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VACCINATION.

D citizens are hereby notified that on ac-
ht Of tho prevalence OF small pox In Chi
: and other neighboring cities, the beard
ealth deem It necessary. to divide tho
Into three districts and have appointed
following physicians forths purpose OF
insting Ill persons who In their opinion
)ire vaccination. DR.. G. n. Evans win
bid 10 the district lying south OF Ninth
bt. DR.. II. Wardner to the district ly Ing
Peen Ninth and Seventeenth streets. DR..
Sullivan to oil that part Of the city ly.
porth Of Seventeenth street. The ply
no hereby appointed have instructions
Pport the names OF all persons refusing
vaccinated. The physicians shall also
ct from oil persons vaccinated, who arc
"a pay therefore, the sum Of twenty.
Fents and shall note the same In their
Ft to the board.
order Of the board Of health.
JOHN Woop, chairman.
yRo, H.. December llth, 1919. lo.et
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II II E BULLET
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
The
SECOND AND LAST fPISTLE
of
JANE ANN
-
TIE PEOPLE OF CAIRO
lit
SEVERAL cnAPIEEs
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
IN TRIO zero EY


1. ha, been said repeatedly during the
rsss week that ain not woman, and the
peculiar style Of my writings Il offered In
evidence 10 sustain the assertion. Your
testimony to my fsn!hlnity ayalis me moth.
Ing, since your identity has be come mixed
with mine to sn extent that would make
II as difficult to prove that you are not me
az to prove that l AIN myself. And yet you
know All, woman. I also know the fact.
Upon Whist fact. your knowledge OF this
matter 4, founded I will not Teclts but I
made bold 10 declare TINT know myself 10
be y woman, because I was once little girl,
then q larger girl, then large gin, and 80
% up into womsnhood. The acorn IL not
more certain 70 produce tree II plated than
q little girl IL 10 grow into n wonsn. II she
lives long enough.
I have other reasons Tor being sure u NY
sex, and among them Is prominently love Of
fine clothing and gossip. No person who
IL addicted az am 10 purple and fine lin.
en- ami the conversation 81 The miiilner
store, that most delightful Of all the narts OF
scandal, can be anything sl.s than u wo.
man.
admit that u.y ngst letter, and Hy con-
ldentlal card which yon, Mr.. Editor, i'm.
properly exposed 10 the public, were both n
, little broad. ~, reason for making them
30 must DO Obvious. The deIIcscies oi
. my last Sundays epl.tle were iesorted 10 D..
Inc 10 lead astray surmi.e- concerning the
| authorship. The Fuse succeeded. and
| now, being about 10 retire from the public
gaze, I beg pardon for my rudeness of oil
the orended-a'l save one, n dapper beau
| clerking on the leyee, who has offended me
Critici-m with Judgment can appreciate
| but his ! cannot endure. Iii. brain might bs
loaded into Queen Msb's chariot. ian empt!
hazle.nut," and he lost IN It, immensely, be
| ing 80 small that
| "Hef -agoHtI, smsr graz coated sna,.
| Mt hall - zig as a round lat. worn
| pres.5 ron the lazy hnseF Of ms41,"
would. desiring TO unload II, require = mi
| cro.cope 10 ind Il. "Oh II ofends Inc Il
the sour that these popinisys that
| -"shin. 30 briss and smell ., .,g.s;,
| And iAlk ~ Ike awaiting gentie~onsn.
should set up as critics OF my writing, an'
dtawl: "Aw-'t is WEAKLY shocking! Mis-
Jane Ann - aw - cannot be - pom hona
-twalersed-aw." Ny gorge rises whei
I think Of such fellows. hate them.
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CHAPTER Ill.
ABOUT THINGS IN GENERAL.

