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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-07

a. anted under our present plsn upon any
other grounds thar N'tusl service md in
and every Instance If the many in
viii h pensions are incr assd N other
or unds than the merits Of the c al q, york
ar Unjust &C 20 the brave and Grip led, but
poor aud Trend ess, soldier who IS entirely
neglected, or eho nus be coptent W tn the
smallest sam Above undsr rener laws.
There are far TOO many neighbofhoads in
va ca a e found gisriag "a / Of inequAliiy
Il re ttInent in the matter of pensions, and
they are ,a'gely due 20 a Yielding in the
OF those other than the rens oner, who are
espeeia ly int ested. or theJ arise from
spes ia acts pa sed Tor the henef of in
d yiduals. The men who fought side by
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-07
TO TIE OPPRESSION OF LAROR

dsrs ALLEVIATE from their promoters true
American sympathy and kindly f~eelinVs.
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
representing the Oldest and larRest of our
national industries, is subscribing we'll the
purposes OF its organization. By The intro
dnction Of new subjects Of farming entor-
prise, and by 0Rening new sources of aRri-
cultural wealth and the dissemination of
early information concerning production
and p'icee, it has contributed largely 10 the
country's prosperity. Through this agency,
advanced thought and investigation, touch.
ing the subjects it has in charge, should,
among other things, be practically applied
70 the home production at a low cost OF ar
ticles Of food which ara now imported from
abroad. Such an innovation will neces-
be within the domain Of intelligenl
experiments, and the subject ia every stage
should receive all possible announcement
from the government. The interests OF mill
ions Of our citizens engaged in agriculture
are involved in an enlargement and inn
pr0vement Of the results Of their labor. and
a jealous regard for their welfare should be- a
willing tribute to those whose productive re-
turns arc a main source Of our progress and
power. The existence Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-07
Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween j. B. Rozier and r. Campbell,
under firm name and style Of Campbell 4
Rozier, engaged in the Steam Laundry and
Shirt Manuiaetory Busineis, at "a Second
street, Memphis, Tenn and in the Gents'
Ond street, is this day dissolved BY mutual
sgrsement. Mr., J.B. hOsior will continae
70 conduct the Steam Laundry Business, al
24 Second street, in bis individual right and
name; and Nh. Cam pbell will continue
Second street, and also the Cent? Furnish
ing Goods Establishment. a. $50 Second st.,
in his individual right and name.
al.H, CAMPBELL.
Memphis, Dec. ], 1885. j. r, R0ZIER.
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Eliminates from the best information he
can obtain show that 5000 Of those who have
served IN the army aHd navy Of the United
States are now supported in whole or in
parttrOm public funds or by organised char
tiles, exclusive of those in soldiers homes
under the direction and control Of the gov
eminent. DULY IL per cent. Of these
are pensloners while Of the entire number of
men turnished for the late war something
IKE ~ per cent, including their widows and
!ela.yes, haye been or are now
IN receipt Of pensions. The Amer
lean people,. with a patriotic and
grateful regard Tor our ex-soldiers too broad
ana 700 sacred to be monopoliEed by any
special advocates, are not only wiling but
anxious that equal and exact iu tico should
De done I all honest claimants for pension.
In their sight
THE FRTENDLEss AND pEsTTTUTR
soldier. dopeDdet { on public charity, IL
otherwise entitled, has precisely tho same
right to share in the provision made for those
who fought their counlry's battle as those
better able, through friends and influence,
u push thetr claims, Every pension that Is
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DIR. ID. y. Johnson
PRIVATE
MEDICAL ~DISPENSARY,
No. IL LAffarann Street.

between Main and Front.l MEMPHIS.
Established in 1901
R.J0HNS0N is acknowledged By all pay
IL ties interested ns by far the most sue
oessful physician in the treatmentof priVat
or secret diseases. Quick, per manent cures
guaranteed in every case, male or female.
Recent cases of Gonorrhea and Syphilii
cured In a few day.. without the use Of mer
curry, change Of diet or. hindranoe from
business. Secondary Syphilis, the last yes.
tige e~radicated With 7tthe use Of mercury.
Involuntary loss Of semen stopped In short
time. Sufferers from impotency or loss o
sexual powers restOre TO free vigof in a foS
weeks. Victims of self abuse and excessive
venery, suffering from spermatorrhea nc
loss Of physical and mental mower, spoedib
and permanently cured. Particular atten
ton paid TO the Diseases of Women, and
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cure6
without the use of oaustic or the knife. Al
consultations strictly confidential. Medi.
cines sent by express 10 all parts of the
country.
sRWorkingmen enred at half the usu
rates. Office hours IRONS O'clock Am. to
o'clock pm. d. 8. JOHNSON, MD.
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of less extent and not necessarilv within
the domain of Federal regulation I am OF
the opinion that this suggestion is worthy
the sttention OF the Congress. but after All
has beon done by the passage Of laws, elthor
re ieral or state to relieve a situation iull of
plished By the reinstatement and %cultiva-
ton of ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-07

