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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-26

If we were not sure Greeley would bea
Grant, We should prepare to die, and dy,
ing wall
Farewell, dear friends, we cannot stay
The home we seek IL tar away;
Where Greeley's not we cannot be;
This land is not the land tor We.
Our hope. our heart, are now on high;
There all our Joys and treasures lie.
Where Gran; don't rules the ph C. to be;
., that's the land, the land for we.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-26

Go 70 VIM. Ehler's, on Twentieth
street, for your fine custom made boots
and shoes. You can't do better. Try
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-26

The BuLLETIS job printing is BETTER
AND CHEAPER than that of any Office in
the state Of Illinois. We mean what We
say. Come and see us!
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-26
ARLINGTON HOUSE,

T. b. Ellis, proprietor, corner 7th street
and Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills, is
prepared to accommodate the public with
board by the day, week or month, at lower
rates than any other 6rst-class house in
the city. The rooms are ali we'll fur.
nishcd, light and airy, good sample rooms
for the accommodation of Commercial
agents. The house is located in the cen.
ter Of the business part of the within
one square Of the post office. 4-s.tf
NJ. Burns, proprietor of the Mechanics
boarding house, corner Commercial and
Third street, Cairo, Illinois, announces
that he is now keeping a frst-class hotel
and boarding house for the sccommoda-
ton of regular bosrders or transient
guests. He has accommodations for
eighty to one hundred people his table is
we'll kept, his rooms light and airy, and
not a bed in the house that has not either
a set Of springs or feather bed. 5-lm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-26
THE BULLETIN.
Publication once, Bulletin lsailding
washingt0n Avenue.

JUDoE BRoss has been holding probate
court. ~ ~.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-26

EXCELLENT Weiss beer ut the Thalia.
5-2ldtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-26

Swan Il Co.,
dealers In
Oroide and Milton Compound
,.t, Jewslry,
Cutlery, Plated Ware. Fancy Goods, h
IS Ohio Lsvss g.4to
4-2Slms Cairo, Illinois
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-09-05
tor her unfaIt. In Der bic Raaben nd.
rtn, tamra bic teRtn Wahribten.

""Isa't I" W. VIZ VUuUeN Wds
rem, tamtn bis teltn NatriAten.
9malia i&rt,b oft. SSr Ysief. ma.
rsn vol eObss itu gietortnsn. a.St
peraniist t6rts es ttr Doctor on. unb
msins Grau. FER ilttne Sdslm, wu6ie
10 pisl ,u fassn bon itrsm O,matt, 10.
rem aaIsntsn. tab Ter alis 2au, r.at
bstnslt& ,ubSrts, unb unbewubt Bic.
tortnsn's Bib In isint Sssls aufnatm.
"Sr earf Rs h,t' sbsr fsbsn. ale tis
hs lstjsbn Sabre potiitsr H." fpra&
n'stne Grau. "uno bann-NsolpS, bu
Iptrit istsn, bann p,rltsbt il& unG.r 6a.
ssnOl, In idSnRsr @rt."
SD awnfelh taran-assr Grau,n.
ltit ssbt attr auss, wie STR Witt! St.
lssts itrfn plan ms,bopil& an, unb
fiitrts itn ms!boeiia fort.
Dit fastt Der Doctor, wenn Die Del.
ben 6nnbsn In tbrsn Gtrlsn bst uns
warsn $50 wial&te roA au& BIC
tortntn wispsr ju fsttn, wie Die R& as.
maht bat )" abtr msia Irau&en bate
tmmtr stpas einsupsnhtn. als obsr
snpIth bic jwst Sabre um warsm, unp
pss DrstOrs @tburlstas, Der 8. Oeto.
Der, nabts. ia s,ristb tn meinem 9ault
alIss In n.us ztdttStstt. .,Dtr retf.n
mad .. -. ~ Mlbtrt une Mmaltsn,"
lasts mstne Grau gum Doctor; ,,madten
Ole R& fsrttS; aqttn esrabt nttmsn
MIR ben Wss patin nt6t. Sd wdnfH.
tt tis t,rrli&sn ansIassn pcn USr-
ltb 3u lsbsn. - gli&t wabr, Mpolpt, bu
sswabrif mir bic Bill. : Gle aud, Doc.
tor?'
"Wit 5r.unpsH !" rI.fen mir Betbt,
@ir battsn D6tl,b f,Itf nod ni&t s..
itbin, anb wanlttsa bitl,s Waratiss
sinmal b.fu&s su t6nnsu.
(5oriisBaus fclsi)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-09-05
WuiM M.Naffips. DER .

