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THE RUINS HAVE BEEN SEARCHED.


Digger, Taken Away Fran, ,n. u...,
Roynl-seveutecn BotlIc. rou,A.
| IT.. -.
'su " .ns hotei ho!a nre
ne" io'A " now Deheved to be known.
Seventeen persons in all, eleven of whom we're
| women and six men, is the sum total Of The
dead Os these .av., r.. I-:...-,-
| ;ao..;e.. 80" Po.e!
'NoA'ne' anu ."o o'nets partially 50. IL Is
| expected that the identity of these two per-
sons will be known by today at the latest. In
! any event the warden Of the ,norgne h,n heen
notified bv the comm;ss;o,,.-. 80 o.. .;.;.. =
| correct,ous 70 bprv an -, az. .~...s.,a.s
| OLA VI the uhioeh'ineo
Dooles Oy frioay.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon Contractor
| Galligan withdrew his men from the ruins
| He said that every inch of the d.h-;, h.a haan
oyerhauled and that there CO.. ~ s.a tS;a.
in the ruins. NV N'''' 'o.'e'
| Fire Chief Gicouel and ,,.. , AGO.
still remain on the scene Int the;r iahars Ill
also shortly be completed TODAY thev will
tear down the remaining dangerous wall. after
when they VIII take their departure.
me hsI oI missing 10 stiil very large. but all
score of missing persons renor,aS .,. oSs
as safe yesterday, but a goodly portion. IL is
thought, will forever remain missing"
AT THE uoparp
At the morpue there ~.s ! cor.,.. ... -,
,.I... .h.o,,o.. a..
o'''oiS 'iro"shou' 'ne oay. inquiries for miss
ing persons were numerous. but no further
complete ideutifcations were made of the
bodies shown to the callers. Engineer Hard
ing OF the burned hotel was one OF the callers
tie Is OF the opinion that the body in box No.
maid, put the body is so badly charred that he
refused to make the Identification positive.
he VIII Call again with several friends Of the
dead girl and the body may then be recog.
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Gen. H. H. Bingham of Philadelphia has
been invited by Col. Bachelor, government,
historian of Gettysburg, and has accepted the
invitation to deliver the Grafton on the ID OF
June next at the unwilling and dedication OF
the High Water Mark" monument at the
,copse Of trees on Cemetery Ridge, Gettys-
burg.
- Gen. Bingham belonged to the Army Of the
Potomac. At the battle of Gettysburg he was
wounded In the head near the copse Of trees
where this monument is erected. Gen. Bing-
nam was captain and judge advocate
on the staff Of Mnjor General Hancock,
and was in the thick of the fray
At the repulse of Longstreets assault when
Brigadier General Lewis A. Armistead with
lo0 OF his men led the advance of Longstreet in
the most daring manner over the stone wall
behind which the Philadelphia brigade lay and
fell MORALLY wounded within the Union lines
1t was Capt. Bingham who received his message
and keepsake to send through Gen. Hancock to
his family.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
. and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
: constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in b0c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SKRHP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. car.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW Yoax, M
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Railway Passengers Nearly Buried In Snow.
The great snow fall in upper and lower
Austria during the winter having been
followed by warmer weather, the railways
are greatly troubled by avalancbes, which
interfere seriously with the traffic. In. one
instance a train was nearly buried in an
immense fall of snow and the passengers suf-
fered severely before the obstru ;tion could be
removed, the appliances for that purpose being
rude and inefficient
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Lottery OniciaIs to BE Arrested.

Warrants have been placed in the hands
of Deputy United States Marshal Gallupe
in Boston for the arrest Of John A. Nor
ris, Paul Conrad and eleven other officials Of
the Louisiana Lottery Company. who have
been indicted by the United States circuit
grand jury. The indictment charges each OF
the defendants with violation of the postal
laws, and when the warrants are served upon
them they will probably give bail for their ap-
pearance in Boston at such term of the circuit
court as District Attorney Allen may require
FOR trial
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Her Life n Eailure

Alice Hewlett, a student at the Harden
Female College at Mexico, No., committed
suicide Tuesday night by taking laudanum.
She left a letter to her mother saying that her
life was failure. Miss Hewlett home was at
Charleston, Mo-, end il is said that her parents
sent her to the college to separate her from
young man whom she regarded as q desira-
BILE match
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Arrest OF q Pennsylvania Politician,

