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DgLgaGTBS NAKED
BY Gov. A,kInSaR TO the International
MlRsrs aud HinInE CoHVsHtian-


MiWsrs and HinInE COHVeHtIan-
Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgcneor,
CHARLESTON. W. Va, May a.
Governor Atkinson to-day appointed
the following delegates from West Nlr-
glnla TO the international mining con-
yention. TO be held at Denver, Col. on
the Tth. sth and 9Th OF July, this year,
Hon. s. II. Elklns, OF Elkins; Hon. n.
d. Scott and Major 7. NJ. Norton, of
Wheeling; Hons. George T. Davis, Of
Charleston: George McGuiIln, Of Sewell;
] l.. Caldwell, Of Huntington; A II.
White, Of Parkeraburg; James D. Butt,
OF HerpeFs Ferry; Judge j, IL. Brown,
OF Charleston. and George a. Burt OF
ParkeTBburE
Among the objects OF the convention
are IL promote the business and inter-
ests Of the mining industry IN North
and South America, and 10 take under
advIaement the Importance OF the cren..
ton by Congress Of department. of
mines and mining, and a cabinet officer
10 represent this great Industry OF the
country
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
case relieved In six hours by "NeW
Great South American Kidney Cure.
II II great surprisc on account Of It's
exceeding promptncsS In relieving pain
IN bladder, kidneys and back. In male
or female, Relieves retention almus;
Immediately. II YOU want quick rclici
and cure. this Is the remedy Sold by
II, IL Last, Druggist, Wheeling, w. Va.
lhEE-a
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X. orr. supreme Lodge

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May ?7.--Thc
arrangements Tor taking care OF the Il,
OF p. supreme lodge and the eHcamp-
ment Of the uniform rank, which are ~
be held in this city In 1s9S are progress.
Ing. Fltty thousand dollars viii clvoF
the necessary expenses and an effort
viii be made TO raise that amount, This
viii cover che prize drills, which WIN
require $4,000.
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The physIcal beauty Of women should
iaat, growing more and more mellow
until the end. says u writer In the Phlla-
delphia Times. That the beauty of wo-
men. NSa that Of men. should be deter
miued nom the standpoint Of Rdvanc-
ing maturity cannot be disputed. II Is
absurd to claim that the ripe. rich beau
y OF forty Is Iess attractive than the
luddlnE immaturtty Of sweet sixteen
Rhen women live IN harmony with ma
urea laws each stage Of life has It's own
harm, The f1iineSs Of beauty does not
each It's zenith under the age of thirty
I've and forty. Helen OF Troy comes up
n the stage at the age o. forty. Aspa-
la was thirty-slx when married to Per-
cles, and she was a brilliant figure thir-
y years thereaftcf. Cleopatra was past
thirty years when she met Anthony
Diane az Polctlers was thiTty-SlS when
The won the heart OF Henry II. Inc
rinG vas half her age, but his devotion
ssTer changed. Anne OF Austria was
ihlfty-elght when described US the most
BEAUTIFUL woman In Europe, Madame
ie Nalntenon was fOrty.three when
united to Louis. and Catharine Of Rus
ia was thlFty-three when she seized the
throne she occupied for 'hiF1y-nNe
YeaFA
NlIe. Mar was most beautiful at forty
ave, and Madame Recamier between the
aees OF thirty.five and fifty-fivc. The
most lasting and intense passion Is not
lnsnlred by two-decade beauties. The
pid saw about sweet sixteen is exploded
~ the truer knowledge that the highest
beauty does not dwell In immaturity.
For beauty does not mean alone the
falhlon Of form and eoloring as found
Ia ne WOIen doll. The dew OF youth
ald 4 compilation OF roses are admiru-
BE for that period. but a woman's best
and richest years are from thirty-slx to
forty. II 10 an arrant error for any wo-
man 10 regard herself a. paAae al any
age. II abe groWa old gracefully.
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WOMAN'S REALM.
Matters Of Interest to Intslllgen.
ser Feminine Readers.
FASHIONS, FADS AND FANCIES.

