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Total surplus. ....... .S,.A24'i' S''o"''-'' NV '
OK TILL, STOCK EXCHANGE.

ro,a, surpl,s .s742,7 i3 s7oa7.:74 Inc s3s7.ic'
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The market FOR stocks was strong again hii
values in most cases waterway aue 80
The weekly crop report puDlsheu t1u"s ,,J ,hat
better than the monthly report, ana IL s'a1ei '"
the week ending June 10 was more la'oi"D, ,
agriculture than any week Of the season s'' nv
the week ending May I. The result o. sun ,bo
cDuraCng news had an immediate erect ui,on W..
Granger shares and in fact nearly the ch,i'c ~
responded to the influence. There vas u ~. ~
support in the market. but heaVy ~ 10, c,
commits house business gave IL strehS'" "'lo
entirely offset Iondon's absence There was some
effort a profit taking on yesterday ans t
such realizing quickly ABSORBED anu ~, T.,
ket closed strong. with general llnptoNe''." ~
prices. The only important exceptions - Mo
general advance was in Chicago Gas anu liz, i,'a
filling and Cattle Feeding Company VI" uIo L.
in both being due to speculative nun,
The distinctive Improvement In Stock EXcnahee
values in the last few days has gwen s.on 49,,
side support to the market. and unlike as' ~
trading is not wholly in the hal's ~ P'
sOnals ..,.oa
New-York Susquehanna and western rn,o oSod
a rapid advance and the preferred st"Vn ociI
27i4 from the opening at 2'F. closim hsodu,ed f.
The directors Of the company were scheuu .,,or
meet to-day and according TO c"ii'"' ,,'od
elect a president. but no quorum . U Irt
and so the meeting was postponed u''t -, 49,,
The other anthracite coal shares were I', 49, w.
and moved within n small range. kean'ns .oSS S
Ia per cent. Tennessee Coal ana IRON "Pe.'o"
AT an advance but lost pront TAKING s".'',
United States Cordage Company, whlcn Ia,
gained an additional importance in the oiee'
on account OF the strong protective c,''' -,
which has hecn formed advanced and closed
for the common stock AT net gain OF = per CEN
The chairman OF the Reorganization commit
has expressed a willingness To ASSIST tnc H.,
tor,iva Committee in It's proposed investigation.
and IL the two committees can WORK IN mar
which will be an unusual occurrence III ul'
history of Wall Street reorganl2at!ohs the IN
cern ,yil stand n fair show OF being successiuii!
reha biljtated at no late date. The chici du-
vances were scored by the Granger shares Lax
shore Southern Railway. Pacinc Mail Suspus
hnnna Manhattan. and Cleveland Cincinnati.
Chicago and St Louis The Indusirlals were
irregular and generally lower. The total nunioer
II shares sold was 36l.2sS. against Z''''o scs'e'
day.
RONDS-TUE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 registered -
Of 1907 AT 49, 5000 coupon 4s OF l'-' Al i-s's'
Quotations were as follows:
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Money on call in London was u per cent. The
rate of discount In the open market was "a per
cent for both short ana three months bills. The
amount Of bullion which withdrawn from the
Bank II England to-day on balance was f33.OOO.
India council bills were allotted to-day AT "A de-
cline Of l-32l. per rupee. British consols declined
lie for money II l0G l-G. and lie FOR the account
10 1865. American securities were quiet. but firm.
and Northern Pacific preferred rose y 10 20i..
Union Pacific !. to l4h. Erie "a 10 llAs. ST. Paul
Y to C9@s and Reading 10 Sia.
French rcntcs were quoted at lO2 francs %
ccntimes Paris exchange on London. % francs -
confines; Berlin exchange on London. 2O.i5
marks.
quarterly dividend 81 IA per cent on the
capital stock ~ the Manhattan Railway Company
has been declared. payable July l.
The following securities were sold by public
auction AZ the Ncw-lOrk Real Estate Salesroom
by Adrian II. Muller a. Son:
II shares Farmers Loan and Trust "a. ......... '"l
5li sharch Kings County Fire Insurance CO. Of -
400 shares Nugget Gold Mining 60 Of Wee, w.
20 Share. Louisyil, ana Nashville Railroad co. SIS.
- shares N"vYork. LIKE Erie and Western -
~ shares Nassau Ga. Light 90. ~ brooklyn .22I
lOoD New York Central and Hudson River Ran
r'al extended - bond. due May J. ii"' IN ,
10 shares Aneriach Wolvcron Electric 'o..... -
~ shares Seattle Coal and Iron co....... vi lot
shares TTow Directory Printing ana Book
binding Co, preferred ..............'... va
100 shares Fourth National Bank. ~
shares Wagner Palace Car 'O........+.......lG 1907
30 shares CLARK Mile End Spool Cotton co.. G''s
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WAITER BONDS

