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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

DE WEE m TiME.--Thc best buildings
will burn from unknown or unavoidable
causes, See that yoa are ins.irsd before II
u too late,
Ours are all gilt edged companies.
novesd2w z I en-. HUH ~ Agent. /
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

McKee, Mcndel and Walder.
Bord of A. Cain, as police constable,
was then presented and read, and on mo-
ton received, approved and ordered filed.
Council then adjourned.
LOUIS JORGENSEN,
Clerk pro TEN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06
For One Nlght ONLY.

Atheneum, Tuesday evening, December
9th. Free lecture and present to all.
DR.. w. Clark Of Philadelphia will be pres
ent. dec6d2ts
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

FLoUR'- Choice Family FNar IN bills
half bbls, sacks, Sc, for ssle aytne Esyp
tian Mile. l'l. ,b,l..i sass|
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

Go AND SEE-the Surprise store on tho
corner Of Sixth street and Washington
avenue, Cairo, Illinois. r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

- rILLroS PARrr.--The public arc In
vitsd to participate in ball to DO given Sac
Mrs. Smiths residence corner Of Leves
and Thirty-foyrth streets to-morroNyS
Tuesday, evening. Good music, win be
provided, and pleasant time insured to
all who may attend. 'h.. dcc5dn aof
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

CuAKTKR OAK COOKING Stoves-and
Evening Star heating stoves--tl'e best IN
u,e-for salc bye. W. Henderson, 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement.
nun2 LAM .al-..........--
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

The STREET LAMps.-Persons intef
ested in any omission or neglect Of Ii
city street lamps, arc requested to repsst
to the Committee on Streets, whose duty
it is to investigate and report all derilec-
tions. d. AFTER, Chairman.
lec3lJt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any
style desired, can be Obtained, ct any hosr,
of the day or night at Louis Herbsrts
restaurant. Also oysters for sale by the
can, in any quantity desired, at the sanb
price, wax t II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06
f''Ps'pVp' ,yn SBERs'|!S1Afllsp. City ce~ptt.f.

The REPORT q James Ryan, Street SUI
peryisor, wss then presented, and on mo-
zion Of Mr, ,yitzgerald' received AMI Or
dered on file.
The report 81. the 'Ce~wi!iss on Streets
walks street lamps, spd the EHon9t o. Is.
Dor done upon the Streets ssa s,dswsins
was presented, and On motion Of Council
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
New Thine Table.

On and after 1890, pm, Sunday, Dec.
4th, tho following timo table will govern
tho arrival and departure Of passenger
trains at Cairo:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

Shell oysters received evoIy day ~
Louis Herbert. v
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

o0nn FlIJAIn td 4IH' !!
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

Alderman Mckee then moved that the
City Council in joint session convened
hereafter order and direct the payment Of
all salary bills without the notion Of the
separate branches ofthe Council. Carried
by n unanimous vote, . q. e -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-06

a. Iute Ar ls-u 4 '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15

province 10 judge Of the facts. II is a
severe commentary on Judge SHIPMAN's
defence that he makes the innocence Of
WooDFoRD depend somewhat upon the
respectdbtlity Of oAKsMrTHl
Judge SnIrMAN is a sort Of honest Con
nccticut deacon, and probably has little idea
what fine fellows according to his standard
tho Richmond slave-traders werei All !
how their diamonds flashed, twinkling like
stars, in their snow-white shirt bosoms, ns
they put little children up on the auction
block TO bc sold Has Judge SuIrMAN
never read history enough TO learn that II IS
by geutccl tyrnnts that Liberty is murdered
We are told that he was once an homes,
blacksmith. Blacksmiths are generally hon.
est II no would have been too conscien-
tious to forge letters for a slave then, let
him reconsider bis hasty and impassioned
attempt TO rescue Mr.. WooDFoRD from Ii e
"work OF IIcil'' now. As much az Judge
SuIpMAH says for WooDFoRD he might have
said for oAKsMTu yet oAKsMITH has been
convicted of completely in the slave trade, in
this very case Of the Augusta, Judge Snn'
MAN has not cleared up WooDFoRD's repu
tation, at all brit has only injured his own
by taking part as il seems to us very impru
IDENTIFY, in the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
The Uumbug Of the United states Patent
Onise.