ABOUT THINGS IN GENERAL.
In Which is Relation Of Events Happeaed and to
Happen, and also Of Remarks OF q Miscellaneous
Character.
PROF. Appers German.English school 10
prospecting under the able and energetic
control Of the principal. 1t has now sew.
enty-sight scholars, OF which number TWEEN.
ty.seven are OF American .pAreptAge.
Christmas eve will be observed byA grand
celebration, ut the school building, In which
the whole school will participate. Invita-.
lions to attend are now being issued by
Professor Appel 70 friends Of the SCHOOL,
"a very pleasant meeting II Vas. the
meeting Of Mrs. Csndse's Sunday school class
at her residence on Tuesday evening last.
This esti,lable Christian lady u hearty
workefin her masters vineyard, and will
DO entitled to the commentator OF swell
done, good and faithful servant. MAI.
= Berge has been IN the West pleading
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CHAPTER VI.
CONCERNING BUSINESS.

la Which several Remarks are Nsd- ana Good
Advice Given.
THE fcsrfully dissgreeable weather of
last week had damaging effect upon bust
hess, but much was done ana our merchants
should bs thankful trade was no worse.
z Tho retail dry-goods Insrchants did %
driving busiusg.-The Rsxfcrd party was
tho sensation, aud all tho ladies OF tho city
were "nxin' things" to make themselves
pIesentabIe. The pursss OF about ono hun.
drsd and htty heads Of families suffered, the
drain averaging. should Judge, about e25.
q F'arnbaker Il Son have done . bigger
business IN 70 ady.mado clothing during the
past ak weeks Dan all the other clothing
houses In Cairo put together. The "son u
OF the nrm would be TOO modest TO this as
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FOR SALE.

be well.known business stand OF custead
Irovo, ct the mouth OF Clearcresk, Alex
ps county, Illinois, situated In one OF
|anest agricultural districts Of the West,
with . wsll-established trade. This will
pund rare opportunity for an energetic
mess man. .3s.- e.
BE- premises consist Of = store 70X40 feet
Polling Of eight rooms. well furnished
conveniently arranged, good cisterns
all necssssry out.huildings, aud one
OF land. Terms liberal. Apply or
tess, WIN. CUsTxAp,
lin. d&w. Cleearsrss Landing, Ills.
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NOTICE.

chs annual mset ting Of the stockholders
khc First National Bank OF Cairo for the
rtion Of directors, will be held at the of.
Of said bank IN Cairo, On Tuesday, Jan.
" 70, 1874, between the hours OF 10
lock =. N and Z. o'clock pm.
4" CllAs. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
tAlKo, MS, December 10. 1873. ii
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Grs. Helm, the barber, continues to do
business at tho old stand on Sixth street,
near Ohio lsvee. It 10 an acknowledge
fact that his shop 10 one Of the nsAtest in
the city, and his help are all hrst-class at
their business. For real smooth, clean
shave Helm. /. the place 10 get H. %
Io-l&.lW
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A CARD.

would respectfully announce to the peo-
OF Cairo that have resumed tho prsc.
Of dentistry In my old rooms, No. l+o
nmercisl avenue, and hope by strict at.
hon TO business aud ever striving for the
hest excellsncy In the profession, 10 be
) to give entire satisfaction in oil cases,
] 10 merit liberal portion Of your pat
kgs. J.. L. WILLIAMS, Dentist.
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A STATED conciAvs OF Cairo CommAd-
cry No. IL X. r., will be held at the asy-
lum on Monday evening, December 10,
A. d., 1873, A. d., 755. Sir Knights will
appear in Fatigue dress. Visiting Sir
Knight. are courteously invited to attend.
JANIS A. PHILLIs, Recorder.
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J.. A.

we her. s,ye our readers a
glimpse Of the features Of our
lair contributor The engrsy.
ing we procured a, great ex-
pense. i, vas taken IRON Q
moonoSrsph. a new style Of
picture, pA~nieo by the ee,s-
bra,ed artist, Mr. William
Winter. 4, is produced In cur
columns 10 settle the question
of,he authorship 9th. "Jsne
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ARRIVED and for sale a barrels srSnge.,
fresh from the plantation, also large sup
ply of fresh eggs so barrels choice Mich.
igan spples. and al kinds game and poul.
try. ....
HCLEN X WILSON,
Corner Twelfth Street and Ohio Levee.
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ZEpuvRs CHEAP
PHILIPPE aud BIIs2..

