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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-22
Gbe Gin,es, Mem BLOOMFIELD, 1)a.
anything else, by

into deception, or anything else, by
halves"
! was so elated that could not with
stand the temptation of embracing her.
This did not make her angry, for she nes-
tied her head costly on my shoulder and
smiled serenely
"What answer did you make him ?" l
asked.
She hesitated for moment and then
said:
"I promised to produce the marriage
certificate"
"But we haven't got any," then re-
marked.
She indulged in a quiet little laugh to
herself, but said nothing.
"Mrs. Kingsley-nay, my dear madam
no, will call you darling-we are both
in a scrape, and there is but one way for
us to get out of it. We must go and get
married Immediately. Will you be my
wife 20
"I shall be delighted" she answered,
frankly, and sezing both my hands, said
that she was ready for frolic of any kind.
We lost no time assure you. i don't
think Mrs. Kingsley ever got into her Sun
day clothes in such hurry in her life be-
fore, while / spoiled two pairs of suspen-
ders in my frantic endeavors to be ON time
We quite astonished the'parson by our
haste, and at the conclusion of the cere-
| 7 xvo,,lI hoy fo S,,,,a Ia; ;e,
the usual "fee," if he had not reminded
me of it.
We had secured the coveted marriage
certificate, signed and sealed, and were now
safely out of our difficulties, as we thought.
We had omitted one precaution, as we pre-
sented the certificate to uncle. 1t was all
right with the exception of the modern
date.
"Why, how is this?" said my uncle,
gazing at the document through his specs;
81 thought you were married over year
ago."
$50 we were, uncle" answered very
solemnly.
Glow comes it, then, that the certificate
is dated to-day? he asked in voice OF
thunder.
We were struck speechless, both my wife
and I.
"Come," said my uncle, 81 see there
has been some trickery here Own up to
it, or l will never forgive YOU"
did own up to it, and told him the
whole story. l expected it would make
him angry, but it didn't for he laughed
heartily, and said was a clever rascal, and
he was proud of me.
"But how about the gold goblet and
pap-spoon? You haven't been drawing
, the wool over my eyes about them, too
= have you-eh?"
, "I told the truth about the goblet and
f pap-spoon.
S "Why, you are regular trickster, y
said my uncle. 81 believe you would de
ceive Satan himself. But won't get an
' CRY with you, for l used to play the same
> games when l was young"
In word, wc became thoroughly recon
, ciled, and my uncle settled upon me suf
ficient income to enable me to quit m,
n irksome duties as clerk. He has gon'
} back to Vermont, and l can but say il
: conclusion, that when he pays us another
visit / can show several little people
=, that call my own, and without telling
| falsehood
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-22

EB" Where are you goingP" said a
young gentleman to an elderly one in a
white cravat whom he knew well, and
overlook few miles from Little Rock.
81 am'going TO heaven, my son. / have
been on the way eighteen years"
"well, good-by, old fellow; If you have
travelled toward heaven eighteen years,
and got no nearer to 1t than Arkapsas, III
take another route." 1851 ~ 'f1r
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-22

tB- What is the difference between a
murderous attack and pig-killing9
One is assault with intent to kill, and the
other is q kill with intent TO salt.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-22

tB- a little word, act or look, when the
heart Is sore, fingers as does the fragrapce
Of the rose long after the vase is broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

| HOACHMAN-By respectable young man
~ (dns who groom Thoroughly underlls the care
and good city driver furnish the best
reference place. will 81 moderate Can be seen at
| ODELLS AGENCY, 100 West 3ith-st corner Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
&oaro am Rooms.
Below I'onrteenth-st.

A LARGE third STORY FRONT ROOM ;
~ closets bo and wae brosn-stOns house 3ZS west
46th-st.: boari frsicas: references required
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Brooklyn Board.