=
w Sealed proposals hereby invited for the purchase
of hearing Water Bonds 81 the city of Atlantic city
New jersey
Amount Il ~ Bonds. STIjOOo
Denomination each $1,000.
Interest per cent. payable semiannualiy In June
and Drcemlcf. In gold coin attached free from
taxation.
Principal payable In thirty years.
The assessed valuation ~ Atlantic city rs about sl3 0Oo
i'ermanen, population COCO increased to 10000 In
Summer months Debt exclusive OF this Issue about
$I,DuO
These bonds issued by authority and In accordance
tho Legislature - New jersey entitled
AN Act t. enable cities supply the inhabitants thereof
with pu-. and whol.sO water" Approved April 2ls
1876 This provides for snklns fund ana the ap
pr1prian ~ revenues received from the Water Depart
men 10 nay Interest md bonds AT maturity.
Tn, pu this Ia To- for the purchase by
contamination. Of the plant Of the Atlantic Water Com
Iany sad city.
The city the right to reject any and all bids
An bids must accompanied by certified check for {25
on National bank evidence OF good faith the part
Of IN. bidders Bids received and opened Friday
evening" June ~. at o'clock.
sealed bids marked Iids for Water Ilpnis addressed
"a EMERY D. fRf.LAN. city Clerk. Atlantic City, New
Jersey VIII bc received until twelve o'clock noon. Monday
June I'd. 1895 -
Dated May 10Th. 1879. ...,,>. ., .
Mayor. Atlantic city.
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'o""'' '' ''"0' Commercial Pap-r
On call SOD Smos mos . mos 3 mos mos q mos
ila0ci252 2hQ3i - 2La3

The price of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Chicago 35c. premium:
New-Orlcans, commercial. par, bank 80 pre-
MUM: san Francisco. sight par. telegraph 81. per
800; Boston. 10 10 10. discount. Charleston. buy
ing par
Bank clearings were as follows AZ the places
named: New York-Fxrhanges. $50 g9S .j9G. bal
ances Ell7.379. BaltmOrc-Excha changes. $2.Go2.s9l :;
balances 237O,64
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was GG7sc.. nominal. per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted AT 53A. In London bar silver
advanced 1-l6 To- 30 9-16d.
The foreign exchange market was firm. with
rates about the same high figures as yesterday.
Little business was transacted. Rates at which
business was actually done were az follows:
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flnaurlai.
Wisconsin Central Reorganization.

With reference previous notices from the Committee
Bondhoidcrs advised that minority OF the First
Mortgage Bonds have been deposited with the United
States Trust Company under the Agreement and that the
Trust Companys Certificates listed the New
York and Boston Stock Exchanges. This Committee
the holders both First and Income Bonds to deposit
their Bond with the United Trust Company with
delay. Bondholders In Boston st deliver their
Bonis Messrs Brown Bros. & Co. there.
GEORGE COPPELL, Chairman.
CHARLES G. BEAMAN. -u,
GEO WILDWOOD MURRAY.
JOS s DALE. Secretary. - Exchange Place.
New-Yorx.
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Pains Fireworks