tofnft TtEth Nud LOinfleItIiI
1i.:0 In
sOTICE II take tLls nsihed oi !n'Ciin
tug the public that / have returned 10 the
cisy, an 4 am now prepared 10 Ill orders for
photographs AZ my Gallery. corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue.
4 l. TIIOMAs
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LOST

Ou Saturday afternoon, 18th mat, little
girls dark green waterproof cloak, lined
with green aahnsl. The dnd,r wiz -
suitably rewarded BY rssarnias nss ''~
BuLLIrIS office.
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NOTICE.

The members OF the Cairo Turner So
ciety are re4ssstsd-.s- attend . gsssss'
meeting at their hall, Monday evening
December 18th.
II. RRaHoIp v. BEL,SER
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f-yJane Ann Is windy-thst 10 10 "a
Is verbos,. over a column Of her
nication, chapter containing non
Correspondents, is crowded out.
publish |, in her Second Last Epistle
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LAgox all-wool six-poosd sb'saksss5.'
Il - pss pair, 81 llArtmsns. s-.&s:ssH
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TuE greatest wonder Of .as age ID The
way Of a chair is 10 10 sound in DR.. Wal
liam's dental Establishment over Elliott
s. Haythornes boot and shoe store. 1t 10
constructed almost entirely Of iron, ard
by simple twist OF the rist, may be 80
lsrged as so to accommodate tue largest
person, or rica rerca, may DO msdo small
enough for the least child. To under
stand II, workings it should be ssen, and
tho Doctor, who by tho wAy y sapsound
Of i. ss he can be, will take Pleasure In
showing it TO those who call at his ONCE.
DR.. William, has completely rsfsted and
furnished his Office, and 10 now ready for
business in hin line and win. ever eyto
give satisfaction. lie asks share OF pub
liz patronage --- OKLA ''-iA u
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Mr.. MAsx ROLLER, the wsll-known
pisno-tunor, will on the Hsst Of next
month, establish, for the benefit Of his
patrons, who pay him ten dollars a year in
advance for keeping thier piano In tune, q
musical library which will contain moth.
ing bu. the choicest music for new begin
ners, advanced pupils and accomplished
players The music will be sent weekly
free of charge to his customers, unit! Mr.
Roller has obtained what he ia after, AMI
that is nice store Yesterday he re-
ccived a largo number Of new pieces OF
the choicest music, which will bs distrlh-
uted among his patrons. l2-ltif
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Largest, Best and Cheapest assortment Of
TOYS, GAMESJ AND HOLIDAY
GOODS

la the City at
r. y. CARRICO & CO.'S
Washington Avenue, between Eight aud
Ninth tSrssts. 1t.
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CAIRO. Ills, Dec. 9, 1873.

10 whom II may concern.
This 10 to certify that we the Joint heirs OF
be estate Of Dennis Mahony, have this day
kesived from VIM, Kuchenbecker. agent
] the Ten,onis Life Insurance company,
be thousand dollars in full for policy on
lid Dennis Aahony. Accept our thanks
! the prompt payment OF the above pol
MARY COCHRAN,
PATRICK MAuONY,
la.s-dlw TIMOTHY NAuoNY.
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DANCE! DANCE!

