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Ten tubs choice Northern butter ut
New York Store, for city trade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-23

Go to Charles Schoenmeyer's for fresh
Pilsencr Beer.
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PILSENER at Louis Herbert's.

pac Fresh and cool Pilsener every day
at Charles SchOenmeyer's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cheap.
For three days, lime at low prices, in
barrels, BY Jno. b. Phillis 4 Son.
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$1,000 envelopes. all grades and prices,
lust received at the BULLETIN lob office.
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Cabbage.
R.J. Cundiff is in receipt of car load
Of Northern cabbage, which he will sell
very cheap. V2l-2t.
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100 barrels cS01ce Llme today, 81
low down 0gures, ~ j. n.
PHll.g.lN q 80 = -.
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wanted.

A coOk-man preferred. Apply at the
BULLETIN Office.
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Persons having cisterns needing pump
ing out and repairing can have 1t done
promptly and at prices tn suit the times,
by calling on J. s. Hawkins, Cross street.
l have man and pump employed all the
time for the purpose. 9-l8-tf.
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BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COWPERTHWAIT& Il PHILLIPS.
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NJ Heilbron q Welt mako a specially
of ladies & childrsn's suits. 9-3l.lm.
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Dtslafeet.
Lime at lowest prices at Jno. b. Phiilis
Il Sons.
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Runner Wanted .

ROnUer wanted.
At the Arlington House. Enquire OF
9.2l-3t, T.. Is. ELLIS. Proprietor.
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FOR SALE


picturesque AmericA"--4s mum Sers
bound IN 2 volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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~X Rag stock envelopes at the Bull
LETIN Office, So 25 per NJ.
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CAIRO mARkE1...W WHOLESALE.

Corrected Daily by Z. NJ. stssrns.. commission
merchant, Secretary OF the Cairo Board OF
Trade.
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A styla "E," "Clough, Warren Il Co.'s"
Par,of organ, right from the factory 1t De.
tvoit. l.ist price, $500. WIN be sold for
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able IN ADVANCE.
Transient advertising will be inserted ut the
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and % cents for each subsequent one. a liberal
discount will be made on standing aud display
advertisements.
Local notices, business or otherwise, will be
charged ten cents per line for the flrst and i've
cents for each additional insertion, Counting
five lines and upwarti) n discount will bc made
after third insertion.
Church, Society, Festival aud Supper notices
will only he inserted a. advertisements.
FOR inserting Funeral notice ei 20. Notice OF
meeting Of societies or secret orders 70 cents for
each insertion.
No advertisement will be received at less thsn
20 cents
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E0R SAIE.

A nav tW0.h0rse Gamble wagon.
for any Of the above articles, apply q
the 6vIiyTJN oflse. 3. a. bUHN1yT.
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WAR DEPARTMENT RIvKP REPoRT,
Sept. %, 1915.
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l~XX Wood stock envelopes ut the
BULLETIN Office. s. 90 per N.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. %, 1876.
CAiRo. ILL.,. Sept. 20, ,i1s.


THOMAS JONES, sergt. 8. s.. Z. s. A.
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~ For complete line OF millinery,
20 to Heilbron Il Wells, Ia aud Ia
avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
morrow The District Attorney contemporary terms
his testimony an an ampiaostion Of the pes OF NOT
THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM
RIFLE MATCH AND RECEPTION AT POUCH
KEEPSIE.

