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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

A gentleman who had charge Of Q
public sale in our city said TO reporter
Of Ahf REPUBLIoANt "You would bt
aurprssed as the patty thievinR done ai
public sales whore u consisted OF house.
hold elects. Il iB the women folks who
are mostly guilty Of this mean and CON
temptibis practice Some OF them pur
chase snAll Articles, when often dupll'
Gates are sold, and ia taking their Fur
chases away invariably take the bsst,
leaving the worst, which they bought
at nearly half the price. When the
parties come 10 fettIe and take away
their purchases they nearly always were
unable 10 hnd whist had been knocksd
down TO them by the auctloneer, bul
some inferior article, which, very often
being damaged, hRd been left in IIr
place,
Auotloneer Frank StidhAm said
There are persons who mako 1t point
to attend sales of household gods, and
pick up Apy little article that can be
hidden easily and walk out OF the house
With 1t, without paying for the same.
Some are even boldeI and Will pick NJ
AuythlnR that takes their fancy, and Il
stopped before leaving the premise.
WhA aNH sANt eANN a9NU bNA0 AbA AZ
Often checks are given and . msI
posted at the front Of the premises
who will not let any one pass will
goods la their possession without 1
check marked o. X. from the clerk oil
the ssle. And even this obstacle is got
ten over by the bolder thief who vii
say that the amount being 30 trifilnG
that she never stopped 70 pick up th'
receipt. Often they manage TO eludt
the vigilance of the gAteman and Re
off with their booty. The AuotioDeel
said 1t is utterly impossible TO keep thes'
petty thieves from lifting" small Arti
cles ct sales. Another gentleman said
clerked sale few weeks ago In the
western part Of the city, and purohAs
ed . large monkey-Wrenoh, and placed
1t for safe Keeping In oae OF t1t
Cl0Seta In this lining room.
81 went up stairs on an errAnd, wheT
a woman walked deliberately up TO iht
closet and was In the act OF taking IT,
monkey wrench" A colored man ew
ploy ed by the family aaid: "EKcus,
me. Ars. bat that article is sold" Hh'
made some excuse and passed on out o
the room up stair, no doubt seeking
somewhere else to try and steal. Th
practice should he broken up, bat how
is the question.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

This morning MIohasl Glynu and
John o Brien, the latter an Ag man,
were charged before Judge Turner
with being drunk and disorderly. The
lfloer v no made the ar est testified to
the facts Of the oGss and that he had
considerable trouble IA getting them TO
the hail. The judge senteEced Glynn
to pay 3 fae of 81 and costs, whtn he
remarked: 81 wont Fay It," ana the
judge replied, you'll board 1t cat In
jail"
Sergeant Peterson then testified that
when he Wes looking O'Brien up he
spit mouthiHl Of tobacco Juice In his
face. Judge Turner said, "O' rlenS
you Ars old enough to know bstser than
10 do a thing like that, but az IL does
not seem that you do, III teach vou ,
Lesson by imposing a hle OF 30 and
ooRta -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05
the FriondA' school.

Mr.. IsAAo T. johnson will bs in his
Office at Ffleads' school, Fonrth aud
West streets, every day this week, Ia
recel gs and Classify pupils preparatory
to opening next MopdSy morning. Ar
rAngemtnts are being made to accom-
modAte an additional number Of pupils
and Miss Wa'lAos, q grAduate OF the
Osweao Training school, has besn en-
Rsged aud will have immediate charge
of the primary department.. Mr.. Enos
L. Doan will be associate principal and
assist especially In the soAdemic depaF
ment. As an evidence OF thorough
WoIk We may state that eight regular
teachers will be employed besides the
ins.ruetora In writing and drawing, j.
jackson Piercs and Olawson 8. Ham
mttt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