A grand ball will DO given ct. schsers
IN December 18th, 10y Cooper Union No. 8
Illinois. Admission one dollar. Every
ny repeatedly invited. ...|
Committee OF arrangements,
..t.. 6. q. NEALY,
. Z. II. MURDOCH.
ALBERT SHANNON.
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EVERY FLAVOR As REPRESENTED.
With great care, by process entirely his
bwn, DIR. Price IL enabled 10 extract from
Faeh ofthe true sslec. fruits and aromatic',
IN OF its Characteristic favor, and place In
be market clau OF flaSorings Of rare en-
kellence. Every navor As represented, OF
Irest strength and perfect purity.
For any favor that may be wanted for
Avoring fee cream, jellies, eustsrds. pastry,
te.. we recommend DR.. Prices Special
flsvorings, and feel sure that like his Gel.
brsted Cream Baking Powder, viii give
effect satisfaction. There Ia no imposition
= these articles. dAwlw.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The psrtnership heretofore existing ls.
tween the undersigned under the name and
style OF Ayers & Co., Is this day dis.olyedby
mutual eon,en, Of tho parties. Persons in
|debted TO The ls,e arn win make payment
10 $. u. Ayers, who alone Il authorized to
|Fseeip, for ZANE. The business Will be car
led on BY 6. u. Aysrspuder the style of the
)ate arm. i. u. AYERS,
T.. J. AYERS.
| GAIAo IN UrSa mheH l. ls13 d.lM.M IN
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CHAPTER I.

be s.ss At glance that the author 10 a we'll known.
gsotsN ant hishy respected young lady Of III, city
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We give II up
The wi, OF this eh.sion Is like the eon,elin~s, OF
the editor of,he Sun, not visible to the naked eye.
5 A quotation from tho dramas Of an author by
Tie name Of shakespere, an Englishman. The smith
family are lineal defendants OF his.
The fact that so few Abolitiouiss were hung is
Astonishing and high compliment the ioreesrsnee
Of the Southern people.
This is one OF the mos, ingenious and stronges,
Arguments ssainSt the Republican party ever
read Our fair correspondent Is eyidea,iy an able
politician,
The bonnst would probably be no, acceptable.
That IL not the Kind Of head gear male clerk wears
but, II Jane Ann has hat to spare even old hat
would be better than hst-~e have NJ eouh, the
clerk would willingly receive IL.
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DEVOTED TO RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
wher. the Word viii te Preached To-Day and BY
Whom Conserving Several OF Our Minisier,- =
their styles, Appearsnee sod Abilities. -Th'
wonderfA TurHsy. Hn Merits and HIS shog.
SeI.ias,
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1.-THE easement Jasmine stirred
To the dancers dancing in tune
TIL silenee Mii with the waking bird, 49,
And hush with the setting moon.''
And this is all have to say Of the Rex
ford party, the largest, most fashionable a-'
most enjoyable ever given Cairo.
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Tho stove Business.
(By our old Employo)

(By our old KmployeJ
Nothing ever contributed more TO the
comfort and convenience Of the women
OF the land,than the invention of the cook
stove, and yet there are plenty ot people
who were not very young when the ar
ticle was rare curiosity: when It's pur'
chase involved as much Of preliminaries,
In the way oigusrantees, as the purchase
OF q farm, and when such . purchase
once set up became 0 neighbofhood
wonder. 1t took aspecial agent to seti
mn and give instructions % toits manage.
mont And after oil, to cook and bake
on one Of them properly was consider
ed an accomplishment that not
every house wife could attain to, They
were crude affairs, those early cook stove,
and II one could now find the first speci'
men it would be Jolly guessing to tell
what 1t was. The heating stoves were
lust as crude In form, and It Is no wonder
that their painful ugliness was suggestive
| of an unhealthy atmosphere wherever
thew were used. No article Of household
use has bean 90 diligently improved iot
mora successfully perfected until now, q
modern cook stove or heating stove In the
house IA "a thing Of beauty and Q Joy for
ever" For along time stoves have been
made in Wheeling, and in tho aggregate, .
great number Of them, TOO, but alwayt
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND;

