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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-26
CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
AND CAIRO AND Full.
TON RAILROADS.

The shortest and only direct route from
Cairo 10 Jsoksonport, Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Fulton, and all points in Arkansas
and the Southwest, and Galveston, Houston,
Dallas, Austin and oil points In Texas
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Through ticksts, through bills OF lading,
and information - 10 freight rates, pas
senger fare, connections, etc., can be OBJ
tanned at the compsny's sface in Winters
block, corner Of Seventh street and Com.
mercisl avenue.
Hacks Will call at private residences and
hotels for passenger, when orders are left
IN time.
Elegant Pullman palace sleeping cars on
al night trains.
Trains ran daily, Sundays excepted from
the Csiro Once - follows:
cHARLYsToN ACCOMMODATION.
Leave 6reendeld's. .9:33 IN and 4:O5 I. m.
Araive at Greenheld's. DIT m and3:3s I'm.
ExPRRss BUNS DAILY
Leaves GreoDfeld's. .2OO:p. m,
Arrive at 0reenfeld's. lao p m.
ID. AxT1LL. Chief Engineer.
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stock, which is small for
spring, and pay two profits for
the manufacturers in those
places bought their piecs
goods for spring sale last fall,
not getting the benefit of Jay
Cookies troubles. Mr.. Farm.
baker pays his sole attention
to buying; and being we'll &C.
quainted knows where bar.
gains are to be found. Of
course every merchant will
tell YOU she buys the cheap
est, but in business as in life.
Judge a man by the company
he keeps Farnbaker the
C'othier asks for nothing nm.
less You think he deserves it.
lGpplc have not the least
idea how goods have fallen. un.
Til the examine a stock bought
lately at "bottom prices"
A small quantity Of our
spring stock has already ar.
rived.
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THE CL0THIE r,

Extends a cordial invitation
to all those who wish to save
their money and get "value
received" for what they do
spend, to his large stock of
Fine Clothing, bought lately
at prices unknown to country
dealers. " Having a resident
partner in New York-a
gentleman of long experience
and a most extensive. acquain-
lance among Metropolitan
Clothiers, gives us advantages
for buying at the lowest notch.
A Country dealer (such they
call them in New York;, goes
to market with the right idea,
goods lower than last year,
but he is unacquaintcd with
those whose "sfoe pinches'
badly; and of course las to
pay "the same old price"
Then there are a great many
who go to st. Louis, Chicago
and Cincinnati to buy their
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-26
FRUIT TREES.

All kinds Of apple and pear trees OF
the finest varieties, all grated, four yssrs
old and will bear fruit next year, are for
sale st the court house saloon. They will
b delivered to order. Call early and
mako your selections. LAHME & BAKER.
270-3-26-6t
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FOR BALE.

Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each -
feet long, ~ inch Dram, 2 II inch Flu>s
with Ars fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in asst-elass
ordsEi; bssn used only three nontAa 20,
prics, ETC., inquire Of J. T. R.xHI1
9-33-N. Vulcan Iron Works,
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For RENT.-The brick house situated
corner Third street and Commercial ave-
nue.. The house has been put IN good re.
pair throughout and is we'll arranged for
. hotel or boarding house, also rooms to
rent on Third street. Inquire Of VIM.
McHale, No. 8, Winters block.
lO5-2-3.tf
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RED WAGON
PUBLIC SALE,

I will sell my entire stock Of the best
of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Poultry,
Butter, Egg, Lard, Irish Potatoes, Sweet
Potatoes, Apples, Flour, Meal, Spiced
Beef, and the best Of Corned Beef. The
sale will commence at o'clock in the
morning and continue until nine at night
each day for nine months, Sundays ex.
ceptsd. have also $50 acres of the best
Of cotton land 70 sell or exchange for Cairo
property. I also want several good agents
to sell fruit trees. All OF the above will
be explained by calling on s. Patterson,
corner Of Ninth and Walnut streets, q
there is the place the sale Of the meat and
vegetables will DO made. s2-l.3l-lm
CAIRO, Ills, Jan. 80, 1874.
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MOUND CIfY ACCOMMODATION.
Lsays Cairo st 1l:3O Am. and OILS p.z
Lssve Mound City 1t 1895 pm. and G:lO p

