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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-17
KEY WEST CIGARS three for
Pr GENTS, ut l.. Tcichman'a, lO3
Commercial'avcnuc. 2.21-lu
Aii.nronic Disca.S 'nrea


lie j. located IN Cairo. lllupi-. and j.
still callm" on Won to be- healed. Why
will you die Of old chroujr disease, when
you can be- cured with - iiiiln cot ct
money. DO not give it ~ yc'. Tor There
is Sin bnlm ia Gl,id. 'aiIp b. th"
place Ia come io br cured ui uil your
aches and pains.
am now prepared at my Office f." civ"
mcdicatod baths. and person Wi-tiu" T."
receive such. will coll at iny olli"" On
Eighth street, 40. -, from fla" h"ur- OF
2p.m. till Bpm. Also PLAIN l"ll.. bot
baths. warm blih.. cold bath, or yapnr
baths. Also person, having M" com
sumption or week lung. and wishing io
receive mcdiciuc> 10y inhalation. can re-
celyc the treatment at my Office. ihl- h,-
ing the only truc way al getting m"ii
cine direct to the lungs. Al-o treat d.
eases of the eyes of years standing. aud
the blind la. been made 10 .cc 'N 10Y
treatment. All di-rd-c- ul thc Kin /
cure. Fistula cured hy irr without the
use of the knife. II You hay" cancer,
come and be- cured An priNHt" al. ,.-.,
ia the .hOrl,.: time, cured hl me- Gu
short. for all chronic disease col iIc lu.
man system. 90 to br. lluit. il tou wish
10 be- cured compound and prepare 100
my medicine at my Office. u D.. -ih
that practice make pori.ci. haNr hr'u
thirty year. uraciirins ply -irlau.
All letters and commuuIcii" huiI
be- confidential aud promptly attended +"
bv me. Direct nE. llrifI
No. y Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois.
l-l3-d3m
KEY WEST CIGARS three for
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john Gibson wa. arrested by Police
Officer Andy Cain GA charge Of drunk
onuc-s. lIc wa, taken before Judge Bird,
who Assessed iuc Of two dollar, with
the trimming, added against him. Glib.
son paid and went i.- way rejoicing,
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ca nk--black socC33i half striped soCa
oor =; narrow, Doe. kittens, l5c. Ono u.N9
sum -s6elOc. Beaver 81 aNtr5. NIL
rat-lWa52c. Bcar-No. /, s.; No. y az.
No. 3, S2Nn3 No. 4 lOr. y ~,
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VIII, rcIs stephen u. Ward AID " f. ~
their Iced dated March T. Il. $40. and
r,corIc on page 2I2 in bo IL ",t' OF Trust
Deeds. IN the kccor,lc. ,, office Of AeN Under
county, Illinois, con,cye to the unde..
signed, lots numbered tlir v-scycn Ga and
thirty -ciGht t'iSl in block uumbcrch twenty
se,cn(2il, in To. fir>t Addition To the city NJ
Cairo, Illinois, - uu>t, to secure the pay
ment ot acc tan no { therein e'crlhet.
Now, under th' provisions oi said deed, de-
ilul' haN IN" been ma G IN .he payment IT
said note. the undersigned Will offer said
property for sale, 81 girtion. to the highest
bidder ior cash. at the Court House door,
in the city of cairo, Illinois, 1T . o'clock
y. M, of Mondty, April lIth 1876, Tor the
purpose OF said trust.
ALFRED H. Stafford.
Tr.tee and Mortgage.
GREEN n GILBERT, Attorneys
CAIRO. Ills, March IL, 1876. w-3t-d.lt.
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Choice "atliu and l'irlI srrla. hulk
rrI cat pillow and pillow barn, % t
the New OH Sturo. 3l'.5t.
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There viii be- tine regular weekly talr
oitohiecoai ia" Planter warehouse this
morning. The offering, win include
."mn line tobacco.
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
{ AFRO, Ills. March 10. ls.G.