DISTRESSING CASUALTY AT sHEFFIEID
+ H5 1y7. ata ENGLAND. H :
LONDON, Dec. 18.-A dispatch from
shefleld aays that city was visited to-day
by terrible storm. "A large number d
buildings and chimneys were blown
down and many persons killed. One i'm.
mense chimney crushed o building, and
the boiler therein exploded, killing and
wounding several persons In conse-
quence Of the great excitement and the
crowds in the streets few details could be
learned. u .sIa 4 is a'"7E
TEhtPEsTuous WEATHER ON THE COAST OF
'' ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-The weather has
been very tempestueus today Throughout
the country and on the coast. Much
damage to shipping 10 reported. 49,
Jean Leine, witness for the defence In
the Tichborne case, who was arrested for
committing perjury and afterwards dis.
covered to be q ticket Of leave man, was
brought to Bow Street to-day. When
asked Il he had anything to say before the
revocation Of his license, he replied that
he was sorry for what had happened, but
he was invited and encouraged to do as
he did. BE declined to say anything
further. Liene was then removed to the
convict prison OF Panntville 10 serve ont
bis sentence, after which he will be tried
for perjury. d '.l. sg. la ,a,
Eugene is visiting Queen Victoria to.
daY,
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1e.-Flour-Fair de.
mand and firm; extra spring $5 s5a5 10.
Wheat-Unsettled and lower; No. l Chi.
cago spring 81 17a1 1S; No. Q Chicago
spring 81 Is cash; 81 16f January; 81 19i
February; No. 8 do 81 09a1 10; rejected
81 03. Corn-Dull, and market unsettled
and lower; No. ., 57ic cash; 52tc Janua.
ry; 62ic February; new No. 9 mixed 50c;
rejected 4sc. 0aE-Fair demand and
lower. No. 2, 3etc spot; 8sfc January; re.
jected 36Sc. Rye-Quiet and unchanged;
No. ?, 58c, Barley-Dull and lower; No.
2 fall 81 80; fair demand and advanced
for No. 8 spring at $105. Pork-Dull
and lower at $14 spot; $1450 February.
Lard-Fair demand at lower rates; SIC
bid spot; sales SIC January; SIC February.
Bulk Meats-Steady; partly cured loose
shoulders sc; abort rib middles G1c;
short clear middles 8fa7c fully cured;
packed 4c higher. Green Meats-steady;
shoulders, 90; rough sides 6fc. Hams
7ta8tc for 90 lb and 10 ID averages.
Dressed Hogs-Demand fair and market
firm at $5 50a5 65. Whisky = Scarce,
firm and higher; sales 05a96c.
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CHARLESTON,
Repeat Of the Bethany College Ap-
Precipitation In the Senate.
The Excitement Cooling Down on
Z the Capital Question.

