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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-12
WILMINGTON
SASH, BLIND, SHUTTER, DOOR.
FRAME AND MouLDIN0
EMPORIUM.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, LOOK IN
YOUB INTEREST,"
Your attention is called to my stock OF Doors
Sash, Binds shutters, Window Frames, Dooi
Frames, Brackets, holdings, &C., &c. Having nttet
dp wareroom at
No. 42I West FRONT STREET.
(Between We { and Washington Streets.)
am prepared to I'LL all orders for Building Ma
terials OF the best quality at the lowest rates
STOCK OF all the usual aizes of doors, sash, blinds
shutters, frames, brackets and holdings, will be
kept constantly on hand. Having been manufao-
turer In this line of business for number of years
and row having factory In the lumber regions,
feel confident osn give entire satisfaction to ali,
both In price and quality.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AND CARE.
FULLY ATTENDED TO.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 1t viii pay you 70 do 30.
Parties nom the country will have their goods
carefully packed, marked and shipped at very ahort
notice. WBL III. PIERaON
jelo-n Agent for 7. z. Dz N0RMANDiK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-12
Iron IN the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

1he PeruUiG1 Syrup, q Protect
ed Solution of the PyOtOGide of
IRON, is so combined as to haze
he character of an dLintellt, as
easily dtgeSted and dsSinsiJ0ted
Wth the blood as the simplest
1901: 10 increases the quantity
or Natures OaU9l VitaLiSile0
agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures "G thousand ills, - stlIapLU
9ggI0ntltO alO, ,InUig0rGti1lg and
pitdtistllO the iSUsteDt. THE en-
tched and UitGLiSed blood per-
meates e0ery part of the body,
aepdtrtn0 damages and aUastes
SSteaFchtnO. out morbid Secre-
t,iDnS, Ji, dll6 tedUt110 nothing for
"'Sease sea. to feed upon.
: rms IS the secret of the 9UO7I-
uerIW success of this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver COM
paint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
[h@a, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Ghllls and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
diseases of the Kidneys and
bladder, Female Complaints,
n 1'm n., &c diseases originating i1S
"o Oa0 state of the blood, or ac-
..tVnspdnted Oy debiEitU on. q JosU
S,ate S or the system. BEING free
amom a,, Alcohol, i11 d1ly form, its
imeryaStnD effects are not fol-
iio1 iOe1 0y corresponding 9.eac-
s;,,t' ;m' OtC are permanent, iIlftE-
IeD IeD strength, UiOor, and 9le.O
nn,, 1 1ttO nt, ctt parts of the system,
StttltiOn. Wv SV"
~, Thousands have beer, ctonged
sGo1.M y re ~se Of this remedy, from
twro"e' Stcfcty, suffering Cre0-
bonS, 20 strong, hedLtby, and
Sn"pyy aeen and aUO1hse1I; and
St@ta StUtat.oS cannot reasonable hes
'''te TO 0t0e it a trial.
~, nee that each bottle has PERIL.
WAN SYRUP 6IOsOn i,s the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
9th W FoWLE & SONS, PrOprietOrs,
No. Milton Place, Rosten.
win BY DRuooIsTs GENERALLY.
BAsY CARRIAGES
IN GREAT VARIETY
u. at the very lowest prices.
'' 'eillns these Goods Cheap-vERY CHEAP
ADAMS Sk BRO,
sz-Fvrn SOC Market Street.
Good. Reliable and Cheap,
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Jetsj SdTEFtIsss=zts.

HRNRY WARD BEECHRR,s PAPER With
II the largest circulation in the world: arou :
wonderfully because y Is he best paper; gives sub
Vassers the most LIBERAL TERMS eend for Or
eular, J. y. FORD q CO., New York, Boston, Chi
eeRo, or San Francisco myb.sw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-12
Soldiers Entitled to Homestead
of 16O Acres.

NURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES
H. GOULD d CO., sell the Cheapest Furniture
GOULD d CO., sell the hest Furniture
GOULD d CO., sell the Strongest Furnit1re.
GOULD CO., sell the HandsOmest Furniture.
GOULD d CO., have the LARGEST Stock.
GOULD CO., have all kinds.Of Furniture.
GOULD Il CO., have the Newest Patterns
GOULD AZ CO., offer Bargains.
GOULD CO., always give satisfaction.
GOULD CO., Buy and Sell for Cash.
GOULD & CO., have great advantages in manufac-
turing.
GOULD q cos Furniture is the most Elegant.
GOULD d Co., have Polite Attendants.
GOULD CO., have welllghted Stores
GOULD Co., have four stores.
GOULD q CO.,
N. f. corner Ninth and Market, Nos. 81 and 80 N,
Second street. and 1906 Market street. and
272 South Second street.
WHOLESALE DEPOT AND MANDATORY, 2T2
and pa SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. apr2l-4w
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A CENTS WANTED FOR THE
UNDEVELOPED WEST,
OR,
FIVE YEARS IN THE TERRITORIES,
By j, H. BEADLE.