Correspondence OF The sun.
wAsuiyGroN, Oct 1o.-EAcepti t- twin broihcr
tie Agricultural Bureau, suci humbnK exists on
the top Of This planet As the Patent OElco. IL is
close corporation, manipulated bya nncompOJD
as Mr. English styles the Commissioner AMI SC:
Of patent agents, who represent ten boated corpor
ations or manufacturing monopolics where they do
one honest inventor. The present Commissioner IS
an old Cincinnati patent lawyer, who had his hands
full Of patent interests FOR large companies whom lie
took tho place, which he has converted into the
machine oil lis will Nobody except tho close cor
poraton-Hnows anything about the Patent Onlcs.
is exactions have encroaohcd UPON almost two
thirds OF the valuable space allotted TO the Interior
Department Every year there Is a clamOE for
ROOM" for more "oIamiuers.' aud for the rub
b- In the shape " mo les. more than hll OF which
are models that represent rejected cases. The ex.
aiming clerks allowed assistants and clerks AZ
annual salares--ior themselves NJ S25ll, for thelr
first assistants 81 500 Their second assistants, 81 iO)
and for their cltrNs 81 2lJ Their rooms are ut-
nished In paatal style. Carpets OF elegant patterns
and great value, renewed almost every year mir
fors, clocks, and the best walnut furniture INtuu
IRE provided for these examining clerks And Of
what use are they They profess 20 insure valid
raeuts, but fully onc-hali OF them, when contested
This subject should be at once approached and
handled BY Congress without gloves The Hon. II.
f. Butler promised to move In TINS direction short
time ago. Let him not forget bis promise. sena.
tor Morton san few weeks since that Congress
let the Patent Oalce 90 for want Of tmo to inve-ti
gate Il, and he confessed that the body kno~ little
OF not ling 0i tile machine
The whole thing is gross abuse And cverv
and then tuis department Is convicted Of whole
sale corruption. Their plea IL that IL paws its way
by its fees; that It Is no tax on the Government.
Iut II II tax on tho people and often Congress is
called on to supply It's de0cicncics II is In fact a
monopoly. arrogant. and almost outlawcd by tho
neglect Of Con .res, 10 look closely into it.
The issuing Of patents a; MI IL ~ doubtful policy
but to Grind thcm ont for the trade and Tor the pur-
pose OF speculation by the bushcl-nay, by the ton
a. the present Commissioner b. doirg. n an IN.
uarllcle1 abuse. TIE most trivial thing is patented,
80 that II Is new and not useless. That H. ihe rul
Of the Office The result ~ that moi opolics IN tho
form sf patents cucumber every department Of i.-
dustrY. Tue Iciinue Of employees makes \ small
army that nhs0rbs millions For q il they have
nothing 10 show but good library. The ~rst Of he
assets nte secondhand carpets, cliirs. tables.
stoves, bookcases mirrors. cocks, models and the
like, and many lnzy empl 1yees who should DO q,
work In the cOrnleids. L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
An USHM EMS.
mtte. Jaunuschplg.

This distinguished German actress has entirely
met exceeded, the expectations Of her friends
in her Fl gsh performances. The English version
seems to be no impodment to her; the language
flows easily and tue bursts OF passion, SUCH for in
stance, that in the garden scene in "Marii
Stuart" are not fetterod mpeded by the foreign
tongue which Mile. Jansuschok las so nearly made
her own. The performances Of Sehlors play have
drawn very large and enthusiastic audiences TO
the Academy. The play lie trying one for the &C
tress che must draw down the Of her mouth
TO the expression OF detection the rise OF the cur
tain, aud keep them down till the close There ia
no light and shaie-or rather, no light and much
shade. In spite OF it, gloom, Mile Janauschek, with
the very a3le COOPERATION OF Mics Mofnnt, MARK
Smith. Robinson, and studley, makes the play
deopy interesting. Tonisht Nile. Janauschck APP
pears IN short piece. written for her By Mr.. Day,
entitled "Come Here" and Miss Ethel and Mr.
Walter Monigomery appear In the Lady Of Lyons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
bismarck Ready to Make Peace.