A Governor pro. TEN. Appointed
[4EecIai Dispatch to the 1ntelligeneetl
CHARLESTON, Dec. 10.
The bill repeating the law granting an
appropriation to Bethany College was
passed through the Senate to-day.
Both Houses have passed the bill max.
ing the Attorney General Of the State
the Governor pro. tempOre for thepurpose
Of approving bills for public printing.
The Bourbons seem resolved at all haz.
ards to make Walker the Public Printer
Of the State Notwithstanding the official
exposures made by the Governor. z
The excitement in regard to the rernoy.
al OF the Capital is cooling down and
things are quieter to-day.
The Federal Court, Judge jackson
convened today.
ToMAHAwK.
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as an. adjunct TO the general foundry
business. While then 1t IS not q new en-.
terprise, It Is only as specially that has
within q few years assumed an importance
which justifles us in writing oft as one
Of our rapidly growing and most flourish.
ing interests. The Star Foundry, one Of
the largest in the country, Is exclusively
employed in the manufacture Of stoves
and light castings. This concern in name
Is one OF the Oldest in the city. The old
building stood on the site north Of the
postoftlce, now occupied by Robt. Lukes
livery stable, and was built by Sauls-
bury, Strain & 20. Alter passing
through several hands It. was pur7
Chased In 1851 by Thos. G.. Culbert-,
son, Esq, for about six thousand dollars.
He entered more exclusively upon the
manufacture Of stoves than his predecess.
ors, and made the first cast, from patterns
furnished by Mr.. Rider, Of Martins Fer
ry, Of the Burnside, or Frost Killer Stove,
which is still the best heating stove In
use. ~ y -G, IS 4 8 Il
In the year 1868 Mr.. Culbertson pur.
chased the immense warehouse building
known as the Forsyth property, with q
view Of fitting 1t up as foundry, and as.
sociated with himself Benz. Fisher, Esq,
under the firm name oi Culbertson &
Fisher. Early IN September, Just alter
the formation of this firm, the old Star
Foundry was burned, and with 1t large
portion Of the patterns. r.kr.r.s,~
The new firm, however. resumed busi-
ness by the middle OF October following,
in their new quarters, but only occupied
a small portion of the building. They
supplied. themselves with later and more
stylish patterns, and began that improve
ment which has since characterized the
stove business Of Wheeling. In the fall OF
1870 Mr.. Fisher, by purchase, became the
sole proprietor ot the star Founaiy;
Possessed o. ample capltaI, ~, he ue'eln.nsa a,a
lhat sne s'ore CUISINES =, Y ns.npg 81 1nS
lvai .na' VI ans o.ns. .; - @ ora,;,un
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New-York Market.

New YoRK, Dec. 18.-Cotton-shade
easier; middlipg uplands 16lc. Flour
Higher; superfne western and State 81 75
a9 40; common TO good So 05a6 10; good
to choice $725a7 80; white wheat extra
81 e0ae So; extra Ohio 81 90as e5. Wheat
Irregular and unsettled, closing lower;
winter red western 81 90. Rye and
Barley-Unchanged. Corn-Unsettled;
low western mixed in store 77a79c;
choice high mixed e0c in store; do afioat
79iRS0c; new western mixed afloat TIA
7Sc; old white western SAC. 0ats-Heayy.
lower and unsettled; western mixed afloat
65a50c; white western 67a5Sc. Coffee
Strong and buoyant; Rio 229a28c. Sugar
Strong Whisky Unchanged; closed
heavy at 81 OIL.
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Philadelphia Wool NIarksr. /.

PHILADELPHIA; Dec. ,1G.-WooL
Good demand with advanced tendency;
Ohio Pennsylvania, and West Virginia
double extra and above, 50a66c; extra 80
a64c; medium 54a55e; coane 60a62c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and West.
ern fine, 48a52ci medium 50a53c; coarse
45a50; combing washed 57a80c; combing
unwashed 37a40c; Canada combing 60c;
fine unwashed 83a35c; coarse and me-
dunn unwaahed 33a35c; tub 50a55c; COL
orado washed 46a50c,
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NEW YORK CITY.
HOW MONEY CAN BArF1E THE LAW.

HOW hUNhf GAN bAfFLh Ihh Lh"'
NEW York, Dec. 18.-Detective Sted.
Ter, OF Detroit, makes statement through
q reporter that he cannot get possession
of Jacob Lawrence, said TO be well
known speculator, Tor whose arrest the
necessary papers have been made out by
the governors OF Michigan and New York,
on the ground that Sheriff Brennan's Of
fcers now hold Lawrence, and keep him
at the hotel, he paying for the favor fifty
dollars day. Lawrence is charged with
defrauding Eben B. Ward, Of Michigan,
out OF $265,0O having, 1t Is alleged. In.
duced Ward TO purchase stock 10 Utah
mine which had been previously salted,
and was absolutely worthless. i
ONE MORE OF THE RING ON TRIAL.
The trial Of Harry Genet, anot ther Of
the ring cases, began today. he is
charged with having secured the sigma!
ture OF Mayor Hall to q warrant for five
thousand dollars by false representations