James NJ Healy, ex-chairman Of the demo-
cratic county committee, was arrested in
Pottsville yesterday morning for the en-
bezzlemeut Of 81 200, money given to him by
the democratic candidates to pay last falls
campaign expenses. The warrant was issued
yesterday. Healy went before a justice of the
peace, waived a hearing and entered bail for
his appearance at court.
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Justified for killing His Mothers Defamer.
Luke Courtney, who killed a man named
Wilson in Arkansas two months ago and who
surrendered to a constable at Riverside Satur-
day, has been acquitted by the examining
court The evidence showed that Courtney
killed Wilson for uttering vile things about
his (CourtneyD mother. The verdict is gen
orally approved.
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The supreme court room at Des Moines,
Iowa. was the scene Of an unusual occur.
renee Tuesday. Application was made for
Submission to practice by one of the oldest and
most widely known men in the state, Gen.
Geo. W. Jenes Of Dubuque was presented tc
the court by Judge Wright and took the oath.
Jones 10 ninety years of age and was one Of the
frst United States Senators from Iowa.
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Reciprocity q Losing Issue in Nova Scotia
The election for the dominion parlia-
ment in Queens county, Nova Scotia, has
resulted in the return of Frank G. Forbes,
liberal, by Ga majority, a decrease of "a votes
from last year. MIR. Forbes made the fight on
the liberal policy OF unrestricted reciprocity
with the United States, while his opponent,
Mr.. NORM, conducted his canvass ON purely
local issues,
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Heavy Contracts for HAHN.

E. F. Murphy of the international Ar
tifcial Rain Company Of Kansas and A.
Borders of the firm Of Under 4 Borders
of Tulare, Cal, have made a contract with
the farmers Of Huron and vicinity for rain for
the seasons crop, on a basis OF six sacks to the
acre for 60, 0c0 acres, 20. 900 acres having been
already subscribed for
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The San Francisco to Go to Honolulu.
Admiral Brown OF the tag ship San Fran
cisco at San Diego has received telegrsphic in
formation from Washington that sailing orders
have been mailed him. The cruiser will sail
for Honolulu on Monday or Tuesday Of noxt
week. =
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Speakers Mt the Anti-Hill Meeting.

At the anti-midwinter convention committee
monster mass meeting in Cooper Union in New
York tonight the Hon. Frederick r. Coudert
will preside, and among the speakers will be
Oswald Ottendorfer Of the Stats Zeifung, Con-
gresham Charles Tracy. Hon. John q. Mil
burn OF Buffalo. sx-Secretary of the Treasury
Fairchid, Z. Ellery Anderson aud the Hon.
John De Witt Warner
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The Purchase OF the Asbury Park Beach.
The citizens Of Asbury Park, New Jersey,
have decided to purchase the lake and ocean
front properties OF Founder James A. Bradley
for Sl5o,000. which 10 Considered to he not one.
quarter Of its value.
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Retail Furniture Men to Meet

special from Grand Rapids, Mich, says q
call has been issued for national retail furni-
ture dealers convention, to be held in that city
July IL, to correct abuses that now exist in the
business. The call is signed by fifty of the
largest retail houses i'll the country.
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London Coal Porters ON n Strike.

On account OF dispute about wages
between the London coal porters and their
employers a strike was ordered today and 5000
men went out. Though no disorder has vet
been reported, extra precautions have been
taken by the police and the coal wharves are
well guarded. -.-
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Col Wr. G. Rice. for some tiae priva.s
secretary OF Gov. Hill, was married Yesterday
in Albany at noon TO Miss Harriet Lanedon
Pruyn, daughter Of the late John L. Pruyu.
chancellor Of the Univsrsity at the State.
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Failure of q New York Rrok.-

Failure of New York Broker.
The failure Of Philip. Bruins. broker, was
announced on the New York stock exchange
yesterday morning. He has been a men,
Der since May 8, 1869. His liabilities amount to
about slO0.O 900. 1t is understood his assets are
nominal
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Called back to
health-every
tired, ailing ner-

