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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-19
FltTf-TWO YEARS SUBSCRIP-


From the st, Louis Republican,
1he following nOte was rcceIy.u last
evening:
'GLoRGE KNAPP Il Co
"ENTs; Your ptpr has been faith
iHily Gelvered NJ tue corner of MAN and
M"'ianphy streets for ffty-two years
StoP ". he last Of the family died there
on Tue 2Ihd ol last month, ana there is no
one leit to read the paper. / find this
morning twenty-five numbers unopened
IN the 'front.' step. SeLd bill for liqu da-
ton' w. WADDINGHAM,
Administrator.
ST. Louis, October lG, 1873"
Inc Republican delivered regularly nj
the same spot for over half "A century I
Our senior well remembers the Wadding-
nam residence, to which he paid weekly
VISITS, as carrier, forty-six yeatssgo. when
o. Louis was small village. WHAT
changes and vcissilules, what string
events and mighty progress. have been
recorded on the pages of this journal dur.
ing the term embraced in the foregoing
note
There are those who like TO sneer at the
Republicans age ms paper, and who de-
lght IN assocating long-es,ublish
business with the idea of decrepitude but
the' Republican, just in its prime of vigor
z'aI aud enterprise, confesses TO soft
feeling still for the times and tho old
Time people, and 1t is not unpleasant to
know Tor SO We are informed that in the
mansion a; the corner of Main and Null
anphy streets there is room full of
copies carefully slowed away, of the Mis-
sour Republican, running back ffty-two
years.
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From SAN FRANCISCO

LARGE CROWD OF EXCITED PEOPLE
SAN Francisco, October ia larg,
crowd of PEOPLE assembled around the ia,
to zee if United States Marshal Morri,
would bring the crew of the Sunrise 1,
testify agains, her captain, Clark. The
marshal refused to bring them out. lie
viii obey only on writ OF habess corpu,
nd tclitco end will then employ legal
measures to keep the crowd from inter
tcring with the proceedings.
RACES.
Tho attendance at the great four mile
running races, at oakland park TODAY,
was large there being fully 5000 people
present Every indication shows that the
best time was made in the Arst heats.
SECOND HEAT.
In the second heat the horses got A good
start Joe Daniels won the fret mile in
l'5l and Theo. Stevens took n,xt miles
lime, 1870. Ballot Box came in second
and Joe Daniels third. Irene Hardin,
Target and Kate Gift were dis.anced
stevens victory was received by tremen.
dons cheers, Pools are selling largely in
favor of the California horse.
LATER.
Theo. s evens wins in heats and takes
the fret money. Time, 7A3. Theo. Stew.
ems, first; Joe Danies, second, and Ballot
Box, third.
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A Nashville correspondent of the Louis
Vile Courier Journa says that the sixty.
three thousand dollars belonging to An
drew Johnson which was swept away most
probably beyond recovery by the late
panic, was the bulk of his fortune and had
been mostly saved from his SALARY of
twenty-five thousand dollars year, when
he WAS president When il is remembered
that Mr.. johnson was no niggard in his
Hospitality, that there were rs many calls
upon II as there are now on President
Grants, and that the expenses of living