Western Correspondent OF Cincinnati Commercial
The only complete history OF that vast region be-
tween the Mississippi and the Pacific: its resources
climate inhabitants, natural curlostieH, etc., with
life and adventure on prairies Mountains and the
Pacific Coast. Mr.. Beadle has spent five years ira
yelling in the new States and Territories and knows
more about their resoUres ETC., than other wri-
ter. The hook is illurtrated with over $50 hne en-.
cravings of the scenery lands, mines, people, and
CuriositeH of the Great West, and is the best and
fastest selling book published. Send for speci-
men pages and circulars with terms Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co, Philadelphia, Pa
apr2l-4W
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Is unequalled by any known remedy It will eradi.
cate extrpate and thoroughly destroy all poisonous
substances ntthe blood and will efectually dispel al
predispostion to bilious arrangement.
Is there want Of action in your Liver and Spleen7
Unless relieved the blood becomes impure by dele
serions secIeons producing scTofuious or akin di-
pies, DO, DC.
Have you Dyspeptic Stomach Unless digestion
is promptly aided the system is deb ated with pow
erty OF the Blood, Dropsical tendencies, general
weakness or inertia.
Have you weakness of the Intastines You are
in danger Of Chronic Diarrhoea or Inflammation OF
the bowels.
Have you weakness of the Uterine or Urinary Or
gans? You are exposed to suffering in its most ag-
grayated form.
Are you dejected. drewsy, dull, sluggish or de-
pressed in Spirits with headache, back ache, coated
tongue and bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy or all of these diseases weak
nesses and troubles; for cleansing and purifying
the vttated blood and impRrtng vigor to all the VI
tai forces; for building up and restoring the weak
ened constitution USE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-12
4 ver's Cathartic Pills.

Fof flie lGlief and
cure Of all lelJilge-
;"enls in lie st0m-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
;rperient, and I'm
excellent purgaiiee.
Being purely yer y
iaiile, tlley t'ntain
IIo mercury or mine
iitl whatever, Aiur h
serious aIekncss aud
tllneingi prevent
ed llv thCii tinrfv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-12
J u r u B e B A ;

Which is pronounced by the leading medical au-
thorities OF London and Paris "the most powerful
tonic and Alternative known to the medical world"
This Is no new and untried discovery but has been
long used by the leading physicians of ether coun-
tries with wonderful results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs by
csthartcs and physics they give only temporary
nef-lndigestion, 1atulency and dyspepsia with
piles and kindred diseases are sure to follow their
use. "
Keep the blood pure and health is atsured
JOHN 9. KELLOGG, 1s,Platt St., N. 2,
Sole Agent for the Unit6d States.
Price 81 per bottle. Send for Circular. apr21-lw
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t is recommended with nnbounded assurance in
cases Of cuts Brnig, =, Eu.us. Si,rains, Rheuma-
n, Hand bwcllin- 3, B.trs, hIb aims, Stiffness Of
Joints rolen leet, ars. c., &c, among ali
sons and for sprains, Founders, Ringbone, Poll
l.Seratehes, Wind-( als. lioof-a'e yavns Spring
tS!ldle, Collar aud AaInehI Gala; also d...easea
3 lie Lye Gnl lar in
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81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-The Oath ami
versary OF the birthday Of Thomas Moore
the Irish poet. was celebrated last night,
with grand entertainment in tho Mer-
chants Library Hall.
The necessary papers have been signed
and orders issued, for leasing the Mis-
souri, State Penitentiary TO Messrs. Perry,
Young and Willis, for ten years,
About fifty Missouri editors lelt this
morning on an excursion trip to Chicago.
The American Medical College OF Mis-
souri,, was chartered here yesterday. The
inCorporators embrace number oi the
most prominent medical men.
Great preparations are being made Tor
a reunion Of all the Kansas soldiers to-
morrow, at Lawrence.
A party of the directors and stock
holders OF the Indiana s. lllinoiS Central
Railroad arrived here by the Toledo
Wabash and Western line this morning.
having yesterday passed over their own
completed line, from Wabash TO Decatur.
They express themselves highly pleased
with the substantial quality of the road
the richness Of the country through which
it runs and tho promising prospects OF
business. The party leaves for New
York this evening by the VandaliA line
and Cincinnati.
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The National Agricultural Congress.