builds her up; if she suffers from any of the
distressing arrangements and diseases that
aft1ict her sex, it corrects and cures
Its an invigorating, restorative tonic, Q
soothing and strengthening nervine, and the
only guaranteed remedy for the ills and all
ments that beset woman 1t regulates and
promotes all the proper functions, improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispcls aches
and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and re-
stores health and strength.
All female complaints and weaknesses
are positively and permanently cured with
tho Favorite Prescription It's the only
,onteed. Il it doesn't benefit or cure, In
severy case, you have your money back
Something else may be better for the dealer
TO sell-but think for yourself whether It can
be Just as good for you to buy. =.
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81 had q stroke Of Paralysis. The suffering I
endured was unbearable, my speech was i'm
paired, my mouth drawn to one side, and the
pains in my head were maddening. / used Dr.
Greenes Nervura, and before had used a bottle I
felt marked Improvement and now i feel my.
self again.
PAULINE ROE,
SOC Seventh ave. New York City,"
II had stroke OF Paralysis. M mho1e right
side tcas almost useless l got so very weak and
numb could hardly stand on my feet: at times
could not raise my foot from the floor. Then
saw an advertisement in the papers Of Dr.
Greenes Nervura. sent for bottle ana before
had taken hdy or L was certain 1t was
helping me. Have taken Ave bottles and can
truly say that the good. wonderful medicine,
DR.. Greenes Nervura, has cured me and owe
my life to it
Mrs. JAMES J. GUERNSEY,
Al Myrtle ave., Albany, n. Y"
t1-Dr. Greene, the successful specialist In cur
ing all forms OF nervous and chronic diseases, IS
W. l4th street, New York, can DO consulted free,
personally or by letter. Cali or write him about
your case, or send for symptom blank to Ali out and
letter fully explaining your disease, giving ad-
vice. &C.. will be returned free.
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'SPECIALTIES.

ISLEcTRCITy. GALyAxlsh AID STATIC
, s.hroasL u. e.o,h,ns, s,,..ssS n a sssysss
- ssiT ssd s.sssss.e.iss:s ban . issssssz s
pou.s sto II M. eto pm l. =, Nlcdol.ool.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NUktOLk. fOklkI-ss AONlsoE AND .ORTs-
~ mouth. Va NOrfolk Washington. ~. c.,
StealnDoat Ccnpsny's PALACE slkAs.khs NASH
lNoaOS and NOkfOLh cave every oay m the ycsr
al D. Ia hon ~isalf 81.
ali thl ouyn tIssns aia sIfcss oIA
ols- lssoI and i--l fennsy -y-llA ave
81 Asx .Ug .ic.els sas tlsI ..ae.
JSo. CALLAHAN
osZf-f Gen sals-
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RAILROADS.
1'HE GREAT
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SILL Hy khi IsAcM xs,stl,EENpIp ssfIf,sSSkx

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sf ssi fEsa I'M
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for tritshnrv Snt the West. penpsyivsnia Linsfsi
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:, s,, Ssh,s.sS Ms..sTR EIrrs-. :, % ps, daily.
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DINING csr rl,tsfurs TO - Rscsu,enS ma rSscssa
iis S.. h, s,s ; 100 N daily ,of ,,,srs .ns
Tor Kane csn.sds.sas. Rochester and Ni.<su Pals
For frs: c.nsnd.isa. .al r. ss..r daily. fer But.
With sis:ns az s.ss s.,. to ES 100
I'm daily eic.s ss.ara and s s,sS s ss IS. sc
Washington % Rochester, 'A ''''S
daily. sIcsIs sunday " Az"
FOR IsII.ApEIPRlAN NEW YORK AND rHrrAsr.
~ 1000 and iL Pm. IN = sus ss IA
f S i rS T; a a fsal rs ., So
Can. Nesuhuie PASSENGER Uoso5e. and Dininr Car.
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For fOIs. cr.-s Lane. 30 u. aud q sop N.
daily. .hs.r Sunday
s.a "a; sas,,y; s,oept SUNDAY sundays. 900
Fok ALEXANDRIA AND rur SOUTH
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Trains Asasnafi. dr Ssssa a SOS. 7o
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sfatan ~hs-' OrDrr. eau ts eft the checsins u
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IS. s,snsrai sianassr General i..ssn.ss I Ascn,
X IChMuAD AND DAN lila RAILROAD 90.
~ schedue n effect January IL. lsr2
Az tlaIs arrive ami cave At Penn.y pssssns-s
$40 am DAiy, local for Lyuctlurs. oounsct.
Manassas tor Front Eoyal and strasburs DALI, eIeIs
ll:I0s daily for all PRINCIPAL points .out, an
All Divisions Of hIcnlIOnd and DHnyle system. Pu.-
coInestns ihense VITA sssss 70 s ~ We.
MOntgoery. aud iOr MeIaplis Barn. unit
ooro with slseIsr AsIisyi.s. and slOrrIsiosG
40 i.-D.iy. except SUNDAY, Tor arr.nIssu ana
orans.. AMI tilrouh no, q sad strssr
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ATTORNEYS.