,,8ai9:Parties." Der nglsutru'
lta" priidt istus Gttllae Gntrifuns iibsr
rtt ,9ufa. YartisS" In fOlssneen 0ors
ten aus Ssit sinissr 3sit bat f& un'
ter benz iiinssrsa gOIte ttsisr @essnb
sine @ttis sinssldlidsn, wsl&e I'm tS&'
fen @rate Ssrwstilta III, unb auf Der
pssbalb tas 8sroammunseurttstl un.
isrsr bsRsn Burger laRst. Die S!tts
bsR.tt ndmIi& barin, pa6 iaase asuts
fossnannte ,BufH. Warttss" - cine Irt
pte.glie = psranfattsn, wtlte sur
9ia&bsit In ttntm baju fir pa(Itnp
sraGttten Oalpe absstalten wsrpsn.
SsltapsrfanpltG bsla&sn nur Mdp&sn
unp Sanesns lol&e Statts, unb wts
man uns bsrtHtet, wirb ba fold ftrst.
snpsr llnfus eetriebsn, tab man sr.
aaunt, wsnn man nfdtrt, pae iunss
eeutt BON relpsstablsr Mbfunft bort su
fntsn fIb, unb aufatt Dor S&am 40
Ftstsn, Ra gan, unbsfanssn an tsm un.
moraltihsn Wslsn bstbstItssn. Batter!
! Witter ! 8urminber if saH bas
0o9l Der Sussnp tteusr, 70 untsrbrddt
Gofort bic able Sttte, unb lsitet cure
| 8tnbsr 40 BsGtrem an, ptnn III eints
eusrsr &tnbtr btm 2aRtr psrfalsn, bann
fcmmt tie &utte 3u fpat, unb tabt its
wessn eurer 4tnpsr In ben ltbtsn &c.
bsnstassn Gorge unb Gram, 70 baftsi
srobe S&ule auf eusrsm 5aupt.
Sn Sbissm wollsn MIR burdaut
Mot psreanpsn ittu, bab aQe bic jun
gen aeute, wslGe bislt Buf&, &,Warttsa
belu9tn, pom jweifsltaftfm Gtaratts,
Inb, nttn I'm @ssentttil, 20 IaGtn I'D
Don anltren prbentlidfen junsen esu
ten = untsr bsm 8orssben, stntn per-
auastsn Mbsnu 30 Ssrbrinssn, mad fol-
| den partiss psrlodsn, bttis tptreen aud
Sstten ftnurRrads an BEN unfuS ttetl
nebmsn, absr 70 mad une na& Iabt fid
Gtuer na& benz Wnb,rtn perlttttn +; maj
wtsb 20 uns inbsGtn absr aud nt&t aus
rsben wollen, tab f& wirtli& perwcrfe
ue Gturafitrt tbenfalls einfnbsn, uni
etsn bisftn ssltnet 20 beinatf tmmss
unttr faliasm S&ein, f& In sie mtt
un1&ulbise 2laEs tiu,uf&lsi&sn nm
ttr Yerlodenbss @pisl NIT GrfclS q
treibsn, unp bst itper elsltr varttss fn
bet man bic 3atl ber Werruisnen pss
msbrt; Der Msnl& ltsbt BSlts tbsr ben
! @atfe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-09-05
poe(ie.
Das S6Dne.

Sn ttS Msnltsn 9ruf pfrborssn
9iutt trr S6Snbfif milSsr Self,
Der tee 9sbsES li6isn Wprssn
une bts gttsnts Stub perteibt;-
Sritsr, wis Der Wisisn Auslls.
81 Der 5Iisbs, ten CT bsut,
Die Grinn'runs ianft unb belle,
Die nod irat uns 9Iamsn firsut !!
Sn her mS9t'ssa Stunt GsbiIbsn,
Die has GBttlide eitaft
Die bts Walsfs Sobn, ben WiIssu,
Stsst nit ME ssabntsr 8rafi,-
Die aus 8eIisn f& @siaItsn
Wuncsrbar unb tauf9fn, bri@t
Sisba Du itrsn 3aubsr paIisn,
ShSmtt Dir ibr bstI'sss ei&t!
tlnS 60 fpri&t aus isbn ROft
Die am Silbsrbab' srbliibt
Mus bts 3balss trti&sm Mpris
Das ber Saits @runb am3isbt
Ius tss ainbts iiiBen 9lidfn,
Das am NuttsrSuisn la&t
Bon bss 8rsss &isfenriidtn,
D'rin bic @lulb f& anssfa9t.
SsIig, pn nit rsinsr SuIs
Dieter Simmslsabuuus Iauitt
His, Oh Gresnslad aud ftbIs
Mlit btm arOnsnirdssr taui4!;-
esiie fcIst tr ibrsa Winftn
Dur@ tcr Grtt ails GIur,
llno bic irb'I&su S&ranfsn fnlsn,
llnb CT f&wstt auf Ii&isr Spur!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-09-05
9laentem


