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HORSE NOTES.
Items of IHtereat to Sporting Men
What has been done IN the Horse
way for a Week-Raee-
tracks and Racers.

Mazomania has been bought by ". G.
France, of St. Louis, for five thousand dol
| lars.
Congress- our English steeple chaser, was
killed by ansaesideHt few weeks ago:
The Kellogg sale of trotters, at the Ameri-
can institute building. New York, did not
''pan out" well, but the stock had not been
properly prepared for exhibition.
The N, sSville track is now the training
ground toT more than one hundred horses,
many of which will make good records within
the next six weeks.
A racing association ts TO be started in
Boston;
tucl1y's thorouRhbreds, haa so far recovered
from the Injury to his shoulder as to be
trained for his spring engagements on the
turf.
The New Orleans meeting begins on April
18th; and lsets Gre days. the. Nashville on
April 29th; the Lexington on May 1a.h: the
Louisville on May Goth. The stake races at
the three last named points have closed with
long lists of entries, and turtles expect a
grand time.
The sale of yeatiings at Belle Meade fGen-
eral Harding's FARM will occur on Monday,
April 18th. Some Shelby county man ought
to go there and buy thoroughbred, just as a
curiosity. d,
General PEEPS executors sold the great
three ea1 old Peter to English parties, after
1t was generally understood that Lorillard
and Jerome were to get him, for four thou
sand guineas. 1t is not certain that he will
be brought over to run against Spendthrlft,
or what other may prove the best American
three year-old.
There are three hundred and twenty-uipe
entries for the spring races at Louisville.
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INFORMATION WANTED
b. the War Department. in Rr6eH that
the Money of the Dead of the Fed
erat Army may be Preserved
and Perpetuated.

1t is probably enerally remembered that
some years ago-ln 1873 congress passed a
law providing for the erection of durable
headstones over the graves of SOLDIERS OF the
regular and volunteer forces of the United
States whose remains are inferred in the
national military cemeteries. This law has
been carried out, and the graves of the ma
tons dead IN these cemeteries are now per-
manendy marked. At the instance of the
war department. congress has recently au-
thorized the erection of similar headstones
over the graves of the Union soldiers who are
buried IN private and village cemeteries.
This will be done as soon as the necessary
arrangements caa be made. In the mean,
time the Quartermaster- general, at Wash
lngtUn, will at once proceed to collect the
necessary Information as TO where these
headstones are required. All persons having
any knowledge of the burial places
OF soldiers in private cemeteries
whose graves are not marked, are
requested to communicate the fact to the
quartermaster general, and give regiment,
company and date of death If deceased, if
known. Similar information is desired from
parties in charge of such cemeteries OF
course it is not intended to furnish head
stones for graves over which monuments have
already been erected by relatives or friends of
fhe daeRospd
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BRUTALIZING EXmABIT.
The Outrageous and Indecent D0inEs
ut GiIElOre's GRrde1-COnfessIOn
OF One OF the Women walk
ers-New Workers Can
NOS Talk or Texas
Hereafter.