INDIANAPOLIS, May 29.-The National
Congress met this morning at the usual
hour.
The Committee on Agricultural Col
lcges reported for adoption u resolution
approving and endorsing the effort now
being made 10 secure additional aid from
Congress for colleges established In con-
sequence of the land grant OF 1862. But
an adverse minority report being offered,
alter discussion the reports were laid on
the table for further action.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Bus
iness reported the following resolutions,
which were rejected by large majority:
Resolped, /, That all efforts on the part
OF organizations Of any class to increase
or decrease the value OF labor or the pro-
duce OF labor, are pcrniciouS in their in
fluence and against the interests OF farm
crS.
RsS0lUed, Q, That the eight hour law
passed by Congress and now applied 10
labor performed for the Government, is
unwise, unjust and q disturbing element in
the management oil the business OF the
whole country, and ought to be repealed.
The Committee on Transportation
made lengthy report, which, alter con-
siderable discusssou, was referred back 10
the Committee 10 be modified and report
ed again tomorrow.
Al six o'clock Congress adjourned to
meet again in evening session.
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Maryland Jockey Club Races.

BALTIMORE, May 2O.-ThiS was the
third day OF the spring meeting Of the
Maryland Jockey Club. The first race,
for three year olds, one and quarter
miles. was won by Joe Johnston, followed
by Comet, Planet, and John Preston.
Time 2:15. Planet was the tavorite be-
fore the start.
Second race-Pimlico stakes, for all
ages, two mile heats. was won by Stock.
wood, Pennocks b C by Vandal second,
Sanford third, Edwin distanced. Time
3:4s, 3:44, 4.34. .-I
Third race-Handicap stakes, for all
ages, one and three. quarter miles, was
won by Echo, followed by Cadence,
TetotaI, and shylock. Time 3:15.
Fourth race-Dash Of four miles, all
ages, was won by John Merrimsn, VII
lSge Blacksmith second, Lucy Jackson
third. Time 7:45t.
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NEXT SATURDAY, May 3lst, promises
to be lively day in Martins Ferry. The
Ohio City Iron and Nail Works Company
have progressed with the work to the
extent of several perches Of stone work,
in addition to other preliminary work OF
excavating, brick.making, opening coal
banks, quarries' etc, 1t proposed to lay
the corner. stone of the Nail factory build
ing on Saturday morning next, at nine
o'clock. An invitation is extended to the
citizens oil Martins Ferry TO be present.
Wallace's Band will discourse the Ten.
liveniug strains" on the occasion, and
brief addresses will be delivered by emil
nent speakers, on subjects appropriate to
the occasion. 1t is expected also that the
corner stone Of the new Steel Works will
be laid at or about the same ume.-KdT-
tinSterry &ehI.
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River News,

PITTSBURGH, May 20.-River swelled
about 2 inches since nooni about stationa.
~ this evening, with 4 feet 0 inches Of
water in the channel. Weather cloudy
and warm. ArrIved-Granite State, from
Portsmouth. Departed-the towbOat ].
N. Phillips, for Cincinnati, to bring up a
tow Of empty barges. Yesterday the Her.
cules grounded a barge Of iron ore on the
Yellow Creek bar. The hull OF Thomas
McGoWen's new towboat, now building al
Freedom, Pa, will be ready to launch
within ten days. ,
falling. Weather fair, and 1t is growing
warmer.
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-River falling
slowly, with eight feet two inches in the
canal and six feet two inches In the chute.
Weather alternately clear and cloudy.
Business dull.
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HAVING A NICE TME.-YGsterday on
Superior street, opposite certain hotel,
Was witnessed q scene which struck envy
as il by o sharp instrument, into the
hearts Of unmarried young men, and caus'
Cd the old bachelors TO regret their vast
cd years. A newly married couple, just
from the county, were seated by the win
dow front in the fourth story olsaid hotel.
lie, the husband, was seated In o chair,
while the bride sat on his lap with her
arm thrown lovingly about his neck, anu
while she caressed and he was happy. u
number OF spectators on the opposite
pavement stood and stretched their nccks
and smiled and talked, and gradually
grew sick at the picture OF domestic hap
piness US seen iu the busy hum of city
liIe, 1t Was as II q couple OF "hayscCds'
aAd sprouicd up among the city bricks
-C'sreldRd Leader.
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WASHINGTON.
THE PRESIDENT AT HoNE-OoV. JEWELL
ACCEPTS THE RUSSIAN MISSION.

