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RELIEF COMMITTEE.
II VIII Require len Thousand nep Tor
Ihitiy pays TO Clear the Wreck.

PTrsBURG. PA, June 6.-Tns gen
eral relief committee in this city gives
out the following tonight "P. w.
Flynn. in charge Of our laborers at
Johustown reports that it will require
10000 men for thirty days with all
modern appliances to clear the wrecks
along the ten miles of destruction.
take out the cOrpses and the carcasses
of dead animals aud place the city IN
safe. sanitary condition. This will cost
double the amount now in the hands
of the committee, which does
not include the relief of the
suffering and destitute, which is very
great. all Of which has been carefully
attended to. The destitute are brought
to this city, fed. clothed. housed or sent
free TO friends all over the land. We
ask tha. the general subscriptions. which
are coming from oil over the country
be continued until sufficient funds are
provided to complete the above work,
of which due notice will be given
the press.
lsigued.) WM. McCREERY,
Chairman.
The amount so far received by the
General Relief Committee is between
$3.50 600 and 300 OOO
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Tn a short time we had caught
nice mess Of small snappcrs, IRON,
On to thirty inches long ana
sc were having a real gooo
.,mo We had NOT lishcd very long
however. ba.oro Il large shark put IN
ln appearance and stopped our sport
Ne hr,l knew of hi, presence by ms
grccIly swapping OH me H'4 ., lro'n
)nc of my ncighoors Ines haFln,B
'ollowcd il up from the bottom. ne
.x.catel tu.s performance several
nne.. and lheu lhe snappors stopped
i,iup entirely. Not even q nlODie
..ulI we n.t. 50 wc hauled in our
inc, and commenced to pay our all
cnlons to tae shark.
He uas monsitous felow about
ino.n feet long. and he kept SWIM
ninv round and rland tho vessel
.tucfimcs on top OF tho water ana
.an,f,me, down deep below us, but
/ ,lwsys.t respectful distance. lis
..dd.sh brown body could be plainly
.ocn through the clear transparent
rrccn water. and you may be sure
L.t hc was The cynOsurc OF all eyes.
I GREAT many plans fop hls capture
rora discussed. but none appeared
o,-,ciicabls within our limited means.
fla onrinecr suggested that II me
lilari. wOuld give him umo 10 "oulu
'ores proper hook and cham Dut
J., tho shark was unable To give MN u
,larantee ho abandoned the PROJECT
Whilewewc.eih stalking, noticed
.ho native pilot every now and then
hrowinr overheard one Of tie snap
.or. NE had 50 recently caught, and as
he current carried TIA ittio d.zlancee.
.loar of the vessel the shark would
g.. yobble IL down. and, in fact, tie IN.
ervals were SD regular that Mr Sharh
..emel impatient when the regularity
. ras broken by lI.ile delay. We 81"
hat ourp.l4i had some ultimate oD
b. iect I'm yicw and il drew oar atloniloi
I'o him. As lie was born and raised Oh
p his coast Land had probably served hn
,ilot's apprcmticcship as fisherman
$ he ,.new hov lo deal with his lnycter
ate foe. the shark
}. After having thrown over ten smal
lish he selected another little large
J. ham the others and with stick o
wood ram.aci roll Of chewing lq
lacco. nearly as large rs - man ; hand
lown into its belly and pressed II
+ hroat together again. lie held
u 'cady tothrow. and as tho shark cam
:. p. anxiously looting for his fish, d
II d,scl il to him, and rs it barrel
- ouchcd the water the shark turme la'
= ,ver On its back aud sucked 1t IN. III
= Shark thog swain oil as usual to tn
d sde Of lie vessel and then below u
A. and was apparently sagalA ~ 81 g.
)ectation Of another fish when the ni'
time commenced iti work ILL., siru.
les and contor.ions wego terrible
= 5ehold. as he danol hero and there !
a 4 blind rage and vomiting blood. p'
4. A. lie swan or was carried by tho G."
A. .ent away from Us his sirugSiii
Il, rev gradually less until It ceased
ne ogsther. The tobacco had killed hln
* -Eorcsl aud Stream.
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ROOT OF ALL EVIL.
CHANGES IN ITS CIRCULATION DURING
NAY.
GRAVES OF LEE AND JACKSON
DEDICATED.
ruI L,rIhr NEWS FROn r0EssGs
SHORES.
.,o.tt Iaboters Join TIE sean;aHs
striLe-Ihe "sf. James Gazette "1
Tire PIumed Hni=ni -fhe u9y-
brick Inquest Ended.

