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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

SToSING L ADY IN THE STREETS. ester
day afternoon about o'clock, as a young
lady teacher of the Central public school
was passing down Twelfth street, ION her
way home, she was attacked with stones by
seven or eight boys, and but for the timely
approach Of two gentlemen, who arrested
one Of the boys and chased the others off,
she would have been seriously injured.
Some Of the boys are known to be scholars
OF the Central school, and we trust the
school authorities will see that they are pro.
perly punished for this dastardly outrage.
The names Of the lady and of the gentlemen
who interposed for her protection may be
obtained at this Office. s,-, .s
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| BgABrY 4sD TIN Bsssr The Yrrinia
oDera-House last rfeht MS filed with Il
large ana brilliant audience On Che toccasioii
OF the erfertainmentsg sgiyer, lDy number 81
children Tor The beusfft 3of tEis yeIIoWsyeyer.
sufferers in our sister southern eli tiles, Many
went with tlie sole Intention 81 giving their
mite to the Charitable cause, while others at
tended both for charity and for enjoyment.
,Bnt all were more than pleased. ThAy
were astonisfIed at tle exeelJenca N
tl,e . !. neriormance. and durinc fIie
whole evening exnressions Of mYbonntiad
satisfaction aud praise were uttered. THE
toiSs ya. tr,,Iy yvonderf;,i On oni f,lIr ID daS
o,d ,a =. 4ta,, y;
sbt The @ ms a,dienee ths ;ebeat NEED
- ,.pisa r,1,a arta;ny,,a,,st on,hronod tha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

TEupsRANcE OFFICERS. The following
are the oficers-elect OF Stonewan Council,
No. "a, Friends Of Temperance, for tne
term commencing October 1st w. z. NJ.
Kellam, president; p. Y: Powell, assoeime
nresident: Thomas a. Riddick, chaplain;
6. q. Hasker, secretary; r. T. Howard,
financial secretary; John F. Shinberger,
treasurer; j. A. Hobson, conductor; :. y =.
sehwalmeyer, assistant conductor; 3: Y.
BYerIy, inside sentinel; 3. 8. Valentine
outside sentinel; A. s. Lloyd, ex-pressnident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

s HELP. FOR THE SAVANNAH SUFFERERs.-
The Madison Ward Committee appointed
TO collect funds for the Savannah sufferers,
composed OF Messrs. a. T.. Stokes tcnatr.
many, N. w. Nelson, George h1ein, A1rea
Moses, Clarence Danforth, and Y. " .els elsi- =
oar. are TO meet at 10 O'Clock to-day at the
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
nanY,s Office. -
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HELL-GATE OPEN.
,,,rtosIoN OF THE SUBMARINE NINE.

r. w. TACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SUCCESS
rur TERRIFIC RENDING FORCE LIBE-
p,Trp ny THE FINGER OF A CHMD-A
,,Pp1SG TREMoR OF THE EARTH AND A
,v,RrBvT NOT LOUD REPORT-ndMENSE
,'yysrsS. OF WATER THROWN UP-THE
rnpCE EXTENDED MAINLY IN THE WORK
nr rrPsrlSG THE RECOMMENDATION
,r cryEEAL NEwToS's THEORY OF THE
,.rrrcrs OF THE DISCHARGE.
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Persosdi. Mayor Chiles Is ona q hunting
expedition In. che upper part Of the county.

i Political Meeting. - Tho oliticai rally and
barbecue at the old Courtho house to-norggsy 4
viii be attended bY large numbers Of paess
sons from this city and RichIaond Prepara-s
tions have been made for the entertainment
of almost any nHmber OF visitors, oil L:0fs
whom will be madeF Welcome, md can be-
assured that they will have d good time. 5;
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SKETCH OF GENERAL NEWTON.