NAiEO, MS, March III, 1876.
Notice !, hereby given that on Tuesday,
the 18th day of Aprll, A. ID. 1876. genei al
election viii be held in the city of Cairo,
cNander county, State Of Illinois. Tor tine
clcr ion OF the following named city
Officers, to.wit: II City Clerk, City Treas
urcr, a city Attorney and one Alderman
from each ward for the term of two years.
For the purpose OF said election po.ls VIII
be opened ~ the following named pisces,
t.-wlt: In the II Il ward u. tho Athcnoul,
on the west side OF Commercial avenue be-
tween SIKH and seventh streets: in tho
second ward ~ the engine house OF the
Rough and Ready lie company in the third
war AT the clginc house Ut the llibcrnian
IRE company III the fourth ward at tie
Court House, and IN the hrih wand at the
stoIc house ~ James Carroll on the NORTH
wc cogn'r ci rn cnty Eight street and
CONNIE uinl avenue. said election Will
lac opcrc at eight o'crc Ok in the morning
aud cont n,o open INT seven O'Clock in tl.s
afternoon Il that day.
By oricr OF the CITY Council.
NM FRENCH ANLEY, city Clerk.
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ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fish, Paducah.
Bermuda. Nashville.
John y. Maudc, Vick ,burg.
city OF Helena. Nick .burg.
simpson Ilorner, tow, y. q.
sam Brown. II. Louis.
DEPARTED.
steamer Jim Fisk. padu all
Bermuda. Nashville.
John l.. Maulc, st. Louis.
City of Helena, ST. Louis.
simpson Homer. Ohio river.
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Mir T.. J. Williams went Io 81.
Louis yesterday.
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CITY NEWS.

r~.,rFcyV.s rA'.'TnTNygl
AZ = I. ~ ia Wv -.
FRIDAY. MARCH II. I-7G.
------------------------ -----------------.-----'
Il Nol,r Mr.. :. r.i,Lnau d,. ire. TO
p,,,r. ls ,.i,rd. and ,,o rn,lj.. GENERA.
Ian, u,.,b,.I,.,. r.,,,.,.l l.,. t.i.....,,,,g
,,aar .,ur. from lfIth 'r,.t To- iu.
Commercial a,,nu,. a7n.Im
! F"l'l'i..-. "n' cor '''' 'i l'..''.' 70
ono car l''' "' ."n'''.' one car '.'.' ~
,.''''s'' J',.' ''''.''''' ''' ''' .'' mp
~ a-.lo'
.
p..... r,.... t..,,..r.,..... .....,r.
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800 pieces of choice Spring styles OF
prints. ~ tlc Sew Work store. 3l1.5t
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whose name taxed aud sold

ptnwnw - 10 31i iu.lo0I,. Mausser
te u !" l l2i Emma = Rawlings
w'4nw lsli3 leo John James.
That said unlissa l.. CLARK has also ns.;y,,.S
her ccitlhrate Of purchase for III. above dc
.'fih'u lands To the undersigned. and that ths.
iih" oi redemption from s,id sale allowed ty
H'W WIZ expire on the tvelfih day OF June Isfo
'nh Mhis'a J. lark, NJ the same sale. for The
, Llu' Va N'H, hcld AZ The sam. place on the twen-
N,lh nay OF June. l-1i purchase ed the following
"!htf l1t situated Ia the fourth addition 10 id
ny "i , AFRO, ia aaid county and state taxed
anu '"Ii ~ below set forth, to-wit
'"'S FLOCK. In Whose name taxed and sod
2Ia9 iih Ad't ". - Murphy.
That snil Malisi l.. Clntk ha. also assigned
hcr certificate of purchase Tor the above descrhet
lots I" the Undersigned. and that the tim. of
redemption from said sale. allowed by lay,
VIII expire on the 2o day Of June, 1870.
JDiIN GATES
, a., , Assignee OF purchaser.
'Nl"'' li''' Maith lt,lNtt. 3-lG-d3t.
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H.A All for $1.OO.

leu elegant sheets of Choice Music nrhnS"'
Tor the Piano Forte will be- sent by mail hn i'
crpt of one i liar. post pai'D or single 'np''H
NJ u crut~ cnrll.
rl,cy can also be ordered through any hv"'
ltnl,l ia, thp t'ullpI -tlts.
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KEY WEST CIGARS three for
25 cents, at r. Teichman's, loa
Commercial avenue, 2-'o'
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( Gems
For
$4,000.