WASHINGTON. June G.-The Treasury
statement OF changes IN the circulation
during May last shows q net decrease 81
sl6 7SO sos. There was an Increase OF
1888 .6O7 in silver certificates and de-
sreases of 81 SIC, 900 in gold certificates
"a 1s9 600 in national bank notes
"a 900 600 in United States notes. syy5..
600 in standard silver dollars. SAi4.OOl
in gold coin and SlGl 900 in subsidiary
silver.
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LEXINGTON, VA, June 6.-Confeder-
ate Memorial Day was observed tins
evening. but without ceremony. lhe
weather was fair and there was good
turnout. There was an abundance OF
flowers. and the graves Of the fallen
braves were generally decorated. S-one
wall Jackson grave was elaboralely
covered with flowers n designs, lcos'
and in bouquets General Lees tomb
at Washington and Lee University ie
ceiyed large share OF attention.
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rne Refining sea

LONDON. June 6.-Tne 81. Jom's Ga-
,ette to-day prints leading editorial on
the subject Of the Behring sea con'Io. ..
versy. which it heads 'Dlplcm'lic
Draw-Poker." The article declares
thar the key to Mr.. B.aine's prepa9'-
terous claims in Behriug sea Is his De-
lief that a first.class controversy WIN
England is necessary to marx HIM ar a
dinIomat of the foremost rabk.
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LONDON. June G.-The proceedings OF
the coroner s inquest on the body o.
Mr. MAVERICK were brought to an cno
today by the jury bringing N vefdic'
Of wilful murder against MIS-, M'l
brick. One Of the witnes cs. % chenils'
who testified to-day. swoie thai h'
found a bottle Of arsenic IN his. May
brck S trunk and found glass choco
late box i'm her room, which also con
taincd arsenic.
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NEw WESTMINSTER. B. c., June . -
Fire at SEATTLE W. T., this evening
practically consumed the entire busl-
ness norton Of the city. TelegIaphie
communication wss interrupted for
several hours. At last accounts the hre
hal reached and destroyed the Airing
Ton Hotel al the lower end Of CONNER
cial street. eight blocks from where
If started. The Postal Telegraph Com,
pany has restored communications ano
rep0rts will be received soon.
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.n.Iarre,t single Pension,

PrrspURG. PA, june 6--Ag. nj
Barclay this morning paid cut tue
largest single pension granted during
b,s connection with the Pittsburg
n,,;ce II amounted to S5,9G6.6l. and
was paid TO Sarah J. Mackin. widc"
living al Johnstown. Ii is remarkable
"a relief measure. Mrs. Mackln haV
inc been completely robbed OF hei
earthly possessions by the flood.
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SHELBYvnLE, IND, June G.-MrS;
Mollie Corwin, who last week obtained
a divorce from her seventh husband
whom she had married twice d'sIin-
guished herself again on Tuesday night
lint This time in another manner. one
shot George Farmer. badly woundin.
him. aud fatally shot bis son william
Tha men tried TO gain admittarce TO the
,rnn,an's house against her will.
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. June C.-Adver-
t.sements for proposals for stecl plates
10 he used in constructing the armofed
cruiser Maine. at the Brooklyn navy
ward. we're issued from the Navy De-
1artnent to-day. All the plates must
he of domestic manufacture. ard tneir
weight will aggregate 42o tons. The
bids will be opened July oih at the Navy
Department.
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S0UTHERy ROUTE.
II WILL PROBABLY BE RESTORED
TO DAY.
THE ATLANTIC AND DANIILLE
RAILROAD
REACHING OUT FOR THE SOrti
wTsr.
Persons Appointed TO IGlees by fh'
President-A Deai 10 Gust famu;any
Prom the Control OF sew ,o'is
City-Otacr reiegraphic iiesss.