ard Grand Pyrospectscle. deiineang the between
Japan and China. Every evening except Sunday and
Monday.
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hisl concutren,ly, and will also after.
wards. ptJceej together TO Copenhagen
b coal
These two movements Of the fsets
viii bc Que denomination but a elun.
tef denomination by the German en-.
ruror II probable.
Reports received by dlplomalists siy
that Emperor william will make a
sltech expressing his pleasure nj seeing
all tue nations Of Europe tbs eurAis, e..
Ieolslly two such friends ~ Fnucu
sni Russia, who have all his syn.
lit1y snd Who're friend lie himself
wishes to be.
This spetch will be the culmlnation
OF the festivities anu It Is dreaded by
everyone.
"rhu kaiser at the present moment
IL very inimical 10 Ensland,o said n
iiplonatl't In speaking VI the mater,
"kni ften'h statesmen have very
much bluni fed since 1870. They
ought TO have becn ABLE T. turn the
puzzle 0piui,n Of France ug,inst Eng.
lanJ, ilt England is Fraucs's eolo
ouemy.n
In diplomatic circles II ~ hoped
evefything will pass of happily at
hio. STRINGENT orders have uOe
gwen 10 al N o aiinifnls with the oh.
Jet " pre- Itiug any departure from
'ho officially prescribed order VI cerC.
monies,
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sTRucK ny A CYCLONE.
Several Perseu- Injured - About
Iwelyo Houses D.sirsysd.

several Persons Ininrcd - About
Iweiyc Houses D-Irsyed.
KANSAS CRY, No., June ia
special to the Tunes nom Hartford,
X IN, say: About O'Clock thi, even
lug cyclone struck this place, cjmiug
from the southwest, AMI swept away
everything from Its paih, which was
clean cut aud about 100 feet In width.
Several persons were Injured 30 badly
lhat they are not expected 10 live.
About twelve hout,s were destroyed
No well Ne many barns anu outhUusO,.
Au eye'Nltuess Of the storm, +. Il.
Tucker, n travelling man from EN-.
pDrip, uays; 81 vas ON toe incoming
Missouri, kausa, & Texas train, dus
At Hartford nt 5:2O. Just as the train
WAS Stopping und other passengers
noticed 10 tus southwest peculiarly
shaped white cloud, formed nearly like
n balloon, luta little more tapering.
Its peculiar whileuess first attracted
our attention. In fow minutes T.
seemed 70 stretch out It, neck TO the
ground ana turn darker. Then clouds
from all directions seemed 10 cluster
around tho TOP, auu, n the small end
struck the earth, trees, fences AMI ey.
etything II struck were lifted bodily
into spGo-. Ia another second beams,
furniture, stoves, bedding AMI all
kinds OF material were seen shooting
high Into the air from all directions.
"By this time tho passengers were
beginning 10 notice that tue funnsl-
shaped cloud was coming straight for
thU car In which we were, aud inquif-
les began rs 10 what was best 10 be
done. su1derly n Methodist preacher
| Il do not know his nanr) solved the
question by shVutiog, "ilcro goes Tot
tue pfairi,l" aud rushed 10 the door,
followed 10y every one in the car. How.
ever, this was not necessafy, for wben
only about 100 feet from the car ths
storm center took sudden turn east
ward and swept past this TeAr OF the
train without touching IL. TINS storm,
after passing through the town to tbs
eRst, seemed to jump the Noosho river
and thea Tise and disappear Ia the
| air
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LACES.

Wolfe and Ecru Oriental i.accs. five
inches wide worth csc, at l5c yd.
Seven inches vide, worth sos, at
l73C yd.
Nine inches wide, worth $50, a,
zoo yd.
Ecru Venetian Lace, with on, net
top, i've inches wide, worth 25c, at l5C.
Eight inches wide, worth 55c, At 2Oo.
Ecru SILK Bourbon Lace, three inches
wide, worth 9sc at I5c.
Five inches wide. worth 45c, at csc.
Real Venetian Point Laccs. a mag.
nllccn, assortment, ~ ecru and butter
color, IN any desired width, TO ~
inches, all specially reduced tor this
sale.
Butter Color ron, NandyEc Lace.
= inches wide, worth double, az 25C,
SOC, CSC yd.
Ecru Lace, most exquisite designs.
from S To % inches WIDE, from ggc to
g. IS yard, Jll at 50 pet cent. below
value.
IS inch Butter Color Venetian Point
al over Lace, for covering yoke or
entire Waist, worth si75, Tor SL2O
I'd.
30 inch wide Ecru Maufcsauc all over
Lace worth s. 90, at So 90 yd.
Butter Color Vandyke Point Vene.
tan llees, inches wide, worth Ssg, at
COO.
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Should be
Looked Into.
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
REQUESTED.
A BOLD ASSERTION.