FIFTY cents, ut Winters Gallery.
lI-l1.if
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~ persons concerned, notice Ia nor, ~,
given thai al sale of lands md ,nwu .n, ~ ~
Io,s, Tor Inc delinquent State, county Ii.,,i.,
school and other taxes of the year ~, 80 W
Hosts held at the southwesteriy door of m. co,prt
uiouse, ~ the city of Cairo, County of Ai.xnn.
.i IT, am state Of Illinois on the third ,lay q,
Io,xt, w Malssa l.. Clark purchased the ti.
co"n ,g described lots, situated In said civ.
"-iow set forth. TO vii, wv" w wv ""'"es
'o'' "'"rk In whose name taxed aud sold
4, 80 " NJ Itulen
n. Whitaker
ce,tin.a sa'" M'l'7sa t. Clark has assigned her
srrii'.d ~ :" purchase tot the nl,,y. do
r ,, Wv 70 ,he UNDER, isn.d and th,, tho liz.
=, ~ '''ie'np,I"h from sntd sale allowed hv 10
WIZ cN"iir on The Third d,v at jane I..n' ~,
t'' y also hereby given that at the sam, al, ~,
iOr me same taxes. held Ut III. same niac. % " ~.
,WeI,lh dny 81 June, is7i, said MaI,ssn /. cb.pS
p"Hnns.I We following other property, sitnstsi
~ sail county of Alexander, iaNe,l AMI .oId ~.
the names below sci forth, to-wit -
faft sec. I Ring No, In whose nam. ia, al
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lIrm TN, Bird cages, loW,r -iml-.
Hover trains, mos baskets, ice cream
ncr/or.. toilet varr, bath tubs lamp
chimney, oil, lluiu2 rpu- and llu'iHg
scissor, also % iull supply 81 plain "ul
Stamped riuvarc. wholesale and retail,
10y G. ". Henderson, lai Commemorative
cuur. Cairo. Illinois. SI.,m
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RIVER NEWS.
wan DEPARTMENT RIv.n Htpopr
March ~ I'D
port List.

JAMES WATSON,
sergeant, Signal Service, I =. A.
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KEY WEST CIGARS three for
% cents, ut J.. Tcichman's, lC2
Commercial avenue. ---u-!m
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HIDES AND FlRS.

Hides are uuu, nut there Is lar ne
umnd tor iurS, II quotations:
llIps-Dry llinl, l2lGDl39c. dry Si1leu'
l0lmlllc; green sailed, A!GGc dams igcd'
: price.
FvE,-Wcguo,c Western Otter, No.
|, SGGeG 30; 80 :, sA,3 30 No, J, :slCG
| 80: No. /, 25c. Mnk-No. |, SltN
/ -; No :, 5NG1ie; No. J, a5c No. !,
zoe. Raccoon-No. |, 75l soc \ ,. ,
zoe; No. 3. 2oc; No, i,Sc. Fo<--t ray
No. / ca,rd, 81; No. lopcn. ,ac; \ y. 2
5,sGGOa; No. ,, 23e; No. /, zoe; BED
No. ca,cd, - 30; M opcn, 81 -
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that the price, here given are usually
for sale, from first hands in round lots
Ia filling orders and for broken lot, it l.,
necessary so charge an advance over
/ these figures. sd
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT


WASHINGTON. iulY 2i.--Ih" following is q STATE
Ur1 20 ' -a 49, matters uEol' yliu lie decisions u he
-ttt'.itH IiiltJi o.. hiIN g,fits nan ~i r"luN
N .iuu Uu,t'd states. aru, Rants, ag C0ri.,-
-l'Hl Itnr lun.-.y. tli'I nom Tue Cont ui Claims.
"1.- H of i, b-p'rltru upon Tie urouu, ,utltuU u
l"ar ' "h''' o. thr hN, @nt"' u" ~ ~ust ended tlc
ti. TFi"s NJ mo NH't under contracts win 90, tuls
t,mr1t t.' 'au'.t '7ic written Pfoto,;0u either to
~ ' 90. "l'iN,'' IN rtc,'t 81 Np % ." ur',rlt 10
100 it' lii l"tAp Ir ull'H a lt Navy aiu ~ '"ats
T.. t.f r'. .HNo.'r on GSI'eiN here Toe ., part
meat 80 yepi t.g a'i proposition Irtv sug t amount
''.iro ~ i' 'ai@nt' "'e on 'eit r'nl Of The con-
.i'd' st''-i-' -oN,h 'A't "a '"i'vlu.r'' ot lhe
N".l' %, i''' %" ol & 't' '' il', %" lhe i"t'
t""h WV .,,i' ' ma .' ".l ,"'l h"' ne NV" uhu'
80 ross -''" ulN' i'''i 4piNbt I' 't 'i'' Ger
bhtt't" Z" r ""'"'l ,N' N"u 'o lEN - ia 'tmtH' ihr
""'h ''' va" "' y utt-, et't az 'h' ifJ- ART via
W th''ft'h "i Wv $I', ts' N 'A'h o1U''l' ir'u
stipulated was Elych 10 iN CLAIMANT t.H1s u tGs how
t rae ci't UI-ittr or the lazy, uuheT t' ton 20 81,
Hort ;u'ut. rNaHi"d the machinery n' uiadr Ctt r
port when the b'parthtl va, iuiy '1iolnN of
tt'. l.D lio-ftN H.'r 20 ''a 'ast "b' ana NI. re-
i.. 90 pr .... JOY ~, - p. ''"t l-. '"u''"- ,tc.s
- - "" W. 80, -, ' '' !" 80 riniS OF
az u.' ,-li'''' 'l 'n-' tt'1l N Oh 'i sd.Je,.
Dl 80 10, 'oulitl - l' t'' 'N'i .''t "s hHvNr u
Do.h Iu'' "h' ,.Li' ~, oV 'i9t.,I - 7ttt- b' me
.UI ',"" Ni' Iii, '' " " ly ~ht i u.'h ' AZ '''th
'a- h'i ' '' 'L'-Su'''t"l tho ''lt OF N.'hs 'ciN
l"'lN o"t'ls r. d''ul 90 ' iae hli" az ~ one ana zee
-.ilI l'h' ~ we ,',t vi tuo P"pliS l'oi.' can
hut y. aly .', IL I.hN seem Iat 10
''.' ,.' ';,'.e 'E'.,F' Wv 'N't.,r ril
~ .''', ,'' ~ i ~ n,' ~ H"''-' as lo'N, !,i
Wy ~ f'a so 80, ~ ~ i.''' ,' i.|-
''''h ' '' - a' t'e "'u'i' :" w ''''.''' u" 't
n ~ ] :, 1,' & M ni.t t.n ''.I., i
:, nj. ,,- M ,itr I, .I ,, w. t ,,,, ,' ,, ''
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
nrsINEss EmEAKEAssMENIs.

Bolnenkamp & Sossan, uphOlsteIcrs OF No.
I162 broadway, have been thrown mt bankruptcy on
the petitions of EcEncr Brothers. c. Ercknad aud T.
Weber The fn recently made an a. sisnmcni 10 Jacob
uaflncr.
petition in bankruptcy flied yesterday with the
C,rk Of the United States District Court by Duncan c.
McMileu cdilor and publisher Of The Htryotod Press
Hin Liabilities amount 10 5000; assets $4,000
Charles Edgar Appltby, receiver Of the Union Gas
li.ht COMPANY, lrs obtained lel!e from Judge West
brook iu supreme Court, Cuambcrs, 30 Sjl tEc fran
cbise aud psO perry OF he Company at public auction on
two WccRs uJUce, 10 pay It's G.b,S, which AG estimates
al $500, 900.
Arnold FItsh David Flesh and JustGs Mullcr Is. d i.
giesn n Cor ia 20 made assignment for the benz
IN of creditors Med yesterday L,r schedule, Win tht
Cler. Of the COurt OF Common Pleas SHOWING haD.5
aiDounting 10 yJTlj9 40 and assets amounting 70
81 - -
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