were then as high, if not higher
than they are at present.
1t is sppaent that the reason.
urged for the late extraordinary increase
in the salary of the presid mt have n,
foundation in fact Aud Gen. Grant, will
customary indifference to the Indignation
OF the people at the salary grab, an indig.
nation which has in no manner subsidized
now proposes another way Of adding t,
the emolumen;s Of cabinet members anu
Louis Globe says: "The president in Il
recent conversation, indicated that h,
should recommend, among other things, t,
congress that the United States provide
residences, either by purchase or construe-
ton, tor the cabinet ministers, upon the
ground that there are expenses of hospit-
Atty, receptions, etc, forced upon such of.
fcals which the salaries allowed render
them unable to meet without pecuniary
loss lie will also urge upon the attention
OF the states the providing Of official resi-.
dences Tor their senators At the capital
We believe the president, ia these sug.
gestons, Will mistake the temper OF the
people. The positions OF cabinet minis
ters' senators and congressman, are sup
posed TO entail certain social duties, but
we believe also, that the salaries of All of
these public servants, particularly since
the late increase are amply suil lent Ia
meet ali requirements. And these reouire.
menis are not imperative. Itisama,ter
OF choice whether u cabinet minister q, :,
senator shall give dinner parties, hold re.
ceptions or otherwise entertain, on WIN,
seal of msgnilcence or display he .hAl
doso, or whether be shall observe stric,
social retirement. And hi. choice /, also q
personal and private matter
entirely distinct from his du-
ties rs servant OF the pubic Mr.
Boutwell, when secretary Of the treasury.
boarded at hotel with hi.
wife and daughter neither OK.
tended nor accepted hospislitie.
socially AID except among fow Wash
ington gos'ips the fact was neither known
nor mmented on.
Except to satisfy the grasping spirit of
government officials and CRAFTY love
for display, altogether foreign to the ono.
cherished idea Of Republican simpl city,
there 10 no reason whatever whv the neo.
pie should provide residences at Washing.
ton for cabinet members and senators.
To do do 90 would cost millions Of m ney.
raise invidious distinctions between sena.
tors and representatives, or necessita,e the
building Of residences for the latter also,
snd give encouragement TO a species Of
oflcisf aristoerasJ a. open varience with
the spirit Of republican institutions.
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vsnced. No mixed CSC cash; So DC seller
New ORLEANS, Oct ls.-Pork frmer
SIS So
Bacon easier. Shou' ders and clear rib
Sic; clear, SIC.
Coffee 2O@22c; others unchanged
Cotton firmor.
NEW YORK, October Money com.
paratively easy to-day and ranged from
40 per cent. Green backs closed AT
l-l6Ol-s per cent. premium. Foreign
exchange tirmer, and bankers advanced
rates to 90 per cent. Tor long and 8 for
sight. Gold advanced to &, on money
but finally declined to 81, and closing at
81 Clearances 35 millions. Govern.
monts steady. State bonds steady and
dull. Stocks lower and devoid of special
feature and course of price irregular
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FEOM CINCINNATI.
LARGE FIRE.