aVoNO VIII ASOVAnVNAiAoNs
Lsays Cairo 1t ll:3O Am. and OILS pm
Lssve Mound CITY 1t 1895 pm. and G:l0 =. m.
Freight trains stop over night at Carini;
run from there as mixed train, leaving at
b:SS s.m.; leaving Vincennes at 7p.m. the
Frame evening for return trip.
CONNECTIONS.
At Cairo with the Mississippi Central,
Mobile amp Ohio, for all points -oui; Cairo,
Arkansas and Texas, for all points in Arkan.
Sas and Texas.
Al vincennes: Indianapolis and vincennes
railway for Indianapolis and all points north,
east and west; with Evansville and Craw.
lordsville railway for Evansville, Terra Haute,
Danvt)le, Chicago and all points north, east
and west; with Ohio ana Mississippi rail-
way for st. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
al points east and west.
At Norris City crossing the Springfield
and llli3ois Southeastern railway.
L. w. PALMHR, Gen'l 6up'e
Z. p. WILSON, 0sa'l Passenger, Agt.
S7.13-tf
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Go to G. W. HESDERsoNs, 100 Com
msroial Avenue, for the celebrated "Ohar.
Ter ak,""xsy Flower" or other cooking
stoves, tin and hollow ware, water coolers,
bath tubs, ETC., etc. If you want the best
wood stoves, buy the "Charter Oak; the
best coal stove, buy tho "May Flower"
037.2.1l-d1m
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HURRICAN ME-

We have received on assignment a
large lot Of sewing machines in perfect
order, which we will sell at bankrupt
prices. J. Is. PnILLIs Il SON.
167-3.2l.cl
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The LAnoEsr STOCK Of bird cages, TOT.
let sets, water coolers, bath tubs and Z
general stock Of tinware stores ever Of.
fsrsd in Cairo may Be found, cheaper than
the cheapest, at c. w. Hsnderson's, No.
100 Commercial avenue. 23s-3-l4-lm.
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FLAT BOAT FOR SALE

For sale new Fat boat, so feet long
and Is feet wide. She can DO seen at the
bank near Hallidsys warehouse, where
she is lying. For particulars apply on
the boat. 273-3-25.a
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RIVER NEWS.
r.ssz'.sI D

49, Va
and departures for the ~ hours ending A.
o. m. last evening:
Steamer Graosy, Columbus
Fisk, Paducah
i" Arkansas Belle, Evansville
" Future City, st. Louis
F." John A. Seuddsr, New Orlesn,
I" Belle Memphis, Memphis
Raven, st. Louis
" John H Bigley, Memphis.
DEPARTEp.
Steamer +. p. Gracsy, Columbus
james Fisk, Raducah
I" Askansas Belle. Evansville
Future City, New Orleans
Rover, st. Louis
" John A. Scuddsr, st. Loui,
/" Belle Memphis. 81. Louis
J. II. Biglsy, st. Louis.
THE RIVERS.
The Ohio river rose q little over four
inches yesterday. There was considerable
drift afoat, indicating that the rise will
continue for few days longer. There is
no change Ia the condition Of the Missis.
sipp. The weather W. pleasant, and
the levce and wharf WAS full Of idle peo-
pie. Business was extremely dull.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Arkansas Bale brought l25 bbls.
potatoes for 81. Lpuis.........The jim Fisk
brought on, q fair nip........ The Jno.
A. Scuddsr has l5l bales moss; 200 psck-
ages crchandise; 1856 bbls potatoes; 10
punches bananas; 600 boxes herrings; 20
casks soda; l1G bbls rice; 81 hhds sugar;
80 bbls molas.ss; 200 boxes oranges and
lemons; i2S bundles bags Tor St Louis.
........The Rover took up She remaining
portion of her tow here .......Ths s. II.
Bigley arrived with tow of empty bar.
ges from Memphis, and takes three
barges coal to ST. Louis.
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WILCOX

TEN pounds Of brown sugar for 81; s
pounds best coffee sugar at 81; p pounds
Of choice butter at 81; baking powder 45c
per fb, Imperial tea at 81; potatoes 30
cents per peck; 8 lbs coffee $l,at Wilcox's
Block. l07-2.4.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-26

FoR SALE Oh ExcHANaH-A Farm
near Villa Ridgs-good house and young
orchard. Inquire at this Office or address
T. B. FARRIS,
244.3-l7-u Ullin, Ills
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ATTENTION FARuERs. We have .
J small lot Of the Uric movable point
steel plows, which We are now offering al
cost to close them out.
bEERwART, ORTIZ & Co,
I'm 1876 CONNER cial avenue.
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NorIcs 10 hereby given that 1 will pay
no bills for goods sold TO any Of the en-.
ployes Of THs CAIRo BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for the use Of the office
unlese the same are furnished on an order
igned BY Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2.20.ly JOIN 81. OBHRLY,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-26

