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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17

from the young surgeon, and sipnifi.
cant motion toward the door, sent Mr..
mcCiosky away muttering, 1Iow
should | know that he meant Ridge.
way, he said apologetically as he went
and returned with the young gentle
man. The surgeon, who was still
holding her pulse, smiled, and thought
hat with--a little care-and attention
i.boj stimulants--might be-dimn-
Ron, ccr.d-he--might leave-tbc pa
s,fo,y IT. me hours with perfect
,;ous g. NJ Ma give further dircc-
It was with great o,,L"Un1 stairs.
ner that half an hour later Mr.. "
Closky entered the room, with pre-
paratory cough, and it was with some
disappointment that be found Ridge.
way standing quietly by the window,
and hi daughter apparently fallen into
light doze. lie was still more con
cernod when, after Rdgeway had re
tired, noticing pleasant smile playing
about her lips, he said softly:
You was thinking Of some one,
JinnyY
Yes, fathcr'-thc gray eyes met h.r
steadily--'of poor John Ashcr
Her recovery was swift. Nature
that had seemed to stand jealousl,
aloot from her in her mental anguish
was kind to the physical hurt of hcl
favoritc child. The superb physiqu,
which had been her charm and her trial
now stood her in good stead. Tn,
healing balsam Of tn,
pine, the balm of rcsinou.
gums and the rare mondicamcnts Of
Sierran altitude, touched her as they
might have touched the wounded doe.
So that in two weeks she was able TO
walk about, and when ut the end OF
the month Ridgeway returned from a
flying visit to San Francisco and
jumped from the Wingham coach at
four o'clock in the morning, the Rose OF
Tuolumne, with the dewy petals of
either cheek fresh as when first un-
folded to his kiss, confronted him on
the road.
With a common instinct their young
feet both climbed the little hill now sa-
cred to their thought. When they
reached its summit they were both, /
think, little disappointed There Is a
fragrance in the unfolding of n passion
that escapes the perfect flower. Jenny
thought the night was not as beautiful
Ridgeway, that the long ride had
blunted his perceptions. But they had
the frankncss to confess il to each other
with the rare delight of sdyh COMES
sion and the comparison of details
which they thought each had forgotten.
And with this and an occasional pity
Ing reference to the blank period when
they had not known each other, hand
in hand they reached the house.
Mr.. McClosky was awaiting then
impaticntly upon the yerania. When
Miss Jenny had slipped up stairs t.
replace collar that stood somcwha
suspiciously awry, Mr.. McCloske!
drew Ridgeway soleranly aside. FL
held large theater poster in on
hand and an open newspaper in tn
other.
. l allus said, he remarked SLOWLY
with the air of merely renewing sus
} pended conversation, i allus said tha
riding three horses to onct wasn't eS
actly in her line. 1t would seem thu
it amt From remarks in this yc
paper il would appear that she tried
on at Marysville last week and brok
her neck New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17
FURNlTuR <
LOW PRICES.

| take pleasure in calling
the attention of the public to
my flesh and full stock OF
new and elegant. Furniture, al
my Furniture and Matrass
Factory, corner Seventeenth
Street and Washington Ave.
nue.. My stock embraces
Bcdsteads, Wadrobcs, Blu
reaus, SideLoards. Wash.
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug
gies, Mattresses and, in Il word,
all that is useful or orna-
mental in my line.
This being the only manu-
factory of Furniture in this
city, / propose offering better
goods at lower prices, and
have made IA large rod aston
in the prt2:s OF ii; my goods.
CAV shd examine my stock
and secure an outfit of choice
Furniture. TO the wholesale
trade | offer special induce,
mcnts. Note the place
Corner Seventeenth Street and
Washington Avenue, Cairo, Ills.
VIM. EICHROFE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fur
niture and Mattresses.
lG5-2-2I-3m,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17
NO SEWING MACHINE RECEIVED A
HIGHER PRIZE.
rEM GOOD REASONS;