THE PRESIDENT AT HoNE-Oov. JEWELL
ACCEPTS THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The President
to- day appointed Frank D. Hetrick su'
perintendent OF the mint at Carson City,
and Darius Sullivan postmaster at Gin.
ton, Missouri.
The President to-day respitCd Tom
Wright until Friday, the 9th OF June,
when he is 10 be hanged for the murder
Of Rogerski.
The President was to-day Informed by
OK Gov. Jewell Of his acceptance ol the
appointment of Minister to Russia.
The steamer Perry has been placed in
commission for duty on Lake Erie.
The Post Office has suspended the
printing Of postal cards, for the reason
that the cardboard submitted was not
equal to the contract requirements. The
detects Of and delay in the issue ofthe
postal cards are entirely the fault OF the
contractors, who had not provided iacili-
ties Tor their manufacture.
The present opinion at the Treasury
Department is that the reduction OF the
public debt for May will be small, owing
to large expenditures.
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Tho boiler in Stevens shiDgle mill at
East Saginaw, Mich, exploded Thursday
morning. One man was killed and five or
six fatally injured. The mill was totally
demolished.
In the Connecticut Senate, Thursday,
Judge o. Seymour was elected Chief Jus.
tice 10 succeed Chief Justice Butler, re-
signed; and Judge John D. Park was cleo.
ted to succeed Judge Seymour.
Tho Industrial Exhibition bill has
been amended and passed by the New
York Senate-syes 90, noes Z. The As
sembly will probably concur in the amend
ments.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
IMPORTING IRON FROM THE UNTTED
sTATE9.

AMfOhtlNo AhONs ghOA Ahh gNANAO
STATES.
LONDON, May 29.-The manufacturers
Of WOiverhampton are importing iron
from the United States, In consequence Of
the exnrbitant rates at which the native
production iSheld.
At the annual dinner, last evening, Of
the Royal Literary Fund, over which
Gladstone presided, the Lord Bishop Of
Derby and RapOe proposed "The literary
men Ol the United STATES" The sentiment
was warmly received, and Mr.. ]. Lsthrop
Motley, who was one Of the guests, elo.
Quently replied. He laid stress upon the
international bond between England and
the United States, and said he regarded
the literary men Of both countries as fel.
low.citizens Of the great English speaking
republic.
LONDON, May 2O.-Therc were numer.
GUS accidents at the Derby races yester-
day, caused by the running away Of
horses, falling Of stands, and the pressure
OF the crowd. Three persons were killed
and several wounded.
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Horrible Case of Suffocation at Col.
umbus.

COLUMBUS, O., May GA most hor-
rible case OF sutfocation occurred here
early this morning. A colored man
named Van Brown was engaged in dig
ging vault close by an old vault that
was filed 10 overa0wing with filth Of
every description. About midnight the
the new vault was completed, and while
opening q connection so as TO allow the
contents Of the old one to empty into the
new one, suddenly the partition gave way,
precipitating q huge mas Of filth upon
Brown, suff0csting him almost instantly
An assistant called for help, and was an
swCred by a young white man named
Jacob Jasper, who arose from bis bed and
hurried to the place. Thinking he could
save Brown, he spraug into the vault and
grasped him, but before he could be
rescued, was also suitOcated.
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BOSTON.


Boston, May 2O.-The Massachusetts
House has passed the bill which sppIo'
PIRATES 5000, 900 for the completion Of the
Hoosac Tunnel, and requests the Gov.
ernor and Council TO report the most
favorable use Of the tunnel 10 the next
General Court.
LABOR REFORM.
At the Labor ReIormers' Convention In
session here to-day, 1t was voted that q
convention Of the Labor party be held at
Worcester on August Sd, 1873, to nom.
mate complete State ticket, and candi'
dates for the Senate of Massachusetts from
the different districts. President Jones
made few remarks, CharaCterizlng the
two parties Of the country as party ot
the past and a party of spOllS, and the
labor party as the salvation Of the work
ing men; that It would succeed If its
members were true. The Convention
was thinly attended.
CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISHING SOCIETY.
At the national meeting Of the Congrega.
tlonal Publishing Society to-day, the
Treasurer's report was read, showing
that the cash receipts have been $1l2 229i
cash balance on hand May Isl, $6975.
The Society has received for needy
schools $12223, and has gwen away $l2,-
$3.50 In eight hundred and fifty towns and
localities all over this country and few
in foreign countries.
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY.
The financial report Of the American
Educational Society shows that the re.
ceipts havc been $S9,370, which, with
tho balance at the end OF the end Of the
year, hns made the total available means
$37,78l. There has been expended $3li-
6SJ' Three hundred and sixty.fve young
men have been assisted into thirty.six
colleges and theological schools.
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CLEVELAND.
MySterious Murder Of a Young
Woman.