The Christian Brothers have the pleasure
Of announcing the completion Of EXTEN-
SIVE ADDITIONS to their College, which
they have provided with oil select modern
Improvements and csnVeniences, and they
are now enabled to accommodate an in
creased number of Boarders, Half BOardors
and Day Students.
For information concerning Terms, Board,
Tuition, etc., sec Catalogue, or apply by mail
or in person TO
BROTHER MAURELIAN,
DrnasdanN
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Ciosing Exercises OF wytheyiiie Male
Academy.
lCorrespondence ofths Richmond Dispatch. |
WYTIIEvILLR, Va, June y, 1886.

WYTIIEvTLLR, VA, June \, 1886.
The closing exercises Of Professor A. A.
Campbel's Wytheyille Male Academy took
place last night before an immense au-
dience.
The exercises consisted of declarations
and the awarding OF the prize scholarships.
Two gold medals were offered by the
principal this year, the one for the best de.
claimer in the advanced classes, the other
for the best declaimer among the more
youthful students. The exercises were ex-
ceedingly creditable, and showed the work
Of careful training.
The "first declaimer's" medal WAS
awarded 10 Mr.. w. L. Stanley, OF Wythe-
vile, for his rendering OF ST. Johns " Mo-
deru Cromwell" (stonewall Jackson). The
"second declaimer's" medal was won by
Master Robert Sayers, Jr., OF Roanoke
county, his selection being the " Battle OF
Gettysburg" by General Trinble.
Professor Campbell gives three scholar
ships each year 10 those OF his students at
tanning the highest average grade-one 10
IIampden-sidney College, one 10 King Coz
lege, and one to the Academy, allowing the
successful applicants the privilege OF cboos-
ing. This year these scholarships were
awarded respectively 10 Cadet James Car
Ter, Of Carroll county; Cadet Edmund HUI
ger, OF Mobile, Ala, and Cadet Robert
Barns, of Tazewel county.
The academy is now In Its fifth year, but
u winning an enyisble reputation for thor.
oughness OF training, both at home and
abroad.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals meets
here this week. The docket, understand,
Is quite heavy, and number OF visiting
lawyers are expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10
Little Rhody's Trouble.

The report that there Is serious division
In the Republican party in Rhode Island is
confirmed. The New York Times, in COM
menting on the situation, says truly that
the seeds Of political corruption which
have been sown during long years Of ring
rule IN Little Rhody have yielded the fruit
20 be expected Of such sowing. AS con.
sequence OF this state Of affairs the Proyi
dencc Journal IS very much perturbed
We are sorry for the Journal, but the only
consolation we can offer II is that nothing
could reform Rhode Island but q century
or two Of Democratic rule. II our Provi.
dence contemporary will rise TO the mora
greatness OF sailing In upon the Democratic
side we will take great pleasure iu holding
its bonnet.
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DEATHS.

ATKINSON.-Died.J June s, 1885, after q
long and painful illness, little SAMUEL
WILTON, youngest child OF Charles y. and
Annie X. Atkinson.
Another angel In Heaven"
Funeral from residence. No. 1920 east
Clay street, THIS EVENING at 4 O'CLOCK.
Friends and acquaintance are Invited TO
attend.
JACOBS.-Died. in Philadelphia, Tuesday
morning. June sth, ADELlNE, consort OF
the late Rev. George Jacobs, deceased,
daughter OF the late Jacob A. and Martha
Levy.
QUAIDE.-Died at the residence OF her
son, No. SAL north Seventeenth street, on
"Wednesday the 9th instant at 1 a O'Clock A,
NJ, Mrs. MARY QUAIDE,a native OF Coun-
~ Limerick. Ireland, In the sixty second
year OF her age.
Reet In peace.
Funeral at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. TO-DAY from
81. Peters Cathedral. Friends and ac-
quain,ances OF the family respectfully In
New York papers please copy.
THORNTON Died, at the residence of
her husband. In Henrico, June q, 1856. at
11:20 O'Clock, SAII4IE n. THORNTON. wife
OF n. A. +. Thornton, and daughter OF 8. a..
Flournoy.
Funeral win take place from ST. Marks
church THURSDAY, June 10th. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. 2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10