In n fortnight the towers and anchoraSes
of tbe Brooklyn Bridge will be completed aud Tie col"
strpction of the bridge proper begun. steel rope VIII
. fastened to the NewYork anchorage ana conNe! ed
over the top of the tower The coil viii then he conveyed
20 Brookyn The rope viii DC passed over the Brooklyn
tower and hauled taut. This VIII be fastened 10
the Brooklyn anchorage and the coil borne pa'A 20
NsW-York and the ends connected, mus ioim
ing an endes rope, which Will WORK on
puIleys. BY means Of this two steel WIRE
rot,s 25s inches in diameter, will be carried a'T'''
These will be 3 feet apart and will he used Tor ihe con
sirucon of temporary bridge for the wofbmcn' OK
pl.Dk 10 inches in thickness will be laid upon t"e
rores small ropes will be stretched on each SIDE a'o"
three feet above the fooIing and secured to II e'eS ~
fee, II Will he rendered trim by guys. Three otM,i
serl rpes will be srrt"i.cd across the river Over wv
tT of tbe towers These VIII be To support shah cross
f te other purtons Of bridge. There VIII nc hNc u
ibe.e cradles at convenient distances Wil,h WI
support pulies for the endless ropes Inc Mh"e t'i
u,rarv structure viii be 2Ou iCct above h4Gi W'"I o
trr this wors is comp ted The h.st SOP III IN. cor
sr1Iciiou of the bridge proper VII be tc siic'uhE w
rhe main cables which will hg put 90 tic same ht ~ e
TEMPORARY bridge and lowered. ihcSt cIWtS VII ~.
made of 10 strands, each strand made OF 800 "lN el
,rr about orcIgth Of an !uCh Ia diameter Ihr 'pt'
Il fbr trpruI4Yy bridge VIII no. hc taken uoNi' Nl
fa H iniO the sU,-i TuclGlr o t' ''4-''
Ibr Wo k!neu be- employed on iE, az! p'llo! arc
for the most part men VINO nave been sailors
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
TIE CRIPPLED POSTAL SERVICE.
pFGRETs FOR TIE last MAIL TRAINS.

Postmaster James said yesterday III regard 10
the Withdrawal of the fast mail trains "l Is great
public eaiamity and will most certainly be e!t through
ont the country. The establishment OF these trans py
Messrs Vanderbilt and Scott magnificent cohJrlOu-
flon TO the public and undoubtedly greatly appre-
cated The increase in.pOsal matter after the Staruhs
OF this system was fully Onethird At first the news
papers will feel the dscontuuance most hut III lew
dovs merchants and bankers will be especially emDar-
rassed II disaTranges very many OF our plans ana A'S
necessary the employment OF larger force not alone III
this city, bul in almost every posth N the ahd Inc
Newyork mail left Chicago Saturday evening AT lop H.
oa the LAT Easicnbouud mat train ana arrived mere
MONDAY al a. IN. Hereafter the CnlCi.o MoiuD Hoi
Ine mail Will exactly - hours 10 arrive III a.
an enforced delay Of Il LOuIs.' $780,, o,,,,s,
AsSistqus Postmaster Pc.sOn and General Supellh-
sendeut Younars also expressed most d,clieH! wv g
pou that diSCUntinuancc OF the last tfdlhs "Ouu
be an ilumeuse loss 10 the community. =, 20, p .
H. n Vail Superintendent OF the khl"aS wan 81
vice who Is still in the city maknS arahScDeI ,o alo
transmission OF the mails, sad Ii Is loPudrl sup
need b.t The fast mail trains have alone been dscO
iiUued am although tbs Itself would DC most serious
buirraEce u the rapid tranSlns>l'ls Ul pO7t Hiiti
sTiU ~ nave received another check ~ thc Ntoasc OF
rerliar postal tram. which lett Ncw-i Grk dahN. -!
eioh was 10 years ago. and all the reforms nee that
tmc have suddenly Oceu swept away .lt Vail sad
that 100000 would have >Hio ed to retain all The dc
in IL end congress would find that IL would cost more Ia
abolish fast trains than 20 run them. without tOe
there would hf decided falling OF IN Pusl2 matter ana
general dissatisfaction would Dc shown.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
rArAL ACCIDENT AT rlNArLY.