Ever since Prof Koch startled the world
by promising 10 cure consumption with the
Koch lymph and his complete failure TO do
50, the people have been looking for some
discovery which would prove an absolute.
certain cure for that dread disease. over a
quarter Of century ago Or. r. v Pierce.
Chici consulting physician TO the luyllids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, put In q claim
TOT u medicine, which he had discovered
ana used IN his extensive practice, that
would CHc ninCty.ci per cent. ofall cases
ot consumption whcn taken In all tl carly
stages. Time has proved that his assertion
was based on facts gained from experience
His Golden Medical Discovery Ras cured
many thousand people IN all pats Of The
world, and Dt, Pierce invites an Interested
10 send TO him for free book which gives
the names, addresses and photographs of
many prominent people who have willingly
tcsuhcd 70 tile marvellous curative proDcf.
ties of his Golden Medical Discovery. -
lic mas also written Book Of 100 pages on
'Diseasc5 olthc Respiratory Organs, (which
treats of I'll Throat, Bronchial aud Lung
diseases, also Asthma and Cataith thai will
be mailed hy the Worlds Dispcuslry Med.
real Association Of Buffalo, n. ", on recent
OF six cents in stamps, TO pay postage.
Consumption as most everybody knows
Is hr5t manifested 10y feeble vitality, loss
OF strength, cmaciation then local SWIM.
ioina soon develop, as 6oNgh, difficult
breathing, OF bleeding from lungs. when
inve stigltion proves that tubercular de.
posts have formed In the lungs. II Ia
earnestly advised that the Discovery" be
taken carly and the latter stagcs OF the
disease can thereby be easily avoided.
To build up IoiG RfSE dRd JHcReM after
the grip, pneumonia, lung fever ny, cx.
hnusting iovcts and other prostfating dis.
eases. II has no equal II does moi mai,
jet like cod liver oil aud tia nasty com.
pounds, but, SOLID, whoieS0me .lssk.
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SPECIALS IN
WASH GOODS.

a. inch White india Linen. you would
willingly pay iac yard, for this week
&c.
81 inch White lcno Lace Stripes, i.4
to inch apart, worth Isc, at SIC yd.
Fast Black Lawn, in small aud large
checks, p inches wide, value Ise, at
s &c yd.
81 inch India Pcrcale, pink, blue, Law.
cndcr and white ground, IN figures and
stripes, pretty for sbr, waists, sold else.
where 90 ls'ac, for &c yd.
Duck Suitngs light aud dark grounds
with stripes, dots and figures, new col.
ors, entirely new styles, Tor l2!c yd.
Plain White plque Tor dress sgirts, ~
inches wide, at l2ic.
Lace Striped Lepherirc. in loyeliea
Of the new color combinations, paraded
as bargain elsewhere, at sSc, Tor l5c.
Fine and Sheer Tape Striped Dim,
lilies, that everybody wants, beautiful
quality, instead OF 2sc, We make them
l5C.
Manchester PiQues, in white grounds
with cOlored figures and stripes, the
most seryicablc wash fabric, our regular
ssc quality, cut this week TO l5c.
Beautiful Imported White Lawn,
satin corded combination stripe, worth
SOC At lSc.
Latest and Finest in French Picques,
white grounds with colored figures, cost
$50 to import, slashed to Csc.
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KANSAS CITY, June ia rain
storm which assumed all the proper.
tons OF n waterspout began here this
afternoon aud continued late Into tue
night. Nearly four inches OF water
fell Within eight hours' time, which is
the heaviest fail recorded for this vic n.
ity In iileen yosfs. During the height
OF thu Storm two inches Of rain fell
within twCnty-eight minutes, the
greatest iall in ike length Of time
ever known here. Streets In low-lying
districls we're flooded ss were many
cellars, but no serious damage resulted.
Four mile, west Of here, near Qua.
dsrO, two boyr, Joseph And Thomas
BuIterwock, aged nineteen aud fifteen
years respectively, were struck by
lightning while working In n field,
AMI instantly killed. No other fatEltie,
are known.
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Lamont on n Pleasure Trip.

