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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-25
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

" adopted 10 The tough sEu, muscles and flesh Of
the animal creation. It's cncct- upon seVore
Gaze. OF SPAWN, -weeny, Wind tall Rig
Heat aud foll-E'h' are little less than narya-
iDu-.
Mcssr- y. McCl lure 4 Co, Drlggi.is cor.
BIN ahd Front st- Cincinnati, - .say.
IN our ntighborhood a number OF teamsicr,
are using Tie tcntaur LinImcnt. They pTo-
hpunce o. superior Ia anything they have ever
n-"l vessel a. high as four or n,o dozen
hpitles yer month to owners of horses anil
mules d"
Nehnye Nclumcs Of Testimonials describing
cure. OF >prains, hick-, Calls, Poll-Eyil. Bug
Head, ana even Founders, which are little less
than narNela No owner Of an animal can
AFFORD To- be without bottle Of C.ntaur Lint
m'ni' which any day may prove worth twenty
tine- us cost
sold every where, but prepared nly at the
Laboratory 0fJ. u. Rose 5 Co,
10 Dry ST, NEW YORK.
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-. mAes.p cali Of thc National Dem.
ocrastc Convention.

rSe Omeusu call Of tire National Dem.
OcrNstc Convention.
Tbs National Democratic Committee. TO
whom 10 delegated the power Of fixing the
time and place Of holding the National Dea-
ocratic convention Of 1876, have appointed
Tuesday, the twsnty-seventh day Of June
next. noon, o. the time. and selected st.
Louis ~ the place Of holding such CONVEX
ton.
Each state will be entitled to . represen'
tstion equal 10 doublc the number oil us
senators and representatives in the con-
sress OF the United states and the terri
tory OF Colorado. whose admission in July
10 State will give II vote In the next
electoral college, IL also invited to send del
egates to the convention.
Democratic, Conservative and other citi-
gems Of the United states, irrespective of
past political associations, desiring TO co.
operate with the Democratic party in its
present efforts and objects. are cordially in'
vited To join In sending delegates to the
national convention. Cooperation Is de.
sired from all persons who would change
an administration that has suffered the
nuhlic credit 10 become and remain inferior
...s,., ,.,..u,, r.,,o,s. Ia. nor.
70 otner auu 'es' is'o'eu na'o"' mas I''
mitted commerce to be taken away by for
eiee mowers: has stif,ed trade by unjust,
,,,..,,., co., ,.r,,o,o,. io,;.,,,;on. Inns
uueq"A. ahu PeIhe'o"s
imposed unusual taxation and rendered IL
most buroensome has changed growing
,,o.ro,;,v into widespread suffering and
P s,anaa ,ho ruhl,, monovs
~ant' hss squ"uue'eu 'uo p"o,'S '"o"
rccklessly aud dcfiantly, and shamelcssly
u.ed tho mower that should have been swift
,.n,n,sh or,ua 90 nro,oc,i,
10 punish cr'he' u pio'eo' "'
For ,h.se AMI other reasons tbe national
-, -, a., ,,,II;. d.naor
Demoerauc part! uceii' INC P"p''' "'"so'
imminent. and earnestly desirous oil secur-
inp To our country the blessings of an
.unr,;o., n,,ro and free povernm. MT.
eoonon''.'' ~. ..s % 49,.
cordially invite the co-opera,io"~' 'heh
fellow.citizens in the effort to attsin this
.h,.o4
0V'0"
Thomas A. Walker. Alabama.
8. r. Cockrill, Arkansas.
Frank MeCsppln. Ca ra;;or,
Ch.rlcs Reasfen Delaware.
Charles E. Dyke, Florida.
A. h. LAYTON, Georgia ,.
GyEus MSSoi aS ,
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(EnTAUR
| INIMENTS,