T. NITED STATES HOTEL.
u ATLANTIC CITY, n. j..
ouens JUNE 26TH. The leading hotel
Excellent cuisine Superb appointments.
Electric bells fire-escape. sc.
i. Fl. BROWN, Proprietor,
assisted by Frank Macdonald.
Re 1-eod3ot
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r.rhan. fuIler lhan At auy diane % the hIs.

perhaps fuller than at any time 10 the his
tory OF The county.
Farmers from the various sections OF the
county give encouraging reports OF the
growing crops. ~,
An effort il being made TO build mar
row.euaee nilroad from this point 10 tn :
Warm Springs, in Bath county, disfanc
Of tweniy-three miles. A roadof this kind
could easily be built, and would make these
popular and healih-eivine resorts-the
Healing, Ho', and Warm splinss-easy oil
access.
This quaint old Virginia town shows I'M
misiakabe evidences OF growing prosperl-
~. The new Town Hall just completed Is
n handsome, commodious building, with a
seating capacity Of 800 people. A hand
some new drugstore is another recent i'm
proyemert, and other buildings are In pro-
cess OF erection.
or late years Coyiugton has become re-
sort for southern visitors. There j. an ex-
csIlent hotel bere-the McCurdT House
ana several good boarding-hous
Tonight there il an ice-cream and straw.
berIy festival In the new hall for The bene-
fit Of the Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10

n xou have feeling OF oppression ana
rnessinsss . little above the dlapnrAgni:
, snu an the right side. look out AZ sure
,y'ps s,e your liver L. disordered. Perhaps
~ seylot,siy as yet. but-fatai hepstic alb
s ns are not uncommon. Hoste.ters
o'niste the liver and prevent its copges'
,san and inflammation, and to dispersesnch
Minor indisfa of It's derangement as yellow.
I'LL ~ the skin and ball OF the eye. furred
neS 1880 sourpets OF the breath. nausea on
. ussl In the morning. dizziness. sick-head-
rnta and constipation. BY relaxing the
bowels painlessly II opens channel 81 exit
-, the superfiuous bile. cheeks tendency
~. Si .onnyestion and epgorge ment OF the liver.
az The n me time giving gentle impetus TO
~ ~ sacretiye action. and affords relief TO the
stonach. which is usually Inactive, out oI
cr8er. and oppressed with wind when tne
~ eis re costtye. Use the Bitters Also In
ever and sgue. rheumatism. and kidney
troubles. 10 o-iuiul"Jooe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10

Tsriicfy Of Dakota could outyote the pure
hincks OF Louisiana and Florida cc'i''
bfped.v
How does that strike the southern young
man who contemplaics going Wet ana
growing up with the country Does "
moi show that southern bralos, pluck, en-
crey, and culture have hut TO reach out az
home IN order TO secure The richest re-
wsrdss Does Il no, show that IT is the
duty Of southern young men 10 themselves
sud 10 The south to stay at home and grow
up with the soutbs No southern man can
ertcriaIn doubt on that point II be viii
reflect that the future the TINES corre-
spondeni speaks Of IS not the dim and dis
,ant but the near future. and that the agen-
cies that are destined TO bring about the
fulfilment Of bis prophesy as to the souths
prosperity are already at work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10
STAUNrOy.
Tho valley Mutual Casc-ClOsing
school Exorcises-Persona &c,

~thOOt f'Vtt1fs w.
correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
JUNE 0, 1885.
The Circuit Court is still occupied with
the case OF Cooke Us. The Valley Mutual
Life Association. The evidence for the
plaintiff was concluded on the 9TH. Five
days were occupied in its delivery. IL
will cover about 1900 pages OF legal
paper manuscript.
The defence commenced the evidence on
that side yesterday, Hon. A. ii. II. Stuart,
president OF the Association, being the
first witness. Without concluding, he was
followed in the afternoon by Mr.. Il. l.. Ed.
mOndson, general agent Of the Association.
The courthouse Is thronged every day.
The closing exercises Of the Wesleyan
Female Institute and the Staunton Female
Seminary occurring this week have drawn
number OF persons from distant parts OF
the country here. The Augusta Female
| Seminary closed last week. The Virgins
| Female Institute commencement will BE-
next week. The Staunton Male Academy
| concludes ITS exercises on the 18th. ON
the evening of the 10th the principal, Cap.
tain Kable, will give sociable TO his stu.
| dents, at which number OF citizens will
| be present
The intelligence OF the burning OF the
Rawley.Springs property was received
here to-day with many expressions OF re.
gret. The hghtfrom the burning buildings
was observed here by Officer SIMPSON, OF
the city police. The airline distance Is
about thirty miles. J. p. Houck, ESQ.,, OF
Harrisonburg, president OF the Springs
company, was in this city when the fire oc-
! CURED. He is member OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the Wesleyan Female Institute,
then in session.
The closing exercises of the session al
the Institution OF the Deaf aud Dumb and
the Blind commenced last night with an in-
strumental and vocal concert. They will
be completed this forenoon. The Board of
Trustees meets tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles X. Hoge, fine young man,
reared In this city, and skilled clerk, has
gone TO Kentucky, where be enters the
Office Of the Mason syndicate OF railroad
contractors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10