RIFLE MATCH AND RECEPTION AT POUCH
KEEPSIE.
MAJOR FULTON WINS THE MATCH BY SCORE OF
40 OUT OF POSSIBLE 5O-HLUMINATIoN OF
THE CTTY-rHB PARADE AND TIE BANQUET
irsox A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBoSE.I
'PoUGHKEEPsIR, N. Y, Sept. 14-Io-day
tho last public reception. with ole exception wnon ns
American Rifle Team will enjoy rendered 70 them
here Tomorrow they proceed TO Utica TO participate III
the ninth annual reunion Of the Army Of tho Cumberland
They have had numerous invitations TO visit other ctes
but IL has been necessary decline them all This AFTER
noon there was competition between members OF the
Team and others for badge valued at $780, offered oy
tina Hudson River Rifle Association. In the evening
there was parade through the principle streets ana
banquet In honor o. tho Team At the Opera House
The shooting occurred 500 yards distance at the range
OF the Hudson River Rife Association, about mile ana
half northeast OF the city The match was participated
in by all the members OF the Team, except Gen l. D.
Dsxin; by Col. g. W. wngate Of the Amateur Clun L.
Geiger OF the Partian Rife Association OF HUDSON ~
Y; A. F. Lindlev. Iieuienant1 Olonei G.. L. Dennis
Major and H. r. Clark, Adu;ant OF the Zlst heFInch,,
and RI. g. Schroeder and J. III. Win-lOw residents OI
POughkeepse. Tie sky cloudy, ana inc sun sE
only at Intervals there was no wlrd Myor I'm
won the match by OF 40 out OF possible Do ne
shooting was close, and caused excitement among ,o
spectatOrs among whom Gen. Hustled, Col Ellis
Capt smythe OF Yonkers exMavOr Eastman OF this cy
Mrs g. W. Wingaie Mrs John bOdine, Mrs' a. A
Gdersleeve Miss Gilderslroyc, sister or COl 5lirr
sleeve and Mrs Lindey. The competitors were dFideu
into two sections and the scoIe was 40 icll0ws;
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THE SPANISH MONARCHY.

UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE TIE CAUSE OR THB RECENT
DISAGREEMENT IN THE MINISTRY CIRCULAR
FROM THE PAPAL NUNCIO-TnE KEW MINISTER'S
LIBERAL AND UNITED.
MADRID Tuesday. Sept IA. 1875.
Regarding the recent ministerial crisis, II has
become known three of the ministers, who repre-
sented old party being opposed TO universal suffrage
resigned contrary TO the wishes of Senior CanoYas del
Castillo who urged that the Government ought 10 re-
speet the state OF affairs legally established and leave to
future Cortes the task Of modifying the Electoral law If
any alteration then considered necessary The King
thcreupon requested seor Canovas del Castillo TO form
"a new Cabinet He declined, the ground that having
long presided Cabinet which represented the con-
caon Of old parties he ought not TO remain at the
head Of one party only The King then inTusted Gen.
Jovelar with the formation Of Ministry. The present
Cabinet which is homogeneous and liberal than its
predecessor constituted, with the concurrence OF
Canoyas del Castillo
The Pspal Nunco has sent circular 10 the Bishops
asking them support the restoration OF religious unity
declaring that any other would eOpardize the
good understanding between Spain and the Vatican.
LONDON, Tuesday Sept. IA, 1878.
Dispatches received here state that Don Carlos re-
viewed Gen DOrTegarays soldiers yesterday at EzOndo
Ho delivered speech in which he told them 70 follow
him trustfly until they hoisted the nag the walls OF
Madrid.
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THE B4NE or CALIFORNIA.

SEVEN MILLIONS SUBSCRIBED TO THE GUARANTEE
IU>D-RlsUMPrIoS EXPECTED ABOUT The 1sr
OF OCTOBtB.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. For day or two
there have expressions OF anxiety az to ths
progress OF the Bank Syndicate occasioned 10 consld-
b. previous reports that the Bank OF Cali
fora would reopen the 18Th inst while rs yet no
signs OF immediate resumption are evident. rumor
has also prevailed Michael Reese had reiracted his
s,bscr p0n the Syndicate guarantee, and that mat
III prosperous condition rs reported
week ago. In interview with director or the
bank this morning. ii stated by him that no ground
for any such feeling of dstrust that so far "a the
Withdrawal Of Mr. Reese concerned he had not as
vet become "A subscriber. and the affairs or the synd
cate were going nde peDfenty % him that al present
the guarantee fund subscribed amounts 10 little over
- 900 OnO thGt The time OF the recpenlng or the
bunk nothing definite can NE now stated but that II "lI
probably about the l> prox that at present mat
ters were progressing prOsperUusy but slowly LUCKY
Baldwin who yesterday elected director III me
place Nr. Rals0n, comes on as suDscrlOer 10 inc
Guarantee fund IL large amount.
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TIE LIGHTNING MAILS.