II is reported that BISMARCK has intimated
to England, Russia, and Austria that Ger
many is now ready for their intervention in
behalf of peace. 1t s said that the Prussions
have come TO the conclusion that Paris can
only be reduced by a siege Of several months
and the exhaustion of its provisions. Accord
incly it isproposcd that a Congress of the great
powers shall be held to determine upon what
conditions peace shall now be made.
We trust that the report lie true, and that
the horrors Of the war may soon be brought
TO q termination. MOnifestly, nothing could
be wiser for the German Government than
such q conclusion Any other course is full
of danger for Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15

At Essex Market :ci.ce Court yesterday, Pal
McCarty charged that Thomas E"rrigan had p4io'ed
OF a blind horse On Lin. NcCary says that he met
Kerriqan with a wagon aud team Of horn~s In
Twenty fourth street, and that kerr9an asked him
whether he wanted to buy horse, TO which IN TO
piled that he did. Kcrrigan then sold him orr OF
his horses which he guaranteed sound and kind
McCarty took the horse, paid the money. aud fot
the time being was well satisfied. subsequepi eI
animation, however, revealed the TACT That Tie
horso was stone blind. The examination before
Alderman Melch developed an outrageous ~ ton
of swindng which Is said 10 be perpetrated diily
at the horse market. IL Is the selhg o. the oino
horse an indefinite number Of times, and each salo
III invariably followed 10y return OF the animal by
the pur chaser who Is glad TO settle on any terms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15

TRoY, Oct. l4.--There was an immense attend.
snce to-day. The weather was tine and the track IN
excellent condition. The last neat OF the unfinished
The fret race to-day, FOR a purse OF 1000 for
an horses that never trotief beltor than 9aO-SGO
TO first, $500 TO second tiO to hld-wls won IN
three straight heats by II. Beach's &. r Jack A.
Hunts Dr.. m, MarJ Barber taking tho second
La Brsm1n and Sorrel Celdiug We're ul.tanced
Hmc-&3GH, 231A, 28"%
lho second race was Tor purse Of {25N1 for nll
horses except L1dy Thorn, Goldsmith Maid and
George Palmer l,30 10 1r-t {tOD 10 second, $50
~ Third and t2jD To fourth The race was Won hy
d MIC SIS b. nj. American Girl; Duh'c's b. M. Lucy
taking the second money. ana Borsrs George
Wilkes The third. Tuc-"a-k, @g1, 225, 22I 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
HlTR I'D OF KINGS.
IL this n Manufacture Of Internal Machines =
Death TO the Monarcbs of Europe.


Death TO the Monarcbs of Europe.
Yesterday the following advertisement APP
peared in French newspaper published in this
city:
Notice 10 Respectable People Of an NdHoHs
subscrirticn hrs been opened for the manufacture
of an apparatrs wHch Will destroy EmperOrs, kingt,
aud ali tyrant. aud others whose aclt are unjust
Committee Of Justice viii appultt place Tor the pave
ing in OF funds Apply to Pierre Dcrne 1903 BroadwHy'
Last eveaing a Sun reporter paid visit to MIR.
Derne, plasterer to get description OF the apra-
ratus alluded to. The house Is near Thirt'.rinth
streot-a onestory frame building. Passing through
the ground floor room, which is a policy shop, the
reporter mounted the narrow and creak'ng stairs,
and found himself in the presence OF Monaieur and
Madame Derne Monsieur is tall powerful man;
of swnrtbv complexion, with a black beard and
flashing eyes, speaking French. with strong Gas
con accent The reporter requested an explanation
OF the advertisement, to when Dene replied:
liam a French peasant who haye rroaned Tor
years under the tyranny OF the cursed rulers OF my
country Not a a passes In which do not shed
tears when think OF the terrible state OF degrade
ton OF my dear France. II IL time to put an end TO
these accursed tyrants. They may rcnd me tmb
from limb. bu, care naught " | can rid my coun-
try OF the tyrant who has eaten out her very vtals
For you to ask me to tell my secret IL absurd, anu
yUN know n.
Her. his wife broke in, and speaking through
her closed teath, said:
"Why, II had King william. weak woman as ]
am, would put bic eyee out would rend him in
pieces"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
ESCArING 4 ZINC IMPOsL
Illegal Assessment Corrected some Of III
CuriositIcs OF the New Charter.