Physical Beauty ofwOmsn should Last.
Famon. Women WhO seOroa Their
qr,a.s,t Heart Triumph Aner They
wsrsThlrIy-avo-nIoro About the lat
,,ts,yie, Ia Para'ols-IIow 20 nak' De
ilslous jams,
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WARRINGTON u, c, May a.
Nearly all OF the real Damascus steel
gun barrels that come to the United
States are made IN Belgium, but for
some years the trade has suffered Sc
verely from the imitation Of the Gsnu-
inc damascus. The latter Il made only
by the most expert workmcn. while wo-
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UNCONDITIONAL surrender. is the
only terms those famous little pills
known az DcWitrJ Little Early IIlscrs
will mako with constipation. alex head
ache and stomach troubles, Charles L.
Gootze, corner Market and Twelfth
streets; Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; Pea
body q Son. BSnwood. a
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A HOME REMEDY


Grippe.
Ia grippe and Influenza, cold In the
head or on she lungs, are not only dis
tr, fsing maladles, but are worry Danger
Gus as well. Cold on the chest Is an In
tiamItidn affecting the alT-passhges
and vesela leading into and through
every portion os tho lungs. The innam-
nation may be so violent az 10 cause
death in a short time II not quickly 70
durad, or II may lInger and drag as a
had cold OF more or loss severity What
10 true Of cold Is equally true o. Ia
grippe. Even mild condition is liable
10 turn quickly into acute pneumonia,
or what Is worse, gallnping consump-
ton. The breathing tubes become so
sensitive that the least exposure, the
slightest traught, change of clothing, or
OF the weather Is SUFFICIENT TO cause
fresh cold, terrible cough, pain and fe-
yer. Cough is the foremost symptom,
aud 81 may be harsh aud dry. or loose
and broken with much expectOratlon.
II 10 always annoying. keeping up a
constant Irritation aud excitement In
the sore and Intlamed tubes. There Is
pain and tenderness under the breast
bone. sometimes OF raw and tearing
nature. HaRrsenoHs, huskineSs, Wills
pcrlng, or loss OF voice. chilly Sensa-
lions, sore throat, achlng Joints and
catarrh OF the head. As the disease ad-
vances there are night aweats, hectic
fever. loss OF flesh, splitting OF blood or
hemnrrhage, and the patient has the
appearances and symptoms OF conBump-
tion. The old way Of treating n ooId is
zoo well known TO need any explanation
here; the new way-the better way--ls
with Lightning Hot Drops, This rem
edy is especially valuable In colds, Ia
grippe, Influenza, coughs. holrseness.
etc Indeed, for II grippe and Influenza
1t may truly be said TO be a specific.
while for breaking cold or relieving
hoarseness L Is Without an equnl.
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NervinO and It's eject WAS sImply won
derful. heartily commend your remedies
DF. Miles Remedies arc sold By all drug
gisis under positive guarantee, dDt bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DR., NILES MEDICAL CO., RlhkaTt, Ind.
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WHEN a cold Is contracted, cure It
ut once One Minute Cough Cure will
set you on the road TO recovery Ia a
minute. II viii cure pneumonia, bron-
chi,ls. Group ana all forms OF lung and
throat troubles Charles II, aoetze. cor
nor Market and Twelfth atroetB; Bowie
& Co, Bridgeport; Peabody g. son, Ben
tuOnH
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FoR SALE.

The double brick houFs at So and &
Twelfth street. II viii pas aE IHv,stmsrr
The first-claSs property at 81 North YORK
street: new modern I-roOmsd house la.H.
dry and bath: large lot, ilXli3, with rood
stable. This properly viii be sold p. q bar.
gain: owner has located IN another n.'.
Possession at once, or will rent cheap llr
balance OF year.
building lots on ChaplIne. Eor and ia.
cob streets. Sixth ward cheap. easy terms
Good lot In Belvedere for $50. long time
500 lot on Elm street. Island, for t5Gj
MONEY TO LOAN.
@. O. SMITH,
Real Estate and Fire Insurance, Exchange
Bank Building.
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than Gi00 for ticket and escort. as hia
own expenses will be fully half that
amount"
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JACOB SNYDER HOMESTEAD
FOR SALE.

We offer for sale ut bargain the Ia,
residence OF Jacob Snyder. deceased. stu.
ate and known - No. si5, on the west 'its
Of North Main street. The house Is an ss.
CANT, large dwelling Of three stories, vel
lighted and ventilated. with all modern
improvements. and in arst-claEs order.
The grounds are spacious md well kept
extending to the river. and the view along
the ohio river is one Of the finest 10 the
city. VIII sell the property either FUR
nIshed or unfurnished. A rare chance OH
quick sale. For particulars apply 10
RINEHART & TATUM,
Telephone gla city Bank Building.
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OF66EEcE 9g T WE Observation-Disclosures yR1EEaEETK a9sSi.
tai FOR THE INSANE AT IVES