Sfks3Ds j uG CSt5tudUC&S SCOGp VA IVkuPlSptAo
the entire work Of improving He'll Gate and
the East river Is $5, ,139,120 I"
,as SKETCH OF GENERAL NEWTON.
General John Newton, the hero Of the
great engineering feat at He'll Gate, was
born in Virginia about the year 1928, and
graduated at the West Point Military Aca-
deny in 1912. From the year 1843 until
1S48 he was Assistant Professor OF Engi-
neering at West Point. In 1862 he was
made first lieutenant; in July, 1855, cap
tain In August, 1861, major; in Septem-
ber, 1861, brigadier-general OF volunteers;
in March, 1863, major-general Of volunteers;
and in December, 1885, maior-general OF
volunteers, serving with distinction in the
late war, rising to the command OF o
Federal army corps. He was commander
OF the district of Key West and Tortu-
gas from October, 1864, to June, 1865 For
his services at Peach-Tree Creek and At
lanta he was breveted brigadier-general, and
at the close Of the war was breveted major
general United States army for gallant and
meritorious services. During the last six
wears General Newton has to the mind OF
the American public been identified with
the great works at Hell-Gate.
Among General Newton's guests Sunday
were Ex-Governor Lowe, OF Maryland; |;
Judge Pratt, OF the Supreme Court, Brook
lyn; General E. p. Scammon, OF South
Orange, Nj, and Cincinnatus Newton, OF
Norfolk, Va, brother Of the General.
A SHARP REJoINDER. z4.t'
Mr.. w. E. Dodge, of New York, wrote to
General Newton declining On invitation to
witness the explosion, and rebuked what
he too promptly pronounced a dissertation
~ etc cobbntJ,, Ganarol9 5Neyytnn rpniiad !.
s'As you go out Of the way to violate the
common courtesies of social intercourse, /
take this occasion to inform you that did
not even know Of your invitation. The
truth is,', said he, 81 left the matter Of in
vitations to Lieutenant Willard, United
States engineers, with instructions to invite
q certain number OF gentlemen. I regret to
find that in one instance he has made q mis-
folrn - -r..rE.a.. t~.#.
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RABBI Observation-Disclosures DAY OF ATONE
HENT.-Rey. M. j. Brien having been trae9
and found qualified was on Sunday eieeted
rabbi OF the Hebrew congregatlon-hIenne. I
seth Israel-on Mayo street between Broad
and Franklin. !, ..,., Z,
This evening begins the Hebrew day q
atonement. {. It lis considered among Ine
Israelites the hottest day OF the Wnoie year;
and is set apart for fasting, devotion, ana
repentance, as 1t is written ID tne 5d boea tsa
of Moses the 23d chapter bus on .ho .i,o
zenith day ysof the seventh month la $lne !l.
ssay dI 81 stonemant. Il It shall be TO you aday
Of i holy 81 conYocation, and yeshall fast. go
manner s Of work shall ye do on this Dag, for
n is the tiay of at0nement.-to MAKE an
atonemens Tor you before the Lord yons
God. 1t shall be 20 yort q seompleta Guy =, J,
rest. and You lshaIl fast. On the evening 90
tina M ninth You shall begin. From evening
unto evening shall ys celebrate your sar. s
hath $ so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

MIDNIGHT ARRESTS The following par
ties were registered at the First police
station last night at u o'clock: jssS. s.
Mrs. Golfer (whitel charged with ASSAULT
ing and beating Thomas Wallace. .t
r. S. Mobiles, drunk and using proiane
language in the street. IS .,,s@..l I.
Emil salamonskey, threatening to assault
and beat Charles Minsin. s,.
Isaac Christian, fighting in the street.
Milly Miller, cursing and using threat
ening language to Ellen Herley and family.
J. Olden, charged with desertion from q
bark. go ,as1. 81 ..act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

Telegraph Connections. A proposition was
submitted to the Council Committee On
Fire some weeks ago to construct fire
alarm telegraph line between this city and
the police headquarters in Richmond. This
plan was highly approved OF at tho time 1t
was first agitated by large number OF the
Council, but OF late the matter seems to
have dropped. Is the. scheme less practical
now than 1t was 4 few weeks ago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

HusTrNGs Court, YEsTERDAY.--James
Hays, charged with seduction, was tried
and acquitted. A,@ f.5,..5,4'h !.
John W. Howard was tried and found
guilty of horse-stealing, and sent to the
penitentiary for five vars. ~
Lettie johnson was found guilty OF ma
licious assault, and fined $40 and sent to
Jail for six months. ,I.ss
Alexander Matthews and Josephine Coles
were tried for misdemeanor, found guilty,
and fined $40. ~ .%..
John H. Martin, charged with stealing
two pigeons. was tried and acquitted. -
The grand jury met and found true bills
for felony in the following cases: Phil.
Lambert for highway robbery stealing q
muskmelon valued of ten cents from George
W. Barker; T. E.. Higgins, same otfence;
James Robinson. burglary; Richard Harris,
second offence Of petit larceny; w. 81. Blbb
for assaulting George Washington. Misde: .dt
meanor: Reuben Wagner and Molfie White Wht ;
Jane Hungerford, for keeping house lof
i'll fame; Henry Christian, for carrying con-
cealed weapons; and Charles Bluford and
Martha Thomas. sGi ia s.t1a;3, .&.1I .:,l3 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

|. FELL FROM 4 ,ScAFFoLD.-One Of the
workmen, named Beale, fell from the scat
fold at Gray's new row Of houses, on Mar
shall street near Tenth, yesterday morning
and broke his collar-bone. The city ambu-
lance took him home. i f.;G.. .E..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

the constantly increasing demands OF our trade ws
have added weil-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANfCAL rALxTT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAsf
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the moat exae
ditious manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