Woman.
CLEVELAND, O., May 2O.-The body Of
young woman who had been employed
as servant In the family OF Mrs. Denser
was found this morning in vacant lot
corner Euclid avenue aud KcnnRrd street.
The girl had evidently been sirangled 10
death, as q piece Of brown silk, twisted
with strip Of white cotton cloth, was
found tied tightly around her neck. Par.
ties living in the neighOorhood OF the
scene of the murder testified before the
coroner's jury this morning that last
night about 0 o'clock they heard q
scream, and saw man running from the
lot where the body was found. The de-
ceased came to this city some time ago
from Cincinnati. She was called Susie,
her full name being unknown. The cor
oner's jury rendered o verdict that she
came to her death at the hands Of per-
son, or persons, unknown.
CLEVELAND, May 2O.-The name OF the
woman murdered here last night is
Susannah Trciner. She was thirly.ninC
years OF age and came here about two
weeks ago from Cincinnati, where she
had friends living. A man named James
Bowers was arrested o,day on suspicion
Of being the murderer.
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A APPOINTMENT Baltimore lawyer writes
that when a man or woman poisons hu-
man being without detection, one success.
full crime Of this sort begets such sense
Of power and ability 10 remove at will
every human obstacle, that, in nearly
every case, the mind becomes warped,
and the poisoner Is ready with the dead
ly draught to avenge the most riiling dis
respect or wrong"
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GhrGtteItqemGer+
uas the PeniIentiaTy Controversy
been Decided In Advance : A sur
missing statement,

uaS the PeniIentiaTy Controversy
been Decided In Advance A SUR
prIsinE statement.
Elsewhere we reproduce from the
Ularksburg Conervatir: paragraph en-
brscing in on indirect way statement
that will be received with general sur
prise. 1t is in substance that the manu-
script of n written opinion adverse to
Governor JAcoR In the controversy over
bis constitutional powers Of appointment
prepared by Judge HOFFMAN ot the su-
preme Bench, had by accident come into
The hands Of parties who had made 1t
public. We do not understand clearly
whether this argument was prepared by
the Judge to assist the attorneys In their
conduct of the case before the court, or
whether It is draft Of the opinion no ex'
pected to deliver after the case had been
heard. In either case, the improprieiy
would he SO gross as to utterly destroy
public confidence in the impartiality and
uprightness Of any decision which Justice
LIoTPMAN might deliver on this question.
We cannot commend the use made Of this
discovery by those into whose hands the
manuscript fell. The papers were private;
aud no one but Judge II. had a
right to either know or divulgc their
contents. But the fact having been made
public, even by this wrongful disregard
ai sacred privacy, tho fact disclosed-if
il is fact--is of SO much importance to
the public,-involving as it does, the pu.
rty Of the Judiciary in the highest place
in the State-thst the press Is bound TO
take notice Of II. We trust for Judge
IloFFMAN's sake personally, for the hon
or OF the Judiciary, and for the credit OF
the State, that there Is come mistake in
the matter charged in the Conservative;
that there is some explanation OF 1t not
Inconsistent with the dignity, the Impair.
tnlity and the purity OF our highest
court lfthe Conservative is in possession
Of any facts, let them be plainly stated.
| II Judge HOFFMAN has been wronged he
ought not to hesitate to vindiCate him
aeli,
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CINCINNATI.
AN ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
SPRING GROVE CEMETERY.

AN ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
SPRING GROVE CEMETERY.
CINCINNATI, May 2O-The Musical
Festival Committee to-day officially an.
nounced that hereafter the Cincinnati
Musical Festival would be held annually,
the second of May, 1875. 1t has invited
all the musical societies Of America to
participate In It, and announced that the
Committee would soon prOmulgate the
programme. ,v
ed the late city chorus, to-day formally
accepted tho leadership Of the Maenner.
chor Society Of this city. He will arrive
here In a few months.
The soldiers graves at Spring Grove
Cemetery will be decorated TO morrow.
The United States troops, from Newport
Barracks and the City Military compA-
nies will attend under arms.
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MRs. LOTTIR PALMER, pretty widow,
come time ago established q photograph
gallery In Racine, Wis, and so many mar
ried men got In tho habit Of going TO SIT
Tor their pictures that their wives inferred
an affirmative from all the negatives, and
melted q mob to break up the gallery last
week, and to expel It's fascinating propri-
etrCss from the town.