MAKING THE FINAL ARRANGEMENTS.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY ON rHB sCHEDULE-THH
CARS TO BIZ PAINTED WHITE, WITH SPREAD
EAGLE ON THE SIDE, AND NAMED AFrKR GOV
ERNORS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lathe final arrange
ments for placing the fast mail trains the NewYork
Central and Pennsylvania Railroads will be fnished on
Thursday when the first regular trains will leave New
York at 430 q m. The Pennsylvania Railroad train
will arrive at Pittsburgh at p. connecting with the
train for Chicago, st. Louis and Cincinnati, arriving IN
Chicago at $50 m, just 20 hours after leaving New"
York. The mail will arrive at st. Louis at p M. at In
dianapos az a. m at Cincinnati at 45Oa. H., ana at
Louisv lie at 10 m, thus making connection SOUTH
The schedule has received the POst-Ofice De-
partment and the officers working night and day To
make connections with the mails in every direction
Mails in the principal cities will be delivered regularly
from the 1Gth but IL viii be Impossible TO arrange Tor all
way stations and small places for fortnight. The mail
cars on the Central and Pennsylvania roads VIII be
painted white with the national coat Of arms enDaz0ned
the Sides with the OF the car under the spread
eagle Mr. Jewel has ordered the cars to be named aer
noted Governors and exGOvernOrs OF States Inus one
will be named " Gov. Tlden" and one "Gov. Alien"
Among the 9th already selected are Cows DIX
Morgan. Harranft CASTOR Oglesby, Morton Hendricks
Hays. KirkwOOd, and Brough. Tho Pennsylvania road
declines name the cars after Governors FOR fear OF
political alnOsiy.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT TURKISH REVOLT.