Republican Raly.-T There win be meet
ing OF the Republicans OF this county held
at Granite tomorrow evening. AL OF the
prominent members of the party from this
city are expected to be present, as well Us
some from Washington and other places.
much Of our way Of thinking, and Of course
this Grating is net gotten up for their benefit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

AMBULANCE CALL. The city ambulance
was called from Wolff7s yesterday, at $40
P. NJ, to take gentleman home who had q
congestiye chill. 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

No Work r. Ingram, tte city cproe;
ner, complains that he has not been called
upon in his official capacity during the CEN
5tennial year. ~ S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

VALUE OF THE LINE-YIsW AND INsPEc-
/ rios oF. .THE COMMITTEE iioE THE FIRE
ALARM AND PoLIcE-T ELEGRAPH-A
PLEASANT DUTY PERFoRMED-HOW aTHE
PARTY WAS ENTERTAINED &C.. &c. ssr:;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

POLICE COURT, TUESDAY, The following
cases were disposed Of In this court yester-
day by Acting Poliee-J Justice John j.
Crutchteld: ,ii z. s 5sS.:. -g.r. r... y.
Walter Norvell, charged with stealing
5000 bricks from some person unknown,
but supposed to be the property OF the city
Of Richmond. Case continued until Octo-
ber Sd. :s .f.-..:. ..s sa.i,
The case OF Thomas Fitz patrick, char ged
with receiving the bricks from Norveli
knowing the same to have been stolen, was
also continued to the same date. M j.
James Cousins, charged with assaulting
and beating Mietta Williams. They were
also charged with misdemeanor. The case
of assault was dismissed. The parties Were
sent on to answer the latter charge.
Sarah Wilson, charged with being drunk !,
and disorderly in the street, was sent TO !ali
for sixty days.
mon prostitutes, were sent to 1all for three
months In default Of surety.
Annie Seaton, Lizzie Gleason, BeGtle Gar
land, Bette Oliver, and Anna stone,
charged with keeping house OF ht-iame,
S. Barnett, charged with selling goods
without license. Case continued untli the
9th October. .,.
". F. Rogers, charged with abusing A.
7. Berry. Case continued until to-day.
John Thomas, charged with stealing .
middling Of bacon, valued at Six 4 dollars
from j. B. Bland, was sent TO the cnain'
gang for six months. q, ss5. - !.
Robert Schuman, charged With aMssa1uliting M
and striking Thomas J.. Mills, was nnea
FIVE dollars and costs. & -
Nellie Bullock, trespassing on the prem
ises of ana assaulting Fannie KanG was
fined five dollars and costs, and required 10
find surety An the sum sof fifty; dollars ior
three months. ~ So ~ & & Z ~
William Sheppard, charged with assault
ing Randall Tunstal and creating disturb,
a1,ce lin the house of Randall, was required
Go pay the cost Of the warrant. s. (. 81
Susan Motley, charged with threatening
to beat Mary Mitchell, was discharged OF On
; 8 mitchell was charged with beating
susan Motley. Was made TO pay the cosE
RArNPAIL.-Th amount OF rainfall fol
the week ending September 10 was III
inehas. B amount OF rainfall Tor the wees
{, 40 90 % "a inches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHER arc selling their
large stock Of TRUNKS, vALIsEs, &C., at very low
prices to make room fer fall and winter boots 500
and 6l1 Broad street. u. 81 Z, tss ssgs
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II MonruARY.-The aols number os deaths
ia the city during the PAST week, i'a aeiuains
ntiIt III, was thirty
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On Duty AGAIN. New fiues having been
put in Company BIS steam fire-engine it
will be put in service again to-day. Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