NEW YORK. June G.-Jsmes /. Tay-
lor. general passenger agent Of th'
Piedmont Air Line. lelcgrephs iion
Washington that the long bridge vii
probably be sufficiently re aired tt
permit trains to run tomorrow morn
ing. This will restore the direct south
ern route rld Washington.
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ruo,u.p,c,ous cases Of Fever.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June O.-our-
geon General Hamilton this afternoon
Received dispatch from Surgeon or
at Deleware Breakwater, stating tha'
the British steamer Baltimore Olty,
from Havara, ria Santiago de CuDa' iol
Philadelpbia, arrived at that place thi.
morning with two suspicious cases q q
fever aboard. Tney will be admitted
TO the hospital and the steamer deIa'n
oil for observation.
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,hnsy Unde,,aI,ers go 10 Joi"s'Ov II

PmrsDuRG, PA. June G.-Thirty un-
dertakers went to Johnstown this
morning to assist those already there
..If we have warm weather, said Mr.
Beiuhauer. "the effect will be terrible
and am afraid that even one warm
dav will cause many Of our assistants
TO desert us. No man who Las weak
pervesor a weak stomach should 90 to
JohnstOwn DOW.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June O.-MisS
Clara Barton, president Of the ked
Cross. is now at JohDstown. The fol-
lo,sinr cable message, addressed to her
,,,s received to-day from the Grand
Duchess Of Baden.
"CARIsRUHE, June q.
.ni,s Clara Barton. Washington, u. e.
God bless your work in Hoods d'S'
astor. .,
Signed "GRAND ~ 0"h''
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GERMAN Ala for the sufferer.

Berlin. June O. The Nord Dewschc
Hqemein Zeifung, in an editorial to
dav on the Johnstown flood, closes with
o call upon the German generosity IN
aid of the sufferers. America, 1t says
has never been slow or niggardly IN
responding to the voice OF distress
when il arose in Europe.
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pr-urGo. pA. june @. The follow
in- s. as accurate an estimate of the loss
of nc and property by The floods III
,.....,l.ar.a as can now be given.
Mineral pont-Liyes los. 10. properly
100000. East Conemaugh aud Frank
N. .He town b1roushl. lives ~. pop
ertv sl-0m0, Woodvalc. lives $780,
property ss50O00. Johustown and Mill
Vile. lives 1000. property 5l'sOo'0O0'
Kerneisyale. lives COO. property $780,
600. Cambria, lives l,lOo. property
-.0.000. Nne.sville. lives s.proper'y
l5.O0l. MorIclisviile. lives 4. property
-lUUo0: Sheridan and Cooporsdaie' nc
lives. property SO ooo; Pennsylvania
R.,ioaj. sl5.O00.oO). Total lives 9'VOS
property s3lOI5oo.
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JouNsTowN, PA, June 6.-Nesterday
a hand-satchel containing S9l IN CASH
deeds for S9G 600 in property and Slo'-
geo in insurance policies was found
Mrs. Lizzie Dignam was the owner
and both she and her husband perished
i'm the flood.
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Or Gran Given Charge of The sanitary
Com IssIOn.

J0HNsr0wN. PA, June Cdr. Graf
was given charge OF the sanitary COM
mission this morning. DR.. Graft
talked at length on the different means
of sanitation for the flooded districts,
and finally slid There is but one
sure. safe plan-burn everything. !
think the order will be issued this even
ing to burn everything all over these
districts. This is the surest plan to
prevent any contagion or epidemic. -
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New YORK. jane Ga cable special
from London to the Mail and Express
saws: Great Consideration was caused
i'm the West Cornwall region by the
news of the Johnstown disaster. as
quite a colony of Cornish people had
settled around Johnstown. One man.
whose sister and SIX children lived
there. and who had himself only re-
Gently returned from America, fell
dead on suddenly hearing Of the catas
trophe.
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murdered in Her GCd

RRrssELs. June G.-The Marchionc's
de- Chasteler. belonging to one II the
oldest Of the noble families of Belgium
cas- fouud murdered in her bed 4 her
residence. Chateau Thoulbad' at mons,
This morning. The crime has crtal'u
great excitement.
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SUMMER RESORT.

