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, 1873-01-23
WAS 1T A SUICIDE2

Strnn9c Dcnt1l of Pron.tncnt Ileal Estnto
Dentur.
Granville Kimball, d resident of this city for
twenty-five or thirty yoars and 4 prominent rcal
estate doalor aud capitalist died yeHterlay undor
exceedingly singular circumstances. Tho do
tailB Of tho sad occurrence, as givon by those
who know him boat, md who were nt his bedside
when no expired, aro 30 strange 90 to croato tho
suspicion that lo took Ills own life. Mr.. Kinl-
ball wa8 largely Interested In tho Froar Stono
Works, s1tnatol OH tho lake shore, at tho foot Of
Waubausia avonuo. It WAS his custom to visit
thom almost daily, and ycatorday ho appeared
thoro about O'Clock In tho morning. Aftor
looking around tho building for n short time,
during which he did not speak to any porson
about Tho place, llo walked down to tho odge of
tho lake, and was Soon to fall or throw himself
in. Several men rnn to his aaalstanco and lifted
him out Of tho wator. 1Io was unconscious, and
remained 80 for como time. DR.. Howell attond-
cd him ut tho works, mud by dint Of constant
rubbing succeeded in reatoring n circulation of
tho s1uggiah blood, md bringing him back TO
consciousness. Ho waB then conveyed to His
boarding house, No. 625 Wabash ayonuo. wl1oro
he received ovory possible attention. This waa
about 10 o'clock, and ho died shortly attor 12 1t
docs not appear, from all TINT TIE tribune re-
portor could 1oarn, that his death was an
ticipated by hls attendants. Tho reporter
WAS Informed last ovonlnB that TO HpoK0
frequently during tho two hours OF ltfo that woro
left him, but tho subject Of his remarks could
not bo ascertninod. Indeed, tho informants
woro worry roticont about everything connected
with tho strange occurrence. The Coroner WA
tho only official notified, and aB tho inquest has
not yet been hold, no further particulars can DO
giyon. The death Of Afr. Kimball sns kept co
secret that THE Tn1nuNE reporter did not hear
OF it until Into last night, and consequently WaB
unable to visit tho Frear Stone Works, examine
tho place whero l1o foil into tho wntor, aud con-
yerBe with those WHO rescued him. hlr. KIM
balls friends c]nim that Lis death was tho result
Of IN Incident, lo having alippod on tho leo
whilo walking along tho odgo Of tho lake.
Decoaaed was Ct years Of nge, and a bachelor.
Tho only rotations ha had in Chicago wero q
brother u. D. KimbhlD and young nephew.
Previous to lis arrival in this city, Mr. Kimball
was engaged in buHinoaB In Buffalo. During his
rosdonco horo ho waa Interested In various on
torpriBos. Flo WAS ut ono timo partner in the
old stage limo firm OF Frink i Walker, aud was
also connected with tho Michigan Central Rail-
road Company. 0f Into yenrs, besides being
largo stockloldor In tho Frear Stone Works, ho
Was heavy daa1or in real estate. Ho owned
considerable city property, and m extensive
farm in Michigan. It is thought by some who
had business 1olationH with lin that he was
suffering from nnancia; embarrassment, owing
to the stringoncJ OF tho money market. It Hay
be found that this had aomothiug to do with
hia strange death.
, 1873-01-23

reputation Of Lis country can acquicaco In lilo
prolonged degradation Of Honlo Of tho moat
famous uo,nbors Of tho Union. Tho Dutl-
net adds: "suroiy aoyon yonrs Of suh-
lection to nogro goyornmont Ia punisI,-
mont onougl eyon for robo1s. Or, ii
Northern vengeance iH not yot Batod cannot
so'no mode Of gratifying 1t ho discovered which
shall not reduce MI intogral part of tho unitol
stases to lilo political lovol OF 1Iispanola2" Tho
budget ia not singular in It's wondormont. a
groat many pooplo In this country hayo boon
3d. rs thoro ID no sufficient rcason why this un-
fortunate condition Of things should exist.
, 1873-01-23