Ysnniylpaniltsn Staats<3eituns.
pennlYlpania:
Nasabsny.-gaI. Srffmannt75 Sbic Oh
gltoona. - Uptilieb Sauler.
(Gbril. fSelet Garirn ct
gtru,iuatam. Safob DrefieI.
'' Sbarits 8Srafr.
Butter. - Safob 3ed.
9rtatn,d. -Yr. Jbepe. aerftna.
Carlisle. -Ssinrt@ Braun.,
Gbamtrsture. - @sprg Btstf@.
Columbia. : Safob @ pbeL
3anpilr. .-Itdael &c fenaein.
Grasrsturs unb Goal 8aIty.-@. S9he.
Ga(eQibrrly. - -9brilt. 9aus.
Gina. - 9crena Wln DEL
8rssepm. - 9brii. 9 dbnfmann.
Sarmrny. - GaSptr Serjpg.
SplitapSturs. - g. GIetf6er.
Suniinatrn. - Safpb esonbarS.
SpbnsiSpn. - Is has. g. &aib.
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70. @t. sBsfbGffer.
o,.,,o. lnibrny Ssfe,
'""'H"''' Carl &ranS,
Weprg Wali,
Yarururihe. - Srbn MaYtr.
epd Sapsn. - gbiiip Gabel.
2pfenstppu. - GeerS gSeber.
Marietta. - 9riebri6 Saas.
TillerSpilIs. - &. 8. &eeS.
Wibtetpmu. = 9brilt Bauer.
Wcuutrills. --'@etra We lentab.
Wcuni Slpn.-@tp. 0olbba6.
Warsna. - 0fpr0 SaBsle.
9is,p giisbirn, Or. Is. Us. 9Ga9ntr unb
3slisnorlr &c. 5 Or. Spbu 9allein.
f@taS. con-, 0sn.'Issnt, Trc.
ml,,s,,. 204 psnnIylpania Msfnue. -
'''''"'B 8r. Sdmibt Nrc. ~ Smitb.
feb Gtrabs, nabs ber 8iinfie.
yunratdmnep-S inri6 8adiner.
Aptelier.-&. Mlbin Q bmipt.
Garpnbure-S. Gpllep.
Gbarpsturg. - Ydptilt Seneslbfd.
Sunbury. ,jplepb 8aber.
1prpns. ,28 ilbslm 9pef.
atcutpiGe Il Quibsrsburg.- @. aunp.
9BiGliams mspOti-0eorg Wpifi.
gurF.-Gritbrt1 v. Sties.
8ueyrue. -0tore &fttie.
Canton. - Jafpb 5eineGrtntr.
Grt1lins. - Sebn Weff.
Sprine6slb. - 5 ). @sprg 3ipffr.
Upper Sanrue'y. - ". MARTIN.
Snbiana:
BunWasns.-p Spbnbaus, 0sn. 2 At
Delaparr.
Mimirstpn.-S. 9uribart (gsbrr).
Marylanb.
port Dtprl, & Sasre tt Wrare.-S. Qemnt
Clifton s 9bslaisaTe Giiy.-S. y. Wey,r,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-09-05