IA New Invention thoroughly tested
and secured by Letters Patent.
make aS PERFECT Lock stitch, alike
on both sides, on all kinds oi goods.
3.-Runs Light. smooth, Noselcss, aud
Rapid-bcSt combine ion OF qualities.
i.-Durable-kun~ tor years without re-.
pairs.
b.-Will do all yaritics Of Work aud Fancy
Stitching in a superior manner.
q Is most caisy managed 10y the opera
tor Length Of Glitch may he altered while
running, and machine can be threaded with
out passing thread through holes.
T.-De Ign simple, Ingenious, Elegant,
forming The stitch without the use or Co.'S
Wheel Gears. Rotary cams or Lever Arms.
| las The Automatic Drop Feed, which in-
sures uniform length OF stitch at any speed
| lJss our new Thread Controller. which fol-
| lows easy movement OF needlo-bar an,
| nreyent, injury 10 thread,
| s,-Constrnction most careful ami lin
| ished. lis nauAfaetw al by the most skill
| ful an expo, enced mechanics. at the C.
brsted RlMISGroN hRMoRY, hIoN, n,
Chicago Oilcc, 2s5 state Street.
| S2-4-2G.2m.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
THE COUNTS.

A MOVEMENT AGAINST CRIMINAL LAwYEhs'
The old suit in the Supreme Court 10 oeoa'
the well-kuowu criminal lawyers Howe hu''.,o,
the particulars Of which were published ions ,,".
ago. during the inception OF the movement cao oo,os
the General Term OF the Supreme Court
motion founded on the afidavits OF Addle Deauno".
ana her husband who were convicted In the Oour'
special Sessions Of keeping disreputabie house anu anu
sentenccd by Judge Bowling to BlscEwes isianu' i0
was started through the charges OF Mr. anu MIS-
Beaumont and submitted to the Bar Association az 'ne
time OF the proposed impeachment OF Judge oaTuoho
These charges recied that Beaumont and his we a'er
being sent to Backwes Island were released oy jugs
Cardozo on an application by Howe Hummer as 'nei.
attorneys, under a writ Of babeas corpus. Howe
Hummel, it was alleged, received for thelr services
d 900 which they stated had to be divided petween
themselves aud Judge CardoZo 5udEe D1ni,uS
n second time sent them 70 tne Asionu
and second time Howe q dummei reocr0N
a large fee TO the prisoners IeIease VII. .nis
being divided the lawers again toid % 1nSir
between themselves and Judge Cardozo Thh process
was repeated three tunes, Howe & Hummel receiving
altogether as alleged $500 The Bar Association ala
NOT pr ess the charges at the tme and no invesgaOh
was made Howe & Hummers case was brought before
Judge Barrett about fifteen months ago, on the com
plaiut Mrs Beaumont, but IT was dismissed py tne
Court The present motion Is revival OF the FORMER
one and Yesterday the General Term through Chlet-
Justice Davis issued order TO show cause feturhaDe
Friday, and directed the District Attorney TO take
charge OF the proceedings ~-s
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. OCr. 81.