Illegal Assessment Corrected Of tho
CnriositIcs OF the New Charter.
Judge Brady yesterday rendered q decision
upon two applications for yaeating OF Assessments
Tor street PAWN, one being by VIM. II. Mccormack
TO yacate assessment for paving Sixth avenue from
Forty .sccond TO Fifty.nnth street with Nicolson
pavement the other by Mr.. Eager, the paving being
In Irving and Rutherfurd places. In the 1fst.oato Il
vas objected that though the laying Of crosswalku
was embraced In the resolution Of the Common
Council, tnere was no mention Of that IN the con
tract or the advertisement for bids or sealed pro-
20 als that the space between the rails Of the sixth
avenue railroad was not paved; that tho pavement
selected was patented and not therefore open TO
competition; and that the charge for collection wS
beyond the ~ per cent allowed by law.
Judge Brady decides that though the omission TO
advertise, as stated, was an irregularity under he
act OF 1853, yet under the twenty seventh section Of
the act OF 1870 1t was not necessarily fatal to the
assessment Tia, section declares that II upon
Tearing such rs that which was lad herein, II shall
appear that By reason OF any alleged rreguIaru
the eIuense Of any local Improvement has br"u M
law ully nCIC sCt to n whole amuuf of the
expense % such local improvtmcHt, and TIE lIpr
cation Of these remedial provisions will ObS t" the
objections stated, he Court NAV deduct the esI
RI srEe from tue assessment. Judge BrJly. there
fore decides 20 deduct the charge for cro.-w1lSs.
Tho second objection IL hell 10 be one OF NllcA
the applicant clunOt complain because the non.
pavement Of the space between the rails lcsscned
,he burden he had to bear, The General Term nav
Ing ALREADY decided, Ia the clsu Of Mr. Aston, iht
TIVE Common Council may select the NIculspu plY'-
ment, was conclusive on that point and ~ 10 ne
ovorcharge beyond ~ per cent ~ at was not ftI,
hecause the excess may be- deducted as provided pJ
| thu act Of 1870.
n 'wo objections made IN Pc other 'a'', t'at
| tier, wa charge for cr.s-NnNs OF stoh'' mono
adyll, been laid, and nouu others having D9eh
| authorized, and tuHt there w,s charge lor c9le.
ton bevond ~ ior cent, were hrN ~ ho l'gAl
irerulritios natal to the assessment under Tue hc'
OF lsje Iny act Of 1870 WAS not ra-ti uh.h lller
rC uptacat.,u MAS made, and % had uo tt.I'A'uN'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
THE GUESTS or TnE MIMI.
The Departure Of the New England soldiers
In tue Sound Steamboats,.

