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CHctNEArt April S-Hoos-steady and
lrm common q 9oa3 IS; Light S G6aS so:
heavy ~ 10a3 95 selects S. a6ai 10, he.
ceipo l6O0head shipments l6S bend.
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FIRE RECORD.

Sm io1, April 3.-A ,sollgman,s
TScnetSud shade factory, Broadway and
Tsocme streets, vas burned this morning,
loss, $225.OOO. ~ :.
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The Cabinet in Accord with the Presi.
dents Views in Regard to
Political Legislation.
Mob Law Ia Iowa. Desperate Hung
and Printing House Burned.
Simon Cameron After the Widow Oliver
and Her Abettors for BlaCkmail.
Ohio River Improvement Convention
wELLsBURG ELECrIONs.
AatI.Liesnss Party Victorious.

MhLsBuRGI April D.
Special to IutsllIsvnCor.
The elections held here to-day resulted
in the defeat OF Caldwell, anti.license can.
date for Mayor, by stx votes. The anti
license Council was elected by handsome
majority.
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Up to the end Of the third week Of
March six Russian divisions passed home
ward by way Of Vefna and four by way Of
Rnstchuk, besides great trains OF artillery,
9 brigade OF sappers aud six regiments ot
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~ r. coKFraN.rioys Z, !, 4, q g

I. ~ t i. X
The sehate confiFmsyI the following
nominations to-day GonshlsS General
David II. Str6ther, y q, ~. the City OF
Mexico; James Riehy Weaver, w. va, I,
at Vienna UdftGd States .C6nsnEs5 JOIN
II. Wilson, Ohio, at Panama. 'Wm. l.,
Scroggs, Ga, at 0moa aud TFuxillo;
Henry DithmarS n. FSTat ;Bresiar; John
II. Morton, Gala, at Honolulu /; GeoEge
Scroggsr of Ills, at Hamburg q John Harris,
Pa, at Venice. Miscellaneous Clarence
King,s M tfs7 to -bG Director Of the
chronology &uryey; Dr.: John B. HamiE
ton, TO be, Supervising Surgeon, Of the
United. States marine hospital service;
VIM. Pollock, His. itobe Indian Inspector.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELReRAPR.

AeWHeFh Money ana stocks.
NEW YoRx, April a-MosEY-I.oaned at
Tper cent, closed easy al Sa4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Sac per cent Sterling Ex.
change, bankers bills GrnIat 81 S8jE; Sight
Exchange on New York o. SSI.
GoYRRNNRNRa-gfbInv
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PILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS. &e.-
- FGs haat blu headsb Letter HssdA NSls HSSds,
S4aAN As.I . - lbS Daily lRlFlAgPnrSF Iab LneA
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HARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

q prepared 70 make careful and ,eoa,pleIs
9 9naiyses Of Iron Ores, Lniestohes, MlferSl
masefa, &C.
LASnaAIoRr, Con, 94Ia ASD CHASLIaE s1s,,
ta,s WHEELING. W. Va.
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FoRTY.s sixth CONGRESS.
wAsalSaTos, AprilS.


The report Of the Committee on Prtvl.
Charles Il. Ban, appointed BY the Govern.
or Senator from New Hampshire was
taken up at the opening of the Senate.
Mr.. Voorhees, introduced o bill 70 au.
thoriza the President to appoint James
Shields, Of Missouri, BreRdier General in
the army on the retired list. ,,.,.-,
NJ. Hereford gave notice thai % Mon.
day he would call up MI. HoaPs tesolu.
ton condemnatory Of the Democratic
policy in order to express his views
upon Il,
Mr.. Hoar argued in favor Of admitting
Mr.. Bell, saying there was an unbroken
line Of preCeleHts for 90 doing.
Alter "a executive session, the Senate
adjourned till Monday. F
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Surgeons have painlessly extracted a
srain Of powder which was retained In the
head since Nobiling's attempt
IN his life.
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Gb GnteIIisttrfet.

s..., X... ss and n rOHF'esa'h street.
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VOLUME xXvII.-NUMBER 1870.
FOREIGN NEWS.
aERmAMr.


BERLlS, April S.-The clerical interview
With Bismarck Is the principal subject Of
conversation and newspaper comment.
L is denied that the interview had any
bearing on the negotiations between Ger.
M: and the Vatican,
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M. horr bully! Laughter.
Alter further remarks by Mr.. Bright,
during the course OF which be was ire.
quently Interrupted by Messrs. White and
Horn the House took recess until II
o'clock Tomorrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-12
PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: Is Madison Street.
TEN CENTS PER WE X.
THE CITY.
Henry Ward Beecher.