WEDNESDAY. OCT 81.
BuroDe Queenstown and Liverpool the steamship
Bothna H. Supplementary Mail closed the Post
NJ Steamship sais at from Cunar Dock Jersey
Southampton and Bremen. the steamship
ll:30s Supplementary Mail closed the
Post 80 Steamship y. from
THURSDAY. Ocr. %.
Mails Plymouth Cherbourg and Hsmburg bv steamship
Cimbs IN. Mail
80 Steamship sails al from foot OF
Thrdst.. Hobokep.
steamship City OF Hvsns close
Supplementary Mail Is closed at the Post tOMce 2tO
steamship sails st 3 from Pier No. 8 N X.
PRIDAl OCr %.
Mails for West Ini Brsn and Argentine Confederation nv the
steamship Merrmsck, close at Supplementary Mail VIII
the Post Once 2l5 Steamship at from
Pier No. 43 N. r.
Mai for Halifax N s. the NewYors Post0hee
p. N. and Boston
SATURDAY. OCT. "a.
ireland Liverpool
IL NJ Supplementary Mail closed at
PostOnee 80 Steamship sails at p m from Pe
No. so North kiver
For Continental and Bremen Malls bv the steamship Main mails
130 Steamship sails at from foot Of Ihrdst Ho
boken
Mails for South Central America by the steamship Colon
Supplementary Mail closed al te PosiOhce at
IL a m Steamship sails at II "a. from Pier No. AZ N. H.
Mails key West, steamship C. W. ClTde, close at
Steamship sails at 8 ,. m from Pier No. 20 4. T.
SUNDAY. OCr. %.
All Mails close at oeock The foOtohoe is open roD
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE FISHERY LAWS.
The suit of Royal Phelps, President of the

Society for the Preservation of Came against Geo. A.
Chappe. ct al, came up for trial yesterday before
Judge Van Brunt and Jury in the Supreme Court. Cir
The suit brought to recover $1,000 penalty for
alleged violation OF the Fishery laws In exposing for
sale pounds OF speeked trout In January 1870, during
the close The defense that the fish were
specked trout and Mr. Phelps, Mr. Roosevelt, and
other witnesses rgidy crOss-examned as TO the
difference between brook and salt water trout. The
principal witness for the prosecution was James b.
Land OF No. 252 Sxthave fish dealer, In whose store
Mr. Phelps found the Mr.. Phelps testified that he
then believed the fish brook trout and not as the
defense represented Canada trout purchased in Derby
New Brunswick Juror at this point demanded sharply
Before we start any further want to ask the witness
where he gets the salt water in Canada TO catch the
trout in Mr. Phelps in great astOnshnent requested
the juror repeat s question which he did, and then
Mi. Phelps Ia toff-handed way informed the Juror
that there plenty Of salt water In and around the
British Provinces. The defense set that the fish were
really trout aud the United States act did not apply TO
them aud that the proof was that the witness Laird
purchased them from the defendants for ~ cents a
pound. though picked lot while specked trout bring
10 cents to 81 per pound After two hours dehberaoD
the jury found u verdict for the defendants
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
PASSENGERS SdILKD.

POR HAMBURG-In steamship Hrder, Oct 2O-Mr and Mrs
H. Keller Mrs Eliza fsnner Miss Annie
Washington Jennie Dorsey Henry Abegg Mrs Sarah Bolton
Reese Cbas Schneider Miss Louisa Ungs A. Gelpcke
VIM Lnge Heerlein Mrs H-dweyer aud infant Master
Hsdweye NJ Kaufman Geo Neblnge DR. s. snyely Ernst
Gosen Mrs T. Gorn Albert Beer, Mrs Sophie Deuchmann r.
Roesche Krauen Basenau Samuel Wenh, g. Brawand,
Arnold Schwarzensch Aug Kramer VIM Schmidt
II Bsbea keiIne Mrs. Ernest Tromme Jos
Jonas
Mrs ygoureur NJ Levy Mrs Harrison Mrs Maheson NJ Hay
Harvard child j. NJ Griffith A. Rose GeO S Lock
Lock Chiits Mrs Chids, r d. LghtbouTn, Brill Mrs.
McCalum Kate Pesmsn NJ Sm and wife Miss solomon
Mrs Lghbourn Master lgtbourn Miss Robinson
Miss Lhgh,bourn Miss Cox g Robinson j. Bar
ron Peterson Miss j. Scott Pesrnan Dr. John Bro
lasky Dr. Brolasky MI PoY Charles De Shield Sarah
Smith, wsshngon Mrs Mary Bsseome d. X Turner Mrs
fobe Jackson Lawlor, Wm Davidson Francis Mon
sghan, w. B. Plsiee. Jos. Bstine
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