In commenting upon the fisheries trouble
the Ohio state Journal (Radcal Republi'
CAM says at may be trile unpltrlotic
TO say 80, but the State journal Is decidedly
opposed TO the next war" Doubtless. But
we notice that our esteemed contemporary
is decidedly in favor Of the last Wharf.-The
war between the States. 1t is constantly
fighting that war over, and seems never
tired OF trying 10 lead the StalwaTts to The
front under the folds Of the bloody shirt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10
NORFOLK.
DeposifOrs Rot satfs6ed-Navy-Y Yard
Notes.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
NORFOLK, June o, 1886.
The Exchange Bank depOstOrs are not
satisfied with the decision in the B.in deed
matter, and the Comptroller has been ap-
pealed TO TO take the case TO the Supreme
Court and his decision is now awaited. In
view OF the fact that the opinion was de
liyered by the Chief Justice, many believe
the Comptroller will let the case rest where
il is. The expense Of taking the case up to
the Supreme Court will be $4,000 to 49,
600.
The number OF wOrkmen and laborers in
the ravy-yard is now gradually being cut
down. preparatory 10 closing operations by
the middle Of the month. until the apprO-
priation for the next fiscal year July lSt) is
available. All the labOrers were discharged
from the construction department last
night. All the repairs on the Alliance,
Saratoga, and the Portsmouth are fully
completed, and the appropriation for the
year being exhausted. no new work has
been ordered here. The only work OF any
consequence expected is on the flagship
Trenton, and she will not reach here from
China until the first OF September.
Peabllght is again playing havoc with the
fruit farms OF the county.
Fine rains extended all through Norfolk
county yesterday.
Ground has been purchased for erecting
another Baptist church in Atlantic City.
Both the Academy Of Music aud Opera
House are undergoing extensive alterd-
tons and Improvements.
Commodore W. 5. Schley, chief Of the
Equipment Bureau, arrived this morning,
aud at the maynard presented medals to a
number OF meritorious apprentices on the
training ships. The officers OF the yard
were present and witnessed the cere-
monies. Chiei-Naval-C Constructor Theodore
ID. Wilson also arrived and inspected the
work recently done on the Alliance, sara
toga, and Portsmouth. The distinguished
visitors were saluted by the frigate Frank
| lin. and left in the afternoon.
The disabled British steamship Enchan-
tress was lowed to Baltimore to-day 10 be
repaired, the British Consul refusing to pay
the navy.yard fec OF 900 per day for the
dry-dOck.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
ARE now OPEN FOR VISITORS

Pamphlets descriptive Of the springs with
certificates OF high medical authority as 10
the value OF the baths as curative agent
forwarded on application.
nv 22-Sm l. AUGUST Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10
The south's Future-Aeain.

The Chicago Tines has special corre-
spondent travelling through the South
who has been making an especial study OF
the negro. He has made Il point TO visit
not only the principal southern cities, but
many OF the out-of-the-way places, aad his
letters show that be Is careful and most
intelligent observer. In one OF his recen,
letters he etiectually disposes OF the theory
Y OF TouRaEE aud others that the negroes
win increase so rapidly a. to outnumber
me whites 81 eight southern States. and
then proceeds 10 comment upon the future
OF the South as follows:
al consider IT certain, therefore, that ali
the central South will remain a'whits
mans country forever; that the colored
man will be Of less importance there every
year; that the development OF mines and
diversified industries will ere long create q
new system Of agriculture and make II the
richest portion OF the South, and that all
the plsteau region will IN time be inhabited
by the finest product Of the Caucasian race,
and become the seat OF the best civilization
vet known on earth. While II will not be
q purely material civilization, II will have
enough Of the practical elements OF New
England life snd be without the harsher
features Of New England character; 1t will
have more Of the Joyous and sentimental,
developing new school Of literature aud
architecture. And II, as think likely, the
Lowland south--thnt narrow crescent be-
low the last line Of hillside given up en-.
tsrely 10 the blacks. their relative weight
IN government VIII grow less instead Of
greater"
Again;
DAT present. however, the only point l
insist on Is that their political force can
never again be Whist II was, and even II We
surrender 10 them the three States which
contain most Of the malarious lowiands,
and even u every senator and member from
fhose States Is colored, that will be long
after The new States OF the Northwest shall
have added thrce times rs many whites 70
Conrress. and the central or white South
hsif a many more. Already the single
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10