The visit Of the great orator and
divine, Henry Ward Beeeher. his first
to the South, is invested with more
than usual interest. That he has no
superior, as a speaker, is generally adj.
mitted by all who have eve listened
to him. For many years his %eloquence
has rung through the land, and the
prospects indicate that an immense
crowd will attend the Exposition
Building tomorrow night, to hear the
promised lecture of the renowned
preacher. The esteem in which Mr..
Beecher is held by throngs of friends
IN the East is one Of the topics of the
times. lie is connected in BROOKLYN.
New York, with a regiment of militia.
one of the pet organizations of that
immense metropolis. Regarding a FAC
now being prepared for this body Of
soldiery, a New York paper says:
The nuns Of the Hochelaga Convent
will make the flag to be presented IN
the Thirteenth, of BROOKLYN. II & N
be Of the finest silk, seven feet by
four, 1t will cost over three hundred
dollars. The Dominion side of Il
which will have the coats NJ arms ~
the various provinces, beavers, maple
leaves, fishes, etc, must be made by
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killing in Mississippi.

The reported killing down at
Yaughn's Station, which camc of one
day last week, was slightly aury. The
origin of the trouble was a drunken
hesh-cutting match about three weeks
ago between Brister and Bell, the
latter being badly manned and nearly
slaughtered. When the trial came
up last week another Bell worried a
Mr.. Ricketts, and logged him about,
plying questions about what he would
swear at the examination. Finally
Bell struck Ricketts, and knocked
him down. Ricketts, rose and shot
Bell, killing him instantly.
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THE FLORAL COMMITTEE
At the Peabody TO-Day---A Plan of AC.
tion Adopted.

