets
w. ID. Mcdowell. w. X. MARVEL,
j. b. Patton and Phillip Williams. TO
the Pensacola; Cadets X. McMichael
Dulton, Warren j. Gerhume, G. W.
XIX and w. X. Harrison to the
Kearsarge; Cadets q. \. Brand
and +. X. Lowndes to the York
town; Cadets Julius Frochazka and
T.. B. Anderson 10 the Galena; Ca
dets w. b. Franklin, NJ. L. Miller and
j II. Reed from the Atlanta 10 the
Kearsargs. All these assignments take
Mace July l.
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Horse Ihter Killed.

WEST LAKE CHARLES, La. June g.
Ed. Lee. charged with stealing horse
from Polk county, Texas. was over
taken near this place few nights ago.
His captors were conveying him to this
town when he attempted to escape and
was shot and killed.
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JoHNsrOwN. PA, June Sit is re-
ported that several agents Of syndi-
cato are m town trying TO induce tho'e {
" no are in need OF m0nev 10 part Will
the land on which their homes former
Iy stood. Ths idea seems 10 DE to wo
M a corner in the land market before
rebuilding begins.
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rne Sou;n Fork Hunting club Ecspon

JouNsTowN, PA. June S.-Ihe entire
blame of the ca 'amlty has been placed
upon the South Fork Hunting aud fish-
ing Cub. The coroner Is jury that has
bsen IN session at Nineveh terminated
its lators yesterday afternoon. 1t is
understood the jury declares the eXecu-
tive comm ttee Of the South Fork fish-
ing Club guilty of gross, If not criminal
neg ugence.
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IIOming Pigeons.

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. June s.-If the
weather is fair to morrow morning at [
O'Clock, b. II. Bronson. United State
signal officer here. will liberate ter
homing pigeons, six Of which belong tc
Louis A. Schmid. 81 Twelfth Stree;
northwest Washington, ID. c., and foul
to the Potomac Club. OF Washington
The birds were sent here by john ID
Munroe. Of Philadelphia. race sec-e
tary of the Federation of Homing Pl
ceon Fauc.ers
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PARIS. June s.-M. Reicher, a sans
intendentmililaire attachce Of the Min
ister OF War has been arrested. It Is
believed that he is implicated in the
plot alleged to have been discovered
from the papers seized at the houses of
BJulangerists yesterday.
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s pieces Colorcd Rhadama
sold at SL25, has been re
iaeed to 6eic. yard
Such reductions speak for
themselves.
Each day there will be fresh
reductions made. and the
goods viii be prominently dis
played and marked in plain
figures.
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.In,n i;nrion on ,ne rteIa

J0uNsTOWN. PA.. June s.-Clafa Bar
ton. the worll-iamed nurse and organ
izer OF relief camps. j., here with the en-.
tire field corps of the Red Cross, and is
doing yc0mln service.
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WANTED A GOOD WHITE GIRL
w = do chamber work in small board
ing house, no washing. Apply ID Mi y.
GOODAIl, London Boarding House. Sew
port News, Va, near the depot le 1-lt'
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SUNDAY, 9Th june.
TIVE REDUCTIONS
HAVE BEGUN.

Powerful forces are at work
n every department, and
prices will be relentlessly
.Ca, rom day to day.
Ne have too much stock
900 much by $4,000.
This much, at least, must be
sold lata a loss.
We believe the first loss to
IL the best.
We mean to lose money,
and we may as we'll lose 1t
now. and give those who have
9ods to buy the benefit
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The Deadly PISTOL.

New ORLEANS, La, June S.-Gus
Black shot and killed Reese w. Perkins,
the son of prominent merchant OF
West Lake. during an alteration at
that place Thursday night. Black fled
and has not yet been captured.
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weather Ind,car,ons for To-Day

" WASUINGTON. y. g.. June Sin
dlrntinns FOR Virginia. Rain. J re-
Az cccdcd hy fair in Eastern portion,
stationary temperature southerly
- winds.
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OLRAN. N. Y, June S.-The report
that the big reservoir located two mil, 5
above Cuba is in dangerous condition
aud liable 10 burst a. any moment, has
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JOHNsrOwN. PA. June o.-Humshe
Agert o Brien. of Pitlsburs' was at
woik to day in conjunction with the
Ch,ldren's 's Aid Society, Of Pbiladelphla
engaged in collections OF the names
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/. Ovorturc-3elieo Of the Village lBoulllonl
Amateur Orchestra.
}. Soprano-Brd OF love lLommcnsl. Mrs
". l.. numgurdncr.
!. Piano-0. Medea. OPP l3. l~horwoods D.
Grand poi0uais', OPP 53 Chopin. Mr. "
II. Sherwood
!. 1enor-Comc o. We lDcnzl. Mr.. W. r.
Gum.
J, SnpmnO-Ahi RcliOlmc Ritorna. Norma
lhelliuI. Mrs. ~ g. IWmgarluer.
). Piano.. Eifenspicl luevmann, b. Tam
hluscr March lMagnei-Listzl. Mr.. ".
II. sherwood.
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walker BI.ine Denies.