-MozARr ASSOCIATE ITEMs.-The Board
Of Governors of this Association on Mon
tfay evening elected twenty ight new mem
bers:.l This with the number elected at the
previous meeting-thirty-tw sixty
for the two meetings.
Tt is probable that in q short time two
French-hoFns and o kettie-drum Will De
added 90 the orchestra, which will ada
greatly to its effectiveness. ,sfifi!Dl& - IS. Jst.
TThe clarionet Of Professor Voelker was
nartaetilarly noticeable at the last Soiree.
professor rVoelker was for eight years en-
ployed MS musician in the Prussian army.
This fact is sufficient guarantee OF his ex-
celIence as such. S]l2 s1@l =
Miss Smidt, who made her debut at the
last musicale, is from Augusta, Ga. Her
u "Reminiscences from Norma" was well
rendered and cordially encored.
The Messrs. Peters-father and two sons,
whose performances have added so much TO
the attractions of the Association ion-came
here from New York. The father owns
farm near the city, and will probably in o
short time engage in manufacturing Dusl-
ness in the city. With Mr.. Jacob Remnant
as pianist, Messrs. Kessnich and Peters Tor
violin lists, Messrs. Thillow, Peters, and Hoen
for celloists, Mr.. Krause on the basson, ana
Mr.. Beier on the cornet, the Assoclation
will always have at command not only the
motsrielior first-class orchestra, but solo
artists who would be an acquisition to any
city. G9f3t
.0f Mr.. Leo. p. Wheat's reputation as
musician, and especially as q pianist and or.
ganist. it Is not necessary to say anything
here. He will resume his connection with
the Association upon his return to the city !;
while Messry. Ambold, Seibert, Turner,
and Others have ever been ready 10 leno
their valuable assistance as occasion re-
quired. .sts ats: 81
IN no as ATTRACTIVE as usual, when no doubt
the hall Of the Mozarts will be filed with
brilliant and fashionable audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

HANDMADE BOOTS and SHOES, OF every descsip-
ton, to order, guaranteed to 1T Repairing neatly
done by HERMAN BoscMEa & BRoTnER, Broad
street Y
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NILS ON The IiateY-t tine. he snliis lls
IN ti,e. canal, W hich were forced 20 suspend
work during the late high water, resomea
operations Yesterday 80
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1 have analyzed the wHIsKRY known under the
brand Of b SELECT" controlled by Mesrs. Wall
TER D. BLAIR s. Co., Richmond Va, and ind e
FREE rsoM,fusIL on and other impuTities, and'}
recommend Its use for medicinal and family paf.s
,poses-J. b. McCAw, II. D., iate Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College or Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

.r,,r WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
.,,a"~rv a.. during the day. At night 1t was
clear and quite cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 62;
n. GS: noon, 81; 8 P. NJ, 16 7.
n 60: midnight, IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

Reliqioils. iigiotls exercises wiz ,s pe
haId at the Meade Memorial church on fTi-
dassafternoon at 4ss O'Clock.
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LocK-JAw.-One Of Adams fine horses
died yesterday from lockiaw. 81.
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,.n,surr1ss TOD Washington,
lSo"h l'n'hrr 96..-For the South Atlantic
Stlheiiun coo,cr northwest winds, rising ba-
Stais., s..r r' and partly cloudy weather will
T,"n"ysi T"'ai followed by clear weather.
Port For the Middle Atlantic States, rising oa-
romSter, stationary and lower semperae.re,
nnr+bwest I",l winds, with partly cloudy ana
.,oor weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27

SLIPPERS, TIES, BusK1Ns, &C., cheap at Boz
scHEN's, 500 and 81 Broad street.
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BUSINESS CfIAyCES.
~ onn or $4,000 OLD BRICK FOB
SALE on Eifseentll ssrea heeHee
Main and Cary. Apply on the prem ises. ~

MONEY TO LEND. 3.sss
Several tilousand aollars--in sanis of $500 .
s5,ooo-To LEND on Richmond city resi essats
RICHARDSON'S Il co.
"A Miffl strqff
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!: RAINrAIL. The amount OF rainfall for
the week ending September 10 was LAT
inches: amount Of rainfall Tor the week
ending September 228s .. .ee inches
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improved Sunday and he asked TO be as
sisted into his sitting g-room In order that he
might experience the shock OF thegreat ex-
plosion. He, felt the, house tremble aud q
slight vibration OF the earth. he then ex-
pressed his qualification that he had lived
until the great work had been accomplished,
and declared TINT he was pleased beyond
measure that oil sensational prophecies had
been disproved, and that General Newton's
expectation, based upon scientific know
ledge, had been Justified.
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g3ir|,n}ond 1ispatIr'll||. I ]

r,,r CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
HsIhr rn THAN THE COMBINED icIRcU-
rs LAh"" nr ,rs. THE OTHER DAiLYNEWs-
La ~ rrrs or TUE CITY --.---...-----.---..--.-
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The Public Schools The public schools;
Of this city will reopen on Monday next.
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rEr COST on THE -ygoaE
Following are the different appro opriatlons
made by Congress for the Hell-Gat8 and
East River improvements E. - J. y y. .

The total amount expended by General
Newton up to August J., 1876, was 81 $780,
S41.45. The estimated cost of completing
the entire work Of improving Hell-Gate and
the East river is S5,139,120. 1at
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WEATHER REPORT.