Sealed proposals will be received at this
ofiice until y o'clock. noon. on the thirty
FIRST day OF May. 1897. for furnishing all the
materials and labor required for erecting
IN place complete, the Hot House and iis
Heating Apparatus, for the West Virginia
Hospital for the Insane, at Weston W.
Va, In accordance with the plans, specth-
cations, etc, copies OF which may be seen
at this ofice, NJ the office OF F'ranzhelm,
Glesey & FariA, architects, Wheeling, W.
Va. and at the ONCE Of Bartlett, Hayward
a. Co, baltimore Md.
Proposals must be enclosed in envelopes,
sealed and marked Proposals for Hot
House and Heating Apparatus" address,
ed to W. +. CRUAtt3ACREIl, N. d,
Weston, ". va, May 10, 1857.
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NFFICE or THE WEST VIRGINIA
" HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE Al
" IETDN " VA

a NJ
" HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE Al
WESTON w, VA
Sealed proposals. win be received at the
West Virginia Hospital FOR tho Insane, at
Weston. ". Va, Until " o'clock, noon. ON
w s' w VI ~, S ,,,,,srts , ~
complete the Improvements 10 the Old
ColorCd building az the West Virginia Hos.
piinl Tor tho lnfanc, m accordance with
Nc b9ms hsS gosn e ol On eSpl,s,S IS. 9l
Ehcin, GvlsrY 4 FurlE Architects, at
Wheeling. W. Va. and at the Hospital at
Weston.
Proposals must he enclosed In envelopes,
proycmCntV to the Old ColOrcd Binding at
the West Nlrglnln Hospital Tor the Insane,
Weston, W, Va and addressed to tho
Board % Directors; West Virginia Hospi-
tai Tot tho Insane, Weston, W, Va.
Weston, W. Va, May 10. i>e1.
myll,tlh&s
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

Proposals viii be received at the Clerks
Office OF the Board OF Commissioners until
Monday. May 81 NJ o'clock D. M, Tor
furnishing ice for the offices in the court
r. c. MOFFAT.
myss Clerk Hoard Of CemnIssionars.
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IlFs.


New YORK Irtpune'
Just 4 game OF living chances
And the cards are shuified well,
Ere the hand Of Fate advances
Unto ua.tho ones that tell
Whether We draw the token,
Shall the hazard run IN vain;
Whether ours heart thHta broken
Whether Joy be ours to gain
There's tiny Joker hiding
onaUhere IN each PACK o. bate,
His the meaanRe Of good uulnB
V7hSn ne II not dealt too late,
but 10 those who fan TO ind him
AZ the outset Cupid nlnEa
lust q smile and leaves behind MIN
But tho Iiutter OF his wings.
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TTNHE lNTELLIGENCER PRINTING
j EstahllBhmOnt-NeN accurate, prompt
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VAHEs ., H.I w. sI ys.I. TI.E Isars al,
W ease, Is cured, II Is not Hvrpr'sing
that DO should publish tbs fact for ne ne
benefit Of Others. Row J. p Smith. lVio
Fulton ST., Baltimore. Nd, ErtsG got
years guiIcred from severe form OF heart
disease. used DR.. Miles Row Heart Cure
and my heart Is now Ia good condition
Recently, other Affections came upon me-
There was huumlns, painful sensations on
top and back Of my head. Fifteen MIN
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Ground 100 feet square on Twenly.
seventh street. with buildings thereon.
No. 1901 Chapline street. T.glg
FiVB-rOOmed house southeast corner 0,
Elizabeth and Twelfth street, Sl.l6j
Real estate Of every description
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agen. Collector Notary Pub.
lie and Pension Attorney. No IGl! Maa
street., N.Y.
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Departure of Two Vessels from Vic-
tOria Yesterday, Loaded with Men.
Horses and Provisions.
HEAVY ROYALTY EXACTED
10 AND 20 PER CENT. TO BE PAID ON
EVERY DOLLAR OF OUTPUTA
Stories Told by PrOspectors-Some
Who Have Struck 1t Rich-Cai-
fOrnia's New EIdOradOs

VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 15-There were
in Victoria this morning close on 1000 men
of every class and from every part of the
world who were just crazy to get started
on the long trip to the new Eldorado. These
men had tickets which will carry them to
Skaguay bay. the big collier Bristol or
on the steamer Islander, both of which
sailed to-day. The Bristol has been fitted
up with hunks and stalls for horses from
the bottom of her hold to the top of her
cabin deck, and every bunk and stall is oc-
cupied close to 900 men going on the Bristol
and just many horses and mules. Even
the big collier is filled up, the feed for these
animals and the outfits for the men taking
up an immense amount of space
The Islander has just big crowd. but
much of the space on her is taken up by a
contingent of mounted police their horses,
dogs and outfits. They realize that they
have winters trip before them in order to
reach Dawson City, and are taking dogs
and sleighs. Horses viii be taken as far
possible, and when they are of no more
use will be killed and used as food fer dogs.
few men are going up with the idea OF
purchasing cheap outfits from men who Be-
came discouraged and are turning back; bat
most of them are well provided, and all are
respect the advice of men who went before
and have written of the difficulty of Sc
curing animals or Indians to pack goods
across the pass.
The gold seekers do not intend to be with
out good substantial reading matter Near
ly every Klondiker provides himself with a
copy of the Bible and Shakespeare. Book
sellers say their supply of these books has
been entirely exhausted during the last two
weeks, and orders for larger stock have.
been placed by telegraph. party of twelve
from Missouri, who bought their outfits in
Tacoma, took with them eight copies of the
Bible and twelve copies of Shakespeare.
There is no demand whatever for Yellow
covered novels.
W. w. e. Canovan, of Ottawa who was
a member of the Canadian boundary sur
vey, in which capacity he learned much
about Alaska, left the Islander to-day.
Mr.. Canovan is going to look over the
ground for the KlondilSe Placer Mining and
Prospecting Company, of Brantford and
Paris, Ont. This company will send out
large party in the spring to prospect and
work claims in the Canadian Yukon.
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WAGON WHEAT. $40
ACME MILLING CO.,
Old 352 West Washington st.
RACE RIOT IN ARKANSAS
TO ARREST A COLORED
MAN LEADS TO 4 BLOODY FIGHT.
Two Negroes and n White Man Killed
and Telegraph Operator and
Two others Badly wounded.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 15 49, The
bloodiest race riot that has occurred in Ar
kansas in months took place at Palarm Sta
ton, thirty miles from Little Rock, late this
evening. Three men are dead another fa-
tally wounded and two others injured The
dead are
HARRISON KoRR, a negro, shot all to
: CHARLES PETERS, colored killed out
CHARLES ANDRY, white, shot through
the heart.
The seriously injured are
j. r. CLARKE. JR, a telegraph opera
tor, shot through the shoulder, probably
d. II. OWENS, white deputy sheriff of
Perry county, shot through the groin, Sc
riously.
Owens, deputy sheriff from Ferry ccun-
ty, had warrant for Harrison Kerr,
negro, charged with murder. When he at
tempted to make the arrest at Palarm Korr
opened fire on the officer. The first shot
struck owen in the groin. The bullet
striking silver coin in the trousers pocket.
glanced and inflicted serious wound The
money in Owens's pocket probably saved
his life. Andry and Clarke went TO Owenss
assistance, and five or six negroes 5oiaed in
with Korr. fight ensued in which ever
fifty shots were fired When the snooting
was over Andry and I'eters lay dead
Clarke had staggered into his Office and fell
on the floor Owens was lying in Il ditch
near the station and h)rr ANA The Icnaind-
er or his companions had disappeared. The
entlre town was at the scene II the shoot
ing, and a posse started in pursuit OF the
ileeing negroes. Harrison Eorr was found
lying dead in the road a mile away, literally
shot TO pieces, blood running IRON five
wounds in his body. The other neg; oes who
participated in Inc bloody affair continued
their flight, and have not yet been car-
tured. The whole county is in fever of
excitement, ard, should KorT's associates
be captured they will never come to trJal
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AN OHIO SENSATION.
HumOrs, Arrests and Attempted Sui
cides Follow IL Double Murder.

BELLEFONTAINE, o., Aug 15.-There
were many detectives at work here and in
Union township to-day on the rumors re-
garding the double murder one week ago of
David Detrick and his wife. While Tony
Ford and Lew Deerwester are under arrest
for the crime it is generally believed there
are others who know something about it.
In connection with the rumors duplicating
different neighbors, one man attempted
suicide on his wife's grave because he was
suspected, and a woman, after brooding
over the horror, took morphine with sui
cidal intent. Yesterday Mrs. Charles Spell
man, a relative of the Detricks, charged
her father-in-law, Mack Spellman. with
criminal assault and there was talk of
lynching the father-in-law, as we'll as Ford
and Deerwester, but no violence is antici-
pated although the excitement here is in
tense. The developments of the past week
nave been such that many are apprehen-
slFe or the result. The sensation now is
tlie alleged confession of Ford to Mrs Will
liam Ellsworth, previous to his arrest. that
ne committed the double murder Ford now
denies the confession
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MUNCIE IN THE SWIM.
Her Manufacturers Right on Top of
the Wave of Prosperity.