W York special to The Cincinnati En-
qWirer: Miss Rich, one OF tna pedestrians
who withdrew from the track at Gilmore's
gayden, says that one Of the managers
threatened to shoot her because she would
not submit 10 his insults. Life IN a tent
where /, my lady attendant, her Young
brother, aud Mrs. St. Clair aud her friends
had to find Accommodations, can be easily
imagined. She was rubbed down by male
trainer, and bad to undergo the same pro-
cess, as my female attendant was useless
aud | had made up my mind 10 hesitate at
nothing that might be necessary to secure
the result ! desired. ! considered it a matter
OF business, aud was bound 10 20 through
vita It. No GOOD female help - attaina6le
Nearly all the contestants are attended by
meD, though most Of them had women also.
IL wal impossible to sleep IN our tent, aDd i'm.
possible 10 get ior q moment the, privacy that
was 20 necessary undor such circumstances,
az some one or ether was always coming into
the tent or raising the. lapels After few
days, however, the st. Clair party moved into
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| VIENNA, April 5.-G'he rinderpest is on
| the increase In Bohemia. Several hundred
| places are now affected. Agriculture in
| many parts is at a stand still. The draught
cattle are being locked up wherever the dis
ease occurs.
Indian Cotton Goods.
| LONDON, April Sin the house of COM
mons last night. after debate on the Indian
cotton goods import duties, an amendment
to the effect that it is inopportune to deaf
! with the, question, was rejected by vote of
239 to IS.
The motion offered By Sir Stafford North
cote accepting the proposed reductionas step
toward total abolition was then adopted.
The Milan Disturbances.
ROME, April The chamber of deputies,
by vote of 283 to 81, adopted the order of
the day, expressing no opinion on the con-
duct OF the government with regard to the
disturbances at Milan and elsewhere. Though
Sig. Meyer de Pretis declared the govern
ment coulI not consider such a neutral
course at all, it strengthened its position.
The Egyptian Victory Over the Arabsi
ALEXANDRIA, April On the day after
the battle between the Egyptians and Arabs,
the latter under SuleimaD, FIVE thousand de-
serters came over to the Egyptian camp. The
Egyptians followed the retiring enemy and
XII ed ten chiefs and two thousand more men,
and were still in pursuit at last advices. The
capture of all the slave depots is considered
cartaIO
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THERE isn't much paralysis in this. The
New York star says that Tden has quietly sold out
his interest In the New York elevated RAILROADS.
clearing between two and four million dollars, and
has placed two hundred aud hity thousand dollars
With tbs Albany lobby 10 secure the passage OF q bill
authorizing q company 10 pat down rails on tue Gu
nai banks Il 3 said. too fhat he has sacaTed fha
franchise Oflhe West Shore railroad from AIbany 20
ltee York hr snls0 sailing down the Democratic
termination But for bis paralysis, no doubt Mr..
haden would be real active
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Compound Oxygen

To the feeble convalescent, and to the over
worked student, or professional man, or man
Of business who finds himself slowly losing
vitality and the power to do his best; who
knows that his health is gradually giving
way, and that if no help can be found, a
be--Is inevitable, Compound Oxygen" offers
an almost certain means of relief and restora-
ton. Send FOR a treatise on Compound
Oxygen, which gives the largest information
and many remarkable testimonials from
widely known and eminent public men. Sent
free. Address Drs. Starkey & Palen, 1I12
Girard street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE Shebyviue Commercial thinks that
"if It Is wrong to conceal one OF these Instruments
OF death out per on, IS It not great crime
TO AXE and sell them? Il most aSsursdly is Now
II all the newspapers and good men who are de-
plorlng the universal practices Of carrying concealed
weapons viii go to Work and talk in opposition TO
their manufacture and sale, some lastiug good might
be accomplished"
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bOUcK, OF tennessee, said IN the house on
THURSDAY, that If the partisan legislation which
the Democrats proposed to repeal was allowed to
remain on the ststute-bo0ks, Republicans would
be returned TO congress from the south by the voice
OF a fIee people" "And yet" says the Atlanta
Constitution, "whsn Mt Houck glaled around and
SAW three lonely Republicans from the south
elected while this legi3laiOn la force, bis pa
trio,ic heart must have gone down into his bTOgins
ID Trgf ifgF1f
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The couatry press Of Louisiana is dlsauss-
Ing the question OF reputation, whereupol the
Vleksburg Herald advises that "thIs question Is
being made political one by the northern people,
and the nOith is nearly enough solid against the
south as It IS. We think the Louisiana pc ple would
do better TO arrange a compromise with the States
creditors OF fair terms, and then live up TO it,
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THE very reliable Washington corresp1 nd-
eat OF the New Orleans PicIVHe states that the ne
gro exodus from certain districts OF the south i5
ported there 70 be tustisatsd by sherman and other
Radical leaders. II Is said that efforts viii be made
70 divert the current TO New Mexico and Arizona so
As TO secure Republican m1lou,ies Ia view Of their
admission States, and also to reinforce tie Re
pu0llcans Ia closely contested States at the NORTH
where they have been losing ground
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The Chicago Times, commenting on the
Democratic victory In that city, says that the battle
was Tough, on the bloody shirt ISSUE" and there
caa be little doubt that the decision Of the people In
this cty win have Its effect on the managers OF the
party nc large, and that ths CORY garment Will for
time be hung on the fence for a bleaching. BY max
Ing the light on national issues, the Republican
managers thought they could force the Democracy
into similar attitude, but IN this they slgually
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-06

folded, was contracted for in January of last
year with r. Hoe & Co., New York. It was
shipped tuesday week in about sixty boxes
and pieces Eeduiaing three cars for its trans
portatioBi Two mechanics from the Howe
establishment reached the city day or two
since to superintend the erection of this mon
ster triumph of American genius. which Is fo
be placed by the side of the celebrated Wal
ter press, itupotted by the Republican from
London. and which has been thought, up to
this time, to be the perfection of mechanical
artln the line of printing machinery"
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a DouhIe suIcide