There was a meeting of about thirty
ladies at the Peabody parlors this
morning. This was not more than
one-third of the number requested to
be present. The following general
outline of the plan for the decoration
of Confederate graves was agreed
upon
1t is very important that some uni
iormity be adopted in the decoration
of the graves. 1t was determined by
the ladies to make an effort to furnish
Wreaths and crosses for fifteen hundred
graves, half of each, The wreaths are
to be one foot in diameter, the crosses
fifteen inches long. These wreaths
and crosses may be made on Friday, of
cedar, ivy, or other evergreens, and
the flowers may be added to them on
Saturday morning.
The ladies present promised to dec
ocrate about seven hundred graves,
contributing from twenty to fifty
wrcaths each. The members of the
committee who were not present are
requested to inform Captain Tobin,
273s Main street, at their earliest
convenience how many decorations
they can furnish.
1t is most earnestly requested that
the citizens will refrain from decora-
ting the graves of their friends on
Saturday next, and that all the honors
be bestowed on those who fell in the
Confederate service.
Mrs, Judge Latham has undertaken
to decorate the Confederate monu.
ment.
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Ben Glass, a darby, is under arrest
for stealing a pistol from Geo. Wash
ington, a patriotic but martial citizen.
Wiley Washington, who was shot a
few days since at the Fleece place, a
few miles south of the city, died in
Jail this morning, He has been suffer
inS with pneumonia for several days
past,
SeyerNl bundles of boys clothes
were earned to the statien-house be-
longing to iads caught swimming in
the bayou, near the Raleigh road
crossing. The mother of a boy named
Wolf blackered her lads back good
fashion, and she is of the opinion that
he will quit tho business. She repaired
to police headquarters this morning
and got her offspring . garments.
The Rayburn avenue chicken and
cabbage thief, Amos McCauley. is in
for it good this time. 1t turns Il
that he stole the chickens from Mrs
N. B. Bruce and the cabbage from
Mr.. Lockwood, Amos had but 70.
Gently served out a two years term in
the penitentiary for stealing potatoes
"a
from Captain 7. T. Wright. He was
shot on that occasion, but recovered
in time to be convicted and do the
State some service.
The Police Court is in funds to.dov
The amount Of $50 cash was taken in
of which John Lee and Tom WalLor
each paid 50 for lighting Richard
Baker s. for a drunk, and Mollie
Bucknor s. for keeping an designation
house. Louis Buchignani s. for
lighting and James Lcvitte for tho
same sport paid IS. No fines wero
imposed upon any one else. Sir
minor misdcmeanor cases were let off
without charge.
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qusrtette, collidcd with a moving
street ear on Main street last night,
aud came out minus a wheel. The
same kind of an accident is reported Ia
have occurred with another hack
while passing along Bcal street.
The weather being so favorable for
the Milahs tonight we predict so
large a throng to assemble at Estival
as to crowd the house to its utmost
capacity. We learn that ample ar
rangements have been made to seat
those who attend. The performance,
Boston Dip, will begin at 8 o'clock,
sharp.
The new fre-plugs with hose attach
ments did good work in cleaning the
mud deposits on the landing last
Saturday afternoon. The experiment.
tai operation was witnessed by numer-
GUS spectators, including several mem
bers of the fire department, and the
innovation was pronounced useful as
well as satisfactory.
The public are respectfully informed
by the Milahs that invitations to the
entertainment tonight at Estival Park
are rendered to |. 0. B. B. delegates
only. Tickets of admission to be had
at the gate, This explanation is made
on account of the wrong impression
existing in the minds of many that
invitations are necessary to gain adj
mission.
The latest novelty in the musical
line is the " ~orguinette, y a new instru-
ment by which the most unskilled can
on first trial play waltzes, polkas,
selections from operas, as well as
sacred airs. This instrument can be
used in churches, thus saving the cost
of a more expensive instrument and
the usual salary of an organist. For
home enjoyment it possesses more
advantages than any musical instru-
ment eyer Invented. The orguinette
can be seen at Hollenberg's music
store, 294 Main street.
The summer hegira Northward of
people has set in vigorously. 1t
is now the whites hal travel up the
country instead of the blacks, whose
movements are at present toward the
Our colored brothers can't
stand the cold weather and bleak
prairies of Kansas, and so are coming
back as fast as they went North a
short time since. The black bubble
has burst for good, but the white is
swelling to its full. The steamer
Houston passed by here going up the
river last night with every stateroom
her cabin and texas crowded with
Flowers are the daughters of the
morning, the charm of the spring, the
source Of perfumes, the graceful orna-
nent Of the virgin, the delight of the
poet. With flowers the first Chris
.ians bedecked the remains of martyrs
md the affairs of the catacombs, and
n commemOratiOn of those ancient
we still use them. We compare
'ur affections to the color of flowers. "
% wrote Chatcaubriand. Let us
,roft by his sentiments and strew
over the graves of our departed
heroes next Saturday with a lavish
land and a reverent spirit.
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WI OOhu hlckaOy, the theatrical
manager, left for Nashville Saturday
night.
Mrs. Connie Warfeld. formerly Miss
Aline Speed, is on a visit to her
mother, in this city.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
lectures at Nashville tonight, and is
expected here early to- morrow.
Jake Kahn and wife, of Bolivar,
Tenn, are here, and will remain
several days. Mr.. Kahn is one of the
largest merchants of that place.
Colonel B. f. Jones. of Winona.
arrived in the city in company with
his daughter, on a visit to his son.
who is attending school in this city.
Captain j. P. jackson, of New
Orleans, arrived in the city last night
by the steamer Mary Houston and
proceeds to the Arkansas Hot Springs
to seek relief from an attack of in
%flammatory rheumatism.
The delegates and visitors to our
city will find it interesting to call at
IL. &. %IIollenberg's music house, 204
Main street, and see the beautiful
display Of pianos, organs and Other
musical instruments, as well as the
largest collection in the South of sheet
music.
Robt. Woolfenden and wife left for
the East yesterday, and will sail for
England in the City of Brussels, from
New York, on Thursday next. Mr..
McLaren and wife will start in a few
days and take the City of Berlin, from
the same port, on the 9th inst. Mr..
Cowie departs shortly.
0. o. Stealey, Louisville Courier
journal, A. Aron, New York, B. K.
Ponder, Mississippi, Rev. W. T. Har-
ri', city, RObt. Cotton, Bastrop, La,
John w. Burch, Warm Springs, N.
C., D. j. 4. Sharpe, Rossville, Tenn.
S. Shai Stanton, Tenn, y. A. Nc
Claren, Winston, Tenn, were visitors
at the cotton Exchange to-day.
A crowd of aatboatmen went by
here on the steamer Houston last
night destined homeward after closing
out cargoes of produce along the lower
river coast. Among them were Capt.
Joseph Cruger and his crew, of Rising
Sun; Captain j. H. Howard, of Wolf
Creek, lower Ohio, and Captains j.
A. Howard and Jos. DAILY With their
crew. The latter closed on a barge
load of ice from Rising Sun, IND, at
Friar's Point during the week, Capt.
w, H. Baker, a Aatboat brok,r at
New Orleans, was also a passenger on
the Houston.
Rev. j. H. NJ. Chumaceiro, mar
aging editor of the Jewish South, a
leading organ Of the race, published
at New Orleans and Atlanta, and the
only Jewish paper in the South, is in
the city attending the grand lodge
Of the B'nai Berth. His paper is
one of the largest and cheapest jew
ish journals in the world. 1t is a
handsomely printed quarter and only
two dollars a year. The editorials
are classical and able and the Jewish
news from all parts of the world
highly interesting. We hope the Wis
it of DR., Chumaceiro will be pleas
ant and in every way satisfactory.
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Baseball.