Mas. RuMBoLD 10 prepared to BLEACH
and PRESS hats and bonnets in the most
approved style, and in manner TO give
entire satisfaction. Call at her residence
on Fifteenth street between Walnut and
Cedar. S. 236--3.lb-tf.
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Secondhand clothing, watches, jewelry,
pistols, &c, bought and sold. Also 10,
Brussels carpet, furniture, tts., for sale.
Opposite Cairo and Vincennes railroad
depot. [lsS-2-27.tf1 N. CoYNE
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NOTICE

All persons are notified that ] will pay
only such bills as I give written order
for. &. II. WOODWARD.
2G9-3-25.et
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Fox SALE-$2,0o0 In city scrip. For
sale In quantities 10 suit the purchaser
Apply TO H,T. GEsouLp,
173.3-22.f N
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

ON L HU NUKEU DOLIAKS.
We have . Parker Brothers Breeoh
Loading Gun, gun and outfit valued at
one hundred dollars, which We offer for
sale for eighty dollars. The above 10 one
Of their best dscsr bombed guns with front
action rebounding locks, and fully war
ranted. Enquire for one week at TIE
BULLETIN OFYICE. II
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

fects OF errors and abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir.
eulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pam institu.
ion having high reputation for honorable
p duet and professional skill. 1913 d&w8m
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UNION BAKERY.

Frank Kratkv desires that the public
should know that he 10 prepared TO deliver
bread Of good quality and quantity, for
little money, in any part Of the city.
Give him your orders, and then look out
for the
RED WAGON
BY which he will deliver to you the staff
Of life. 27l-3-26-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-26

Millinery Goods 70 be found In the market
She viii keep on hand
HArs, RoNsxTs, FLowERs, RlBSoxA
Diuss TRlMMINos OF ALL KINDS,
LApIEs FURNIsHINa Goops, NoTIoNs,
y COLLARS, UsDERsLIEyxs, RUyyA
And All Foods found In millinery stores, al
Of which will DO disposed Of ct the lowest
cash prices. Mrs. Jackson respectfully
ssks cOntipuatisn Of the pataonags which
has been 70 libelally bestowed upon her BY
the ladies' Of Csiro aud ne vicinity.
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MILK WAaoN.-I will commence rum
ming . milk wagon on Monday morning
February 20. will continue IL oil sum-
msr, and respectfully solicit your patron
age. Milk will DO delivered 10 any one
in the city, daily.-morning and evening.
Orders may be given to the driver of the
wagon or left at my leo stand, No 81 Ohio
levee. GFoRaE YocUM
1922. 2l.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DON'T TRUST ANY MAN
Who says he will pay $500 for a case OF
Catarrah he fails to cure. wolcotts Cat
arrh Annihilator has cured thousands who
would have persisted without il, and my
agent will return the money to any pure ha.
ser who tries bottle and Is not benefited.
Did you ever try WOLCOTT'S PAIN
PAINTy By its use Burns never blister !;
1t stops Headache, Toothache and Neuralgia
within five minutes, or money refunded.
my agent. II. l.. WOLCoTT. 2GS-3-25-sw.
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TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
TRAINS Lave CAIRO.
THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
Al. 6a RAILROAD.
CHANGE o. rsRE.
GOING NORTH.

On and after sunday, February -, 1874,
trains will run a. follows:
GOING NORTH
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T H E BULLETIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TO CANDIDATES.