DAVENPORT, IA, April 5-Shortlv after
twelve o'clock last night, Henry Watt, a
cigar maker, of this city. and his wife s sis
ter, Louise Filter, took prussic acid, and died
within a few moments of each other. Watts
is young man, but has been married sew.
eral years and has children. His domestic
life has always seemed perfectly pleasant
Miss Filter was twenty-one years old, and
had lived with the family for several years
past. The coroner's inquest revealed that
improper relations probably existed between
fbnpn
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DR. A. w. CAMPBELL. of Bethany, who
died suddenly on Thu5fday morning OF heart disease,
Il the residence othls son A. w. Campbell, editor Of
the WHEEL T1teiigeHcsr was brother OF the late
alexander Campbell, founder of the Christian
church. whose debates with Archbishop Purcell and
others many years ago attracted the attention Of
theOlogians everywhere. Deceased was seventy five
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The New York Herald states that "a the
Tine for paying arrears OF pensions approaches and
tie claim agents ind pensioners being warned -
Tie government against employing attorneys 70 col
tea their money the interference OF public officials
In private Affairs appears 20 this industrious pro
fessiOn a crime OF uneQuaIled blaekness.
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RAILWAY InteIIisenee.

ST. LOUIS, April ga Kansas City dis
patch says that B. L. Hennine, general
superintendent of the Missouri River, Fort
Scott and Gulf and Leavenworth, Lawrence
and Galveston roads, resigned to day Ii is
understood that I. f. Cakes. recently gen
eral superintendent of the Kansas Pacific,
will be appointed to fill the position vacated
by Henning. Major Henni e mas been
general superintendent of the Fort Scott
road ever since it was built, ten yearf ago.
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TINS, ir-m the Grenada Sentinel. Is Pretty
severe. but judging I > che news We have had from
the lone Star STATE The past days. ItTould seem
90 &c not without vibrant: In Texas they bang
horse thieves, bit the murderer acquitted By iaIy
OF his peers, and thus &c VIII ever be- when tbs Jury
that tries is TO better than the criminal tried"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-06

Make It peaiteutiary offeuse 10 carry
concealed weapons, take away the discretion OF
uries In murder trials, and hang every man or
woman convicted Of murder In the first oegres-
These are among the reforms that the tia.es de
mand Down with the RuIdeFers, Gssasslns and
cOyaTdly pistol carriers
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TIE M1Esachusatts senate voted for wo
mansuiirage, but the house defeated the bill by the
close vote OF eighJyhve 20 eightytwo-three raigr-
ily. The Springfield Republicaa Is not pleased with
the result, and very properly rasps the anti-women
men very sharply. Denying to white woman a
privilege conferred upon the negro, seems to US the
grOssest OF Inconsistencies
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WIS 20 plenty o money and de govern
men's gwine 70 help u.s." was the remark OF enc Of
the leaders OF G. e nego em'grants In St. Lou the
other day. These are the people the New York
TiDtes tells us have fled, naked. wounded. maIn,ed
and pennilesi from their homes bright exponents OF
the esprit o, courageous independence and love OF
liberty - etc
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A marvellous Printing. Machine.

st. Louis Republican: The Republican
feels that it must ask the indulgence of the
public who frequent Chestnut street In the
neiehborhood of our office for the obstruction
to travel about to be made for the purpose of
adding to our machinery double-perfecting
rotary printing press, the delivery of which
will begin to-day or tomorrow. This ma
chine, whichis 10 Print twenty thousand
complete sheets per hour, cut, pasted and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-06

tbs Grenada Sentinel IS right It was not
only wise but e, en- lucky, that Randall was selected
% preside over the house again. We think he has
syed the Democratic party just as far as he dared
20 60 without violating his oath Of Office, and rem
dering his name despisable as that OF paItsan
rraf0r
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Louisville, April 5: A meeting of the bust
ness men of this city was held tonight at the Ii
brdry for the purpose of taking steps toward esab
fishing board of trade at this pace. Louisville
nas been without board of trade for the past nine
years The last one having gone under during the
financial crash of 1870. The meeting tonight was
very enthusiastic, and after speeches from some OF
the more prominent business men, 1t was decided
that Louisville should have board of trade. ON
GERS for organization and enrolment were ap
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-06