THE GREAT TURKISH REVOLT.
4 CONFERENCE PROPOSED BY Observation-Disclosures
PROMISES NEUTRALIrY-rHR INSURGENTS REP
RESENTED AS COMPARATIVELY POwERLESs-
sKRvIAN AID SOUGHT.
LONDON. Tuesday, Sept Ia, 1875.
The Times in leading article this morning says ii
understands that Russia will attempt 10 arrange a
conference representing the sgnatores of the Treaty
Of 1856 with the object of influencing the Porte re-
garding the future government of the Slayonc
provinces.
The Dolly Telegraph publishes a special telegram
from Vienna in which it is said that Montenegro mas
definitely informed the insurgeut leaders tha' Sno
cannot make war against the Porte
A letter to The Times, dated Cattaro, Damatia'
Sept 9, SAYS:
The importance of the insurrecton in Lower Herzego,
ia nchng worth mentioning. except panic and Disorder
with an ex odus and Children IN ,hat par OF
Mostsr the insurgents appear OILY az bands without
herence discipline or ppose ihes are eY n weo'
The Herzegovinan parts OF these bands are noe III
einod 20 RasnS and petty the tha an fEng
nucleus suffer from then predaceons pIopensltes Ihey
number ID al apparently netweeh lUuO any -9oo DuV
and only reappeav when there IL booty 10 be taken
or the bands nonInay under Jubowatios 300
mean lighting
BELGRADE. Tuesday, sept. IA, 1875.
The GrdnitsChGr newspaper announces that dep
utation of 10 Herzegovinians recently arrived at
Kragujewatz, asking Servia to aid in the insurrec-
ton. The Government replied that il would wait
until the Skuptschina decided the question: Many
disguised Servian officers have started for Bosnia
Seventy-two flags are being made for the Servian
army.
CoSsTANTIyOPLE. Tuesday, Sept. IL. 1875.
Server Pasha telegTaphs that 81 families IN the
neighborhood Of StOlaz. Herzegovina, have given In
their submission 10 the Government.
VIENNA Tuesday Sept. II, AIS.
In response TO an appeal from the Prince of Monte
negro, the Austrian Government has sent staff Of
surgeons to attend 70 the large number of wounded
insurgents who have been brought into Montenegrn
instructed TO forward supplies of food for 10000
refugees now in Montenegro in great distress and
restitution,
KRAGUJRwATZ Tuesday. Sept. IA. 1873.
The Committee of the Sk0upsohlna on the address
IN reply to Prince Milans speech is divided in opin-
ion The majority wish to leave the question OF
peace or war to the wisdom Of the Government.
strong minority propose simply TO call on the Gov
eminent 10 declare war. Probably two addresses
will be submitted to the SkOupschina.
LONDON, Wednesday, sept. 1916 a. m
A specia; dispatch to The Times from Vienna says
the Government has arrived at an understanding
With the Committee of the Seryian SkOupscains
that the address in reply to the Princes speech shall
make no demand for war, but Will contain some
strong censures on Turkish rule
y0 IuYfs Litter on France upd TUrlist Question sea
Second Page
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sss.mship Nsr.us serry. Boston, with nd'~ and '''~
s ssra KING oscs; Sos Rotnnx @,rsnpou' Aug
BARI Italia Norl chnsaAnssn Antwerp Aus D. IN 0ss'~
AR. .s ed. ySrsr s sss a. %s:s. July ballad
Bsrs prof sci sigaars Nor svans Shields 10 day" w
BARK Ancs nsv of and from shslburns N 81 In -
a p 10. Ls ssn. s &. 20 .y with
BARK Mattea AUST Premuda Ca.dT "a S az nth sar
BARK Antonietts G. UtaL), TrsPana stetHn ~
schr Jachin ae.chsn Ellsworth WITH ,,syes
schr sargent ssrsen De, d s.y from 3. John r. D.
schr Velocipedo Rogers, Nantucket, with nsh
se cTs Mary Potter Potter Hsieh Nantacsst Win ash
''''' scHooSIss-Riyss Asp coAsrwIsa
y C g s ssf rTpI pofsna Ct 4 B Hall Pors5d 6
g. Haliock iHaysn ", sI Esvnad. New Hsvss.
/ H. BORDEN Fall River. IA Gardner, fsi i kSed
r EA aer s IsSs Pom. J. WEBSTER newport
John Randolph, New Bedford.
SAILED.
s,.am,h,ns CITY OF Havana Havana Geo W Elder -
Lewe Del ships straarS 1oG fcr asyr. 3D. 10
Morgan Broad IN Eng Ss Jennie A. CasSsy
Tor RIO Grands keystone, for Havana scHf Sa' 81 - "
wISD-sunsss moderate. &. g. E. . cloudy
DOMESTIC PORIs' .,..n,.,,, c,., -
SOUTHWEST Pass, sept lf.-ArVed ''sAni'A'P VI"
PRoyppScg sept -Arrived steamship vindieator, from
savASsaH' Sept 1L-cleared schr. Gynwood. for chss
otteown ..A.- m
WILMINGTON " c., Sept l.-Arrived steamship ID. ..
Foley rom Baltimore scAr. Austin (Brl IRON bosoh -
EEw.ORIEAXs sept i3.-Arrved ships l. L. sturges NJ
soreamer Liverpool ~. xt,.,,.. H..
NV. BPDFoBD, sept l4.-Sa.let schrs KATE tiSer ips
Philadelphia trenton, KOssuth. r. IL Brazos q smtns
NOBLE sept ls~Arrfved brig John NJ Burns from New
Orleans. .-..-. r,,..,.,, ara
BALTIMORE Sept N-Arrived. steamships FnksDetn sne
f. ". Bruno, from NewYorK; John s. shrver rom rni~
depha. - ~, ,,,..x,o.,or ,r,u,
New York schr. e. Glover from georgetown, D. " !"
Sev-YOrg.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX " g. sept lfThe Anchor Line steamship AisS
anur Liverpool arrived hers v0dsy ~
-taaInshiu Falmouth leaves night Tor Portland.
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UTICA ~ GALA-DAY ArTrRE-PRoGRAMstE FOR To-
DAY.

DAY.
UTICA, y. Y, Sept. 14.-Utica is radiant
in national cO0rs decorated with the STAR Triangle
and Acorn, in honor OF tho ninth annual reunion
OF the society OF the Army Of the Cumberland,
tomorrow AMI Thursday. The whole population
unites in giving the guests cordial and hearty
welcome. large number OF the prominent officers
o. the army arrived ut the headquarters at Bagg
Hotel President Grant will arrive at $40 a. M, and 10
be the guest of Senator COnkling. Cen sherman ana
the officers his viii arrive from St. Louis at $40
a. m and will be the guests OF Justice Ward Hunt Inc
business session OF the Society viii open at the opera
House tomorrow morning. Tho Society Will DO
escorted by the Utica Citizens Corps, the Marine
Band OF Governors Island, and the old Utica
band Ia the evening Senator COnkng VIII welcome the
members Of the Society to the state, and Col George l.
Waterman OF Chicago will deliver the annual address,
There will be grand parade and review by the President
Gen Sherman Gen Hooker. and others. on Thursday.
The distinguished guests and their wives will co enter
tanned exOv Sey mours residence on thursday alter
noon grand reception and ball will be rendered By
the citizens to members OF the Army Of the Cuoer-
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MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPCRL
WAR HErARTMENT.
OrFrCE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
NAaHINGTON. D. O.. Wednesday. Sept. ~ a. IN. }