CINCINNATI, October ls. Bat,rcll <
Co.'S Cincinnati facing compsny's shops
in the fourth story Of a.brick buildingon
the river just below Newport bridge, was
consumed at daylight ,hi. morning, the
walls Of the building falling in. The nre
extended to Ehler's planning mill and de-
stroyed the second and third stories. To.
tai loss 100000. Ehlcr loses $780, 900 on
building and machinery. Insured for
sloO ooi chiefly in home companies. Bart
rell q Co. lose so, 900 on stock. No in.
surabce The folding hat-rack company
lose $4,000 ON stock. Insured for 81 500
In the We'tcaestcr company, of Spring
field, Mass.
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FROM MEM rIIIS
STEAMBOAT BURNED.

MEMPHIS. October ls-Five miles
above Osceola, ARK, on the Mississippi
river, and above Memphis, at 4 p. IN. yes.
terday, the Mary Il. Poe was discovered
to be on fire on her boiler deck. The
flames gained Roadway so rapidly that
the boat was run Oh a bar, and the deck
passengers were forced to swim TO save
their lives. The clerk reports sixty.fve
passengers on board, Of whom there are
the chsmbernaid, one cabin boy, one cab
IN passenger, two female and one male
deck passenger missing. Pilot Hans Cow
an was badly burned before he left his
post, and several of the passengers were
also badly buried, but mono reported Sc.
riously The Poe was II large stern W b eel
st. Louis and Red river line freight car
rier. The City Of Helena arrived at the
scene soon after, and rendered all assist
ancc possible, and brought tho survivors,
to this city. The clerk of the Poe. John
w, Poe, left for s.. Louis this forenoon.
The Poe was on her down trip.
NO IMPRovEMEST
reported in the fever, though the NOR
taIity is not MS great rs expected. There
were 30 deaths from ycllew fever and 20
deaths from other cases. Total 80.
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The "Hon. Joan" being away from
nome, we take occasion to publish the fol-
lowing from ths Sal ne county Register ::
Inc Cairo BULLETS, after being issued
10 an evening paper tor week, again
comes out IN the morning, and ObrrlN
sAys he "will continue to issue it as n
morning paper until it becomes hi.
thing like the Chicago Times or sinks
into its little grave"
The Hon. John is made Of the right
material, and If the people Of Cairo de-
not support him they deserve to be "cut
or ~ the Mississippi and see Mound
City become tho metropolis Of Southern
Illinois.
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FROM SALT LAKE.
AT rACiIED

ATTACHED
SALT LAKE, October lS.-The First Ma
t'nsl bank has attached Saturn, Sheridan,
Hellming * Cos furnaces and Camp
Floyd mill. Work will be carried on a.
usual. The change in officers is immense.
There is sn immence quantity OF bullion
locked up. Silver is now selling ut lees
than seventy cents per ounce. There is A
general depression in money circles.
TRIANs RUNNING.
Trains arc now running on the Brig.
ham Canyon narrow guage railway.
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FROM LITTLE ROCK.


rbLLoW FEVER.
Little Rock, October ls.-A Memphis
cigar and tobacco merchant died here thi.
morning from what was pronounced vel.
low fever. lie left his home A few davs
ago to escape the epidemic.
THE WEATHER.
There was heavy rain last night and
the weather turned cool this morning and
mas been growing cooler. Frost expo cted
DISPATCH
from Fine Bluff announces the doa,h of
Gen. Sam Mallory and C,l. Arthur Hin
ingwhy from yellow fever. Both we're
connected with the L. X. and b. railroad.
Both men we're former members of the
state senate.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
DECIDED.

DECIDED.
LOUISVILLE, October lS-In the case of
Maeks against Mckinney and others, for
some days before the United States court
here, the jury returned a verdict of fifty
dollars damages. Meeks is badly dissatis-
fed with such small damages, and will
appeal.
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1T 10 believed that only about fifteen
thousand people sleep in the corporate
limits Of Memphis, and about half the
number are whites and half coored,
About ten thousand people leave the city
at night to sleep in the country.
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From CLEVELAND


PAID UP.
CLEVELAND, October ls.--Tbe Cleve
land rolling mill mpany, whose month
ly pay-rolls amount to nearly one hun
dred THOUSAND dollars, paid their men in
full this afternoon,
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FROM SHREVEPORT
INTERVIEWS.

INTERVIEWS.
SHREVEPORT, October ls.--Telegraph
force oil well W H Williams, IS; Dan
icl Savage, IA Rev q y McCloud, 81 !;
Daniel Brown, colorcd, 2; Arthur Thomp-
son, 90 ) B Smith, 10; Mrs V N uum-
merry, 33; Morton Anderson, colored, 40.
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FROM ALBANY.
bUtGLAEY.

BURGLARY.
ALBANY, \. Y, October ~. Abraham
fosts house at Cstskill, was entered last
night by xix men, who bousd the family
ana robbed the house Of considerabls
amount Of money, bonds and silverware
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FROM WASHINGTON.
INTERNAL REVENUE REcy,prs

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON, October l8.-The inter.
nal revenue receipts today were $40, s55
for the month $s,9ss, 1852; for the fiscal
year $780, So, 1913.
Outstanding legal tenders $3.50, 500, 4ss.
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Onicin, Paper Of the city and County.
,oHN Il. OBERLY. Editor and Publisher
TERMS OF THE DAILY pULLHTrN:
Reading matter ON every page.