will bot found to be worth the powder. Among tho
hghtest Of the fancies c.. G. and l. C. the sick
est opening at lot bid, declining to st. and closing
at % bid, without satisfactory reason for Its COM
mandng either Of the prices named Toledo and
Wabash performed in wonderful manner for a
road possessing such remarkable advantages Of
route. and whose stock only about year ago COM
manded much more than double its present price,
1t had recently been depressed by the want of
money, but having obtained all it required an ad-
vance in the quotation was generally expected
Opening at 81. it suddenly dropped to S0s, and
hnally to 29l. The venerable Mr.. Drew ia credited
by rumor with being the cause of this effect. The
decline since last night is q per cent. Ohio and
Mississippi was sluggish in spite of all efforts to
make 1t lively and closed at gain of /. All eyes
are directed to the place where the great operators
are supposed to be. and outsiders are fighting shy
lest a trap may be sprung at any moment. The
opening highest lowest and cl0ainp Drces were
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
TUESDAY. Oct. 2O-P. VI.

TUESDAY Oct. 20-P VI.
Nearly the entire list Of speculative stocks shows
decline of to 2. from the closing quotations Of
yesterday on business not at all remarkable for its
volume but noteworthy for the extraordinary ef-
forts made to break down prices The whole artil-
lery of the shorts to have been directed at the
Lake Shore shares, though others brought
down in the expectation that this leading speciality
would follow in their train, but it to possess
the quality OF stubbornness in degree 1t hardly
ever received so severe pommeling as was admin
istered to it during the earlier hours of business to-
day. and the quotation advanced in the very face OF
it. When left to itself however, as il finally was. it
gracefully receded from s0i the highest price Of the
day, to 79I, the final quotation at the close. The
of waiting, and OF hoping apparently against hope,
bought in his short stock betimes in the morning,
may have helped to sustain the price. Erie, which
was the subject of the usual coquetng between the
various markets Of the world in which il is dealt,
maintained itself here generally at 80, but was
with view, doubtless, TO influencing to-
monow's opening price IN London. which
Will reach of course before the beginning Of our
operations. The manipulators are probably accumu
lating stock slowly; but to do so without marking
up the price requires q vast deal of tact and indus
try. much telegaphug hither and thither. and an
expenditure of money that makes theirs q rather
rugged path. If. however. they accomplish their
alleged object the probabilities are that the game
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NEw-YoRk. 20
Steamship Philadelphia, Davis philadelphia James Hand.
steamship Columbus Reed Hsysra R W% 7; n Clyde 90
Steamship Georgia tBr) Mckenzie Hamilton Bermud' E. Out
steamship Achilles Tu,,s Wilmington, n C. Geo W cyds
Steamship C. ComsiOc2 Davis Pladephis, ". Krlpatnck
s:RD Gulf s2S 2.Sn csissGn alsy G SS'' Co.
Steamship Minnesota tBr Dunn Liverpool via Queenstown Williams
Ship Bhagew.ter. Cromwell. San Francisco smOnsOn che
Bari CASTELAR, (NOr). Lund, Bristol, Funeh Ed's Co
B.Is .s D9n BngstSw. Ga H. Sss ST
BARK Lady Elizabeth lBr Cobbe London Arke, Tos Co.
Br wih'ms Cape TOwO and Port Elizabeth C. o. H.,
BTs josephine tBr G,nou St Johns F., H.tOn Watson
Brig Eeva (Br) smeer Brdgevser N s., Ha,Op, Watson
Brg Dos Hemnos tMer Abeasury, Vera Cru. Com Co.
Nelly Potter Howard Washington NJ G., W. A. Hlnman
ser NJ M. He.,h Nichols. St de cuss wayden Co
seSr eSr fssr Wind sesa.s Ferguson
s s slis1S Il Sa mS'a aS Fssasn
s @ Marcus s %" h%sy .a Marcus had rsa Co.
s, e sPST % S Ma.a "a G'c. and 'fs bark Irene
terdsy BY Punch Edye Co., not as before reported.
ARRIVED
steamship Gisucus Wilmington DeL ballast Metro
'I'I1 Ship Pes Maxwell fOf St. John b. Marshall Antwerp Aug
Bsys Doris RcihoS (new $50 ton Ous Mbdge Is days
B.sS Msad Norl Christensen London 62 DAYS. mise
s... R.s S''''' tot '''''' D'''''' '" A''''
s Aieda Laura Jorgeusen Baracoa ~ DAYS with fruit
sehr VIM. Buck, Miie Wilmington ~ e.. days with naval
with spilng.
scbr NJ Psnenck Rcksrds Georgetown c. 10 days With
naval stores
sehr. D. Bsysd, Caup Baltimore for Bridgeport
DOMESTIC PORTS
Oct 20Arryed steamship Lancaster, Mills from Pba
depha
kYwcAsrLE 20Psssed down bark Hicole Dro iaLl
r. v. GUdfis, for Do W A acasi,D for portsmouth
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Oct l6Anved steamship City Of Mexe), from New
York - -, .. ., =, 80
Gsde and Cunsrd Line aship China, Gill both from NeS
York O Liverpool here Monday 81 midnight
20-The Anchor Lane steamship Ethiopia, Craig
from New York 10 Glasgow. arrived here to-day.
DISASTER.
Rowan Canada 0 20-schr American with $4,000 bush
Buffalo ashore this morning TIE south
side Of Long Pont and is probably total loss
....'..r. ...I .. SPOKEN.
Oct 10 lat Al &c. Ion 81 q? brig Emma Berg Gsl from New
castle IL New forsh
MOVEMENTS or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
...... .I Nv WIv IRON Saa francisco.
Steamship vsseo Cana sailed om San Francisco Oct for io
loh.a Hong Kong with s2l US eabn 1850 toH
Of freight and $4,000 treasure.
lko~ Lates ShsS SeUs see fVh Pase.i
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
CIVIL NOTES.