terrible manner while attemp,n. 60 his store
D: Tenany y. J OF burning phosphorus ~ an cly
hour yesterday morning. Mr. Ballard resides win his
family over The drug store, and at o'clock hr was awak
eued by the odor OF burning drugs, ana In his night
clothing down into hc store Here be found that Tie air
had in some way in contact With aquauy oi pLos-
tLorus contained in seal and tc metal had isIicd.
Without be, itIjiou bc picked up the Ncssc. with The in
tetion of throwing thr buruiu drug into {. street
UDgd the door. however, tbr bottom had
been burned the ana the burning matter irll
uuou hiD almost without clothing is lac N- ana bGFucd
IN griehtii manner bis hand, tine lower pan 81 hs
sQv and ll. ioHer limbs. IAr T4ir Dc"f. mont CE-
tlEu.,hed tAc flames in the sor, Mr.. b"r's in
u!.s are oi such character ihjt hc lru'ah' cannot
recover The mother Of Mr. Ballard, an old lazy iNlHs
with him, swooucd upon the Arpr, and died 90 ieN
moments from the OycI-eActcmcut resulting from tho
tCcLuNnt.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

tiop was defeated by party voteYeas 121 Nays n,
not the necessary twothirds in the Affirmative
GENERAL LEGISLATION.
Mr. SPRINGER (Dem., nl asked leave to oiier reso-
luton send a Sub bCommittee OF the Committee Oh
Foreign Affairs NewYork to continue the inyesiga-
ton into the question Of the Venezuelan Mixed Commits
sion.
Mr.. PAGE Hep., Call objected
Mr.. SPRINGER moved to suspend the rules and
adopt the resolution Rejected, not twohirds IN the
The b authorizing the Commissioners for the District
to deray the expenses of the District I'LL the h OF & De
ceber next by borrowing sum oi not over p4ioSo|
in anticipation Of the taxes, was passed .,o
A bill ia regard to the manufacture ana regulating 'ho
taxes ON fruit brandy was passed. -
Mr. RICE Dem, Ohio) offered resolution calling on
the Secretary Of the Treasury Tor report as 10 te
amount Of gold coin and gold bullion IN te lt;u| on
This day aciually owned by the Government with iu
detailed statement of outstanding gold certleates gou
interest due aud unpaid called o9s ,'eS n.a o'Aei
Sir WHITE rep. N. " moved 20 suspend the rues
and pass the bill to pay soldiers and sailors OI te 1to
war 81 an for their bounty lands L0st-oy seven
Committee reported back the senate Dill 70 eHtend ior
eight years the time for the construction ana TO
the rules and take mp the bill for c0sideratioh' Lust
Yeas, 43; Nays, I4y NJ, ,.,,o, 20 s,,.rend tle
rules aud adOp resolution tamed AT secretary Ipihu'
erl declaring that the performance Dy the heao Vl d
Executive department Of duties as Chairman Df pais
Committee having IN charge ihe manage anu - &
cutiOn political paign N lncOnhstehi WIZ to
relations
whose Saared servant ne ls ~ lncompalDe WIN tit
faithful impartial, and efficient discharge oil the dt;s
and RESPONSIBILITIES OF his exalted position, Is ~ war VIII
every riiouai idea OF ciy service REFORM andchaehSes
public criticism and condemnation ,..,.
AR CONI,IR Ken Mich.l suggested that the res0-
utou should include the Sorgeautat rus ot tbe Ose
Mr CANNON tRep, Ill) wished ~ SILL SIN ial'nei i SA
tended 10 Speaker pro TEN who LETT the char 10 at'ehd
the ~. Louis Democratic Convention: , ,
The motion to suspend the rules ana ADOPT the Itsoiu
tion was defeated-Yeas, e; Nays, ss
bill in relation "a postal affairs, banS TIE amenoeN
bill from which the Presidential dppoVs hid beCl IN
bad ON account of an informally IN its reference u ne
Revised Statutes, was passed. -.
The SPEAKER laid before the House c0mrunica-
tou fOm the Chairman Of the Nakpdhd OF The kePdDC
OF Tran,yaa South Africa, cOnpiimentnB h Aueilca
Republic ON the first centenary Ot It's NauOhh Hhu'-
pendence. Ordered printed. - a.,
Mr. WHITTHORNE Domr Tenn, Chairman OF tle
Committee on Naval AlaIs, moved To suspend ihc Ies
ana uopt an order that the report Oi the COnmttce!
together with that OF the minority, made on atEeo
abuses errors and frauds in the naval service, De 'u
and their consideration made special order iol fFda!
heNL - -.
After discussion the motion was rejected by p9iy
yo-Yeas, III Nays, 7I-not the necessary t"O-thuH7
ia the affirmative.
The House then, at j:I5, adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
DECISlONs-JULY Il.