Mr.. Brooke, III lila supplementary statomont
concerning his connection with tho Crodit Mo-
billor scheme, dwelt with considerable force
upon tho circumstance TINT, both In and out Of
Congress, ho oxorted all tho influence ho had to
interest capitalists in tho building Of tho pncio
Road. Several othor gcntlomon, indeed most Of
thoao who l1ayo enjoyed Credit Mobi1ior divi-
dends, have been anxlous TO mako It appoar that
thoy wero similarly acsivo in promoting tho con-
atruotton of railroad to tho Pacific, aB though
there woro como peculiar merit III
the foresight aud patriotism that d.
rcctod this active interest. 1t strikou us TINT
Credit Mobilier dividondB aro moro plausible
explanation Of IN intoroat In tho paciio Railroad
than ruro patriotism and that pure patriotism
is not to bo construed rs MI oxtonuation for tho
connection Of Congressman with tho Crodft Mo-
bilior ecl,ono, though most Of thoso WHO have
testified beforo tho Committee hayo 80 con-
ceivel 1t.
, 1873-01-23

Immediately took posttlon as tonchor in tho
Academy OF Music, tho instttutlon ut TINT time
occupying rooms ii, tho Opera House, .lrdor tho
solo management Of Mr.. Floronco Zioglold. Ilo
proved unsatisfactory, however, ma /. toachor :
a'id hc wns removed BY nlr. ZioNfold nftor lio
Ind ltold Tho position but short time. 1Io then
lcd tho Concorlta h1ao1ncrclor FOR Il tino, md
conducted their performances Of "Tllo hlngIo
Fluto," which will bo wolf remembered
BY musical roaderp. 11o remained With
tho Maonnbrollor hut fow woekH, however, a,,t1
tllen bought to mako living by giving prlvato
loasonH. Ills habits Of life wore aga!nst him,
however,, and Ito tllon sought to glvo fow CON
certs in orx!or TO- got funds with which to loayo
tho city, aud finally succeeded. Ho returned to
tho city after tho fro, but found no employment,
and was finally discovered, III tho North Division,
'sck and in extromo poverty. He WAS romovod
p somo % frionds to st. Lukoa Hospital, where
lio died on Sunday. Ho was oatocmod Il good
musician in hts boat days, but was always mnn
or Or yory nervous temperament mud occontrio
insane. Tho funoral aorvicos will ho held o. ST.
Luko's Hospital this forenoon Mt 1lalf-paat II
O'clock, and tho body will DO takon 10 Ruso llll
Cemetery,
, 1873-01-23

Tho Curator Of tho Woolwioh Eng.) Muacum
las Issued u circular to sea-captains forwarding
opccimons to that institution, to add a little tar
tar-ometio to Tho alcohol III which they arc pro-
aoryod. This procaution Inns boon rondorod noe"
osHary by tho habit tho thirsty British Hoa'non
have Of drinking up the alcohol, 80 TINT tho
specimens arrive at Woolwioh In a worry aad atato
Of preservation. At tho sanlo timo, 1t 1s
curious illustration Of tho deprnyity OF tasta Of
tho average British seamala. II the specimen
itself cannot yitiate tho alcohol sufficiently to
keep him away from 1t, We doubt whether tartar
emeto would have any offeo Oh tho strong
stomach cd tar,
, 1873-01-23

The Iowa Industrial Convention, now in sos-
sion at Dos Moinos, WAS addressed last evening
by the Hon. William Dross, on tho subject of
transportation. A full report Of lis romarks
will be found In our columns, and should DO
read In connection with our Quebec cor
reBpondonco, which views the Bame subject from
tho Canadian point OF WOW. Canada feels tho
nood Of bottor communication with tho United
States not leBa than the farmers OF tho West.
A railroad is now under way to connect Chicago
and Quebec, and the Dominion Bonrd of Trado
Ia preparing o memorial to tho noxt Canadian
Parliament to establish reciprocal trado and to
Improve the navigation OF tho st. Lawrence.
, 1873-01-23
PEORIA.
Tho CRatcIlo Murder Trinl-A Eeg3
pflnsa III tho HleNu1ty Case