s. Itarly perfect are the rccirc. II the won.
dt'iul pam -OOthin. and healing C.ntuur Linz
hrnts, that we can rDnidenully say they Will
"'scNi"tr amy pain arising from nssh,
bone OF muse arrangements, edo not PIE.
tend That thcy " III mend broken leg or rx.
terminate bOiIs, but even In such Ta-.s thr,.
VIII fehucc The inflammation anu stop the pain
Nofchn we 2hutehic" the proper results where
Tie body = poisooed by whisky. lem
l'Iun,D - a here+-hty 10 proper ply steal,
Gi,c white tcHtaur Iiuimens il mar
ucularly adapted 10 all cases Of Rheunsatissi.
lumtago, Neuralgia, EyTsiIelns hprains.
licl, thilillain-, tuia, Brui-es ~tings Poison-.
TvSA.u, HciRuca' Neas Back, Pains ia tie side,
Nounl,, weeping sluews, Burns, Frosted
iert, Pdl.N lar-achc, IOoth-achc Head cache,
lccr-. old >Ore-, Broken Breasts Sor. Mn
pies, sore Throat, Group, DiptheTia, etc The
most - the-e complaints the tcntaur Linimsnt
viii cure ni o! them IL will benefit. u Will
extract tile poison from bite. and -tiuKs.
hud VIII cure burns and scatds without "A
scar lhe following j. bat sample ola thotIs-
ana similar icstimonials;
ANTIOCH. In, Dec. /, 1874
NY WiIc has lpt "A long tim. been terrible
sufferer from rheumatism She has tried maj
physicians aud many remedies The Only thing
which has given her relief is Crntaur Lininrut
an rJoiced to 10y hi. has cured her
W. IL RING, Postmaster 30
!, T. an ind..puinbe met that the Centaur Iini-
m.nt- arr performing cures never before
ehcct"u by any preparation in existence, - like
thrpnic rheumatism OF thirty years stand
ing- sinighicning finger. and joints which hal
Dtcn siif Tor - years. taking the soreness from,
burns, etc.
one dollar. or even MY cents. invested In
'thiaur IiuiihOuf VIII he within reach when
ni accident occurs. and will do more good
man any amount oi money Iah for medical
frequently Ne this Eminent, and Of coursc
charge several prices tor 10.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-25

Gross, 8lchly babies ami children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest. IL they will
u-c tastorl1, Worms, icvcrishness, tecihing
"'lh cDtic, sour stomach and und &c stcd foot
make children cross, and produces sicknos,
thstJria viii n,simatc the food, eNpci
worms. ami correct AL these things For
twenty years Dr. Pitcher experimental In hi.
and stomach regulator which would be rs cfer-
as castor Oii. without its unpleasant
taste or recoil.
Tie reputiiiOa of his experiment extended.
Physician, and nurses rapidly aiopted his
remedy 10 which he gave the name of Gas.
tOria
Iastoria j. a. pleasant To take ns honey.
regulate, the stomach and bowels, and does not
gripe. Ii j. adapted To all ages. rULtain, no
alchOhol, and Is absolutely harmless to
the most tender infant
Try tastaTia once and Won will never I'D
without IL.
Prepared at the Laboratory ofJ. H. Rose 4
Co., ~ boy street, New York. lD.2-2i-l3tw
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SAVE MONEY!