"Tbe only satisfaction Mr.. Gladstone can
have-and satisfaction IL doubtless will
be 10 him Is that the seed-grain he has
sown will take root aud spring up and
ripen in time, even though II may not be
In bis. He has the consolation, at least, OF
having led most effective attack on Brl-
tish insular preiudiccs and unimperiM
methods OF craftsmanship"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10
DAY RInGE. 1.-THE COMFY

DAY RIDGE. 1.-THE COMFY
I'D ISLAND OF THE SOUTH =
popular summer resort VIII be open ~ the
pupIic on and after JUNE 81. 1856. Splen-
did surf-bathlng. Finest fishing on the
coast. Elegant accommodation. The Ma
rine hand largest and best ia the country
PLAYS every day and evening. Restaurant
PAVILION seating 1000 people open all the
time. Ora vity railroad 1000 feet long.
Sail-boais on bay. lake. and river large
and small row and fishing boats 10 hire 'or
nominal price always ready. over I'VE
miles of Waterfront. Hotel and ali ontlh-
ipgs fifty feet above high water. opera
House open afternoon and evening; tlec-
tric. lights all over the grouhIs. riyIng'
horses, riding horses, pony and goat,ca
riases. swings. bowliug-alley, rlhe.galIery'
and thousands Of amusements for tlle chii-
dren. Highest observatory In tue state
largest collection OF animals in the South {;
covered pier 900 feet out IN the bay. Spe-
cial excursion rates for churches sunday
schools. and societies either by rail- or on
the new and elegant steamer " Bay Ridge,
For dates anti charter apply Immediately
TO the BA1-hlDOb COhInN
1873 west Baltimore street, Baltimore.
my 27-7st&wl3t or Annapolis Md.
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The Boston GLOBE thinks that The
stalwnrts are pretty bard up for an issue.
The south, II says, is attending to rs own
business. The JEFP. DAVIS episode cannot
be worked any further, aud TIE bloody shirt
has been so thoroughly washed that u VIII
not attract a bullirog. In short, 1t eou-
cludes that sec.ionalisfD is sionc-dead Our
observation Is that the majority Of the papers
In the North are very much Of the Globes
way OF thinking. Just at present the Re
publican party is bankrupt so far as issues
are concerned.
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The Philadelphia North american says A:
Attention Is being called to the revival OF
industry in New York society. BUDDES-
Sick is making shoes, JAEHNE starches shirts
and M0sT blows blacksmith's bellows"
When will iuries begin 10 put Philadelphia
society To work.
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ruE MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,

~ Alkaline Lithia Waters, also fine Iron
Waters, Hampshre county, W. Va. No
fogs: no malaria. Where the sick and over
worked soon recover anu the wei are
always happy. Send Tor pa implicit
mvll.28t W. II SALE. Proprietor.
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ADNERTIsING AGTStI.

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISlEG.-A
~ book OF 100 pages. The bcs' ulrt .p; "a
advertiser 10 consult, be he tLp.r-t'"i o-
otherwise. u contains lists % new ti-is
and estimates OF the cuet Of Al. rt'ls 4.
The advertiser who wants tOspeUd cue i,.'
lar finds iB u the Information ire f' ID. -
while for him who will invest ono hundred
Thousand dollars r. advertising. u scnt .- %
indicated which VIII Iaret bis gvery oe'i .
ment, or can be made "a DO So ly a.I'
changes easily arrived 81 by cOTespon i
euce, one hundred and lfiy-tnlre 81 i.- Al
have been issued. Sent, posi- paid. ;o any
address for ten cents. Apply % GEDti <
=, ROWELLS co, SFW -PAFERA DNEk-
Using 81 REAU, 10 Spruce street (PrlnE
ing Houss Squarel New Igr6:
de AID swSWlY
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"Four hundred Russian fugitives aud
Anarchists met in New York and solemnly
resolved that the arrest and Imprisonment
Of that prince OF blatherskitcs, JOHN MOST
was unconstitutional. Even the Anarchists
can get off Joke occasionally.