OrFiCE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WA5HISGTOS, d. c. Wednesday Sept. b a. In
Syu9psi; JOr the past "a hours
The barometer has fallen, but continues high
Throughout the United STATES Il Is highest Oh the Aan-
tie Coast and lowest in the Gnif. .
Clear or fair weather and uOrteasterly winds prevail
in tie south Atlantic states, The Eastern Gun states
Tennessee aud he ohio Valley.
TIE temperature has risen slightly III New-En2lhnd
Inc Middle states. the lake region Win eastcrly 20
son Arrly W uds and generally cloudy wea'ber
Ii.n rains reported from the upper lake region
and thu North West.
The ssi>.ppi has risen inches 1T Dubuque, IA
AZ Caro- . at Memphis. 1t has fallen 10 inches q;
VCksburg.
Fr0babiiies
Yt. EngGNd the NiGdic Atlantic states. clear
pariiD ciDUdg iceGer Gi7ng The dUy. cith
enytg S1fhery TiiiGs SOriy failing barometer tot-
Ioi-cd cyensing ciOudneSs and HTea ming rcdther
d,tring he Hight.
For The lake region. the Upper Mss sppi, and Lower
Missouri Valleys. partly cloudy and slightly warmer
weather and light or gentle eastery 20 s0ubery Winds
high but slowly falling barometer and Git rains III the
Uppcr NJ ssi.sppi Valley Michigan and Wisconsin, and
near Lakes l.Iic and Ontario
For Tennessee ami hc Ohio Valley. clear fair warm
er weather with light east tn south winds, and slight
changes IN barometer. -,
For the south Atlantic and Gull states slowly falling
barometer northeast beast Winds slight rise IN
tcmpera furr and partly cloudy weather, with ram near
the CUT and the south Vest, and dangerous winds
IN the q III. -.
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DIED.