A regular session OF the Street and
Saver Directors was held last even ing &.
The following business was passed The
weekly pay roll OF S704 81 was passed
City Solicitor Ball reported having col.
lected S4s0 81 for liens The City TreA
surer reported having received from the
Oily Auditor t92S So. ....- ....
G. W. 4oodnoE WAS grRntsd permis-
sion to tap the private sewer on Tenth
street for the purpose OF draining the
no:theast corner OF Tenth and Pine
streets James Tibbitt WAS granted
psrmission to Eet 140 feet of curb on
DUPONT street, between Tu lip and
Chestnut streets, and 160 feot on Tulip
street, between DuPout and seott
streets. The Brandy wine Granite Com
rany WAS Instructed to furnish 500
ltuuars yards of Bslgian blocss for Mar.
ket street,
s, N. smel z, o,erk OF the Market, re-
ported having, during the past month,
collected t185 9I.
The sesrstary reported having ool-
leeted for building FeImits, $4.6'i sow
els, F2i4 7t; sidswalks, S938 tSi sppio-
prlAtion, BY, ,2J0i balsaos ou hand fer
opening beds OF streets, 1853 so.
Permission Wal granted Thomas
Riley 10 tap the BeW6E on hlhFkhb bGfsdt
in order to drain the premises No. ZIG
Permission wac granted to Samuel
Chan bers to set sixty hye feet of curb
on Clayton street above Fourteenth.
Bids for grading Sixth street between
Monroe End Harrison, and Seventh
street between Adams aud Van Bureni
were regsived Rs follows: j. McOAulley
1914 cents per square yard; MlchAs
Riley, 10 cents; F. GAtbeEry, 10 and L
cents respectively. The contract VA
laW8Tded to P. OarherrR
The engineer WAS instructed to Civ
the P, w & 8 Railroad Company tht
grade OF 5hipley street. In order that /
may raise Its safety gates.
The PennsylvAnis Globs Gas Ligh
Z Company WAS instructed to move the
/ lamp at Brown street and It .fth avenue
from its present location TO the pave
ment; and tho lamp from the mound a
Brown street aud Sixth avenue to th
northwest corner. The engineer wa
instructed to drive stakes for resettin
curb at Delaware avenue and We
street. The board then adjourned unsi
tom oEroN evening,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05
Is IT R.ght7
COMMUNICATED ]

Should children be made to practIce
music when they have very little, II
any, talent for the sAmt2 I witnessed
q little girl about 10 yesrs old one even
ing not lorg ago prActicinR her music
lsssoR on the plano, and crying all the
while that Bhe was tired and didn't
want TO practice any longer. Her
mother, who was In the room as o
monitor, l supposed, replied: Yes, you
must practice five minutes longer be.
fore you eau leave the plano. The little
girl burst out crying, don't want TO
practice auy longer, mother; can't
stop9 No, replied the mother, you
taVe to do as tell you, SO cease your
CRY irg and get through with your
musIo, Now what I wish to ask is,
ls 1t right to make children do what
they really defeat, and will any real
good be accomplished by driving them
to do any thing that they have taken .
dislike "? VIII any good oome Of IT?
Parents would do well to use persua.
sion and not hArsh means to their chill
dren In training them In The social &C,
oompllshments. W.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

The Opera House was completely
flied last evening to witness the sec-
ond performance OF Dore Davidson aud
Els superb company, 10 the revised
play OF "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde,
and the performance elIoited meFited
applause. The play 10 worth seeing,
the music Ia good, the scenic effects
grand and the house rs oomforts 5le a.
any in the large oities. A orowd1d
house will no doubt greet the play this
evening. It will be we'll to RentiJn, In
connection with this artiele, that few
theAtIes In the United States possesa q
batter class Of artists than can be found
in Prof Joe Burssuer's orchestra, and
the sweet strains that are heard nightly
are alone worth more than the pEios OF
n imission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05
PRICE ONE OhNY.
EHeoutotA' sale.

The household goods of the late Mrs.
Z 03heltree we're sold &c execu,ors'
sale yesterday Afterp oon by FrAnt Std
ham. Tho prices ottAire ed were good
and the articles were in ths boz OF
order. The kit1hen Utensils sold we'll.
A haudsome sidsboard bronght $50;
dining room table, 81; OLD fashion hair
oleth Bofs, al half d zin dining room
chairs, 80 osnts ADloe; mlnoe meat cut
ter, 81 80; china dishes, St1i dinner set,
81 pieces, 90 SOL PSrior suit, z pisces,
tete, $40 30; sofa, SIS; Las rack ,e8; porch
chairs. 81 apiece; fei room suits, $40,
$50 and $50; feather beds, 25 to 81 cents
per pound; mattresses, 61.60 TO IS; car.
pets, from 38 to 30 cents Per Sad A
great msny Of the articles were pur.
chased by the three executors, aons Of
the deceased, The house is for rent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05
The ron,nue Rlrsr TrArsdy.