- Carl gSrftr, GIul im S@aBarnte bier.
lsIba, sn fa ssssnwariis aaf llrIaub bsTubst,
IN Wttsrausssbsr bes "SOwa Staaisanssi.
asrs" In Dts Muinss sswprSsn, nnb bat bic
grs.lsy. gabus aufss,ussn. Su fsiuem Snau.
aurations M.tiisI raiOnairt CT In bsIannier
Bale auf bic @rantl&s Standardization unb
pnlpi&t BEN vubllium feline, wabrsnb fsinn
Mmtsbsslsituus esma&isn grfabrunsta mibu.
ttsiItn. CT laet uuttr Mnsrsm:
,Dnr& msint felt ISussren 9abrsn tn,
,,GGabamt Az Waltinatcn tnnesttabtfn Stsl'
,,luna bsf1tigt bic WtbbIduat hsr ttrriHsn.
ben WsraIt, mif it tan taeIidb In attn De.
,,pavtsmenta pptlomnitu, aus nathrr Ndtt iu
,,betra&isn unb bic bptsnIcis &prruFttrit aus
,,tiaentr Mnl&auuns an Ort uno Sttlle ~
..ptffolatn, fanp 20 bft mir l6ngf fen, bic cor.
..rupt as,porbme rsputlilanil&e pariti, psI&s
,.Gbsreiss tbre sinh rubmrtl&e Ditlhon srfiiut
bate, unb bsfpapsrs ben CIV hsr Wfaisrune,
,,bi.sn Goeas aasr Corruption ~ psrlahfs,"
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Dit
geualplbanii9e staats,sitans,

peIahs8f8fpsh pVn
J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box IL,
efficient Isrsn Donnrfas, nne toliet W. OC
or Satr, sablbar tantrbalb ess5agffs, an'
ta so nat 8srFub ees Sabr8an9s. r,
Gin,elnt Grsmplaren, D Sehte pfr SIaa
Refine @ubleriptiousn wsrefn tar pent9tl
aIs fets Mlcnattn anssnemn'en; aMW ,ann
Nismanb bas Blait abbriteler, bic que 9sna'
aGnbe br3ablt fint.
Die sr66te @erbreituns.
Eis Circulation her ,,Yennlyisanl 9f
Staats. .3tituns" IN Darfpin sOsnIp
IN arBer ais bic irssnb elmer anetIsn w par
rlsbnrs astrudtrn csuti9sn cesr snel,,~sm ~ y.
tuna. Cir birtet tssbalb bic btlis @flssshgsM
Mn,tiasu In tielsm 2tei!e efs ofaaHs e'ne
wsife @ertrsiiuns su prriHaffeH'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

~ .yt$ SSz"ss
Cotton Outlet and UnchS ged--Reccipts at
the Ports $50 Bales-Bre adstums Again
FirnIer-CoHee Dull-spirits Turpen-
tine Easier-Frcights Firmer-Pork and
Lard Easier-Whislkcys Steady.
SATURDAY. July 27-SP.M
CorrEx.-The market continued duh and unchanged.
Prices perhaps a little nrmer favor
able advices from Rio but make change in our
former range of quotations We quote Rio ordinary
l5ac l5sc fair do 1880. l7c good do, IKE
IKE prime, lsc ls,4c, gold per h., 80 days; Mara
so. Hc; Java. l9c. a 20c.. gold. h.
CorIoN.-For spot cotton the market was very quiet
but prices without change Future delivery was
moderate request and the market trhe weak but not
quotabiy changed The sales reported Change today
~ qossy. Last Esg rosl
For future delivery basis low inddins, the sales have
August 900 ale September 400 at c 600 at 20 - l6c
200 at 100 at 20 l6c, 200 at 20 l66c 800 at 2Oysc
2So At 20 issc October 200 az is,se KSyembcT: zoo a
100 at Is Al6c 500 sellers option, all THU year. at lc
Exchangcdc paid to exchange 600 September for Coo
Aass 30 n"ce sweSs h 200
800 at cs ieS 81 isss At 's sa 20 al
at 1896 December lo0 at Is lsi6c Total 54OO bales
Grand total $500 bales The receipts at the ports have
bile l. savannah 20s; Charleston Norfolk g. Total
$50 Rates cotton to foreign ports closed steady
aoIIowsaTS Liverpool by steam, a. by SAIL sssd
Hamburg, by steam ssd., compressed by sail Re to
Ras by an s snS IS b @ @
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29
CLOSING THE LIQUOR SALOONS.
The Working OF the New Excise Law