-;..-.,nxrspAY SEPTEMBER q, 1876.
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PROFESSOR HEERY's ExPERi[asEslRs ExPERi[a' y slsl RTs.

Among the visitors seen on the ground Of
ter che blast was cfess0r Henry q me
Smithsonian Tnsttts itson, who Expressed tna
opinion that the result Of the xpioston was Jog
admirable.
c0xxapoRE TANpEEDHT ON THE EzgLoaioAs &
Snpdors yandesbilts condition Was
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pI55;asaaps 1890 sE|'ss &. & sss 81 8
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party visited Boxes 1852, and Is, and in
deed every fire-station in the city. At
Brook-Avenue, Main-Street, Church-Hlil,
and Broad-street engiue-houses the com
mittee were entertained by the Chief Engi-
neer, at whose request, upon the tap OF the
gong, the horses were hitched up ana
driven out with the fire apparatus in an IN
credible short space OF time. Everything
was found to be in apple-pie order, and the
trip was pronounced very satisfactory.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-26
Circuit COurt-Namy Term

The first case called on yesterday
morning was that Of George Baxter,
charged with burglary. lie was found
guilty and sentenced to imprisonment in
the Pcnitentiary for three years. On
Wednesday the same man was sentenced
to two years Imprisonment. for like
ofiensc. AT the termination of the trial,
Bakers counsel entered motion in
arrest of Judgement. which is set for
argument on Saturday.
The next case was that of John Houri.
gan, charged with all assault with intent
to commit murder. lie was acquitted
Then came Mollie Bailey, half.
witted negro girl, charged with the lar
ceny of some clothing. Found guilty OF
petit larceny and sentenced to the county
Jail for fifteen days, and to pay fine Of
one hundred dollars and costs and stand
comm tied until paid.
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The KNIGHTS.

The Ascension day services of the
Knights Templar, at the Episco.
pal church yesterday, were attended by q
large crowd OF people. The address was
delivered by Sir Knight Gillian, and was
very fine one. After the ceremonies
at the church, the Knights paradcd
through number of the principal
streets. When ii is remembered tina, the
Cairo Commanjcry is acknowledged one
of the best drilled, and best looking body
of men in the country. it Is not to BE-
wondered at that they were the recip.
lent Of the most llattering praise from the
bystanders who thronged the streets rs
they marched by. They certainly make
"a most imposing appearance, and the
people Of this city are duly proud OF the
organization.
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C'MplWresl.

James NJ. Craig, who Is charged with
the murder of Thomas Morrow, at Unity,
IN this county, and who escaped
from the officer in charge of him. last
Friday night. was captured in Hickman,
n.y., on Wednesday. He was brought
to this city and placed In the hands OF
Sheriff Irwin on Wednesday night, who
locked him up In the county Jail for safe
keeping. lie will be given preliminary
examination as soon as witnesses can be
brought to this city, who are now being
subpOenied.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-26

In this mornings issue Of the BULLE'
TIN will be found the mammoth adver-
tisement OF HOwe's Great London show.
This institution from the reports that
come to us from both the press and indi-
viduals, must certainly be the most
worthy and truly excellent organization
of the kind travelling.
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The Free.will Baptist Church. corner
Of Walnut and Fifteenth streets, will be
dedicated OH next sabbath afternoon at
2 o'clock. Prof. Dunn, of lIillsdale Col
lege, Micll., will deliver the dedication
sermon. Several different societies are
expected to be present. and the public
are invited to attend. NELSON RrKs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-26

Il. j. Cundiff has Just received car
load of Dubuque ice, and will continue
to receive ice throughout the entire sea-
son to supply the jobbing and retail
trade. He respectfully solicits share Of
your patronage. Ice depot. No. H.,
Eighth street. 5-l1-tf
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The Reason Why aWWdiM Should b
PRtr"Mixetl In the lee Business.

The Reason Why NWWdiM should be
Patr"Mtxed In the Zee business.
To the Citizens Of Cairo:
I propose entering the Ice business
In Cairo. and have already received my
first car load. Believing that II the peo'
pie Of Cairo understood this matter, !
would receive fair share OF their pat
ronage, have chosen this method Of
bringing II to their notice. II any one
firm had a monopoly IN sugar or coffee,
they would be able to set their own
prices, and consumers would he COM
PEELED to pay them. The citizens Of
Cairo know as we'll rs can tell them,
what is to their interest, and what will
tend to keep such necessity as ice has
become, ut q tair and living rate, and
leave the matter In their hands.
5.lS6t. X. j. CUNDIrF.