POARD-A party having few hundred dol
D willing to lady Of eHpcUe. Wholas furniture n esl
Isnng eo1 where guests wiling TO pa en Mad
good accommodation, and ONE comforts, Will board hos- oA
he money reference the furniture rpOuSe
private parties Address 1873 Clntonsve. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
foan Uhes.

No. 1,s51 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
Room BPsror For LSe1 Bnch No. 207 Broadway NoLty
hsssd % dsnon wsssSe jewsay Sane bosgs ana sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
M CLARK,s PATRNT HORSE CLlPPRR

w. CLARK'S PATBNT HORSE CLIPPER ,
Srehis the marked OF Tins CLIPPER over al othes the
world have been clipped BY single machine N one nom
anything Ike grooves ndges OF ar
r on ne coat oil The auIma aud has been known 70 clip
from ~ without sharpening W CLARK hegs 10 INFORM bis
stamped with ms name either on te
Pes on Wooden ~ other. his Pattern DOT 50 stamped sre
Of bis patent ~ Oiori-si LOldOn hnsAh "hoe
sal Ageu wanted in the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

COOK WASHER AND IROSKR-By Prcttssa MN and wif
,n an can 30 milk cn'e take care OF bof'ti ava
III, Az g,rsnins Ne good cock aud Aanss can DO sp
AM, r,ivs GOOD Can .. CAhFEhIkhh LOO
N Al.
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

A SINGLE Young gentleman desires good COM
"a Portable BOARD (ffe included in Christian fin; cleanliness
INDISPENSABLE; price excel per location below 23lsi
bel. ry place and 7haye. Address F. Box so r. o.
HOTEL PROPRlET0RS and hOusekeepers
having ROOMS 90 LEI witt or without BOZ nd should register
the with the NETWORK HOTEL AND BOARDhGHOUsE
BUREAU. No. % Union square,
NNANTED-Thr BEDROOMS and PARLOR
w and bis vile with ownu7 daughter and two
children respectively Eve and nine, with their At
B. Highland Falls County " y by letter, stating the most
terms including boarl and lights by month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
Sales On Aurtlon
60 Uhcm II mGp Concern

AT Special Meeting of tho Board OF Dlrec-
IN ofth Library Association beh MONDAY EVEN
ING Nov "a CHARLBs ARTHUR Unsnao0sly elected
pr,sut place Peter yo3rbis. resigned A. the same Zine
NJ CHARLES & H0CGH Unanimously elected Corresponding
tecreisry
NH0ULD this meet the ego OF DANIEL
~ STBWAKT Of Cnsutbas San PrsDcso hs brother A
sAu BE- glad be would conmsbicAte nth nn Immediately
81 lie Asynet FaoonrOad Chaplain function, kBgiknd
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european advertisements.
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, Is: Is:

ond- hand, Of First-ciass Makers. ~ia seh al Lower
Prices Jor asa or Q. lnsaiments, for re~i Cty
days, y HORACE WATERS l. son, No. 4SI Broad
way. than ever before offered In New-York. Agents
csrte ."f Orchcs!r.l ORGANS illustrated Catalogues
Nailed Great indnee ments 10 the Trade. A large
discount ~ Ministers. Churches. svnass seAsais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

A DENTISTS or PHYSICIANS PARLOR
~ n.rly carped heated and window, RENT low; hs'
80 sss'p loon With heat and gas gentlemen references
lA5 West Forts 6nhs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
industrial, News.

A servant girl in Terre Haute, Ind, has $i.175
in the bank all saved from her small weekly
earnings. And now, next thing, she will marry
some worthless scamp. who doesn't care cent
for her, but simply wants to squander the mo-
ney,
The last Kentucky Legislature passed an act
declaring that the wages and compensation of
married women for labor and service perform.
ed by them shall be free from the debts and con-
troll OF their husbands.
In Rhode Island, evil disposed strikers who
disturb those wishlng to work are now liable to
a fine of $1,000, or imprisonment for ninety
days.
Extensive arrangements are being made for a
congress- OF workers in the furniture business.
including the piano makers, which is to come of
in Cincinnati on the 7th of next month.
Some of the horse-shoers recently in the en-
ploy OF the New York City railroad lines remain
on strike. They receive from their societies $40
per week.
1t is said that the drivers and conductors in
the employ of some of the city railroads In New
York, are organizing with view OF enforcing a
demand for an increased rate of wages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
Captain Jack Cnptursd.
END OF THE MoDoc wAR-rHE LAST OF THE rRIBI
BAa0hD.