WAsifISuGUE, June II. Secretary
Lamont let Washington this after.
noon over the g.. a o. ON an
extended tour Of the northwest. VITA
him were Mis. Lamont, her three
children and Two servants; Mrs. anu
Miss Brant, OF New YORK; Quarter.
mGsier General Baicheldsr anu Major
George b. Davis, military secretary 10
Secretary Lamont. The party was
accommodated In two special Pullman
cars.
The trip will take the party hrst to
Omaha ami then through Wyoming
into the Yellowstone national park,
and other attractive points in tho
Rocky Mountain county are boiug
planned, purely as n pleasure trip, AMI
not including official inspection or
other matters OF pu bile business.
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Man aud Woman LntRnEicd In roIe'
phone wires Nearly Perish.

phon- wires Nearly Perish.
CLEvELAND, JunH l7.-Psoplo pasg-
ing along Ou'arlo street this afternoon
we're bisrtltd by the screams OF ~
woman, when came from tue roof VI u
restaurant known ~ tho New Bright
House. Looking a. tue direction from
which tue cries clmt, they Jaw n
woman eulangloI In tue telephone aud
electric wires forty feet above the
ground. Her clothes were on fire, anu
she was loudly calling for help.
Several men rau uIsiaifs leading to
the roof, and Thomas Bel, n reporter
Of tho World, ascen1oi by the fire. es-
cape. Boil reached the unfortunate
woman as soon ~ the other man ana
succeeded IN rosculng her from her
psrllous position.
just AS they succeeded In resouing
her, Bell caught hold OF one Of tue live
wires with his hand. In AN instant he
was whiting IN pain. Somebody had
tue presence VI mini ~ cut the wire,
but that did not save Bell. lie fell
head downward TO the fire escape, n
coil Of wire being about his hiIs, and
holding him suspended Ia the air. lie
screamed for help, ana for time u
seemed that no would be- burned 10
death by the nAmss that were playing
about bis body. He was finaliy released,
Rnd together with tho woman vas sent
to u hospital. The latter, wh4ss name
10 Edith johnson, will die, her Erml
anu legs being burned TO u crisp, but
Bsll, though badly burned, viii
recover.
Tne woman, who was n waitress 81
the restaurant, had gone b thr root o.
the building 10 see ltB which wa,
burning block away. she leaned out
over tho roof 10 get n better view, ana
In 10 doing grnspsI the electric liEhl
| wiTe6 with her hands.
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w Everyone because soms-
N1G 'nnIs SAINT Nay Happen.
hi ~ ~, l3hl, June, lS.-A Bpeclal to
"a, Mh.'aid fIom PARIS, says. Klsl
ly NJ reason Tor the speech delivered
otsIs ,Nannolauxi French minister Of
on ~ auAlrs, aud 1t was also the Tea-
be- to S' ,ne cOnietrlng by the czsr Of
|inw no'a'lon OF the Otder oil ~. An.
h esn,P'h PRESIDENT Faure-two facts
la Az, y' lef concentrations OF u SINH
In s,, nj are expected this week. IL is
|lssl, mat tue Russian ana French
VIII alafI for anu depart from
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Sr. Louis, june l7.-By Rgreemen I
between all tho lines Interested, b.
Lluis.Missouri rates are TO be restored
on June 2B,h, aud rigidly maintained
Oh anu alter that date. Tfailio officials
are hopeful there Will he no more
Generalization on this bide OF tue
river Tor some time 10 come.
CHICAGO, June II. - Executive
ulllctfs VI the lines between ths Mis-
s0url and Mississippi Tivtfs have
decided to follow tho example Of the
managers OF Texas roads and Testote
freight rates between those points on
the same date when the Texas rates
arc to be restored, July goth.
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Papers IN Contested Election Cass
Opsnsd by tho House clerk.