The new Excise Jaw, compelling all dealers in
liquors, ales, beers and wines to keep their places
of business closed on Sunday, went into operation
for the first time yesterday. The law was passed
at meeting Of the Board of Excise held on Tues
day. 10TH and Is wOrded In the following manner
Resolved That the Attorney Of ths Board be furnished
hereafter be reported the Board Of Excise keeping
hsr places of business S v on sSa and that a
promptly possible all persons reported and enforce
against them the penalty provided by law for selling
JOHN ri. WILLIAMS, President
MARTIN NAcuTxASN. Secretary.
The disgraceful Sunday rows and the frequent
scenes OF robbery, rapine and murder which have
dcsecrated the Sabbath for the past year loudly
called for this action; and though large portion
OF the population, particularly the Germans, are
extremely dissatisfied with the measure, 1t cannot
fail to be beneficial in its working and acceptable
to the majority OF our peace-loving citizens.
The police are to cooperate with the Board OF
Excise by reporting all cases Of violation of the
law to the Attorney OF the Board. They have also
the power to make arrests of bartenders who will
persist In selling liquor after the first warning.
In o good many OF the precincts the law was
pretty generally observed but numerous saloons
continued open. notably among them being the
German beer gardens in the Bowery, which were
more than usually crowded with indignant Teutons,
who could not understand why their holiday was
to he spoiled and themselves deprived of their
other localities in the Second precinct the lager
was flowing freely, the pfOprietors Of the BOOKING
kens processing entire ignorance of the exist
ence of any law compelling them to close. In the
Fourth and Sixth wards the saloons principally
owned by Irshmcn, and they almost Immediately
closed up. The captains OF the precinct had no
complaints recorded OF any bar having been open
The reports OF all violations that may have &C.
Cured are to be sent to the Excise Attorney to-day
and proceedings will be Immediately entered upon
against all offending parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July q, 1877.
Cotton nominal Net receipts, bales Exports coast
wise, o. Stock 3i4.
Cotton dull. moth ing DOING low middlIngs Soc a 2Oc
s Sss reseiPss bales gross Exports coasise s'S
MosrLR, July 81. 1872
Cotton dull, nothing doing no price given. Net re-
ss Sassq asi St os &C. Net receipts
Sales. 100. Stock, 1866
wLmIScroS July q. 1872.
n su eHSn
steady g ., hard s. IS Tor Yellow dip, 81 for
$50. s...u,-., Lov.svIILr, July q, 1872.
rooacco-smail business; prices nehansssd; ,.,
y stead, t. good sr.ss srS r.
.sSs:
sssd ]: ~ ss$
shorts 81 per ton .6ipsiaas s,s mISdng. ss9; nigh;
Ssst EssSs!' ~ ss:'Sa MN
s sSs Shsss SSsSyb So tsss,1 lake
sSs % sSs oe. ssSnsRi
sSss ssSss ss:
Rail sSip%snt s0fR @
canal a. sas.~Ses s sa;As ssIp 0r es'7ss
Flour i :, sr ds%snd %sss,s sprns Ss "a
II, n u
1925 Wheat stronger; Milwaukee No. spring held at
81 49, with 81 35 bid sales 1900 bushels Milwaukee, No
q Chicago No spring at 81 as white Canada 81 Is
sales, $1,000 bushels at 6ilc 10000 bushels at SIC. Oats
firm held az Sc AISLE for No sWestcrn Barley malt
unchanged I. -. ~sssAsi.n--s e. 80 80.
Flour firm choice and fancy Minnesota extras shade
Wg4eTi sales at - Goa - Is. Wheat buoyant and un-
sstted prices shaae higher; No: spring closed at
sprina II 81 So Corn in fair Demand and SiGb sp
M mixsd la'iS aSJe., cash; 4ss$s 42sc. August
Ss%sna and .syshsed cash August
Illinois; the quality was fair but not dry Rye in fair
demand and higher; No s0xc 6Oc Barley quiet and
stcs Pork Ireg,!lar unsettled md lower; opened
gust Lard quiet and unchanged; winter &C. summer
s.Dc Bulk meats in good demand; shoulders 5slc a
Light; holders firm no sales Frelghs hrmer; to
wheat 10000 bushels corn 900 bushels oats 5000 bush,
els barley shipments-30OO bbls. -four, 28(OO bushels
wheat 3 OO bushels corn, 1000 bushels oats 00O bush.
els rye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW IN BROOKLYN.