END OF THE MoDoC wAR-THE LAST OF THE TRIBE
BAGGhD.
Applegate's House Clear Lake CAL, June l.
8 80 p. MA series OF proloi ged yells and
cheers aroused this camp from a pleasant siesta
q half hour after the departure oil my last couT-
ier. Generals Davis and WHEATON, and other
officers and all the men rushed fr I'M house and
tents to find the cause of The upfu IT, and st once
the whole camp vas IN commotlOl. Down the
level plain, north of the house, y - grand cav
alcade Mounted horsemen rur I'd forward at
once at furious rate, and suau neared the
groups of spectators about the p misses "Cap-
tain Jack captured ~ shouted the sturdy ser
geant. Again the valley echoed with cheers and
yells. The mounted command was Perrys, He
had returned from scout OF twenty-three
hours. Three miles above the mouth of Willow
creek, at half past ten o'clock this morning the
Warm Spring scouts struck the trail, and after q
brief search the Modocs we're discovered. Colo
url Perry surrounded the Indiln retreat. aud
Ills nen we've bound to night
Suddenly Modoc shot out from the rocks with
white haK He met q Warm Spring Indian,
and said Jack wanted to surrender. Three
scouts were sent to meet Jack. He came out
cautiously. glanced about him a moment and
then, as II giving up all hopes. came forward
and held out his hand TO his visitors. Then two
OF bis warriors, five squaws and eeven children
dArted forth and Joined him in the surrender.
The command that made this famous march
Nas the first squadron of the First Cavalry. Col.
d. Perry. composed of Troop f. Lieut. Miller,
and Troop H. ior Trumbu and medical officer
Assistant Surgeon Dewitt. The guides were
O. Pullman and A. Applegate.
Captain Jack is about forty years DID, fve feet
eight inches high and compactly built. He has
large and wel-formed face full Of indiyidu Atty
Although dressed in old clothes, he looks every
inch a chief
He does not speak to any one. The Modocs
are grouped in a field near the house and sur
rounded by guard. Spectators peer into Jack 3
face with eager interest, but he heeds them not.
He is still as a statue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