q. ram
buy sii worth Of goods for $50. Why not do il.
The Great l.. bpligr sale, BT0omGcld street,
Boston, IL firmly established, and Tor years Ia.
-uld really valuable goods worth 81 - toS ~
"a q fixed price OF only one Dollar We are en-
doTsei AMI recommended by the best papers
and the leading merchants. our -ale H. an hon
orablc business cnterprise, We 10 sell good at
less than other dealers. In tlsse times IL pays
Ia save money. We sell j,wclTy, silver and
patel ware, glassware cutlery. uty and fancy
foods, groceries, teIs coffee, spices, and In fsct
everything, including 100 elegant books
which retail AZ one dollar aud ffiy cents o. -four
dollars, aud all fOi Just one dollar. There Ia no
ticket. order slip on other iriukcTy one dollar
secures any article on the list. We q u, let
you see goods belpic paying. over = 90 Iui-
rpns attest the popularity OF our great sale. We
cannot give any idea here Of our business, Dur
let of goods would MI this entire paper. Send
az once for circulars and recommendation from
cur pnIfohs' You can save each. WIN You do
II 2 II 30, address az once II. DRMI>ION Il
Co, y. /. DOLLAR SALE, 33 Broomllcd 81
Boston. Slaas. O&sl -a-IC-w2m
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BEST BAKING STOVE THEY EVER SAM
Housckcepers who have used the Charter
Oak for years say it Is the best baking
stove they every saw bakes quickly and
evenly with little fuel, and. clean as =
pin, IN
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See Here. 20 you want rrooks
wv LII " Cul-. Prints Photo
giauh- Why then 80 you waste money on
swindlrr,. Instead send 90 the old reliable
house OF Hunter * Co. Established ia l.D1
We supply all books, al goods AMI az lowest
rates. send tnT -Jmc Of the-e, Trunk Pun 81
tun, Hes How 10 win a sweetheart, .Hc
Golden Wheel fortune Teller, soc Book 81
Love letter., 80 Boxing Made Easy. lie
Morgan Masonry Xpo-ed, 1iorp Illustrated.
re How to write short haud, l0ci How 10
ainuse an eyeH.Ig Party. "lv; Dancing mace
Easy, huc How Gamblers win, s.c Leap year
cards, Court hip Iard.. Fortune Telling CARTS.
Love Making Cards. 4 kinds-each Ia case only
sc; Complete Pocket Hoyle, Pc, Chester
uc'd's Letter Wtitcr i0c; Monitor OF Free
masonry, Iic How 20 win and how 20 WOO,
$ic The Lave Of Love, ayc; Ladies' Guide 81
beauty. BE, Nc, Ac., Ac. Remember any OK
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We want your patronage. send for our ciTcu-
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rex money with w!ndler- but send st once to
the Old reliabl,i,' iiguieI y Co., lin ,dale,
N.H.
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PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance for good agricultural lands ON
IEN iEAHs' CHEDiI, at SIX rEn GENT. Interest.
Don't run any risks, but 90 to II country that has
been proved 10 be good Send yOur address by
postal card 10 Land COm'r b. X NJ. Il. Il
Burlington, Iowa, and receive free copy of Iowa
and Nebraska Farmer, with chart Of lands, and
Ow round "trip rates. 3-2s-wgn.
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Ia ai cases OF private, chronic, ana urinary 1T
seascs In all their complicated fnrms. IL Is well
known that Or Jane, has Stood ~ the head OF
the profession Tor the past - years. Age and
experience are all important, Seminar NeniS.
mess, night losses by dreams pimples on the
face. lost manhood can positively he cuted
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention, call
OrWritc. Pleasant home for patients. \ book
Tor the million. Marriage Guide, which tells
you all about these dseaseb--Who should marry
.-why MOTTO cents to pay postage. br James
has % rooms and paIlOr. You see no one but
the doctor ONCE hours, am. 10 pm. sun
days, ~ to l.. All business strictly conilden-
tiul. i-.s-dGw-ly.
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Ess.. ..:s All for%1.OO.