Papers In Contested Electloa sass
opsnsd by tho House clerk.
wAsIIINuroS, ID. g.. June II. -
Clerk Kerr, OF the H.use VI Repre-.
ssutstivss, to-day opened tho papers In
the contested election cases Of KERRY
Va Abbott, from the Sixth Texas dis.
tTioT RosenIhal va Crowley, from the
Tentn TcxRS DISTRICT Thorpe W Me.
Kipny, from tho Fourth Virginia die
lriCt, anu Bouzs vs. ltusk, iron the
Third Maryland district.
The paper. In szch Instance were
opened In the presence Of either OF the
parties VI tho contest or thrir repre-.
aouIativer, aud the ceremony consisted
merely Ia u hurried inspection OF tue
documents, whioh had Geeu previous.
~ received, sealsd by tue clerk, and
hRd Tem,iutd Ia that condition IN his
office up TO this time. Alter being
opened, tGs cases wore sent TO the pub.
liu printer, agd will b. ru, In shape Tor
the convenience Of the committee on
election. As there aIs twenty.six
contests to DO settled by the next
House, It " evident that tue elvctlOuu
Committee viii lind all the work It
will care TO undertake..
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ron DisnEsPECr.
Commander Ids Relieved by cable.
gram order

WAsuIsGIOS, ID. e., June IT,
Commander George Ide, Of the Alert,
now at Panama, has been relieved OF
his command by cabiegram order.
lilo will be succeeded by Commander
Franklin HantorJ, nj present ON duty
at the New York navy yard, who will
take tho steamer on July Both for the
Iuthmup. Commander Idv, however,
will be relieved Immediately, not be-
ing allowed TO retain his command
until his successor reaches his ship.
Tue reason Tor this summary action
Ia found IN charges preferred by Ad-
miral Meade, that the commander had
treated him with uistespect. The exact
nature OF these charges was not made
public at tho navy department., hut ~
Is known that the incident occurred at
Panama last spring.
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THE pEnALrA CAsE.
A Lady claims the rate at "Bnroncss
OF AriEInA"

DRNvER, June IA special 20 the
Aeps from suuta Fc, NM, say: The
wIte VI james A. Pe,Elta.kvsy,s oecu-
u!sl the wltntB, stand IN thS UHiIru
States lanu court this forenoon, and
srIrk 10 AZ that she was tho great.
granddaughter OF Miguel Peralls, the
noble Spaniard, alleged TO have bssn
granted the Perslia claim, despite the
vUlumlnOus evidence tue government
has unearIhed showing her TO bs the
daughter OF John Treadway,who liVed
among the Digger lndiaus. A. limes
III. witness was IN ieare, AMI the ara
ma,iu scene was inlsnIinsd by Lava
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BRADFORD, Pa, une ia terri.
uS ,9't'' iiEe Is raging In tue Klnsue
10y "A telephone mrsssge from
asll' JeWett II $3.50 u'Cl0uK stated
lM special train mad iust Left there
~ hN,li,htquA with more than 100 men
Ir A. w we nose tho town gJu,u rlLIe.
syu' ouO mon nte throwing up onl-
,IuAtnehls and making svsTy ,ilJTt to
I've INC town. The iiTe IN Advancing
s,n. .us me village, aud nothing, It
'''u'' eau 10 done 10 q OF lie piogresF.
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atisiog aud saYing In excited tonw:
viii stake my lie on h,r sincerity.
She tells the tfuth.n
There was fashionable audience OF
hdies present, aud they frequently
domonitrAted their sympAthy with tue
Wines, who claimed to be tue Bitou'
esq Of Arizona. Tue case may be con'
cluded tomorrow.
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oregon Imrro,,mont Company.

PoAlLASD, Or, June 1.-The an.
tlal meeting Oi tns stockholders Of the
V'sson Improvement company was
aslI 10 this city this afternoon. The
melting was called TO order by Pfosi.
sstl W. IL, staTbuok, and Secretary
te''sn acted IA SECRETARY OF tho meet.
W. There were presuul: &. IL, pross.
gu Z. Il. fedcaslle, &. |. Smith, g..
AD9lph, w, NJ. Lsdd, Il. i. HOolry,
nll }. Mohr, Elijah Smith aud W.
u Slirbuuk. Mt. 5tarbuck hat as his
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w james McNHugnt, o. Nov YORK.
az smith was represented ~ FtoI II.
Inelman, senator DJlph ANA II. WA.
lil, VI this city.
lae snnual report OF the president
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nsaeed.
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