Miss Mary Tucker died at Burkville, Va, yes
terday, from taking strychnine in mistake for
calomel.
Fitzpatrick who murdered his wife at Yonkers,
N. Y, on Saturday, has given himself up to the
police at Cold Spring. He confesses the crime
Charles Allison, captain of a scow boat at New
York pounded" his wife on Sunday night and
threw her overheard saying he had had enough
trouble with her." She was saved from drown
ing by policeman.
Colonel Edward Campbell has been appointed
President Judge of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict OF PENNSYLVANIA to succeed Judge Gil
more, deceased. The District comprises the
counties OF Fayette and Green,
Rose Connity. seventy years of age, died at
Biughamton, N. u, on Friday, under suspicious
circumstances On Sunday few minutes be-
fore the time appointed for the burial, the au-
thorites ordered an examination OF the body.
and it was found to be terribly bruised and man
gled.
The st Georges Cemetery Company will have
| public sale of lots on Tuesday, June Oath, at
| 3 O'Clock. This Cemetery is beautiful spot, one
mile West OF st, Georges.
Joseph Ellison, near Delaware City, sends us
some elegant specmei of his white strawber-
RES the Ellison's Favorite." Strawberries in
his neigborhood have been somewhat damaged
by frosts.
At Baltimore yesterday the Baltimores defeat
ed the Washingtons, II to 8.
The Pennsylvania insurance companies lose
$4,000 by the last Boston fire.
fire in the Mccormick block, at Peru, ILL.,,
ON Sunday morning, destroyed five stores and
| greatly damaged sixth, causing total loss of
about $50, 900.
The Norton furnace and Woodward's sawmill.
| at Norton, Mass, were burned on Sunday. The
| fire was ignited bya lunatic named Woodward,
who has been sent to the insane asylum.
Mier's restaurant in st Charles street New
Orleans, was burned on Sunday. Loss $50, 900.
The dwelling OF Alfred Louden, and store OF
Louden Mautz, in Higginspcrt, OHIO, were
burned on Saturday. Loss $l3, 900.
A FIRE at Chicago. yesterday destroyed the
greater part of the Otis block, ON Wabash ave.
| nue. Including the furniture manufactory OF Pot
ter. King d Co. upholstsring establishment OF
Lebenstein a Co., and fancy goods store of
West Il Co. The total loss is estimated at 5000,
| 900.
1t is now stated that the Postmaster General
has not suspended the printing of the postal
1 cards, but has directed the special postal card
agent at Springfield not TO accept any cards print
ed on an inferior paper.
Five persons convicted of murder In the first
degree, and one convicted OF outrage are in Jail
at Baltimore. or the six, three are white and
three colored men. Three have been sentenced
to execution,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Gen GA. Pennypscker is still sojournips
in Canada.
John H. Brinton, of West Chester, sailed
for Europe, on Saturday.
"A Des Moines woman gave her husband
morphine to cure him of chewing tobacco. She
now sleeps In one bed.
The Mayor Of Allentown. Pa. was to have
delivered an address. yesterday but didn't, the
Chronicle Ito which an advance copy had been
handed,) having printed 1t in full, on Saturday
The President has appointed John A. Bine "a
ham, of Ohio envov extraordinary and ministe-
plenipotentiary to Japan The commission was
signed yesterday afternoon.
The New York Tribune literally proposes
that somebody raise $l5 0O0,, or S2O 600, for
the widow of General Candy.
"A Now Orleans dentirt is prepared to 'exe-
cute drawings from life at the shortest notics.'
Three old boots, gaiter and a hoopskirt in
in front of honse indicates that the family has
moved.
"A number of fools are going TO eat for the
championship of Iowa The match comes of at
Atlantic.
TIN not getting married 80 much ae
was, is the latest way of saying mo" to an I'M
paseioned suitor.
--"rhe lady lovers of croquet are getting the
necessary implements ready for prosecution
of the fashionable and exhilarating game. y
This means striped stockings.
In many cties-Boston especially-the drug
stores do the largest and most profitable retail
liquor business.
An exchange says when you see a bare
headed man following COW through the front
gate and filling the air with garden implements
and profanity you may know that his cabbage
plants bave been set out"
"A Janesville wis., alderman was asked to
estimate the damage COW had done in d yard.
He did 80. liberay. He was then introduced to
bis own COW as the author OF the mischief. Tai
lsau, interspersed with hard words.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
The shutzen Park Races,

OPENING To-DAY-THE PROGRAMME TOMORROW.
Thsspring races atShutzen Park begin to-day.
They do not begin until this afternoon, oonse-
quently we give no report until tomorrow.
The programme for the second day is as fol-
lows Two purses will be contested the second
and the fourth For the second purse (b150-
4190 to the best, S35 to the second and $15 for
tile third,) open to all horses which have never
beaten 8 minutes, there have been entered, the
g g. SnowAeld, OF Philadelphia &. g. Colonel
NJ, of Wilmington blk m. Pananda, of Read
ing b. g. Councilman, of Philadelphia; bn. g.
Frank. OF Philadelphia; b. g. Tip, OF Whining
ton, 6, 6. Gray Jim, of Chester county b. 6.
Bonner. Chester county 8. 4. Gap, of Philadel-
phia Y: n Queen Vic, Camden, N. j.; b. 6.
Harry Morris, Philadelphia.
For the fourth purse of $250.-$l50. to the
Lest S75 to the second and $25 to the third, open
to all horses which have not beaten 2 80, three
horses have been entered b. m. Susie Kurtz,
OF Philadelphia; 8. g. Star, Philadelphia b. m.
Ida, of Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
Journalistic Notes.