Tho CRstoi1o Murder Trinl-4h Eey3
pflasa III the McNu1ty Cases
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PEonn, ILL.,, Jan. 22.-John Oastol1o, WHO
killed John Keenan,, uoighbor, in July last, is
being triod for mur.!or ut this torn OF Court,
Judge, puterbaugh presiding. Koonan and
Castollo's wife had boon, It Is said, uuduly
intimate, and this fact 30 onragod tho
priaonor TINT, finding Koenan in
lls house ono dny, 10 chased him
Into hia own yara and bent him with d club till
ho died. The two families wore constantly
quarrelling, and this stirring up Of bad blood,
asBintel by poorer whiskoy, brought about this
tragedy.
1SEoR1A, Ill.,, Jim. GA now phase In tho
MoNulty. case has appeared. 4 Mrs. MoGatt. Of
Chilcotllo, ILL.,, has nude affidavit to tho effect
that sho aa,w Mrs bIeNulty lying In tho yard on
tho mig ght 9f tho murder, having fallen against
her opinion that tile woman ,dioa from tho
orocts Of this injury, inaioad of BY the handB Of
hor husband. Gonoral Boyoridge will bo strongly
pressed to intorforo iu, tho caao from thia
ueW evidence.
, 1873-01-23

Mr.. Harlan evidently looa not rcalizo the no.
coBsity OF explaining what 11ao was nude Of 510,-
900 contributed by Mr. Durant to asaiHt in the
Senatorial contoat in Iowa. Perhaps- nothing
short Of q Congressional investigation will In
duco him to toll. II this iB tho cese, tho Con-
gressionnl investigation should not DO wanting.
from all Indications thoro aro two or Three otll-
or Senatorial elections that will call for invostf
cations, md there could DO no harm in adding
Mr. Harlan's to the humber. What hlr. Harlan
has alroady said on tho subject seouas to havo
boon particularly unfortunate. Thoro nro two
glasing discrepancies between hia statements
md Durant's evidence. III ono issue Of AIr. Iar-
lana newspaper it WAS claimed that this gontlc-
man WA entirely ignorant Of tho contribution
ut tho tino 1T WAS giyon; on tho
worry aamo day lii. Durant tcatillca
that he had mado tho choois payable to Mr.
Harlan'H order, and had placod them directly
into Mr. IIarlan'a hands. On anothor OCCASION
Mr., Harlan eniloayorod to make 1t appear that
tho money was used for the bonofit OF tho gon-
eral election at tho tinlo Grant wan chosen
President for tho first time; Mr., Durant tcBti-
fled. on tho othor hand, that tho money WAS
given for the purpose OF asBisting Afr. Harlan in
tho Senatorial contost, and tint ho supposed it
was 30 used. Tho fact seema to ho tint h1r.
Durant gayo tho money to hIr. lIarlan In tho
full Of 1867, when tho Senatorial contest WAS on
hand, while tho Presidential campaign did not
ocuur until tho fall OF 1868. Tho differences be-
twoon Mr. Durant'g rebuttant Testimony and AIr.
uarlan's volunteer atatomonta arc significant
, 1873-01-23
AN INCnEABE OF TAXES.