ST.. JoHN, N B., Sept. 4.-The murder
of Mrs. Howes on the Tobique river has
let In the light upon q touching tale OF
HES Vicisslludes. 1t appears that the
father of the young man Philippine, one
of the accused, became widowsr when
In position OF sffiuence, and soon after
ward married again He met with re-
verses in fortune and his second wife de-
serted him and returned to her PARENTS on
the other side of the Atlantic. Falling
In many efforts made in provincial CEN
tres to regain their position, the family,
when in desperate straits, went into exile
upon the sterile banks of the Tobique
river.
There were two sisters and three
brothers iR the family. One Of tho sis
ters, noble girl named Annie, assumed
the direction of the household affairs.
Bravely toiling 10 get sufficient to sus-
tain life she sought to soothe the fretful,
tullen brother, whose reverses had made
him undt to bear with patience their hard
lot. This brave girl, reared In compare
tive luxury In London, and educated at
the hest schools in Switzerland, stood up
in the court house at Andover and told
the presiding justice that on Saturday
night, August 10, when her brother Henry
started out to catch a 6sh in the river
near by, there was nothing save g few
potatoes in the house to eat. And this
delicate girl of "a, who for two years had
acted as the head Of family OF five or.
phans In q strange land, bitterly re-
preached herself for having given even a
tardy assent to Henry's proposition to
take mild revenge on the armed men
who drove him from the pool whence he
was trying to replenish the empty larder.
N"I felt maddened," said Annie, "that
Henry was fired at, but If had forbidden
him he would not have gene out tc
frighten those men the next day" That
the CIR .'s statement was absolutely true
was proved by the Sheriff OF Victoria
county, who, when he went to summon
the members of the family, found them
on the verge of starvation. When the
poor girl was taken to Andover to testify
the hind hearted wife OF the sheriff found
her u terly destitute Of underclothiDg
and this In climate which is as cold as
that of Northern Montana.
In aiming to prove that her brother had
not fired the shot which killed, the girl
proved that he was one OF the party to the
murder and her statement, therefore
forged linz In the chain Of evidence
which identified her brother with the
crime. She did show, however, that when
one of Major Howes' party fired on the
poachers the latter firmly believed tha'
an attempt had been made upon theil
lives and revenge was then sworn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

The servlces OF the Pray ing Band OF
the Seventh street NJ. P. Church were
conducted last Thurdsy evening by
Mrs. M. M. Duhurat, of Baltimore, Md.
who organized the Band little over s
year ago. AT thu close Of the services
the President on behalf Of the members
presented her With an elegant pn'r oi
gold Spsctaolss as a token of their esteem
aud deep ohristtan love for her. Mira.
Duhurst expressed her appreciation Of
their gilt In few we'll chosen remarks.
This lady was also the recipient, very
recently, OF q hand some gold pen with
pearl hNndlo from tRo Of the members
Of this Band.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

PARIS, Sept. 4.-La France (news-
pAper) quotes from letter written by
O1unt Won Moltks to frlsnd In which
tha O0unt expresses the hops that he
will not see another war between Ger,
N any and France, beoause suOh a war
could not ba liks that Of 1870. The
forces of France aud Germany in such
su event would be equal, and thetr
chances, therefore, would be equAlized. {.
Besides, Germany, having accomplished
unity should now only aim at defend
ing herself II attacked.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

William Nolan was before the City
court yesterday morning charged with
drunkenness, but on his promise to leave
town was discharged be however for.
got this promise. and instead OF going
away got drunk again and engaged in a
fight As may be exp. cted he fell into
tue hands of the police, and again oc
pied place in the dock at this morning q
court. The Judge after giving him lee
ture, secured his departure from the city
by imposing fine of $40 and costs, which
will send MIN to New Castle jall for =!
days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

NEW York, Sept. 4, To-day the
baokers OF Jack MoAuliffe aud Bill
DAcey signed articles OF agreement and
posted $500 a side with William z Hard
ing for fiRht to take plRoe In the last
week In 0htober within 500 miles of this
city, for 81 900 and the light weight
championship OF America. The men
are to weigh 1873 pounds, at plaes to
be selected by the stakeholder twelve
hours before entering the ring. The
finsl deposit is to be posted In October,
when the referee Is to be selected
Dooney HArrls will tTnin McAuliffs and
George Young will act az mentor for
DAeey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

GouleS's excursions to Mauch Chunk
and over the 5WitGhbAok will be de-
ltRhtiul. Thoy will hs run over now
route from Wilmington and one honT
and thirty minutes quicker each wBy
than the way he has run thea the las'
fivs years. The train will leave tho B.
u O. station, foot Of Market sEreft, at Z
a M, Delaware Aveuus station, 6.l6,
for Philadelphia, via Phlladslphia and
Reading railIoLd, without change OF
car, through Bethlehem and through
the beautiful Lehigh Valley to the
5wltchback; the hEst on Thursday
September ~, the second on 0o.obsr IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