The Pottsville Eoening Transcript has been
united with the Standard, a morning paper, also
Democratic, and Pottsville now has two morning
dailies.
Tho Pennsylvania editors take trip through
the coal regions of their own State; the New
Jersey editors spend few days at Long Branch;
the Maryland editors go to Richmond the White
Sulphur Springs Cincinnati. and st. Louis
for their respective summer holidays.
-Kentucky's Press Convention assemblies at
Paris, in that State, on Wednesday next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

New CoLoRED SoHooL.-Tbe colored people
at Middletown maintain, with some assistance
from the Delaware Association, one of the best
colored schools in the State They have been oc-
cupying church for several years, but they have
now resolved to build themselves school-house,
and Miss Eiwna B Kruse, the teacher. is ener-
getically pushing forward the work. 1t is pro-
posed to build a one-story frame building at a
probable cost of 5000. fair was held yesterday
In Middletown, in temporary building, in aid Of
the object, and it is proposed that the pupils of
the Howard School, in this city, help it, by an
exhibition, some time soon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

The Philadelphia Telegraph complains that
Congress "disgracefully neglected to do its du-
ty, by not setting the Louisiana election aside,
and ordering new one, 1t would be chsrmingly
interesting to hear tine Telegraph explain what
authority Congress has to set aside State cleo
tion, and order new one. II Congress were to
venture on such STEP there would be grave
danger that it would deserve the criticisms which
the Telegraph would promptly express.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
New Advertisements. This ia

Excursion TO Mt. Cuba
Kid Roves-C VI Hamrick d Co, Ph'la
SILK opins = Geo d Wsham, Phila
Trave H. z tuits-HyeFs d Sons, Phila
Lace tacques-Ey, Hrnsberger Ely, PhiIa
Nattans' Crvatal Discovery
ahmSam OF Wild CherFy-('ity Item
-. 3 Yeast Powder City Item
For s,ls-Second. hand piauO
Excursion to Red Bank--cOtt Sunday School
Hxcufsiun to bridgeport alvary Sunday Schoo
Ha dware-Truman Shaw
City Items-ValiOus parties
Caution to the puhlic--A Richardson.
For sale stock and fixtures OF trimming store
Lecture by mrs l. z Henry
Public Sale of Furnitu. .e-Ogle 4 Miller,
Publli s le OF Dry Goo B-ORle 4 Miller
Pu lio sale of Furnture-Stidham 4 son,
Sale OF an Exhn i've Livery Stable.
Wen ed-Good Mi timer.
Public Sale Uf CsmsfeYy Lots
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
Political Ifema.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that Mr.. Gros-
beck will not be the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Ohio, and that Gen. Thomas Ew-
ing will be, "in all probability"
Alexander II. Stephens thinks the President
is not open to any blame, in regard to Louisi-
ana, and adds: We therefore repeat what we
said last December in Atlanta III Gen. Grant
does nothing worse than execute the mandates
of the courts State or Federal, we shall have no
uuerTel with him."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
The Clayton House.