In the baseball game between
the Riversides and the Bluff City's at
Olympic Park yesterday the former
made but four errors while the latter
made twcnty-nine. A noticeable fca-
ture of fine playing was John Ma
loughney, catch, and James Carr, the
one-armed pitcher. The latter was
frst-class and very effective through
out, The score for the Riversides
was "a; Bluff City, 3. The attendance
was large and the pleasure excellent.
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Mo- MAN Mho Onoe Renlired

the benefit of accident insurance by a
cash indemnity from the Travellers of
Hartford, ever goes without it afterwards
never. What never? Well, hardly
ever. Memphis office, No. rs Madison
street. basement.
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I'M, DT, q. PimafOre CHORUS.

The ladies and gentlemen of the Pima.
fore chorus will meet on Wednesday
night at s o'clock, May l4th, at WITT
mans. The Chickasaw Guards will see
that the ladies have escort. GA
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THE schedule on the Louisville and
Great Southern railroad changed Sunday,
the night train leaving here at ll;2O pm,
city time, instead Of 1l:50.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-12

To GIVE tone to the stomach and stimu-
late digestion there is nothing like Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic. DIV
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Rnnkrnnt Nnlc or Had

for a few days only. The stock must be
sold, regardless of cost, by June LIST. Call
at Bankrupt Store, 2e7 Main street, and
examine prices. 81
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The Papers r Full Of Accidents

by rail, river and sea, on the street or on
the farm in the mill, shop, store, office
at home or abroad. An accident policy
in the Travellers provides for them all.
Apply to Marx Is Bensdorf, agents, at
IS Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-12

Tin Roofing and Guttering
cheaper than ever nj Hook A.
Co.'s, 10 Monroe st. eli
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Ladies hats rcshaped, Goodyear, $50 "a.
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RefrigeratOrs, lee Chests, Water
Coolers, Jewett's Patent FiIterer,
Iee-cream Frcezers, very low.
SGT r. j. TURNBULL, 23l Main.

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is agreeably
rccuperativo in its effects on those weak
ened hy yellow fever. DIV
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic stimulates the
digestive organs and adds tone and
strength to the stomach. DIV
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knights Of Honor Pins.
sol 7. GOdshaw, 2sO Main st.
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The late Bishop Ames once said
that he could stand the cry of a babv
while he was preaching, but that ~
humping Of the mothers heels any
the buzz saw H's's's'sh . neSr ]U
drove him crazy. "'ary
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HOSE REELS, So, 81, IS. Brownies, 25s
Second street. 1877
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The NIiIahs.

The indefatigable Milahs are work
ing like beavers to perfect their grand
entertainment at Estival Park, and
they anticipate a brilliant time to-
night. Their arrangements are COM
plete, and the finishing touches are
all that is necessary to complete their
programme. The histrionic portion
Of their promised elegant affair will be
a grand feature, delightful in the
highest degree and worthy of remem
brance. The Boston Dip is the title
of their play, and it will be rendered
with the following cast
Moses Mulligrub- ........4-..~ Mr.. N. Washer
Monsieur AdOnis.......,...-.M Mr.. ). sternberg
Lavender kids.........".""..-hr' 1. kosenthnl
Richard Dasher. ...-.. ."--... MIR: n. Peres
Mr.. Moses MalligFub.,"~ Miss p kosenthal
Miss Eva Mulligrub~...... Miss Laura Beatus
Miss Ida Mulligrub..... Miss Jennie Samelson
The floor committee during the
entertainment will be as follows
Messrs. Lou Lcubrie, H.. Morris,
Charles Leviek, j. Kohlberg.
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Police News.