Hon S. Cox has been nominated by
the Democrats of the sixth congressional
district in New York, TO fiji the plac. of
james Brooks, deceased.
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S20O.OOO ToIt @0o
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Q. 1873.
5l,SOo,OOO.

divided into 1900 cab gins sin be Ill trib.
uted by lot among the tirkct-hOlder. The
numbers of the tickets to be drawn from
one wheel ny blind children, and the gus
from auaihpr
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LIT OF GIFTS.
Total, 12OoC Gifts, All Cash.

Total, II ono Gifts, All Cash.
The distribution viii be positive y ether
all the tickets are sold or not, ana thu II. 900
G1ft- all paid IN proportion TO the tickets ,old
all unsOld tickets beng destroy cda. Il the
First ard Second Concerts and not TcpIe.
sented in the drawing
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PROPOSALS.
PRnPoSsssIhs roR GuI.sIoNE wOaK
sI liz nImN OF IhE INV JAIL FoR
OF sUPEEyriN6 ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
NnNhfnrfna II n Iulu "A lGrl

TREASURY DsPasInENT,
sealed ProPosals will be received at this once
nh,li ~ m Of the sTH nAY OF Apsusr 1873 foF fur
ths Coumsi. ali of ,Ss Wn s1r
IT, Tor the exterior Of the building and all Of
&C. p for h s1d s Y. ta
sch ornnce with the Drawings, Specifications and
The species Of stone from which a SELECTION will
stone, and North River biue.tone. '~'''
ns, sl DC e TIE ton 2, sSf fur
70 be II BY Il iBchss showing face ne nstu-
RAJ fracture Of the stone, and on the others the diff
lerept grades Of cutting proposed to be dsne the
The whole Of ,hs and ready to
:.k: .fsf s SsS. e. Z a.
atty Of one hundred dollars SlUO) for each and
% Be- he
by the Drawings and described By the Specincations
No bids will be received excep. from the owners
or lessess Of the ausI,es from which the stone is
have the necessary facilities for pEosnpt execution
Payments will be mado monthly, deducting ten
per cent OF WORK executed, until the nnal compile
An bids must be made on the printed form to be
the bond Of responsible persons, in tbs sum Of
i've thousand dollar. s5,cOO,l that the bidder will
and execute bonds therefor 10 the amount Of ten
sss hs o JnSs to
the United States Court, the District Attorney Of
the district in which the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right reject any or
All bids II be deemed for the interest OF the Gov
srnment to do so, or to accept either division there
o. or to award the tagging and cut stone to fer-
ent PARTIES and no proposal that does not conform,
IN every respect, to the reauirements Of this Adver
such. 80
Plans, Specific atoms, and schedules can be pro-
cured on application 10 this office.
Proposals must be enclosed in q sealed envelope
endorsed" Proposals for Cut stone Work &c for the
New Jail, District Of Columbia" aud the samples
must have label with the name Of the bidder and
quarry marked thereon, and both must be addressed
to A. b. MULLETT,
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IHE COAL MoNoPoLN.-The New York Tri-
pune says 90 The great coal monopoly is with
nNe comp anies. The total production OF
anthracite coal Is about two millions OF
tons a month. These i've companies, who
own All the desirable and productive
coal regions, propose 20 keep down the
supply ~ one means of keeping up the price.
ne fennsy wanna company last year. though
gong small business, paid . % per cent. cash
dividend on = ,0oO,cf~ and Interest on a funded
and floating debt OF a million. The Delaware
ana Hudson Canal company paid a cash diyi-
dened OF 10 per cent on : IS 900 OOO of ,ap,t.I
interest OF slS,9OO,0 600 Of debt, ami reported no
noatlhg debt The Delaware, LacKzWanna and
western read paid 10 per cent. an cash on s9a :
eo-oeo capital, and Interest on - 600 900 of debt
The Reading railroad paid ten per cent cash
dividend on S3i 600 600 of stock, and Interest ON
10000 Of debt, drawing only about sGoO 600
from reserve fund, tho profits OF previous
years The Lehigh Valley railroad paid ten
per cent on S2l ,O0a0OO OF stock and int rest on
slo,0Oo,eoo of debt. The New Jersey Central,
lessee of the Schuylkill and SusquehAnna ran
road, is also believed to have made is ten pea
cent"
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pRQP0SALs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
Il CURED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF Tn 4
NEW G0XERNMENTBU BUILDING AT PHIL
OFFlCk OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