S,,,reme Conrt-Ciycat-Pd Part H.--By Judge Dom.
hue Wism wardrOp appellant agt Horace B. ciaHn e Al
TsspondentsOn the trial called Pa consei attn
inst Uut questions 10 obtain rules
DO not allow tim the beaent Of exception
10 Orel5 Of proof
Common Plcas--SpecaI Term--By Judge Van
Uoesrn-M f. Walsh agt. J. j. Wal-h-S0t'u denied See
I,Tepdun H. o. Kittle act Q. H. kitte.locn DENIED
with leave renew. See mem. >. SsWDaIgrt ag. j. Vol
Raifoad Co-crisr signed J. Dolan Az A. Inesssn-In.
irrctiOn cobliru7 and receiver appointed T. owens sz
AIT Jobn r. Fuller-fie plaintiff must apca The Teeees
report cannot aside BY motion of special Terra
denied {. c. Soitlafd at II. BrHDer ct al-See men.
V0yips Court - ChdaGeys - By judge 6oepp-
RiChar,son sgt M.cheena.Nytou denied with $40 eoss
pp et al agt DTeBnsDN0tirn denied without costs Ven
Cohen 81 a-yoon denied without costs see Onlqn
lgt O.yIsOrer for examination De bsne ssss he Ds
rdrr 0r Judgment demurrer. Sc Bcrst agL kdfdge
order appnntng Spencer G. Martin receiver &c saith he.
"iiy, - g. Pnicson AIT OddcN oOn dsned oond sl4fy
-, opinou Wilson agt Tbr Oriental Bank-AOoB drnid
arce ithoat costs Londergsn dgt Ro2ersorder dismiss
na actioa condtcpaiy keller agt Lambert Onlef iof sab
Lang et al art ThOuas ~ aOrie directing sbfug To se
raod. Ca!o3re agt VichmaHsOsi-r 10 substitute suT,t
MYERS act. mathematician staying Proceedings see
o3uru Drake ag Sorz Order g eNanne witness before
al BOomiEpiIlr II ~ aIt S'ott " uiscohdlu
BGrFc AZ: Campbell -orisr granting attachment loT con
TEMPT Eoscuthai - al 1gt viz n 81 a. of4er grAnuv
e,'tj, d..alti1n.nce Ne Ell. Ifgnger.od-or'lr
motion with slO COSTS -tO-t5 s1f r. 70
OF srs.al unless costs bs PAID Wright ae ODonneh Pow
at HilaTd; EOss agt scAf3i heIao andW "n ai,fs
eFSgf %er s9 i seIasci @ as si a5san a
same: Je5r on art WaahOid; and Bgi'er sgt schePa
Orders signed GTsHOd sgt I1LFAhs, ann Cia AttAe
@ % IN O CoB1 api sane ax same-oIler appoint
lng =. A. Amman as referee.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
nrrGGEp AND KOHBED.

1t was reported to Capt McDonneh ol ihe
Eighth Precinct Pole" yesterday morning iia' "h 'd'
ian laDorer. Bauo E"g1o had been "'ur-'u anu i''"'
-, Italians and tieu ich 90 u railroad track
...,.. Ls ~, yt ..I,4rSy yi..! tT,tiir9e
c went out CaIrOlsvilc, y. j., 10 Try and get work
They followed him. and ot length hroG him to carry
trunk for them 20 the railroad station, about three,
tors a mile away. Before Lc started Iogcfo Wa III
yt.d 10 drink ana he several glasses of ale TIE
Ijgov Wa. rugscd ana before he had gore iir Eoscro
.o unconscious upon The railroad track. Her, lo "Hs
rDgbc of bis money and watch and itt u -u,Aa posi-
iio hat hc must hc destroyed by the first pass * tram
n on tic railroad Before the irum tHhc hiuu-
they dragged him OF the track ana freed him rom h,
bonds lie came his and finding That nr Lah
fcn sripued by thieves Of li, vItcI ana uh book, Doc
" iu despair lie cWnc 70 tu- ct' again, anu ny toe
and. About u'r.uCa Vested o. C noon 14h'"i i+!ihlH
arrested Giovanni HcPya" a HiodNdy ana hF 'h'-'i'
ANA nc was positively iGyu,II .; Ui the robbers.