ANDREws-At stamford, Conn. sept IL, Joseph y Az
FGpsa services at tie Mcthodst episcopal Church stim
ford, Thursday, 10Th inst At IL M ih'"rnen' !"
Bridgeport Conn.,
ot c asqI,y SsPt H. J. nsry .s.y 4, a. az
late Of No lI6 Last seventy nrsls'r this CITY
CHAPMAN-In Brooklyn, sept Is. 1876 Timothy p.
Relatives and invited attend his funeral from
sept. is, at p m IntermeHi Al Bridgeport Conn
at Bay shore H. l. on sept vls y;
Churchill. aged months aud - days.
COO9ERAt -snge CsthaIins Taylor wife Of wn II
The friends Of the tsny Of Eishtecnth street
s;tad the tae on Thar.sy az Ba
sont. Cc1tralave bIicS Church o'agSa % ~
vii be TAKEN to WEite plans Friday for inernen
cVGRERAs uGGn.wn n and y , On c ssgs 10 me-
Notice Of fnnera
CUrTINGA tho residence Of l. Badger Wyonns
rrst Piee NJ E chnrcu ooslyn on Wsinesay i3h
inst. At O'Clock p. m lntorment al Greenwood
a1Haa ss stapf0H infant 9a S1sr' 81
Hannah B. W fisch, aged II months and Is days
son OF George b. and Heen l. GrnHel IN the 9Sl year Oh
Friends OF the family invited attend his funeral o
"Wednesday 10TH inst at o'clock p NJ ron me ,,y I'm r,
leaves Ihreth Depot for onehundred and-nfty'
Carriages vii BE- in Waiting arrival of train.
HARDEN-on the 18th ins., Amanda H. Harden asod ~
years. - a.. ,.na..s
rom the residence OF or brother W Harden No 33J
est heventh-st Thursday tho 10Th INST, AZ u M
The remains Will be taken to SewCanaap Conn., LOT ihef>
Elent
HARKER-At Sea Clln L. T., Monday, sept 49, Jane Ann
IIark-r widow OF the ate Abel harger. aged %.
Relatyes and friends family ted N attend me
funeral from residence Of her son in.aw. SbaA II
II a!aen at Cr Wednesday, sept ID AZ II 0ciocA
viii leave James s Tor Glen Head 81 e:oV III NsS'
Will DO waiting AZ depot
HOUG HTON-Suddenly sept - AZ 1913 Jayst' Brookyns
DR. charles l.. Houghon, aged 81 years
Funeral will held the Church on me Holy
Trinity corner Montague aud Clinonss wednesday ser'
at 3L2 o'clock.
POughAeepsic papers please copy.
UOYT-On Monday the 18Th Lenox. Mas. Rsstoo
chase youn gest son Of w. ;. aud Janet ~ Z. H0yt
Notice OF funeral hereafter
and Cincinnati papers please copy
II UTCHINsON-On Monday. 18th inst James Hutchinson
ID the 43i year Of his axe. 49,, -, ..,
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the funeral
al me- residence 800 East Nineteenth ST. on Tnursiy
the 10TH inst. $50 N Interment az Paterson NJ
MEAD-At Greenwich Conn.,, Monday, sept IL, Col
Drake Mead, aged 10 years -, a.. "a "a.
Funeral from his Thursday sept 10, ~
O'Clock D. Friends respectfully invited 70 attend
without further notice Carriages win DO in waiting ae
Green the ARRIVAL OF tho Ain tnAt leaves
Grand Central Dspot at 1910 a. m.
PNllv peck widow Of James Peck in her ytih year. 80
Funeral from residence, Mans st. THURSDAY he iotn
INST, az 1880 y.
wALKER--On Sunday. Sept IL, VIM A. walker in the
and frends are requested attend the funeral on
Wednesday 18th ns tom the East Baptss Chuch -
l:30 p. m. sharp
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LOST AND SAVED OF THE MENDOZA.
TIKI STEWARD GOES DOWN WITH HIS wIFE-TH

THK STEWARD GOES DOWN WITH HIS WIFE-THE
LOST BARGE AN OLD BOAT.
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-The seven passengers
Of the steA barge Mendoza, VINO were picked up by the
schooner Addie OF Manitou, arrived here Yesterday
rhev are Cant Fairbanks John Mckinney, first mate
+ W Fairbanks II. l. Page, and Patrick Monahan' deck
hands and Thomas Murphy. fireman. ". - Crane Amos
Ncss. chief engineer, and George Mckinney
One of the crew states that at o. IN fiday the waves
becan breaking over the Mendoza and she parted the
limo by which she was towing the barge Evening star
The water kept gaining till o'clock. when the other
barge was thrown of soon after the boats were low
erred and the captain his son. the irst mat and some
~ the crew climbed the larger boat The smaller
one WAS taken by OF the who almost immedi-
ately pulled away The father and vile OF the captain
were left Jnc father 20 years OF and Cricd TO
reach tie boat last the steward stood with
his wife and went down with her Another % the crew
speaks In tones OF praise Of the captain and Oihc,s
The Mendoza WIS II old. and was Owned by VIII
liam Cisssthwaite OF Buffalo Eis son pcilshcu on INC
boat She carried large cargo OF coal anu was 'cu
nj $50 900 cargo Insured Dut the Ne,scl was
nat IL ia feared that barge Evening star Is a5O iOst
She had six on board ,., - -, =, -
Inc rans of The lost given by Chief Engineer Sess,
WliIn Crass t,wae the owners con. acting clerk
Fairbanks the capita ns father, who was nn pleasure
tIip Eliza Fairbanks. the captains Wfe Charles leah
the steward and his wife, OF Bay City Who had been
cooking the Bradbury for four years. Edward hughes
of Buffalo, single, age 80 Patrick Ryan, FIRST wheels
man of Bay CITY william FranfOrf. atclnan or bay
Git, Edward MOynchan, Edward DaryWi Edward ht-
gan aud John CaSgel. deck hands.