WAsHNGToN. d. c., June S.-Walk-
er Blaine to-day denied the report that
Patrick Egan had been recalled from
Chilli
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To see the effects of the late high
water in the mighty james. take the
G0ndcla CnimbOrqzo at 10 A. VI. or >
p. NJ. to-day fot Warwick Pnk and
the monitors.
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Bay at the Standard.
TILL your dealer 20 sell May Ap-
pie ...
All kinds of pure medicines and min.
eral waters at
OWENs & MINOR DRUG Co.
SIX headache cured by Dr. Davids
pills
Buy az the Standard.
Nothing beats our Chocolate Milk
Shake. OWENS * MINOR DRUG Co.
What the matter With May Apple y
tobacco? May Apple! On, that .
all right
The Guarantee Euilding. loan and Trus
Company.
SO. , NORTH TENTH STREE
This company viii sell YOU home, TO
be paid tor 0n the monthly plan, and II
you die before your payments are co m
pletcd, will release your family from all
future obligations su4t.
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soc. Fancy all Wool Dou-
le.Width Dress Goods have
been reduced to 579c.
This is much less than cost
from factory
56inch All Wool Serge,
worth sic, is now reduced to
1DC.
There are quite a number
Of pieces, but they will go
rapidly
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SIX headache cured by DR.. Dayid''
pills
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l20 East Bread Street
NIANr ALL CONSUMERS OF
FULL To CALL ON MI
PAGE S STAN NDARD YARD

Before pur ,haslng VIII furnish
BEST FUEL at LOWEST CASH PRICE
giving purchaser commission instead of
drummcrs. BROAD STREET. 300 west
above Richmond. Fredericksburg ami roio-
....... l. .tfr.,.l f-.f..f.f T..t..f
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Regular excursions to Warwick Park
aud the monitors to-day by Gondola
Chimboaz1 ut 10 A. NJ. and Z. N.
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- pieces 22-'nch Figured
China Silk, all different col
or-. Sell everywhere at 75c.
We have cut the price to
soc.
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CHAS. II. PAGE.


WANTED. - SHORTHAND STU
w Dents. over ule hundred now iulf-
tendance GOOD POSITIONS are secured
ALL GRADUATES bennington Type
writer used. only college of ~tcucgurhy in
thrcify ana the largest 300 ihe south. tsrh-
Hsned boo 1856. very cu>y terms mude send
for prospectus. MCGllNkA COLLEGE Of
~IENOGNAphN. NIB east Main stlccet.
my26-Su. MAlim.
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The following is the programme for
the Mozart musicale Monday night:
uAnT

IAlAI l.
I. Plano. Faust WALTZ (Gounoi-Iistzl 2
Woodland Nurmurers (Wagucr-li>tzl
Mr.. William H. sherwood. OF Sew York
,. Icnor--lcforc the Dawn t,hadwickl. Mt
"a ilhur L. Gum. OF New orS.
3. March-lhe rmitaus Theodore Nose 81
Amateur Orchestra
4. Soprano-prlycr and Baclrolle-Star o
The North Neyorbcerl. Mrs. ". l.. Bum
gnidncr, OF ~Nunt0n, Va.
3, Pian0-d, Seferadr. - minor. op. 90 0lu-
hinsfclu. p. March NlutalVc f-chubcrt-
1ansigl. Mr.. William n sherwood.
b. Teuor--alye limOri, Faust. lGOunOdl
MI ". r.. Gum.
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DAMAGED HAEDw AI.r.
AACSEnEsIs.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOClA
III IlON.

The regular weekly sOire will take place at
the Mozart Academy OF Music MONDA'
NIGHT, JW ION. at $50 O'Clock. Admls.
on Oniy 10y membership or Invitation cards
which must be presented 40 the door. Mem
bcfs can obtain iuyiiatlOn cards on applica
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AuAnuouncemen, 10 the Army.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June S.-The
Presid, Ii. Ia iss ied au announcement
TO he army which will be greeted with
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FOREIGN NEWS.
shipping Bus,nc>s at .isnd.tiiL
/. REICHER ARRESTED

DUBLIN, June S.-Shipping business
is at q staRdstill at Belfast. owing to a
general strike among the sailors.
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