Somebody haa aont down to Springfield, for
special enactment, d bill authorizing tho levy OF
n special tax upon the property in tho West d.
vision Of Chicago Of three mills tor park pur-
poses. Included in the park purposes ia pro-
vision allowing tho Commissioners, who now
servo without ray, to havo salaries Of from thres
to flvo thousand dollars each. We question
whether tho people of the West Division consid-
or that they arc in prime condition to have their
taxoB increased just at this timo, Tho County
Treasurer has Just issued his notioe that tho
taxes Of 1871 must be paid before February; that
he will apply for judgment and will sell all tho
property on which that Tux iB not paid; ho also
notifies everybody that tho county Tux for 1879
Ia payable, and TINT the city tax for 1872, the
largest oyor Levied in this city, III also duo. The
poop]e Of the Wost Division, who aro just now
loyiping tho ways and mems Of paying thcso
three taxes, amounting together to nearly por
cont Of tho yaluo Of their property, aro not taxi
ingany worry active measures to hayo thcir taxcB
increased for park or auy other purposes. Thoro
is now lalE-nlill park tax collected annually to
pay intorost on the bonds now outstanding, mud
current expenditures. Tho law, ns it stands, pro-
yilca handsome salaries to the President Of tho
| Board Of Commissioners and tho Secretary, who
aro fully competent to perform oil the dutios
| pertaining to tho parks. Tho otllcr Commits
sonors perform no dutios, aud certainly want no
| salarica. 70 give thoao Commissioners salarloH,
mud place thom all on IN equality with tho PROS
ident of tho Doard, would require heavy tux Of
itsolf.
But tho bill provides for something olao, md
| that is, tho issuo Of moro honda, tho increase
OF the park debt, and, Of course, all increase OF
tic annual interest to 10 paid. This fatal facil-
ty Of issuing bonds is tho great curso Of apoc'al
legislation. Except those who lavo made largo
purchases in tue noighborhool Of tho wcst
parks, no ono is specially Interested In having
them completed Mt onco. Tho treea are oil
planted md they will grow without any tax be-
lug levied for TINT purpose. Tho present au-
n,lal tux is equal to all ordinary wants. and 1t ia
to bo hoped there will bo no moro special legisla-
ton to borrow money and crcate salarIed ofll.
cora to expcnd 1t. Let tho public have braath-
Ing spell. Lot thom lluvo time to borrow the
money to pay tho throo tax loyeB now due snd
payable, before there is my moro bond-solling
und any moro special taxos loyiod.
, 1873-01-23
CONTENTS OF To.DAYs TRIBUNE.

F,uar rA0E-Waahtngton News: Proceedings In Con-
gross; THO inrcssI cations Advertisements.
pEct1ND pauE-The Short Route to tho Boa; Addross
1,y {,uyosuor Drosa thu Transportation Questlon-
Dafactiyo building, Tho Observation-Disclosures Lut
ter-1lteraturo. - ...
r,11nD pAaE-pol[eo noard Muddles-Tho porfun,ory
wnr-fat,rond Ncws-.rl,o Law Co,lrts--r -rersnnal-
Tho Tucker Caso-'rho Calumet Dam-Advortiso-
n,ents. -.... ....
FOURTH PAGE-Edltortals-C'lrE News items.
7,t1r} lhEE-Ycserdny's Proceedings in tito Illinois
General Acknowledgement Observation-Disclosures
n,onts.
nrxTIl pAGt-Afunotary md Comnurcfnt.
SEVENTH rAQE-Cnunty AGnirs-Tho Troubles OF tho
Fnrmcr fco,nn,un{cutiun}- Advertisements:
Real Estate. For Snto, To Neut, Wanted. boarding,
Lodging, Utc
EIGHTH PtiGE-Forcfgn Nowa-staso Legslatntos-
New York Nows. Miscellaneous To!egrRms.
, 1873-01-23

Tho Ohio sonate has refused to consider bill
opposing sonator shermana plan for tho re-
sumption Of specie payments, and instructfng
Representatives OF Ohio in Congress- to vote for
additional issues OF legal tenders, and against
any contraction Of the currency.
, 1873-01-23