ARRIVALS Up TO 1.30 P. NJ, TO-DAY
Morris Pennington, Phia.
Mrs Gain d Child West Chester Pa.
VIM ]. Black, N Y.
JOS. p. Hutchinson, Phila.
Edward NJ, Ryan,
Frank O. Leysle,
s. Kemp, City
Chas. W. Townsend, Phila
Geo. b. Peck, :"
James Todd, a.
A. Robinson and lady, Wilmington.
Capt. John Faunce, New York.
Louis N. Stodden, .
DR.. z. O. Dunning and wife, city.
Miss Annie Hartshorn, West Chester, "a
MIR. Allen
Robert S Tice, Millvilie, N j.
Mrs. W. l.. Hearn and nurse, West Va.
j. b. Ford,
Sam b. Flemming, Phila.
b. Walmsley, New York.
Frank v. Robinson, Phila.
Fred 8. Edwards, New York
s. Sparklin, Boston.
John Smith, Delaware.
b. A, Eckhart, Chicago.
G. W. Tucher, Conn.
7, N Tighe, City.
Chas. ri. Russell, Chicago.
Albert Pubermaun, New York.
Hon, @. r. Griggs, City.
J. U. Black, Champaign, Ill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

Young MEN's LOAN ASSOCIATION Tho annual
meeting of the Young Mems Loan ASS ociation
was held last evening, Changes were made III
the officers of the Association, az follows ;
Thos Il. Young was elected secretary vice j. L.
KillgoIe. who was re-nominated but declined
reelection. In the Board of Directors. Samuel
II. Derrick and John Cruzier supply the places
OF j. M, Scott and Jas. Sawdon, Jr. whose terms
had expired, and Stephen Pratt reelected for
three years Joseph Jones was elected to Thos.
Il. Young's place in the Board of Directors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
ORGANIZED 1s4s.
JOHN M'LEAR d SON,
EXCHANGE And DEPOSIT BANK,
No. 6OA MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, Subject to Check at sight,
tVame as at a National Bank solicited from firms,
corporations, and individuals.
FIVE PER CENT. INTBRE per annum allow
ed on deposits, payable on demand.
SPECIAL AKRANGEM EN rs for interest made on
deposits Of specific sums, for liked periods
COLLECTION OF Dividends, Notes, / terest,
nratts, &c, made with despatch, and accounted for
The day pa Sment Is received,
CHECKS on inks, in Philadelphia, New York,
Bo.ton. Baltimore, Delaware, PennsYvania and
Washington, will be credited on receipt Of custom
efa at par
BONDS. STOCKS COLD. &C. Government Sc.
curitie Go d, state Bonds. Railroad Bonds and
StscKs bought and aOld on commission. Local Sc
curiles specially. Being representa- d In all the
principal cities ~ reliable correspondents, we are
prepared to attend to any business in thia line with
promptness and despatch. Persons W lntiHg TO buy
or Sell are invited to give US call Quotations OF
the active Stocks a New York and Philadelphia re-
ceved daily at our office.
for SAFE
EVERY KIND of legitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

AN EFFEoTUAL REMEDY.-The act passed by
the last Legislature which prohibits the jump
ing upon moving trains has proven an effective
one, and the habit is almost completely broken
up at the p. W. Il b., depot A few persons
have been made examples of, some employees
of the company among the rest, and that h as
served to deter Others Officer Lsgg executes
his orders regardless of persons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
nIohamw edan daughter.

HORRIBLE BUToHERY In WESTERN CHINA.
LONDON June s.
The particulars are received of the massacre
of twenty Thousand Mohamedans by the Impe-
rial Chinese force, after capturing the city Of
Talefar, in the province of Yunnan, in South
western China. The Sultan poisoned himself,
prefering death to falling into the power Of his
apamiaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
THIRD EDITION.
suicide In PbI'adeIphia.

A YOUNG MAN CUTS HIS THROAT AND JUMPS FROM A
WINDOW.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.
Hartford E. Fray, aged SO, committed suicide
this morning. He cut his throat from ear to
ear, and then jumped from the window to the
sidewalk, where his body was found.
Deceased was a salesman or agent for Horst
mann Il Brothers, and was married but did not
live with his wife. Domestic difficulties are
supposed to be the cause of the rash act.