To RESTORE the APPETITE and purify the
blood use Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic. Id-w
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Champion iron fence, neat,
durable and cheap. stout e. Co,
agents, 35s Main street. CIT
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FOR SALE.

cI00n Of Bluff City Cotton Mills stock,
DIUUVa al Mechanics and Traders Bank,
No. 3 Madison street. Nj
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ZOE SALE or ExcHAMoE.

BUILDING lot 50xlb0 feet on long time; or
II will exchange Tor anything OF Ike value.
address LOT OA NkR, this ofhee. cot
, 1879-03-29
ROCKFORD.

Music In the Public Schools--A Marriage.
spsctal Currespondtnee ~ The Tribune.
RocKFoAp, ILL.,, March 28.-The subject OF
music In public schools Inns of late attracted
great deal OF interest, for the pnst Ycar II l,ay.
Ing bcun tried On MI experiment, tue expense bc.
Ing burnu by pupils antl pat rons Of tho schools.
This year the City Council a1Ml Board OF Edura-
tton llays interested themselves In the mntter,
nnd have mado 1t orc Of tho regular branches Of
tho course. The plum is evidently meeting with
success, a,ld tho approval our cItizcns gem
orally. Mrs. Curuenter, County 5uperintcnd.
ent nt schools. has engaged G. F. Woodward,
teacher Of music III tie schools, to g'ye 10
tho several teachers who will be presrns
ut thu Tcacf,crs' Institute next Wcek toursu
Of norInat drill representing . yeas's wnrk III
Inustc, with thu ylrw of Introducing II through
out tho county,
Tlln institute convcncs at the new Court-
House OIL Monday, March 81, continuing
through Friday, Apfl l, a,ll bids fair to be lii
teresttlg niHl we'll attended.
On Wednesday, tnornlng occurred, at the resi-.
lcnce Of Mrs. i. D. CaHltnan, tho marriage ol
her daughter Edith to Maj. Norman Z. Warncrt,
an eminent lawvct OF tuls clty, 10 belnt: Wels
known both tn political md stWial clrces Uf ttI!e
couDty. Tho only guests pEesaa.t were the i!i'
mediate relatives an4 friends Of tho bride.
Tic prescntS ware numerous a1i1 costly from
New York, Washington, Chicago, and Other
ctlcs. a short wcddAEtoMr Will be tnRcn,
visiting cities In thQ Eastafa States,
, 1879-03-29

wcll.,}resscd outsider. When u "Alonslcur "
l'as The temerty to venture amongst q cEoWt!
Of this kind, this wflolo tribs scowts At him. II
run M e ths prices III lip ia sheer spite. liz M hss
to listen 10, sarcastic con,nlcnts on Ills
personal appearance, nnl 'nay think himself
lucky II tlc annoyance atub there. Often
snouT from aas!ts, thsy ass 20 nmst!!s ,ss i,
tho broenntcur II Fraught with M little danger
to sensitive people, thu Monsieur u ls usually
GLAD to tctLro gracefully. -
Next wa como to place tn which, they arc
settling som0 thousands Of ferns nnl Eutea.
rerc!la plants from the Exhibition grounds a;n!
greenhouses We have seen then, betore at the
Champ do Mars. Let us 70 farther.
1IsnH 1s BALn or JAPANESE WARE,
moro or less authentic. Wo will take scat for
ilyc sninltea mud ltatcn: inst rs We come In,
Ing attention to the Rn1d qualities Of bronzo
monster, With Rogaln eyes a1l.l figure like npt!l
tilg III creation hut what y ls.~a Japanese god,
Tie public !; sh9ckYgy p indifferent to al The el9
liz Is observing for tie fourteenth time, ttaro
sav,-"cono nowl A superb idol like this ior
% francs. voyons, gc.ltlemonl 1t'r not half
Its value. just look at Il. What splendid
sspectmc'i for coilccttonl Thirty francs.
On this the nactioneer bohtnd brings down hls
hammer with sudden bnng, and u Shout oI
"Alluge!" Tile Japanese Idol hAa found q
cuaTltAulo PtrcH1seTs
TMa NUMBER or rioruRHs-
good. oad. unl passnblt-whach 60 through the
l,a1lls ot tho aucitoneers ut the Hotel Drouoi
in tho course Of stng!c year, Is astonishing
In one room. you will see Dc.acrolxs and
Carrots fetching 10000, 10000, or $1,000 francs
nu!ecc. In tho next, pictures by unknown
but, II I begin talking Of pictures, sl,nll no,
leave or tonight. That part Ut nv 6,lblec
muAt walt: HAIRY MELTz1R.