Ten elegant sheets of Choice Music arranged
tor the Piano Forte Will he sent by mail ON re-
ceipt Of one Il liar, post paid on single copies
~ j. cent each.
They can also be ordered through any news
dealer Ia the United states,
Happier ys-lnstrumcntal,."."T Brown
Why can not Forget ,.,.,.,.., tlarble
Far q Fer the Waves ,.,,.. ,,.,... ..,....Maylath
llgh Iir-NalZ .,,,,,,,.....,.,..,,,,..... Strauss
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When ldJrrkson had his nay"."o. Wosternc
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The College Quichslep.,,.". stod,'aId
There's Letter in the Candle -,..... ....t cote
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Address orders To Beni W Hitchcock, Pub
Usher ~ Third Avenue y. Y. 2-a-dtin.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion removes freck-
es, tan ana sallowness makes the skin
'soit, white and delicate. Its Applicant
cannot be detected. 3-lO.d&wIy'
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DENTISTRY

LYoN's kArHAIRoN makes beautiful
glossy. lhNuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing ont or turning gray. Il has stood the
test of 40 y ears. Is charmingly perflmed
ana has no rival. 3-l0-d&wly
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The Bulletin

VIII steadfas,ly oppose the policies OF 10
Republican party, aud refuse 10 be Tram
meled VI the dictaiion of any clique IN the
Democratic organization.
!, believes that the Republican party M.
fulfilled it, mission. and that the DC mo.
cratic party a. now organized shoulo h re.
stored to power.
Il believe, the Radical tyranny that b.
fer several years oppressed the South
should be oyerihrown and the people Ct ne
Southern States permitted 10 con,ro, then
own Affairs.
II believe. that railroad corporation
should be prohibited by legislative crac;i
msnt, from e1ioGtluE aud uuyus,ly dsscTiu.
iE-rizg in thslr business transactions With
"a. puliic.
reeogn.zes the equality OF al r'n
fore the isw.
/. advocates free commerce tariff 70,
revenue only.
advocates resumption Of specie pay.
msn;, and honest payment OF the public
debt.
1t advocates economy IN the injnIstrG.
ton Of public eaairs
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
THE DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.

rumor having been freely circulated that tho
above bank, ut No. 343 Bowcry, under
going q run yesterday, HERALD reporter visited
the Institution, and mad an interview with the
President Mr.. Androw Mills The interior OF the bank
presented very unusual appearance, and certainly
the rocoviug tcllers seemed DO much actively
employed in taking the money OF long string Of de-
positors while the paying teers only waiting on
two or throc who were anxious to take their money
from the custody OF the bank. Said the Prcsdent:--
''Thc articles which appeared In some Of tho morning
papers, dated from Albany, but evidently inspired
much nearer this city, iaso nearly every partic-
ula. As to whether any of the trustees intimatcd
have aly interest deprecatng tho credit Of the
stitution would prefer not 10 say The elegant build
ing occupy COST with the ground, about
$500 900, ami have over $1,000 surplus. Wo
probably better prepared Tor run than any bank
In New York, having only about 81, 400 900 IN mort
cages the balance OF securities beng negotiable ut
u moments notice above par. ON Mondays and Satur-
days keep open the evening, and 60 far de-
positors have unusually largo IN numbers, while
the drafts have been small Up TO this timc-ha-past
two o'cIock-we have received nearly 500, 900"
One of tho dcpositors spoken to BY tho reporter
He said: :-"I know ali about the bank II good, and
they can have all the money can spare.
that the Dry Dock savings Baak Is sound, with
abundance OF available assets On the 1st OF this
month, however, about $4,000 were drawn from It's
vaults and up to the 9th inst about $500 000 There
appeared yesterday no excitement IN or about the In
stisution.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
CROOKED SPIRITS.