TO CANDIDATES.
To SECURE TIE INSERTION OF AN AN
NouNCEMENT IN TINE BULLErN THE PUBL
CATION FEE MUST. BE PAID WHEN THE
ANNOUNCEMENT Is HANDED IN. This RULE
WILL BR STRICTLY ADHERED TO. CITY
OFFICES 60; WARD oFY1CERs, o..
FOR CITY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce Michael
J, Howley as a candidate, for reelection to
the Office Of City Clerk, at the approaching
city election.
EDITOR BULLETIN You will please an
nouncc that am candidate for the Office
Of city clerk at the ensuing charter election.
229-3-l2-td W. HAWKINS.
FOR CITY TREASURER;
Mn. EDITOR by request Of u number Of
citizens please announce my name as can.
dida,c for the Office Of City Treasurer at the
ensuing charter election.
WOOD RITTENHOrsE.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce that II.
Watson webb IL a candidate for reelection
to the Office Of city attorney at the ensuing
charter election.
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WE have something new In the way Of
half.sheet posters, which We think are
just the thing for the spring trade. They
consist of elk different designs, litho-
gsaphsd, with mortises and margins for
printing. Two OF the cuts are suitable
Tor any business the other four for boots
and shoes, photographers, druggists and
dry goods. We have but one hundred Of
each cut, and will furnish them printed at
Cincinnati prices. We have also some
fancy cards. The Language of nowsrs,'
ten designs; "Bsqust," twelve designs;
Opera" four designs and "Comic" cards
twenty.four dssigns-which We furnish
printed At go TO 1912 per N, Cincinnati
prices. Who wants thsmH Don't oil
speak at once. l83.2.l9.3t
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THE barber shop 10 GA she corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where ]. George Stienhouse with his gen.
tlsmanly assistants can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready TO soothe
your feelings with. smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. 1t 10 . hrst.class shop, and you are
sure of receiving arst-clsss treatment.
Ladies' and children's hair cut or curlsd
after the moe approved styles. s.lb-f
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-25
POLICE CouRT-Judas Snell.


To-day, George Greeley, larceny of an urn-
hrella and other articles from Geo. II. Boston,
whose house ne snesked into yesterday and
seized on what he could find within reach; $40
and costs, Or thirty days in jail. RObt. Gibson,
larceny of suit of clothes worth ST, was tined
$50. Officer Daily arrested him At the Ameri-
can house. Joseph Brandt, assault and battery
on Minnie Langley, who testified tn st this man
insisted upon going with her on the street, and
she tried TO get rid OF him, when he struck her
officer MahODey arrested him, and testified
that they were both drunk; IS. Geo. W, Slough,
assault and battery on James W. Garner; sds-
pended, Also, charged with assault and bat
terry on Frances Slough, his wife, who testified
hat when sober he was = very quiet man, but
when drunk, which was all the time, he is a
terror TO sll about him. Last night he cleared
the house, driving them all into the street; he
gave bonds TO keep the peace. james T. SUIT
on, assault on Richard Sutton, his father, who
asked the judge to commit him 10 jail until
he would promise to stop drinking whisky.
The judge said he had not power to do that, but
put the bonds at 5000 TO keep the peace. Mary
Hopkins, assault and battery on Mary Brothers:
20. William Henson, William Thomas, and
southern Hickman, charged with yagrancy
These are three little col0TOd rangers who have
no homes. found sleeping ahOut in all sorts.Of
places. MIR. BTney told the judge how it " as
and he sent them to tire w1r khOuse. the Reform
School being full. Thomas Evans, an able
bodied six-fCoter, vae sent down as a vagrant
Thomas Thompson, disorderIy in the Division:
%. james L. Sutton, loud and bOisterOus; 9J.
Robert Holmes, same charge; SO. Minnie
Langley and Joseph Brandt, loud and bolster
Ous; S5 each, Kate Ross, Yagtant and prosti-
tute, was sent down. Albert McGrsth, a rum
mill ranger, was Gent 10 the chain-gang. Annie
Williams, loud and boisterous; s.. Frank
Cook pTofane and indecent language. The
testimony developed the fact that the cOmplain
ant, Elias Rasher, was tie first one TO use tha
imposed a fine on both defendant sn1 com
plainant.
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District Government.

EdifoT Of The Star.
Dear Sir,-Hsd / known that the statement,
or petition as it is called, which appeared in
your paper of the 23d inst, and to which my
name was attached, was to be published,
should have asked you TO state, in explanation,
that when that statement Was prepared the pro-
ject Of placing this District under the Execu-
tive departments Of the United States govern
ment was not thought OF by the person or per-
sons who drew up that paper; and feel justified
in adding that, had it been known or supposed
that the committee of Congress having this
matter In charge had il IN view to recommend
such plan, the statement would have been
drawn fayOrfng the same, or the plan OF Com.
mlsSioRers, ~ Congress in its wisdom might dc.
teImine to adopt one or the other. The point
upon which the greater stress was Iaid-the all
important point, in fact, as 1 understand it,
was and rs that there should be TO restoration of
suffrage in this District. In this desire [ can
moi doubt that, as qualified suffrage is probably
out Of the question, nearly all of our tax payers
are heartily united. L understand there are
several other lists Ike the one above referred
TO, and hope you will obtain and publish all
Of them. They have all been signed without
distinction of party; and this Is ~ il should be
Tor we want no partisan organization ia the
atf siTe of this District.
Very respectfully, HoRATIO KING.
Washington, Nov. n, 1874,
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P0ltfieaE KntRs