BALTIMORE Sept. Tho agreement
bstween the Baltimore and Ohio and
the Beading railroads for through trains
from tde West TO Baltimore, PhilAdel.
phis and New York has not been for.
mAlly concluded yet, but 1t 10 In the
oourse Of negotiation and will be signed
soon. Respecting 1t Third Vlos Presi
dent O. K Lord, Of the Baltimore and
Ohio, said 10 day:
EVEN when the agreement for
through traina over the Reading 10 com
pleted 1t will be couple OF weeks be.
fore the plan could 60 into effect. The
contemplated change would neoessitAte
8 complete alteration In our schedule,
and also changes in the Reading. Ali
changes In trains would require two
eekb' notice, aud so chAnRea decided
uOon this Sunday could not go into
effect until Sunday two weeks"
The arrangement will bs . vast bene.
at to both roads. The Baltimore and
Oato hasrecently added vestlbule trains,
and these, OF course, will run solid from
New York to tho West.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

The Secretary OF the Treasury has
authorized the Commissioner Of Emi.
grafton ut Philadelphia to eKpend t1O
out OF the emigration fund to returD to
England Charlotte A. Devine, an En
Rlish woman who arrived In Ehis coun-
try with her husband JGlY 10Th aud
Commissioner rsp1rtsd thai the woman
is nov public charge. and ID likely 10
continue 80.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

COLUMBIA. Sept. 4.-Msry CLARK,
Mary jones aud Mary Malllson are
three young Lancaster girls who ran
away from their homes ON Sunday last
and were captured tn this place 10 Gay
by Ofioer Wittick. They were taken
to Lancstser. DIR. j. 2. Oopley aud
William Bell, mem betH of q pAtenl
medicine show, were arrested Ia Colum
bIA on the charge Of entioing girls from
their homes. The cAse WAS sArd be
fore Alderman Dean, and the ACCUSED
were discharged for lack Of Butfl oleni
evidence to hold them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

LONDON, Sep. Mr.. Gladstone
went to WEeEhan last nisht to addrcas
q msstisg Of LiherAs. Tbs msetiI z
was hold In q public hall. After Mr..
Gladstc ne had begun to speak ha found
that his audience was net altogether
= friednly one. When on0 portion Of
tt 9 gathering Gheered him another poT'
tlon hiased. Tais led to an uproAr and
for . time the greatest confusion reign
ed. Mr. Gladstone stopped BpeakiOgI
Aod was not able to resume for fully
Ave minutes. The trouble was dut
mors to local jealousles than opposition
to MT. Gladstone.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept. b.-Rev. James s.
Gsesne, nearly 80 years Of age, and fer.
mer rector OF 81. Matthews Reformed
Episcopal Church In that city, was
egioteI from the Grard Pacific Hotel on
Mono hy niRht, where he occupied quAr-
ttre with an Innocent bride, on ths
charge cf blGsmy, preferred aga INST him
by aia legal vito, wh1, T. IL stated, left
him uh3ft t.me ago In fear oil her HE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

An apron bazaar and fair will be held
at the Lower Brandy wine Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday aud Thursday
evenings, the 18th and 18Th inst. All
the oitlssns In the vicinity Ms we'll Rs
those of this city who feel al interest in
that church are invited to attend. Sup.
per will be served from to z p. m. for
% cents, and the ladies are making 81
rangements on q scale that v arrAnts uH
la saying that no one need go away
hungry. Tbs proceeds will be applied
for the church improvement fund.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

DR.. Kittinger has been named ss a
candidate for the Democratic nomination
for the State Senate. The contest on
Saturday next In this city, between the
iou' candidates for the above office, two
for the House of Representatives and
Mcssrs. Hickman and Pyle for the Levy
Court cannot be other than exciting, and
a very large vote will undoubtedly be
polled. Some of the Democrats are wax.
ing up to the questionable acts of some OF
the members OF their party, and If they
are not ry careful revolution may
take place somewhat like the one wit
messed at the Mayor election last Spring,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

Last evening . police officer fonnd
Dennis Sherman lying very drunk at
the P, W. 8 B R.ilroad station, and
un his promise to 80 home les him off
In short time afterwards he found
him lying aoross the railroad tracks at
the foot OF King street, and took him to
the hall. Tnis morning he pltat hari
TO be let of, and rs 1t was his hrst OF,
feDse he Was discharged, with notice
TO leave the city within half an hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