The Amoskeag Veterans, the NeNburyport
Veteran Artillery and the Putnam PhalanN, the war
like guests Of Col Fisk and tle Ninth Regiment, de-
parted yesterday afternoon in the Boston and Ilart
ford boats for their homes. They were none tie
worse for the late hours abI the punch Of the pre-
vious nights bali, and amer forming in Great Jones
street, proceeded to the lower part OF Fluh avenUo
Their odd TeVol utOuaIy costumes we're objects OF
general interest, and the women we're particularly
entCltllued by their stuffed calves The stuflng IN
many cases had twisted to the sides Of their legs
When the Ninth appeared with the Colonel at their
head tile Veterans followed them TO the foot OF
Canal street aud North River After entering the
covered wharf a Wild scene ensued as the guests
filed on board the boat, Tic hammoring OF 30 900
corner boilers could not have made n bigger row
than lid the drums, trumpets and wells Of the Ninth
as they echoed from tho roof Each squad Of men
thlt ped ou tonrd had especial charivari and
the d. r-cs Houui were wild With excitement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15

GLorcE WILKES, Esq, announces that he
shall not as. the Court Of oyer and Termincr 10
pass any sentence upon SAUNDERS D. BARGE and
IlAMlIos h. BusBY, who have pleaded guilty to
the charge Of grossly libclng him. After the
plea Of guilty was made, Judge ISGRAnAM sus-
pended sentence until he could consult with Mr..
WINES and as that gentleman generously de-
sircs to LEI tue defendants go without any further
punishment, no doubt the Court will consent to
treat them in that manner Mr.. WILKES comes
out Of the controversy in triumph, and he can
afford to crafty the magnanlmous impulses Of
his nature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15

The Brooklyn Councils Gas Committee mel IN
the Mayors once yesterday, to consult In reforeaee
to lighting the streets for the remainder OF the year,
tie appropriation having been exhausted II vs
agreed to invite the Presidents Of the Gas Light
Companies to meet the Committee and devise means
whereby the streets may be lighted at less than
f20O0 per night the present cost II Is proposed 10
Iight the streets now until January next ouly
when the moon does not shine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
IIiE nan AND H.Ir.

To - trc Star va A'glric n Rrookyn, on the
,arltoHnc ground, Tor the Amateur chnupiuuulp.
The challenge to the 'r.lin" Base Ban Clubs from
nc MulhA- Of New iorN r,t having been Hrctptd
tho latter clam the THO Of ' tuamuluI tluu OF VIC
T. ted state and will ly TIC whpuas unui deprN ca
~ tue rlght on the bnil ueli.
The breach between To two well known first class
Clubs, the AtauuCs Of BrOCl Yn and the AhctiCs Ot
Ihllaoclpha, having ben heed the nlti amn ot ue
new series Will be- plnNrd IN the tHutIlnc Frnund
Monday next, ana on wednesday the AtauIlcs VAL
day lIe TgIuIn game ~ fnIAoelpnIa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
WESTOHESTER COUNTY.

sIst" Mt blood horses we're sOl1 By auction
y,tt,t day ol Jur me race cpur.e.
1Lc FoNn Trustees of Morrislnio presented com
Ulumontlry resolutions % The Hon. Mm. Caldwell on
ME refinement from The Board,
Peter CUMMINGS and Daniel c Hickey the origin.
nj contractors tor brrrlpn avenue, Wcs Farms havc
ialen out over the spoil Cummings lad MS leg pt9teu
ltt November, ami made a Interest In tgc con.
lIpct 10 Hickey for tl000 Hickey failed 20 pay the
money ana Cummings obtained an injunction restrain
ing Hickey fiom receiving ANY money from the Com.
mtsloncrr. Yesterday morning IhCEey moveG before
PEG ihe mouon, aud required Hickey 10 give security
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15

seven Passengers mud Cook Lost IA The
Continental SI1O,OOO In Trensurr lost.