Governor Houston, of AIabAma, was inaugu.
rated yesterday amid the plaudits OF the people
and general Tt sj0iciDg.
The official count shows that the majority for
the amendments TO the constitution OF Virginia
is e 556. The totals are: For, $3.50; against,
% 9i4
The ofrcial count gives Judge William r.
Brown, the republican candidate for Congress
in the Sd district OF Kansas, nearly {, 900 Ina
jOrity.
The South Carolina Legislature convened yes
terday. l.. b. Elliott, cOloTed, who recently re-
signed his seat in Congress to become a leader
III the legislature, was elected speaker.
II is lntimated that on account OF continued
i'll health Hon. Austin +. Pike, Representative
10 Congress from New Hampshire, will decline
to he a candidate for re- election.
The democrats elect their Congressman in the
ID district Of Kansas by 7S6 majority. Last year
the democratic majority in the district on the
vote for members of the legislature, was over
10 00O.
According to tn official vote Gibson g majar-
ity for Congressman fIOm the let district of
Ia Ris&Bs, Is 6, as, aud Ellis in the 2i district
4,it9. The returning board believe they will
conclude their labOrs by the 1st of January.
The election cSnvRssers in Minnesota have
completed their tabOrs. Each Of the three Con-
gressiODal districts OF the state sends republ-
can to the House of Representatives, although
in the I'd district the contest was close, Nr.
Strait only having 221 majority over MIR. Cox,
his democratic competitor. In the lat district
he republican majority was 2, 995, aud in the
Sd district 2,34S.
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g. EOR ETO WN.

GRAIN TRADE.-No receipts OF grain to- day.
Sales yesterday OF 800 bushels wheat at sl.37l
24e bushels at S137k, !, ,S25 bushels at 81 35X
100 bushels at $l.S3, 1 300 bushels at sI.3lx,
2,500 bushels at $l.32X; also, 100 bushels yellow
corn at So cents. Nj srket strong, with a good
demand by miliers for choice and prime wheat.
THB DANGEROUS CONDITION of the southwest
corner of the market house should be looked
after by the District suthorsties. 1t may fall
into the canal at any time, which would seri-
Ously injure busieess, now that the close of
navigation is so near at hand.
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1T Is NOW NEARLY TWO YEARS since the
death Of Mr. Horace Greeley, and this season
TOT the first time since that event, his daughters
ida ana Gabrielle, occasionally make their 80
pearAnce in public. Gabrielle Is still very young
probably not more than eighteen, bat ha'
grown during her years of seCluslOn into tai
md very besutiful girl Both have exquisite
c0mplexions, lovely eyes, ripe, scarlet lips, and
tne sweet, chlld-Eke expression which distin-
gulshed their father. Ida Is most lbe her father
however, in appearance, and Gabrielle like her
mother. Evidently the most devoted affection
snbslsts between the two girls. Ida, the elder,
'oOks after her sister lovingly, and says: HASN'T
she grown tall and pretty? And Gabrielle re-
marks: Don't yo1 think begin TO look more
like Ida? Their manners are very charming,
fine air Of good breeding, and even distinction,
Of which they are apparently quite unaware
n L Tefter.
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THE Goss CAsE-SsqueG 70 Romauce Of
Crime.-Considerable interest Is felt ia the trial
OF Alex. q. Goss, indicted for perjury in the
United States district court, set down for trial
week from to-day, December 2. This case
will involve the production Of all the proof ths
was adduced in the trial OF the late VIM T.. I'd
derzook at West Chester, Pa. The jury in the
insurance trial in May, 1873, rendered YER
diet in favor of Mrs. GOss, thereby showing that
In their judgment Winfield s. GOss was burned
up In the FIRE on the York road. The Jury in the
trial at West Chester convicted Udderz0ok OF
the murder Of ". $. Goss, and now the same
issue will be again tr led. Udderzook having
died With his lips sealed, the questions stili in
the courts are, who killed W. S. Goss, aud how
many individuals OF that name there are. 1t
would seem this romance of crime will Hever
end. The insurance companies who insured
the life OF W. 5. GOss, and who were active in
the prosecution Of UdderzoOk, have engaged
counsel to aid in prosecuting Alex. q. GUss in
the coming trial. Geo. n. Chandler, esq, Hon
Z. P. Stevens and r. StOckett Mathews, esq.
are counsel for The accused.-B4lt. Sun, 18th.