The trial before Judge Woodruff of Chief
Supervisor Of Elections. John Davenport, which was
down for yesterday by consent of parties post
p0ned till tomorrow.
In the United States Circuit Court, Civil side,
Judge Shpman announced yesterday that until further
low No 200 on the calendar.
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day SO bottles of bay oil, pair of diamond earrings.
10 pieces Of silk and Is pieces of white lace supposed
have been smuggled, were condemned by default, NO
claimant appearing
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
IN the Of the United States against W. E. Booran
and Robert Dumont. IN which action was brought to
recover $500 on warehouse bond, the jury found
dict for the plaintiffs for that amount
James w. McGowan sued the city for 81 500
for his salary acting messenger OF the Supervisors
and the action tried before Judge j. F. DAILY yester-
day in the Court of Common Pleas The plaintiff failed
to prove his appointment and was allowed to withdraw
a Juror.
In the United States Circuit Court, Civil side,
Judge Shpman called yesterday the Jury calendar and
found that only of the AL cases and that unim
Government prepared for trial. but the defendants
were not A case Of great Importance to importers OF
In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday
before Judge j. F. DAILY, in trial of the
Costello as assignee OF six men appointed by James
OBren while Sheriff in 1870 to be Sbers officers in the
Court OF Oyer and Terminer it turned out that the
and the plaintiff allowed to withdraw juror thus
ending tue case.
In the General Term of the Supreme Court
motions were made yesterday by MeSsrs Howe & Hum
mel and opposed by DstrictAttorney Phelps, for
trials IN the Of Edward Murphy, convicted of
assault upon John North Feb 12 l873 and robbery of
his vaIse and its contents for which lie sentenced
by Recorder Hacket TO 20 years imprisonment Thomas
Foster convicted June TO- 673 of burglary in the third
degree and Charles Mcclure, indicted Jointly with
John Campbell for Ellen Smith, Sept. IA, l873
and sentenced by the Recorder TO 20 years imprsOn
ment. No decisions have yet been given.
James r. Whiting and John l.. Brown were
OF adjoining property on the waterfront
between FOrty-eighth and Forty-nnth-sts., East
River. The property hired from the respective
owners for the city dumping ground for the Street
cleaning Department. The lease executed by the
Controller by direction of the Sinking Fund Commits
sIoners but not by direction of the Common Council
j r Whiting, exJudge OF the Supreme Court, brought
suit some his lease, aud defeated on
the ground OF the nvahdIty Of the lease Subsequent
20 the trial of tins case the action OF Ephralm d.
Brown assignee Of j. L. Brown, was brought against
the city. In this the plaintiff had dispossessed the
pity by summary proceedings, and the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, Judge Day presiding yesterday IN accord
ance rulings OF its own in the General Term and
Court of Appeals directed verdict for the plantf In
$3.50. Counsel for plaintiff. Thomas Ellison for de-
PENDANTS, ID. j. Dean.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