sa.,o, WAsHINsTON, July 18th, 1873.
nishins and delivering q, the site 81 the proposed
SS9SMsEn%snt BqiIding at Philadephs Pa aI the
~ hsd;ION STONE required for the exterior Of
The species Of stone from which a selection will be
stones and the qualities especially Insisted upon will
UNIFORMITY OF color and texture, durabi ity, and
.ne capacity Tor working under the chisel or ham
A sample block, l7xl2xl2 inches, showing on one
race the natural fracture of the stone, and on the
uheient kinds Of cutting, must be submitted
No stone that has not been tested BY actual use as
cut stone In buildings for at least years. will be
used for that period must Be- nn T. has been
. The stone must further have a good grain, and be
capable q furnishing the quality and quantity de-
About 900 cubic feet, more or less, will be re-
Quired. The actual average of the stones cannot
gest stones containing about 300 cubic feet The
stones will be ordered schedule Of net skies, in
sd payment win be made, allowing an addi
pie STOCK and Of one half inch to each cut face Of
Bidders will state how soon they can commence
delivering the stone and the amount per week they
can deliver: They will also state the average and
from their quarry.
or iessees Of the quarries from which the stone is
proposed to be furnished, and certificate from the
he.OIucI " lne county IN WHICH tine quarry Is stu
ated, that the bidder is the or essees of the
quarry, must accompany the bid.
All proposals must be made and In full accord
ance with the printed forms to be obtained appl
cation at this Office, and must be accompanied by
penal bond in the sum Of fifty Thousand dollars
that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract, awarded to him, and give bond therefor
in thepenal sum of one hundred thousand dollars
$4,000 and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
70 the Government security for the faithful per.
formance Of the contract, the lease to take effect
upon the failure Of the contractor to comply with
the Government to take full possession Of the quarry
and work 1t at the expense Of the contractor IN
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
Gil bids or to divide the contract and use two or
Proposals must be inolosed In Q sealed envelope,
indorsed Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
New Government Building, Philadelp hia, Pa ;" and
addressed to A B. MULLETT,
jyl2-At Supervising Architect
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WORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
Treasury DEPARTMENT,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, ID. c., August l, ISIS
Mea proposals viii be received at this once I'M
III . AZ: ArGusr -, lSs, for furnishing, hitting
the Windows q the South Wing and the Cast-iron
Columns and Pilasters req uired for the Basenant
firsf Second, and Third Stories OF the Es a WING
9t the New state, War, and Navy DEPARTMENT.
b1hding q Washington, ID: O.
,Coples OF the Drawings, Specification, and Seized.
u4e may be had on application at thG Office
Proposals viii be made by the piece, weight or
ineai loot, Tor the various items Of work called
The work will not be subdivided among different
The whole OF the Window Frames must be COM
pleted within two months from date Of acceptance
and the Columns and Piiasters OF Basement within
On. yhe montn, the remainder A may be required by
Pay ments will be made on the delivery and &C.
eeptAnce Of the work, deducting per cent until
the eornpletion Of The contract.
, All bids must be accom- panied By q penal bond in
ne sum o. nve thousand dollars, (e6o0O) that the
9ertined BY the Uuitsd states Judge, Clerk OF the
United States Court the District Attorssy OF the
oi,rrlct wherein the bidder resides.
ne apartment reserves the right to reject any or
I'm % 90 so: and any bid that Il not male ON
49, 90 form, 70 be obtained at this Office, and
nov conform In every respect with the terms on
,nq soNertsenent, will not be considered: neither
~, pig pcsals be received from parties who are
iron work. and Who have net the necsssrY fsril;sss
for getting out the work. .~'''o7
All bids must be enclosed In Q sealed enx.l,n.
and and endorssd s.Propossls for Cast-iron Work. of
Departments Building, W ashingtoa, ID q ana ~
dressed to A n MTITtTT ~
suel.nt supervising Architect
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EVENING STAR.