Groner w. krEx.
AtIof 1ey al -las v.lcftor Of pnfents.
NasninSton. -. g., Nsnffk bui.s shn snA IA ave-.
80 PagkAas Ana fkNsiUkS
Letters patent caveats and sT-asasarks pro~urpl
Cow claims roseeUea. lsh-ons obts nsl. son>h
ION IN ali lets. ni4sters lres dfS-.1lu
A t,vVDR.Cn. Ian a. A.. "a Di.AkboLN 81.
hs chcase. Id. q searx' exp-rscnces sscrx.g
elScAf .aciltses IN setesal states. IA
vWesx with is~soa sai sssiss. an prsSs' rssrs. "a
CAAPBEIL cARRfNGToN. ATToRNEr-AT-LAw
ANebstcr Law lu- dinx. suS ~ - n asllinsfon.
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C,HEsAPEAKL AND OHIO RAILWAY.

sCHEDCLE IN EIFLCT NOVEMBER Is, lsal
llaiiis !ease DALI mona s.atsoh (b sld A 4
Gili AIfsl streets.
1hrNR~h tie sFIn~es sgsuerS IA America, With the
lah0sot.v~t AHA hs sOlsl'Ists eO.id liam Serves
Meet Irvnl AasulI.toL-
10 T.. EI.-''Ci..r nnsti Hast Lane" Solid Tram
hssnstCL ~ G.nrinatl without claanse, arriving 81
Ga, inliAt ~ n az I. cOnnestlls
lOT And .AEapols. st. Louis. a..
IL 80 pm. TIA. ~ a. " NtstilJule Lilted"-
ho.su ssstDu.e traiL With uns lof Z lncannatl.
Ono. LeA.nslOn snu Lonssii... ny. airIvIIx C.D-
SilLa ~ o. - A.. L-nlnstOn q. - m. Louis
SaO a. connecting JDion IcI roma
.UO a., LxIress Tor tes1 .lis
hcEIUnd. MAJ EssLOro. stsulton lrlncsIal Nifl
giuia loIIlts.
~. 81 via H.. 2. audi. Railway aud I'd %
Ola toIIIt LolIIort and NorfoIA--ONLf kAIL LINZ
5l3 AID l4sl IellIla- ave.
noIv ID. ". EULLER sepT Passenger Aren't
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& Mendclson Co, sole
clay St, Now York.
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mr.. MARSTON's TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ OF lost manhood, kidney and bladder diseases.
Naricoce1e, &C. without stomach medicines No IaiI
urss or rsiapsea Cures assured sealed treatise free
ocl3-eoly MARSlUN CO.. IL Park place, New Yorx
TRY THE NEW PILL AND TONIC. 'PU0sPEI-
Alta Comp BY physicians; special tonic for heart
and brain IN "a grippe stimulates stomach and liver
Alternative and blood purifier. Samples Tree al
SlMMS. l4th and n. \. ave. 1etj. LIN.
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THE SISTERS IN CHARGE OF ST. ROSES
INDUSTRIAL School, 2U2.b st. w., have reopeped
Dresslnaking and Millinery d:a-;sm
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new YORK.. THE BUCKINGHAM HOTEL
For Permanent and Transient Guests.
b u C TX / N G lei A MI
HO TEL.

(Earopeon Plars)-E'Jfth Ave,sate Neac York.
This deservedly popular house situate in the
most fashionable, convenient and healthy To-
calitv, with magnificent dining-rooms, unsur-
passed cuisine, elegant public and private sit
ting-rooms. Every modern Improvement. per-
feet sanitation and moderate charges.
Tariff-single rooms from one to two dollars
per day-douhle bed rooms with bath attached,
two to six dollars per day. Magnificent suites,
Parlor, large airy bed room, with bath and
dressing room attached, six dollars, and up
ward per day according to size and location
WETHERBEE & FULLER, Proprietors.
mar11 F,M&Wtcolnrm13 st
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4or Portland ST., |
PORTLAND, ME-, Oct. z, 'oI I