E,nd 200 October for So'esbs % Is paid srsAssxs
October for NOVEMBER -.
ls7l-Tn report the market closed ess, hsdnss l6e
Upnd Sd Orlesn S Saturday the tesss
light unchanged prices ss se bsss ,sree
and steady; sales 2Ooo bales qaosssss
ding I5s. Liverpool aes 700 bales Up.eds "
rlean 8s. Tsessy the mastet gust ssd ssdy
sas 3243 prices unehsssd, Liverpool vas auet and s.sss.a
vance. i Good Ordinary b. MddBns Pair and Fair fesoes
ii ss 22e9 bales Madlns, l5a Lysrpsc v. aas ,s ss
steady ases 4O0V bales Upsnds Sd; Orleans
quiet qsotations reduced aes 3o3 oaes
ding l5kcs liverpool quiet; sales looo bale.
weak and prices <ssf SOS
lower sses 1881 Mtne l5c Liverpool "a. uschssse
10 600 The this week been llyI Ioi bhe
S3 O6O bales corresponding week last ani me
pcs 81 27o bales as.nt ~ sos bales In 1873 se f'""'s
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
FLORIDA AND THE THIRD TERN.

SIR: Florida only has four votes in the
Electoral College-Kansas has ive-but still the action
Republicans here indicative of the feeling among
the carpetbaggers Of the South The Republican Con-
vention held in this city last month. and which was
engineered by the present Gov Stearns and Congress
man Purman, passed the usual buncombe resolution
laudatOry of Grant and recommended him for third
term. SO hope to see Florida put down among the
States where the carpet-bagger5 want another term
of President Grant. You may add however that when
the the people here will not cast their votes
for any such StatedestrOyiDg monarch as Ulysses B.
Grant. E.
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. 10, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
The bidding prices at the close were

The two extremes of gold to-day were 10 and
110i, the opening and closing quotations having
been at the intermediate figure. Cash gold was in
active demand for delivery, borrowers having paid
1-4 and 1-3a per cent per diem and to per cent
per annum. The days business at the Gold Ex
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared.
$243l1OO0 gold balances, S2,247973; currency bal
ances S2,507,5l4
The following is the Clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges 1886 Gold ercbsnges. 500
Carsrey bssnees. 3,36l.229 Gold balances 89O.S69
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000 in COIN
interest the public debt aud redeemed $4,000 in
bonds.
The transactions at the U. s. Sub-TIeasury com
prised:
$J38 1877 AZ Correnoy pavmn. S9340lS 30
Cola psrnent.. 1897 o. Currency balance 596472 25
Gold $500 % Customs 100000 w
CurrencV S0S,4l2 "a
Foreign exchange firm, with actual business at
slight concession from nominal rates, which are