sTEIN SENTENCED FOR wHIsKEY FRAUD.
Yesterday Assistant District Attorney Hull moved
for sentence the United States Court upon Christian
A. Sein who Indicted three years ago for running
an Illicit whiskey dstilIery yurmau street, Brook
lyn II will be remembered that the prisoner Is the
individual who away TO Canada shortly before the
arrival Of the day Of trial and remained In the
Dominion till last March, when he surrendered him.
self TO his bondsmen aud ncrccratcd IN the Kings
County Pententary whore he has been since confined
He pleaded guilty 10 the Indictment found against him.
and stated tbnt he had paid while running the Illicit
whskey still tho sum OF $500 monthly for two
years to Daniel Gien and Samuel Gibbcrson,
deputy collectors Of the rcvcnuc and to ox-Unitcd
States Assistant District Attorney Thomas Hughes
the price of their silence II would appear that little
attention paid The allegation by the District A.
torney however these parties were mover indicted.
Mcssrs Gibberson and Cullen remove from their
ofhc'a position in Collector FreoIands office last
month.
Judge Benedict in passing sentence stein, said
the prisoner intelligent OF far higher degree
than is generally found in men who are engaged In do
fraudinr' the government; he had fled the country
when he bound answer and the mitigating CIR.
cumstances wero lew. The sentence imprisonment
at hard labor for sixteen months In the Albany Psn
tertiary and the payment OF nne OF 81, 600
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
WORK OR BREAD"
SERIOUS DEMONSTRATION or srARvMo woRxs
INGMRN IN NEW JERSEY.

SERIOUS DEMONSTRATION or srARvmo woRxs
rNGMKN IN NEW JERSEY.
About one thousand mon out Of work In Newark
Yesterday portion OF these became dcmopstrxtiva
They collected ip front OF the Mayors residence bus
he out Of town. They looked for him also At the
City Hall with tho view OF nndng out II ne could do
something alleviate their surerings, bu, he noe
there. HIS clerk told thcm he out Of town. The
men said thcy willing to work At anything and for
any wages that would support them and fsvs
thcm and their families from starvation. They
must have, they insisted, work or bread
Some OF them have had work for
eighteen months. The most fortunate have only
had work very small portion OF tho tIme IL 10 GER
tam that they are Ia very bad state The mon talk
aud act " they honestly dcsrous Of working
they could tina any TO do They sxtremely or
derry IN their demonstration yesterday. One man
stated that he bal had work Tor ycar and bali;
that tho whole sustcnnncc Of himself and Ismiiy was
very ~ tie bread buI plenty OF To-day the mcn
will call upon the Mayor again. They complain thas
the city work Is given out exclusively 70
official favoritcs select icw and that the system lass
year Of '.changc about" wholly departed from Ths
evening they will hold puplir meeting IN Military
Park, Tor the purpose Of discovering whether WORK
may DO obtained Unless some shadow Of the golden
OF prosperity Is discovered to the men 10 10 feared
that serious consequences ensue ss the men ase
growing desperate.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
A SAVAGE AFFRAY.

An alteration, which will probably result fatally to
one of the parties concerned in the tenement
house. No Is Clinton street. early yesterday morning
Unable to sleep account of the heat, Edward Dan
neber, Adolph Rupert and Frederick Hasse, shoe
makers, living in the house, began playing cards
table in the yard Of the building They had drank
quantity Of beer, whom Danne5er accused Hasse Of
cheating The latter caught up u wood axe, which
was lying or n block by and struck Daunebcr
the left shoulder, cutting clear into tho
bone. Danneber scized tho chair which
he was sitting with the intention of defending himself
but by tins time Hassc, who thoroughly inurla-
ted struck HIM again the lett temple crushing the
bone in and layinA open his left cheek Rupert at
tempted TO interfere. when Hasse struck him on tho
right above the elbow breaking It. Officer Henry
Rockford o. the Eleventh precinct who called n
arrested Hasse who being arraignod before Justice
Bixby at the Essex Market Police Court commit
ted await tho result Of Danncber and Rupperts nju
rica
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
NOT A CRIMINAL CASE.