THE CELEBRATED ROCKBRlDGE
i ALUM SPRINGS. Endorsed hy the mol
Teal society OF Virginia ns wei Hs 10y olh'f
medical authorities in the United states it'
FuroYe. nre now Ogen with THREE Ell-
BANr HOTELS and ~ MtNuiS COT
TAGFS for the accommodation of tll.-I> =.
CApscIty, BOO. Rates per iunnth ipi l' 'H
weeks from $50 10 $50. according to tue l'-
cation and slle OF rooms ana length ui siny.
special fatcs for the season. Elevated ..r'p
feet above the sea.
Pamphlets may be gotten OF Purcell, ",h
A Co b or ut the Chesapeake aud ONO X" l.
road Ticket Ofice, or by addressing.
GEORSL ~. Ply lON.
Managing Director.
Formerly for sixteen years managing =
ner of the Greenbrier Whtc suilhut -p,ih -
Company. JN"-'"
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LONDON. June Ga tremendous
thunder storm passed over London TO-
day. The lightning was intensely
vivid. Much property has been dam
aged and several cases Of loss OF NE af'
reported
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Inc Long Br,ose Completed

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 6.-The
temporary reconstruction Of the broken
span Of the Long bridge was completed
this morning. and tonight the II
o clock express Of the Virginia Mid
land Railroad passed safely oyer.
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SEND Your Name and Address

with two cents to Colgate q Co %
John street, n. Y. for a sample OF De-
mulcent Shaving Soap.
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,o.o,,,,e our for the m,nerai Fields

DANyILLE, VA, June 6.-The counsel
for the Atlantic and panville Railroad
have called citizens meeting for to-
morrow to consider proposition TO eX-
tend the road to the mineral heiuS oi
Southwest Virginia
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p..smaster. Appointed

WASHINGTON, JuneG.-The following
named fourth-class postmasters were
anpointed to-day: North Carolina -
Iemuel Basnight. at Colum 6ia; j: l.
Parlier, at Kings Creek. Virginia %
William n. SebTell, al Courtland'
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Deal TO Gust lam many

NEW YORK. June G.-The CommTc'd,
Adrerfiser saws deal is being arranged
between the county Democrats and the
Republicans. with a view to lncreaslne s
the strength Of the Repub leans IN the
legislature and oustiug Iammany from
the control Of this city.
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MIND Tom Believed 80 be Among ''e
htiied.
PnrsBvRG, Pa, June 6.-Among
those believed to have been swept away
by the Aood is Blind Tom, the we'll
known pianist. lie, with his manager
left ibis city Friday morning for Johns
town. and as they have not been heaiu
Il since. it is thought that they are
both drowned. Being strangers ana
one Of them only colored man. 1t Is
more than likely that if their bodies
were recovered they were undermined
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CURRENT TOPICS
DrsiIsNED E:y YEstiHDktS NJ"
lOgE PAPERS.
Tire Opinions OF metropolitan" f"i'o's
flashed over ihc wires 10 'he
".fnc>n