GENERAL WILLIAMS, of Kentucky. has
introduced bill On the senate which provides
that the Federal courts shall not have original or
concurrent jurisdiction in any criminal case txcep.
for violation OF the statutes OF the United State and
all crimes against the common law and state law,
shall be punishable IA the state courts without inter-
ference by the Federal judiciary.
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Deadwcod, u. T., Aorii 5: Indians, who
are believed to be struggling Sioux and Grosventes
from Labre, are ralding the HelertOn valley. They
nave run all the whites In the vicinity of Terry's
Landing, on the HelleTson to the military post and
captured all the horses and cattle. johnson and
Stearns's house, In the valley, was attacked by a
band OF Indians. johnson was killed and SteaTns
was badly wounded. Another band or Indians ran
OF all the stage stock The troops here have been
sent out, and from Fort Custer, and two companies
go from Fort Keough, In pursuit.
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IHE C2Uier-J0uyHal revives the project
Of making Alaska a penal colony. And why, with
the splendid success Of highlands experiment In
that line before Us, We should not have mace the
ta before, IS cause for wonder II would rio us OF
an enormous load OF expense. what say our mem
bers OF ellgrssse
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BOLIVIA has at length declared war az linst
Chqe, bit her troops 90 net seem anxious 70 20 to
the front 10 meet the enemy. Many prefer 70 re-
main on their side OF the border and make mouths
Us adIty Transaction anyway. The idea OF even
hllt-eiyiiizsd Indians going te var for 6uano
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1T Is believed that she case Of Spoford IS
NeiloEg will soon be taken Dp by the senate commit
tee on privileges and elections. Judge Spofto,d de-
clnes % state the points or bis peitlOa but It is
certain tina, charges os bribery VIII make rart Of
his ease
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Fatal hallway Accident.

New ORLEANS, April 4-Three cars OF
the northern bound passenger train ON the
New Orleans, Chicago and Sc. Louis railroad
jumped the track near Hazlehurst to day.
Andy Caldwell; engmeer, was killed, and
Baggagemaster Belts seriously wounded.
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FuE Charleston Neirs and COlD-ie,' states
truly TIA; one eject Of a shocking crime lie the
murder o. Colonel B. A. Alston Is to arouse the peo.
pie the duty OF she prevention OF such violations
o. law All the southern states seem 20 have been
lrCtIsed 10 aettoD
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New ORLEANS. April 5.-A Times special
says that in difficulty yesterday at Kauf-
man, Texas, John Kell shot dead Charles
SMITH, nephew of ex Congressman Brown,
oc Rank,,olyt.
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DIED..

REILEY The funeral OF Mr.. FRANK REi.EY will
take place this SUNDAY afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
from his late residence, corner Fifth and Auction
streets. Friends Of the family invited attend.
FENNER-In Louisville. Kentucky, on Friday,
Apr1l 4, 1879, DR.. c. s. FENNER aged hfty-sfx years
Thus has passed away noble-hearted, true and
worShy man, He was for many years resident OF
nouncement Of his death, Will remember this plain
blunt good hearted man; man Of varied learning,
extensive acquaintance and Of marked distinction
In his profession At the time OF his death ne vas
one OF the faculty of one of the first medical col
IeeeS m Kentucky. He mingled little with the pub
lie, passing his time Of leisure with a few select
friends and acQuaihtapceS. Few come up to his
manly virtues, none surpassed them. ReQbieScdt ga
pace. FRIEND.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, April 5.-RiveF fallen one inch.
Weather-clear and cool. Arrived: c ty of Alton
New Orleans. Departed: Belle of Shreveport, New
Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, April 5.-River 81 ;}-lO feet, and
railing: Weather-clear and cold; mercury 80 deg
Arrived; Guiding Star. New Orleans, 8 am; Thorn
as Sherlock, Cincinnati, 3 pm. Departed: Guiding
star, Cincinnati, 8 80 am. Thomas Sherlock, New
Orleans. q p.m. ~"
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Fhe Diplomacy Troupe.