Oncer Brennan, Of the Second District Court Squad,
yesterday morning arrested Henry Greves, lately tho
proprietor OF the furniture warehouse No. II West
Fourth street and now OF No. 81 Second avenue,
charge Of larceny preferred against him by Mr. William
H. Thompson, of No. Burling slip. The complaint
states that Mr.. Thompson the OF the store
IN which Greves did business and owed $500 for
rent ON the 18th of June Greves agreed 10 give HIM
furniture v lued at 500 in lieu Of the
paid rent. Greves failed to deliver the furni-
ture as agreed on, and few days alter
executed general assignment in bankruptcy. On be-
hall of the prisoner stated by his counsel that
owing 10 Mr. Greves having been swindied by J. De
catur Potter Terence Rice Quinn, George X. Nash and
Others he compelled 10 suspend business and no,
counsel for Mr.. Greves advised him TO deliver
the Bankruptcy law virtually deruuding the rcmain-
der OF his creditors Justice Duffy dismissed the chargs
against Mr. Greves, stating that the purely
ono Tor the civil courts.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The first meeting OF the creditors Of Joseph ZaoInsk
was held yesterday before Register Allen, OF No. ls2
Broadway when three debts were proven, and John N
Platt the Official assignee was appointed assignee
Iu the matter Of George N. Paxon and H. W. Tibbtts
a hearing on the application by the baukrupts Tor q
discharge held before Register Allen yesterday.
John Grace aud Thomas Feary Il Sons opposed the
motion and the Register gave them ten days 10 e the
specifications OF Their opposition.
The examination OF sundry claims in the matter OF
Many Marshall. bankrupts, 10 progressing before
Register Allen.
Messr. John g. Baxter A. Son havc compromised
with their creditors with twenty i've cents on the dol
lar. payable In six, nine and twelve months. The
proposition accepted ut meeting OF the creditors
neld Jeiore Register Fitch, OF No 345 Broadway
The hearing the appicatio for dibcharae In tho
OF James H. Livingston and T.. u. Ncwburn, which
sol down for yesterday before Register Aien,
adjourned until the 3lst inst
Aios Fcigclsock yesterdsy filed In the County Clerk 3
ONCE his assignment TO William j. Preston. Hugh
Bluson also nied an assignment to Patrick Farley.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
RIVAL RECEIVERS.

In the Marine Court Chambers before Judge Geepp
yesterday, motion made to substitute another re-
ceiver In the place Of E. W. Avery who had been ap-
pointed In the suit of Van Buskirk against Smith
Girvan II appears that on the same day on which
Avery was appointed in the Marine Court, Mr. sas
B. Sutcher had been appointed in another suit
against the parties in the Supreme Court Now,
Il is claimed that Mr.. butcher being appointed by the
Supreme Court, and being familiar with hops, OF which
the dcfeudants' property consists the recover ap
pointed by the Marine Court should Weld 10 him, and
that he should both suits II is also urged against
the Marine Court that he does business n the
Office with the paint attorneys, and Is thus so
connected with them under the decisions on that
point, to render his appointment and continuance in
Office improper. In opposition TO the motion II was
urged that Mr. Avery had priority Of appointment by
few minutes, and legal grounds exist ior his rc-
movaL Judge Goepp took the papers, rescrving his
decision the motion.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
CELESTIAL CARVING.

All Chez is q Chinese cigar maker, residing at No 70
Chatham street All How is q Chinese washsrinan re-
siding At No. 217 West Thirty-sixth street The two
Cclestials In front OF All How's residence sun
day night All How upbraided All Chce with owing
him thirteen cents All Chez responded by striking
All How in the face, whereupon the latter drew a
pocket knc and stabbed All Chez twico the left
and breast innctinR severe wounds. Alter the stab
blng Ab Chez, seeing that All How endeavoring
TO make his escape, caught him by tho
pigta AMI threw him on the sidewalk At this juno
Jure Oiccr Price, OF the Twentieth precinct, came
up and arrested both men. On beng arrngned before
Justice Duty at the Washington Place Police Court
yesterday All How committed tor trial
charge OF elonious assault and All Chez sent to
the House OF Detention for Witnesses Justice Duly
sorely pcrplcxed owing to both the parties
not speaking any language but Chinese. This dih-
Guilty, however, was obviated by Sing Wo, Chinese
interpreter from the oncs Of the Chinese Emgralio
Society In Baxter street.