BALTIMORE. Sept. 6.-The bodies of
Firemen Thomas Wagner and John
Aoomb wore taken from the ruins of
the Sharp street building, in which
they lost their lives on Sunday morn
ing. Ths bodies Of the seven men who
were caught by the falling walls have
now all been recovered. Four Of their
Number were buried yesterday. Tne
funerals were separate and each was
largely attended. Subscriptions have
been started for the relief Of the famI.
| lIeB of the dead men.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

At the semi-annual meeting OF the
Shields Library Association, held last
evening, the following Off ,ers we're
elected: President, Harry P. McClos
keyi vice president, John J Mullin;
recording secretary, Harry ]. Hassoa
treasurer, Charles A. MoDnnoueh;
financial secretary, John A McKslvey
corresponding secretary, Philip b. CON
way; librarian. Ell. P Conway; assist
ant librarian, Matthew C. Boone; boa rd
OF directors, John j S.za. Martin X
o'roo.e, John A. O'Donnell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05
An engineer K,,led In a uorisiOu,

suNBURY, sspt -Absalom Grubb,
Hh employee of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, was promoted last Thursday to
the position of locomotive engineer, To-
day he met with horrible fate, being
died In an hour atlsr the accident. His
train oollided with another freight this
morning on Packers Island between
here and Northum beIland, The fire.
man escaped, but GEubb was pinned
oatWeen the tank and engine. He
leaves widow and four children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05
BrsvlEIss.

rae cheapest hAa house in -Sh0 city
RunfeFa BFORs' A0A Market sfEses,
Cupping and leeohing, lOs e. Second st.
Try BuBh's coal you will like it.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for humps,
Try BzBh's coal you viii surely like it.
Aillard y, Davis, Ieweler, &. Second st.
Fine IS K. Rings, at HAnrs, Is e, Fourth,
Frank Roop Smith. druggist. bth and King.
American Laundry, 500 West Front street.
Fine cigars and notions st N. W. cornei
Seventh and Poplar Btreets. l.. Boil.
II, d. Hollis keeps none but the best st
tho twenty-five o-nt candy factory, no.
West Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

A COP found Q man lying Out Ia the
western part Of the oity dead drunk and
ct once summoned y ,aoh fsom the
Transfer COMPANY to take tie pIijoner
to the hall, The dr:vsr Of the coach
took look o. the fello aud Jumped on
his coach and Rave his horses tbs whip,
driving off, leaving the cop IN nat 3
v.ry good humor. Ths dog catcher
ct ming along at this oft'is, and having
been aple to catch onlg 0Hs dog, took
the dog In his arms, when the drunken
man was deposited In the wagon and
taken to the hall to sleep of his de-
bauch. .4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

BALTIMORE, Sept 4.-WinEie Johu-
gcn, the hssvtest coIofed woman In the
void, died here last night Of fatty
degeneration OF the hsaTt. Her weight
was $40 pounds, and her coli is nearly
foar feEt Vide and three Aui half feet
deep. Bhe was born In Henry County.
kentucky, in the year 1883. Asa child
she WAS rs other children are, and gavs
y signa of attaining any unusual siza.
When she WAS about 20 yesrs Of age
Bhe began 10 grow large. Every year
added to her size. She Was married
an6 was the mother OF ten children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05
NO Dsmaad lcxpsotsd.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Sept. 6.-rbe coke
operators do not expect demand from
their employees for an advaroe on &C
count of that given ut the Southwest
Works. One, who WAS seen yesterday,
said that the output went to the EIRal
Thomso Steel Works, and that the Rd
vance In wages did DO, affect the mar
ket. The coke that is being sold is still
at 81, and all the works wonld have &c
be shut down bsfore RD advance II
wages wonld be given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Dr. Gray, q
PAlAtka, Florida, the surgeon for one
OF the Florida railroads, WAS here yes
terday. He said that yellow fever
would reach 81. Augustine without
doubt, in fsw days, and, in his opin-
ion, It would spread throughout the en-
tire South. He has no hopes OF ces
sation of the plague until trosts come
In November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

The Pickles Stove and Heater Go
No, 800 5hipley street, have fail as'
sortment Of cooking and parlor stoves,
frepisoa heaters, portable aud brick
Het heaters of the moRI approved pat
tern. Metal roofing with corrugated
iron or tin. Iron siding. All work
done Dy good workman. Prices reason
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-05

Every ex-soldier or soldiers widow
should see w. s. McNair at once at
Hayward's office, No. ID, Exchange
Building, Seventh and Market streets.
Pensions, bounties, back pay and other
claims collected. Lost discharges re-
placed.