Srccial 10 the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 15.-The cheerful re-
ports of prosperity from ether sections
caused an investigation here to ascertain
if Muncie was in the belt being swept by
the wave. talk with some of the extern
sive local manufacturers of iron, steel,
glass and wood proved that this city was
in the heart of the business boom. F.. r.
Thrall, of the Muncie Wheel Company, re-
ports that he nnds buggy manufacturers
with order books full now, when ut this
time in former years their factories were
closed, this being the dull time of the sea-
son, and it win SOON be necessary to lun
the wheel works double time day ard
night Mr.. J. III. Smith, q Democrat, con-
fesses that the Smith & Go. bent-woOd
works viii be compelled 10 tun day and
same conditions exist at all of Muncie S
big iron and steel mills. The indiana iron
works, which has not IUn with fun quota
of men for three years, VIII have man at
ing, giving work 10 over eight hundred d
hands. -. NJ Kimbr0Igh, Of The Indiana
bridge works announces that, beginning
with this week, night force viii be Tut to
work at that plant, and there are orders
ahead that will keep the works hustling for
weeks to come. Mr.. Charles Boldt Of the
Muncie flint-glass factories, announces that
the start in all his plants will be made
the 30th inst, with eight hundred or more
hands, and the prospects are that the sea-
and at the same time the Ball Bros. and
Pork fruit-iar works will begin work, Civ
ing employment to 1,500 more hands. Mer-
chants here who have had tough siege are
are Frightening in q wonderfully encourage
ing manner.
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at the place agreed upon almost simulta-
neously about O'Clock Little time was
wasted in the preparations. They faced each
other exactly at 5 o'clock. Angry glances
were exchanged and both looked cool and
determined. They fought in their shirt
sleeves. Prince Henri with bare hands
and the count with gloves. AT the word
"AlleZ, Messieurs," both started vigorously
SO vigorously as to astonish and disturb
the seconds. 1t was thrilling exhibition
Of sword play, and Major Leontieff describ-
ing it with extraordinary vivacity, says it
was terrible. 1t appears that Prince Henri's
sword was bent by a button of the counts
trousers, but for this chance it seems there
IS little doubt that the count would have
been run through or at least dangerously
wounded In fact, the doctors and seconds
thought this had happened.
When Prince Henri received the wound
in his abdomen he clapped his hands to
the spot and sank back to his seat, sup
ported by Leontieff. He then rolled upon
the ground, exclaiming that he could do
more. The doctors fear that the wound
may be complicated by peritOnitiS and
there is need of extreme care for a few
days Both men maintained hot fighting
at every stage of the encounter When
the counts hand was scratched he Tidi-
culed the wound and tried TO stop the med
ical examination, but the doctors insisted
Towards the end of the fourth assault the
onlOokers became anxious, as the oppO-
nents, becoming fatigued, fought with loos-
er guard and more reckless thrusts. In the
fifth assault the prince, after Feeling his
way. began an impetuOuS attack the count
defending desperately and slowly retiring
1t seemed that the rounds which had gone
before had only served to excite the fire
of the combatants. Suddenly the prince
made a wild lunge which the count barely
parried. The latter Immediately returned
the thrust and the prince, slightly OVerbal-
ancing himself, swung back to avoid the
blow and received the point of his adver-
sary's sword in the abdomen.
The news was not generally known
throughout Paris till about 10 O'Clock when
there was a rush of visitors to the residence
of the Due De Chartres. but only Major
Leontieff was allowed access to the room
of the prince, excepting, of course his
father, mother and brother. NJ. Faure sent
to his condition. It appears that the po
lice had been unusually active and had or
dered the foresters TO watch carefully all
places likely to be chosen for the encounter
but everybody was deceived by the report
from Naples and by the unusually early
hour chosen
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FIRE LOSS OF 100000.
Causes IL Destructive BIaze
at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 15.-The large saw
ana planing mills of the Tunis Lumber
Company which are located at the foot of
Boston street. on the water front, were de-
stroyed by hre tonight. Fire was COM
municated to the structure by a bolt of
lightning, and the flames were only subdued
after they had wrought damage to the ex
tent of 5000 The properties burned and
estimated damage TO each were tonight
given as follows: Tunis Lumber CompanV;s
mill and piers, with 100000 feet of lumber
$oOO00O ii. Clay Tunis $ house boat Wan
dry dock and wharf, $25 000 -. w. Bram-
ble's schooner Cadel. 5000: the Young
l;icorlce company storehouse and sumac
tonight all damage is fully covered by in
Surnnce