Attorney General QUITS, Of Iowa, gives his
opinion that the uBe of tho funds Of tho Agri-
Rankin, tho State Troaauror, confe6ses to havo
made, ia q crimo fully covered by tho laws OF tho
State. Tho only courso to bo pursued In tho
caee is m indictment, trial, md conviction.
, 1873-01-23

McNulty, failing toget supcrseleas, produces
witness WHO swears that, on the night Of tho
murder, Bho saw Mrs. McNulty lying in tho
yard, suffering from q Hoyero fall, to which ahe
believes her death was duo, and not to any yio-
lonco on tho part Of her husband.
, 1873-01-23

srnMg OF auDRcn1pTIoN trAYAnlE IN ADVANCED.
Daily, by muf....S12.tl1} RnniGy.. ...."....S33.2 .2H
rnsts Of yohr ut thu sa,1o rate.
1op prevent lony md matnkot 10 suro and Eivo Fort
Once address In tu Including State and County,
1cittgncus may ho mndo either by treit' o1pfoss f''s
pEto ptur, ut In ret;atolod fotlors. At our rlsR.
Terms 10 CRY Hup6cntnEna
as e!verc Saay e1ssnS ID ID eos or por woek
Address TltEn lnitUNHt nin.t, o Hm,cann H.
, 1873-01-23
Another 4nOgRlicfdcs

Special D:spatcI to TAo Chicngo Tffbut4.
srnlNaHELD. Ohio, Jau. 22-Anothor homl.
cldo WAS committed horo last night about mid
night In tho American Hotel. K colorod cook,
named Henry Hcsrigo who was drunk, asBailod
August Dolzo, cutting him IN o horrible 4au-
likely TO oauHo doatl, Ii In the throat, cloae to
tho 1ugular vcin. Dolze is bleeding, and aink-
Ing rapidly tonight, aud cannot survive until
morning. Herriego WAS Rrrestod. Dolce WAS
formerly Lieutenant Oolouol Of tho Eighth OHIO
Cavalry.
, 1873-01-23

Tho State Senate has passed., without dis
sonting voto. the bill postponing the collection
Of taxes now duo until March 10. next, and 1t
has received the signature of tho Governor.
, 1873-01-23

NIr. shollabarger's bill, to create Board Of
Commissioners Of Commerce and to give boun-
ties to American ship-bui1ders, WAS laid on tho
tablo yesterday in tho House, by voto Of 121
, 1873-01-23

The credentials Of tho two Senators from LOU
isiana to fill tho unoxpircd torn Of Senator Kel-
1ogg wore presented to the sonato yesterday.
Tho Committee on Elections, in deciding be-
tween these contestants, must needs review the
whole Louisiana muddlo.
, 1873-01-23

Tho Pail Alall Budget, which is one Of tho
best informed paporB in England, in a lato mum"
Dor discussed tho Louisiana political complies
tiop and tho recent carpet-bag scandals In tho
Bouth Carolina Legislature, end very naturally
voudora how any American who values tho
, 1873-01-23

Thiors continues his sickoning slaughter on
tho plain Of Satory. Three more Communists
wore shot yesterday. Ton others arc to DO i'm
priRoned for life.
, 1873-01-23
OBITUARY..

William drosaourth, who has boon quite vol
known In this city for tho past two or tAroe yeara
az musiclAn aud oroAestra conductor, died At Bt.
Luko's Hospital on Sunday Last, In extreme des-
tltution and almost frieplless. He came to thia
city about three yeass ago, from Buffalo, and
, 1873-01-23
i. HORTICULTURE.
The Northern Illinois Hortl-
cultural Society.
Address Of the I'rcsidcnt--Dis-
cHssion OIL Grapc-Cu1ture.
Fro}at Our Qicn Corrtspondtnt.