To morrow evening Warde 4 Barrymore's
dramatic company will APPEAR at the Theater;
titled Diplomacy The plot of the play turns
upon the eDdeavor of a woman passionately
in love to destroy the affection of the man
she loves from his wife. and in revenge to
ruin both. 1t is a translation from the
French of Sardou, one of the best writers of
the French school: The Diplomacy &C mpauy
will play three nights and a Wednesday
matinee
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Horrible and Mysterious Death OF a
sport.

GREENvILLE, Miss April 4.-Y esterdsy
morning, Matt Chrlsman, a we'll known
sporting character, was found murdered in
ms bed, with his head crushed by an iron
bolt, his throat cut and his body ripped open
the entire length. Suspicion points to an as
sociate who Is now in iail
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CHARLES O'CoNNoE, Of New York in a
written opinion, maintains lhattne holders Ct Ten
nessee state securities I'D valid Hens upon the
principal rn.lrogds IN the state.
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Yesterday Of cotton: liverpool cotton
f-Sd. Memphis cotton, 10 Sc. Nero
Orleans cotton, 10 5-Sc Ne,o York cott0r,
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luE foreign relations committee Of the
house fav1-s the passage OF Senator Harris's bill
Tor the establishment OF more favorable and psofta-
BE eonmsrcili relations with Mexico.
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MARRIED.

KEARNS-AMIS-O On the evening of April 2,
1879, by Rev. Mr.. Boggs, Mr.. D. ]. KEARNs and
Mrs. ANNIE L AMIs. Of this city. No cards.
WILLIAMsON-BoYLAN- At st. Mary's church,
by Rev. DR.. George c. Harris, Mr.. SAM B. WILLIAM
SON and Miss KATE W. BoYLAE. No cards.
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AND now come the Faireigbs. of Ken
tucky who claim, by virtue Of the will Of an an
&c Tor, one thousand scres Of the ground that Pitts
burg stands upon. Next
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THEC are Bci,aliaE Georgia the gu stion
OF ,gohibiiiDE the sale Of and bOWiskniyes.
That Is really the thing 20 DO striker al the root
or r~c evil
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BURIAL SERVICES.

KORTRRCHT-RelIgious services by Rev. DR..
White VIII be held at the grave Of the late CHARLE
KoRTREcHT, IN Elnnwood Cemetery, this (SUNDAY)
afternoon. at O'Clock. Friends OF the family, and
of the deceased. are invited to he present
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MEMPHIS, TENN. SUNDAY, April. 6. 1879.

tent vacated by the persons who gave up
the race. The tent is still most disagree
able refuge for the tired and suffering
women. The floor is soiled with tobacco
juice, the vessels nat ernptiad for many hours
at time. was not the worst sufferer Mrs.
Williams, know, walked twenty Eve miles
without eating, and il was only after a time
that her condition became apparent and
little help was given her, But the worst case
was Mrs st. Glars, for she was forced upon
..ne track in dying condition, ant kept on it
until completely exhausted, when she was car
risa to bed"
New YORK, April -Midnight.-The
women's walking contest came to q close to-
night at Gilmore's garden, about ihrc thou
sand persons being present to wiress fhe
finish. The score. at the close stood. : on
Bern,. S62 miles: Elburn, 352 miles; Wal
lace, $50 miles; Won Klamasche, 500 miles;
Tobias, 292 miles. The affair has baan gen
orally condemned by the press, and ii was
stated on good authority that never again
would similar exhibition be allowed to take
place In this city,
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WAR psrSRUEESr, OFFICE Gu STe oFFTcER,
WASHINGTON, April q, I an. y
For Tennessee and TIE Ohio raiiey
'rar1Her, clear or partly cloudy 'ceather,
rariabJs 'oiadS, shifting TO SomheastsrIy AMI
stationary o. falling barometer,
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
WAR pEp'r. SIGMA. SERvICE. U. s. ARMY.
SLrrEnAY. AnFll +. ISIn. lOOS nm. {

MEJCo win reduce It's army next month
So .ts 90 save four million collars annually.