4o1 Portland ST., |
PORTLAND, ME-, Oct. z, 'oI I
THE ALLEN SARSAPARILLA CO.
Dear Sirs: II have found AL
lens SarSaparilIa the true
elixir of life, as it has given me
new life and brought me back to
health and strength. For three
years | suffered severely from
rheumatism in my joints, pain
in the lower part of my back, which
was, doubtless, kidney trouble,
indigestion and cOnStipa-
ton. had tried different rene
dies without receiving permanent
benefit, and so it was with poor
faith that began taking ALIENS
SARSAPARILLA. | had taken It but
four or five days when ! began to
feel better. | continued to inn
prove until, finally, after taking
but three bottles, my troubles
were all gone, and felt Nlse
new man. ! can say that am
fully cured of all the above
troubles, as it has been over a year
since took the medicine, and !
have not been troubled since. |
believe that the ure is permanent.
ISAAC H. BALL.
Aliens Sarsapariiia is guaranteed to cure.
The Allen Sarsapariiic Co.,
Woodford, Mafre
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LYDIA Z. PlNKHAM'S XEeEIA!

An uted book Health tq by lydia nkham geat
value to ladies' addressing with two 2t stamps
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
crItor of the viii OF
MARGARET E. SMITH, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs, All persons having demands
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
FRANCIS A. BURNHAM, Executor,
r. o. Biddeford, Me-
Portland, March 3rd, 1892. marsdlaWswW*
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed Ex-
ecutor of the Will OF
DAVID B. Kicker, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland. deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law dlrects: Az ps persons
ceased, are required to exhibit. the same; and
ali persons indebted to said estate are called
upon to make payment to
VIM. X. NEAL, Executor
Portland March 1882. mar9d1aw3wW*
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PRICE $3.50.

All the above Corsets are from SOC to S1.00
per pair less than any imported Corsets, OF
equal value
we carry in stock full lines of The Ferris
Waists in the most popular numbers for Ladies
and Children
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COTTON UNDERWEAR.
For Spring and Summer.

We are making extra efforts in this Depart
ment to please our customers, by giving them
the newest styles, superior material, best shapes
and the best made goods in the market at the
Lowest Possible Prices.
Please examine the bargains in night Robes
at hoe 75c., 81. 90, SLIPS and SIPS, and in
extra large sizes at $1.o0. $1.25, $1.371a.
Bargains in Skirts at Soc, &c., 75c., S1.oo,
s125, S1.5O, $500 and $3.50.
Bargains in Drawers (cut with yoke, thus
making superior to all others in shape and fit
at 25e SIC, 5oc., 75c. and $1.00.
Bargains in Corset Covers at Tie, 25c., and
SOC.
Our Notion Department is to receive a Boom
by the addition of Large Quantity of Goods
at much less than our usual prices. We pur-
pose making this Department a marked feature
in our house.
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MILLIONS FOR THE MISSISSIPPI.
Senate Favors Generous Appropriation
to Cover Five Years.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-In the Sen
ate today, the bill to improve the Missis-
sippi river and prevent destructive floods
was taken up. 1t was amended to in
crease the amount appropriated from
$15,0OO,O00 to SIS, 100000. Mr.. Frye,
chairman of the committee on commerce
from which the bill was reported. made
an argument in illustration of the good
policy Of making the appropriation sufi-
Gent to cover the entire work, instead of
making annual appropriations. He
pointed to the deepening of the canal at
the harbor of Philadelphia by the remov-
al of islands there, as proof of the great
saving in the entire cost by the adoption
of the former policy. So, ne said, if the
Mississippi river was to be improved, the
cheapest and surest way was not to have
the improvement depend upon annual
appropriations, which might fail one
year and be made the next year. While
it would not do, perhaps, to make an APP
preparation which would be absolutely
necessary for the completion of the
Mississippi river improvement and which
J might frighten the country and every
body, he assented without hesitation to
the appropriation of $4,000, 900, cover
ing five years
An amendment was agreed to assign
ing SO, 750, 900 of the total amount to the
improvement of the river between the
mouth Of the Illinois and St. Paul, Mimi,
of which not more than $3.50, 900 shall be
expended during any one year. The
bill was passed-yeas, As; nays, 5.
Messrs. Call, Kyle, Perkins, Pugh and
Vance voted no.
The bill introduced by MI. Mitchell.
appropriating 1850, 1856 for the construc
ton of boat railway and necessary ma
rine apparatus and appliances at the
Dalles and Celelio Falls, and Ten Mile
rapids on the Columbia river, and in the
improvement of Three Mile rapids, was
passed without discussion.