The order to enforce the Sunday section OF the
Excise law in Brooklyn yesterday fell heavy on the
liquor dealers, who have been wont to regard the
act as dead letter In the statute book Police
detectives and specials" in citizen garb were fore
ing their way through side entrances into the
various saloons ''suspectedr throughout the day.
and evening and calling for drinks They were
successful In twenty nine liquor stores I'm obtaining
arresting the pr0prtetors, who were taken to the
station houses and locked up to await exam-
nation before Police Justices to-day. Ar
rests were made in the following precncts:-
First, Second o; Third, 7; Third (sub), 3; Fourth
o; Fifth s. Sixth, s; Seventh, l; Eighth, 8; NINTH
a; Ninth sub, o.; Tenth, o.
The penalty upon conviction is $50 fine, and the
Boards OF Police and Excise are determined to en-
force the law, II possible, TO the utmost extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29
THE EXCISE LAW IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Arrest OF Delinquent Liquor Dealers.
The late order issued by the Police Commissioners
of Brooklyn in reference to the enforcement of the
Excise law produced considerable excitement
yesterday in Williamsburg. The liquor dealers
have at length become impressed with the belief
that stringent measures would be adopted to pre-.
vent the continuance OF their Sunday traffic. and,
therefore, while In general the bars were kept open
and customers were admitted by back entrances
and side doors, so far as outward appearance
went there was almost universal compliance
with the law and an absence OF disordcrly char
actcrs around the premises. The captains OF the
various precincts in accordance with instructions
from Police Headquarters detailed several officers
in citizens clothes to patrol the district and take
observations OF the state OF AFFAIRS.
In the Eastern district the following named
liquor dealers were arrested for violation OF the
law:-Josephine Burgrefr, corner South Fourth and
Eleventh streets; Philip Rothman 256 Grand street !;
Charles Crane, $50 Fifth street. Philip Kelley, North
Filth and FIlth streets; Edward Welsh 1856 North
First street; John J. Run, Metropolitan avenue !;
Martin Meyer, Marshal street, John Saunderson
L0rimcr and Ten Eyck streets, Anton Regues
bartender Albert Resler, Broadway and Bartlett
street; Jacob Bremen, Sherman Gardens Green
point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

4 brilliant though motley assemblaee thronged
TIA Park Yesterday, Notwithstanding the great
heat There we're long professions OF ladies in the
2, rb OF Dolly Warden, and hosts Of men in gray,
who wandered in and out among the foliage OF
green, presenting pretty picture to any observer
who had an eye for the beautiful In color.
During the hvelong day the children roamed
about, piping out in shrill clear happy voices,
or laughing merrily at the haps and mishaps
which befel them. To these little ones the day,
with It's clear sky and bright
PICTURES OF LIFE AND NATURE,
was a long season Of unalloyed happiness They
each moment race into some new, delightful thing
Gazing at the pretty white swans as they swan in
the clear, sunt WATER croaking at the Guinea hens
mimicking the uncouth camel and looking with shy
fearful eyes at the sleek and restless tigers they
were supremacy happy. 1t is only as child one
can make friends with bird and beast and be in
warm sympathy with all creeping things, and in
that time Of generous impulses one can even toler
ate that Gnearthly screeoher the guinea bird.
OF the lake little groups gathered, picnic fashion,
20 partaHe q inSchsccSI Srspared At home.
Iats!a1nss1tas looked soberly On, and eat hIs
5rosa with the dignity and importance Of the occa-
{s ldsBhcal Poy Who, on several occasions Su:
ring the has eeen observed s his cEn
turtle on the smell VII. u RiEuW, was " uAs PVS
and faithfully engaged IN solving hiS
PROBLEM IN NATURAL HISTORY.
He was yesterday furnished with fresh supply
OF straws and from his studiOus aspect and unre
mitting labor he may be expected to add much use
kul knowledge to the undeveloped science of turtle
anatomy. there is in any part OF turtles skeleton
q soft place in the shell that boy will ultimately
find it.
1t was, however, when the evening drew on and
the soft shadows Of twilight fell among the foliage
that the Park was respondent in its beauty and
poetry. Then as the lake grew darker and the
view was 0bscured, while the myriad lights began
TO CLEAN In the distance,
e BEAUX AND BEAUTIES
Ocked to the steps by the water side, chatting and
laughing as they waited for their turn to fOat in
the pretty barges over its waters.
Then, too, the invalids were wheeled ont to catch
the slight evening breeze and watch tile dying sun
set, with its splendors OF crimson and purple gold
and gray wistfu eyes followed each beaning thread
as 1t was woven in the gorgeous tapestry OF the
horizon; pale, sad faces caught the sheen OF the
lights fading glory, and behind them night
came up with her sable drapery, sweep
ing. past and leaving the multitude OF
twinkling stars in her train, while she sealed
the book OF the day forever. And so the
pedestrians followed the sounds OF the rumbling
carriage wheels to the Park entrance-back once
more to the noise and dust Of the city, leaving
behind them the pleasant spot OF nature which to
many Of the inhabitants Of the city is the only
glimpse OF rural paradise their earthly eyes will
ever look upon.