Flashed over ihc Wires 10 the
".tmc>'
THERE Is No WHATsHERNAAE.- From
the New York Tribune: The current
number OF enc OF tho magazines reads
the world at large. and the American
people in particular. a lesson on care
lessnoss in cOnversatl0n. taking ior lts
text the remark of the delinquent, who
transformed q well known quotation
into this. There is DO whatshername,
bat thingummy.. and whatyoucallit,
whatyoucalir. IL his prophet. The
nagaz'u ne declares that such things
should not be.
But. after Oh. how delightful to
converse with "A man who makes MS
quotation this way. You axe instantly
AL home with him: you feel that he
doesn't knOS any more than you 40
YOU know that it your worst You can
DO as we'll as he can. But the man who
always has quotation cb'Olutely cor
r,ct TO the very pluses-the very capt
tals-and tells exactly where 1t oc-
curs-the book-yea. the chapter ana
saws rs plainly IS if he put it in 80 many
words. that be actually knows The
date of both the birth aud death
of the author. this man IS
at least he is certainly quite another
creature. With the one you lean back
cross your feet and ENJOY yourself
with the other sil mp on the edge OF
your chair and yalnly ask Noursel !
why YOU did not study some ten or nj
teen times harder at school and becom'
am intellectual giant. The theCrotcall,
absolute correctness Is beautiful, bu
practically rs WEAKNESS of the nesh.
| From the New York Times: "fietl
IS a qualification for the head OF TN
postoiice department tbat is not requir
"a by the constitution or laws oi IN
United States. though one that VIII b
accepted by large part OF the peop'
If the country With extreme gfatliica
ton. but it Is one that cannot IN feasol
Be offered as a substitute for severa
others commonly highly esteemed
sach as fidelity 10 pledges. MI
Wauamakcr is now engaged
lhe examination OF the que'
! tien whether less work can b
NflN on 0ANNNF Ah any Va AhN
under hisc0uti0l. We respectfully rs
, Mr.. Wanamakcr TO consider the folio"
/ irc statement made by his chief an
4, binding on himself: Only the intere'
y of the public service should suggest r.
moyals from Cihce. This statemer
. was meant as q promise to obtain vot,
and did obtain them, and MI
f Wanamaker holds his own plac
in consequence. The promise Ina
- been broken in his deparImer
S since hc took possession on the averae
! about uiuo hundred times weeI
Would il not be well to reduce II
am1nn. OF this evil work done O
r. week days before taking up the Sal
t. bliian natter There Is m ol
- proverb that ought TO Oe of some al
f fhorlty with this administration, an
q cannot be too soon considered
r ulht,ous man hateth lying, hut
5. wicked man Is lCathCsome and comet
e. lO shame.
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The Gunboat Petsei.

WASHINGTON. d. c., June 6,-The
Union Iron Works at Baltimore have
informed the Secretary Of the Navy
that the gunboat pelrel will be ready
for her contract trial in short time.
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HARRISBURG, PA, June 6.-At .
O'Clock tonight the Governor had re-
ceived from and been authorized 10
draw on parties in various parts OF the
country for S2O3 600.
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BrN. TIE CONQCEROR. -lfom the
New York World The cartoonist TO
the administration, in the pages q
.Jiid.e. presents this week picture oi
Ben. the conqueror, which far outdoes
the sloppy sycopharcy Of the organs
edited w Office holders. 1t represents
Harrison as a liUle God with white
wings. clad in majestic gown and a
lovely pink scarf. surrounded by me
nagerie Of the Republican leaders III
various attitudes Of subIectiOn. Blaine
is depicted a. kttenish tiger,
lyiny on hls back with
a pretty bail labelled patronage to
play wllh. There IS certain opposite
/ ness in this. inasmuch as 10 amuse
himself by suggesting names TO the
Pfe-ident for the latter 70 disregard has
been aboit al the Secretary has yet
done with the patronage. Vice Pfesi'
dent Morton criuges at tho iee'
of the beauteOus BenJamne, II
tho form Of black cat
while sherman. Eyarts. Edmunds, Al.
lison. Alger and Piatt are represented
very much like the conventional PIE
tures of the Liops in the centre, who's,
cen the Prophet Daniel bore charmed
/ life. Under this happy family Is th'
que ton. is this the man who wa
sail by the Democrats 20 be too smal
20 rule the Republican pariy: JUS
wait until the Senate meets ana see'
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Arsenic Bromide and Lithla Water on
draught al our Soda Fountain.
owens X MINOR DaUG Co.
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,CupctouDrANp HOTEL. TOP CT

i Roam Mountsin. " estcru NOrih Carolina
a.d Fn.t Tennessee. will he open for visitors
Jun- 2Oth. Elevation G.s9i feet above "A
level. summer temperature 81 degrees: <
enptiOu nom hay fever, catai ih' a,liih n.
and oil nervous complaints. Mbsnlh.'n ~
mountain scenery. nnc trout nshlug, ridlt =
sc Halls and rooms heated hy lmpfyN'h
steam radiators. BOetd reasonable. Ncnh ipr
clrculars rs. Afhl.~.
ini.ow Clonhland. Nj cheI county. So.
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS

To MAKE you POssEssOR OF ONE CF
THOSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TWEED
OR CAENsOr SUITS, SACK OK CT fAMAE
FROCk
IT'S NOT STRANGE THAT THEY ARE
BECOMING THE TALK OF THE rONN. OR
That THE DEMAND u RAPIDLY ~
CREAstNG. A. EACH DAY ROLLS
AWAY.
EVERY SUIT THAT LEAVES OUR
STORE l. A GRAND ADVERTISEMENT
/ FOR Is. PROVIDED DTHEWEAIENr TELL >
WHERE IIE GOT fr. AND WE nAknih
THINK HE NELD BE A. llNMtp To SAY
IL OUR HAT DEPARTMENT YOU'LL
FIND THE LARGEST STOCK OF MEN't
/ AND BOYS STRAW HAS ~ THE CITY.
AND OUR PRICES MUCH LOWER iliA-
OTHER HArTERs PRICES FOR HATS
THE SAME sINLEAND QUALITY.
ss-sEE OUR WONDERFUL LINE OF
, ,s2.5OTROUSERS.
es-sEE OUR BLOUSE SUITS Is BLUE
AND GRAY FLANNEL Ars-c.
es-sEE OUR BLOUSE SUITS iN BLUE
FLANNEL LArSi0D.
ss-sEE OUR t2-PiECE KNEE pA>r
SUITS ATsi.19.
ss-SEE OUR 2-pikCE KNEE PAM
SUITS Al 81 ~.
Hs-SEE OUR 2-HECE KNEE PAM
SUITS AIse.17.
Es-SEE OUR 2-pfEtE KNEE PAM
l~TfrS AT sLi5. BIZ SURE AND SEE
THESE BgrORE YOU BUY.
ss-sEE OUR LINE or HANDSOME SUM
MIR SILK sCARFs IL rECK SHAPES AZ
25c.
sS-sEE OUR O. DRGEOuS ASSORTMENT
OF 30c. sCARFs. IN IECK AND fuUK-lN-
HAND SHAPES.
sv-sEE OUR COLORtD HOSE ~
STRIPS Al 2Cc. A PAIR. SIX PAIRS For
4 DOLLAR,
b ss-SEE OUR fSc UNLAUNDRlEDshlk IKE
REINFORCED FRONT And BACK.
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JonN-rovN. June 6.-At 10 O'Clock
ni. morning the Altoona men, who
have charge of wrcckage above the
bridge. Do. sencd up the debris by a
bla.l Of twenty-five large dynamite
car,rilees. making it possible to open
tine mouth of the cld channel. The
dav express. which was swept away at
Concmaush. was also located.
Ruin. of the train DE about one hun
lrel feet from the fourth bu;tress from
.he western end Of the stone bridge II
is evident from the traces Of some oil
,he passengers which have been found
fla. more lives were lost from TINS
tra,n than at first supposed. Ia Cone
maueh valley. this morning the waters
have subsid,d almost to their usual
i.,.l.
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Eui,,Iers in Demand

JoHNsrowN, June 6.-Notices are
nosted asking for carpenters stone ma
sons and bricklayers, but they do not
materialiZe.
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u.,sea sa.otu an Hour.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, June g. Gill
zsn's committee raised three hundred
dollars Ia an hour 10 day for Johns
town sufferers.
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NXCURsION TO WEST POINT, vs.,
WHIT MONDAY. fINE TO-

This viii be the most nitfnctlFe excursion
.out ~ llchuond on this date. and prohah y
tre only one during the ason io west rom.
The Hotel Terminal Will puf tncif new ni
elegant pavilion at the disposal OF ihe eNcnf-
sionists, aud viii also furnish music gratis.
floating. fishing. aud Othor attractions VIZ
be- found ma ahundarcc
Tmin Will leave Eichmond nnd nnnNiile
depot nt foot of Virginia street. 40 4. NJ,
returning. lenyc Vest Point at G.fD i. ".
Fare for the round IMP. ~ cents
JOSH "a =. POTTS,
Division Passenger Ascut.
JAMES J.. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent. Its-3i
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ROSEBUD AGENCY. S. ID, June g.
Sittipg Bull. Sioux war chief. is dying
Of pneumonia at Standing Rock. ana
his death Is momeutarily expected.