Continental $4,000 In Treasure Lost.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Cont
mental sailed IRON Mazatlan with full complement
Of passengers, $4,000 in treasure, 700 tom Of ssL
and large mail On the 2Sh Of September she en-
countered severe gale in the Gulf and sprurg aleaa
Tho pumps were worked constantly for twelve
hours, hut to 10 avail At 70 A. VI. on the 29'h tho
water reached the furnaces, putting out the hfes'
All hopes OF saving the vessel were then abandoned
and six boats, flcd with people, showed 90 seven
passengers and the second cook refused 10 leave it
steamer and went down with her.
Two ot the boats arrived at C,po ~. Lucas On ne
cyenin' " tho 20 h. Tho other boats land L'I
Cane 3. Lucas.
The flowing IL list Of the lost: Manncl hlhla
MazN W; Jo'6 Nonas, san Luis Poto-it d b.
Eyrrt' Nj >Yit~p = and three MeXicans nance 900.
known. The escaped passengers and um. er u
the crew, NAO are IN tho steamer Oluriuu. arc a.
pccted here on Sunday next. The other u' dc
crew are In the gunholt Os-I1te. ..
Tho L0ntinTutals treasure aud malls o.. tol@
loss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
Kelly & Icons Minstrcla.

This talented and entertaining baud Of smoked
Yankees" are attracting good audiences ar usual,
and sending them away in The frame Of mind which
Was once described by the travelling exhibitor Of
tat woman aud other curiosites d" and whom yer
como out nom seem our show, eacll lady and gen
tleman viii have Il sweet smile Of satisfaction on
their faces" The Entertainment, as whole, is
VERY amusing the broad humOr, bunoonoty, al1
COOL low comedy acting IN " Worse than L.'ci.
" Bruised and Cured" ana stop & at LAUGHING"
IRE particularly noticeable Icons talent Tor NO.
man ptTsOnatOu is uLqlesuOnabe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15

The State of Michigan was thrown into
sort Of excitement last Wednesday by rumor
cmanating from Windsor opposite Detroit, that
the Canadian Government had taken possession
~ the ship canal at the -. Clair fats. The name
Of the official who acted IN behalf Of Canada aud
that Of the guuboat carrying him were specified,
AID tie flunalitics observed on the occasion de-
scrbed in full The next day it was discovered
that tho whole story was hoax, without the
smallest foundation in fact Nnd was invented
apparently without any purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
D4SHES HERE Avn THERE Br rHp
SUNS REPORTERS.

Railroad IusoIence aud Brutality Rctphss
-Puni.hment tor Impositions Upon Trav.
eIIers-ApprnI from Verdict.
Joseph s. Priest arrived in Troy in Dece nber,
1860, with his little boy n train from the west
and wishing to go TO New York, asked the con.
ductor whether the Hudson river train tina, vac
about leaving the depot was going to New York
Being answered anlrmatiycy, be entered one u the
cars not having time to get tickets, the train er'ns
about to start. brakeman forcib'y put hin on,
saying that he could not remain without u kct'. lie
sued the company In the superior Court, aaA ~
covered $1,000. Tho railroad corporation apreiled,
and the case was argued yesterday. They cIsimec
that when Mr.. Priest was removed rom TIE AR,
there wac no contract between him ard the
pany and they had a right to VT him ont Of the
lint the act Of the brakeman merely as duh md
battery. Decision reserved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
kissing. Snoring, and sneezing.

At the Liberal Clubs meeting last evening,
charts OF the organs OF speech were presented, and
It was shown how each organ Ia affected by certain
words, and BY laughing, sncezing breathing, snOr-
ing, coughing, and kissing Considerable interest
was felt az tie action oflo line tongue and palate In
the latter agreeable process and also in snoring and
snecziug. Nj. Herbert Br.nt spoke Of al invention
lor sending The yuic. By te.. .r.ph.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
Burglars Captured by stupid old capt,
Lnhm MIIlinln-nn'a Mcni

BY accident on Wednesday night sturid o'd
Can't John williamson's police learned that pNnip
Hirschknd's store at III white street had bccn
tered by burrars and Daniel sullivan, o. ~ Bistss
street, and Thomas Daley OF 102 Bayard street
found in the halsay of the building On searching
further the police asccrtainod that s350o0 worth o,
cassmcres and $500 worth OF silks had BEEN psrked
up for removal. fbc prisoners confessed III y had
they not been disturbed they would have tlso~n
the property out Of the window to conf aerstes
Suiiy ami Dacv who are 'uths 81 sintcess uSi"
committed iUi trial.