ALUcEr BsBY A Mr. King had surprt~.
~ ShawncetowN. ~. the other dsv. n Vas an
accident that Mrs. ktng happened 90 be al
ShAwneetown. She did not intend % 20 there
but the stesmbca tIennie Howell on witch She
nss travelling, struck = suAg and sunk In the
uhio river. Several Of the passengers were
atoMted: and anoug them some Oh ldren Mr.
n ng had chtld on board whom she incurred
a. lost and wasstaken 20 Shzwneetosn with
out her babe. The Jennie Howell SINK deem IN
the water, ard the next morning men went
"a the vessel oarecover the bodies OF the lost
Soon after daylight mattress vas discovered
Heating In the cabin. which VA flled with vs.
ter nearly 20 the ceiling. Upon examination !.
child, little hoy, Was discovered on the maj,
tress, sleeping - peacefully ~ ii nothing nm
usual had happened. His bed was not very ar
for IL had sun = good deal from soaking eat
still sustained its living freight. In due time
The child was sent 10 ShawncctOwn. where the
passengers had been landed the cvenin a before.
It's coming made an excitement among the
wrecked travellers, for more than one mother
hsi lost children by the disaster. IL Vas n
tnuching scene when Mrs. King recas ui Eed the
Guild a. her hoy, whom she had mournei - lost
Tor nearly twenty-four hours The preservation
OF Moses IN the halrushes Was not - mirscu Ions
as the safety OF Mrs. Kings boy. He had been
tossing about on the waste OF waters in the ca
TN All night, and Was brought TO his mother
ailNe IN the hour Of her deepest afiiiction.- Ms
sour hepa hfc0o
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FooD MEDICISR.-Dr. Hall relates the case of
man who was cured OF biliousness by going
without his supper and drinking freely
OF lemonade: Every morning, says the doc
tor, this patient Arose with \ wonderful sense
OF rest and refreshment, and a feeling As though
the blood had been literally washed cleansed
and cooled by the lemonade and the fast His
theory is that food will be used as a remedy for
many diseases successfully. As an example he
cures cases OF splitting blood by the use Of salt;
eIilps and yellow fever by watermelOns, Kid
ney affections by celery; poisOns, olive or sweet
oil; eryspelas, pounded cranberries applied 20
the parts affected; hydrophObia. onions, Sc
so the way 10 keep In good health Is really TO
know what to eat-not to know what med icines
to take.
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A FIcKLE MAID.-The Springfield fM.ssA
hepuhhean tells the woes of a rich old bach
elor-not 50 very old, either-in Amherst, " no
had Wooed and a. he supposed, won a fair dam
sci OF the place. 1.-The bridal day was 90
have been on Thursday. So much confidence
DID the would. be Bridegroom place in his in
amorith that he gave her $500 for the purehaAo
OF her trosseau. The girl took the money and
went TO the city, but not 3 cent did the frugal
maid eSpend. She bought some sc00 worth OF
feminine attire, and haa IL charged 30 her ex-
pectant lord and matter. The happy day came
but no sound OF marriage bells was heard The
DAY before the tickle fair hsd left, ostensibly
loI the south, but really for the Hub whittier
afesuve student lover, who had long secretly
courted her, followed. The disappointed cas-
lebs thinks hymens bonds very uncertain prom
erty for Uncle Sans securIties.