Front Our 0en Correspondent
FnErponr, ill.,, Jan. a, 1873
Tho Society was called to order ns 10 d. n., at
tho Court 11ouso, by tho President, Lewis Ella
worth. Thoro woro fow In attendance on nc
count OF tho do1ay OF trims iii consequence Of
tho storm Of laat oyoning. Tho session WIS ad-
1ournod to 2p. m.
, 1873-01-23

Governor Ogloaby Inns been officially declared
United States senator-elect, md announces that
he will rosign the GovernorBhip to-day, at noon.
, 1873-01-23

MYERS OPERA NOuSE-Monroo street, betwoon
s,ato and Dearborn, Arlington, Cotton Kon,hla's
h3iu,ttol aud Hurles,uo Troupe Ethiopian Cumicacs
, 1873-01-23
TO.DAf'S A1uSEm mENTS.

h1NrN'S T}IEATRE-Waba.h hvchus, cosnar Of Con.
.,a otrool A1mno Opera Boutfo Trpupo. "1enevIoyo "
Gi9 ltabant"
, 1873-01-23

UuDLEYs OPERA HOuBE-Randolrh STREET, ba-
tstsn Clark and 'J.aSallc. Now Cumcdy Company
"Eatu."
, 1873-01-23

Tho Honato voted yostorday, two to ono, to
abolish tho frnnking privilege after July next.
, 1873-01-23

GLOBE ETIIEATRl;-Dospla!nos stsoot, botwoan Madl.
con and Washington. Dramatic and Musfcal Variottos
, 1873-01-23

AC .DEMY OF MUSIC I1astcd sraot, snuth ot
nIuIi.ou. Eusaron,pat Of Joseph Murphy, "1Io1p."
, 1873-01-23

m,v1oKEn's YHEATRl1-Madlson streot. botwcan
.Rtnto md Dearborn. Engagement Of Dion Douceaule
lad wifu. *'Korry; or Night and Musnlpg." " ArEah
ia PogJp.h
, 1873-01-23
I,ittsl,,,ru1, OIL Market.

HTTalU1oH jan. 22-Crudo petroleum tending
hiUhcr Balea 1t $200S2lb} refined quiet; rhilade.
phe, 21Ha: Now York, 22o On cars hers for Western
trade, 179l7He.
, 1873-01-23

The Senate has passed tho sloop bill, With an
amendment raising tho number Of Vessels to be
built to 10, as it stood originally.
, 1873-01-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

N1NO.;'S rilIT}IiATRli- Clinton, ,botwoon Waah
IL 4ton rud Rautolpl, streets. Macatlistor.
, 1873-01-23
Oh Gblf3uapo M7ibl1,1e.

Thursday Morning, January as, 1873.
, 1873-01-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Tho session WAS oponed with prayer by tho
Rev. Afr. Patterson. The Attendance Ia quito
respectable, and tho show of choice varieties Of
winter fruits botter than OIL former occasiona Of
tho kind,
, 1873-01-23

Illcro lb want OF Information TO the rtlbl1c
as to tho cost Of planting md cultiyating Of for
tor upon tho detail Of this subject, but would
re1nnrk TINT tho cost ia comparatively light, AZ
small plants can be purchased ut worry low rates.
The preparation Of the ground, md aftor-culture
for q fow yearu, arc about the aane AZ for corn !;
after Which, tho troeH will require no cultivation
md little further attention,
INTEREST OF nA1LnoApH IN TREE-ouLTunE
Some Of our railroads foBl MI intorc6t OH tllo
subject Of troo-plantillg, md will no doubt af-
ford any reasonable facility for distributing in-
formation Oil tho subject to tho public. III tho
mattor Of transportation, thoy would no doubt
reduce ratea Of freight OH aliall trees to thoHo
who purchase for tho purpose Of planting.
COST OF A rREE-rLAN7ATIoN.
would recommend this Hooioty to appoint u
Committee, whose duty 1t shall bo to prepare
tical ytatoment in regard 70 the cost Of planting
culture, growth, aud profit to be derived from
timbor-growiug; to bo distributed for tho infor-
nation Of tho people.
would also suggest that you tako guch action
pnssago by our Legislature Of law TO encourage
foroBt-tilnbor planting,
TAXING or NunsEn1Ea.
Your attention Ia called to a law passed. by our
State Legislature lAHt wintor, taxing growing
nursery stock. It is an unjust discrimination,
aory stock ie aA much growing crop IA corn,
wlloat, or oats, differing only in tho tm' Of ma
turing.
DEPARTMENT os HORTICULTURE.
Tho passage Of ~ aot by tho Leginhture Of
the State to oroate = Department Of Horticulture.
horticulture In sueh manner % will ii just to
each portion Of tho State, aud alao To- an ap-
preparation for the publishing Of the torticul-
tura traaaactlona. !s.lmportant, and alpuld ro-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-03
BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI

Thousands have already gone, and thou.
sand, more are turning their eyes towards
new homes In the fertile West. To those
going 10 Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
RADIO, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, oregon or
California. we recommend a cheap, safe.
quick and direct route, via st. Louis. over
the Missouri Pacigc Railroad. which runs
it- fine Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers
from -. Louis 10 principal points in the
Wet. without change. We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track
and the finest and safest equip
ments OF any line West of the Mississippi,
and it, connections with roads further West
are prompt and reliable. The Texas con-
nectlon of this road l. now completed, and
Passengers are offered a first class all-rsil
route from -. Louis TO Texas, either over
the Missouri, Kansas n Texas X. r., via Sc
dalia, o. over the Atlantic a Pacific Il. r..
VIA Ninita. For maps. time tables, informa-
ton a 10 rates, routes, Nc.. We refer our
readers to :. II. Thompson, Eastern Passen-
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio or r. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, It Louis, M,sou-
ri. Questions will be promptly and cheer
fully answered
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-03
Total, 10000 Gifts. all Cash

The money to pay all these giu. i'm full 4.
now upon deposit in the Farmer and
DrONers' bank Of Louisville. and ..t aside
Tor that purpose, and can onl, Ice used FOR
that purpose. q. will be seen by Tho follow.
ing certificate OF the cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS AND blowers E,NK.
LOUISVILLE. Nv, April :, lsi3.
This Il Ia certify that there /. in the Fare
Iners and Drover-' bank TO the credit of In,
Third Grand Gin Concert for the bcnetit a.
The Public Library of Kentucky. live hun
bred thousand dollars, which la. been sci
apart 10y the managers 10 pay the gif,. i'm fIll
and viii Ice held bV the bank and tnid ON
for tins purpose, and this purpose ONLY.
Il. :. WEIGH, Cashier.
The party. therefore, who hold. The lick
drawing the capital gift will get SlOg. OD In
sreenbacks, ard 80 of the s50.nO giii. the
100, the S2O, 900, the $1,000. the ~, 900
and Nil the other GIN. 1000 in NUN Der
amounting TO S.yO,UDO
The remnant of unsold ticket. will lac frr.
n-hed 10 those who first apuly order. a.
sompsnied by the money ALWAYS having nrc.
ference over agents al the following urtres.
Whole tickets. sIO. halves -. and
quarters, e. ~: II whole ticket. Tor sluo
" for t.yD, lI3 for 4 $50, and b75 for sjsn
No d!scoun, ON les than slOO worth of ii,k.
cts At a time.
The conct n and di.tribu' ion of yifts will
begiu at q o'clock on TUESDAY morning. Jt,Iy
:. In Public Library hall. and the following
will he the order of proceedings: 1T music
by orchestral band. "a placing Of tau, one
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-03

N@ c. Hanny wishes the
public to be informed that he
has on hand a Stock of Dry
Goods and Carpets as extern.
sivc as any in the Southwest.
and that he is determined to
sell every article at prices
lower than the lowest. Cal
on him to-day and examine
goods and prices. He will
satisfy you both as to quality
and cost.