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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01


MAEDI GRA5/Ar CMRo.-Onc OF the
most plca>ihg and amusing at
fairs that <yor occurred in our city was
the Mydl Gras festival, that for the first
tlmGh our city, took place yesterday.
kCxc day was one oi the most beautiful
and Spring-liic Imaginable, and all the
little folks and a good many Of the old
ones were on the gW rice from an early
hour until ID O'Clock, when the "Mystlc
Crew" began TO assemble at the corner
of sixth and Commercial avenue in great
numbers. and in every imaginable dis
guisc, and the wonder seemed 10 he
"whcrc they all came from" At II
o'clock the procession was formed, which
marched to the foot Of Sixth
street and onto the wharl-boat to
welcome his Royal llighness, King
ComuS and his queen Mrs. Comus. AZ
ter waiting for II short time their royal
highncss who had just arrived by the
steamer Eldyyilc made their appearance
and right royal pair they were. Iii,
majesty then mounted fine stccd, clc.
gantly caparlsoncd, and her hghncs.
was assisted to the back of dlminutiyc
pony, when the word was given and
they placed themselves at the head OF
the column, which moved to the corner
OF Sixth street and Washington avenue,
where his hono:, Mayor Winter wclcom.
ed the royal pair, and delivered over the
keys of the city to their royal keeping
for the ensuing twelve hours, giving over
To their maIcSlles the entire conrol of The
city, and relieving his cl,iel Of police an'l
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

w sw 70 10 - Marinda MarchildoI
e'a sw 80 Il 80 John knuth
NV Nv 81 II 20 Mary A. Michel
sw he 81 IL ] ~ Emma + Rawlings
Sc NV o ~ - T.. Smalling
And that the time Of redemption will expire
June l2th, \, II lsiG.
JACOB MORELOCk, Purchaser.
CAIRo, Illinois, March LIST, ls73
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

NoTI,E.-Mr. r. Tcichman dcsirc- to
notify his friend, and the public genera
ally, that lac has removed his tobacco and
cigar store from Eighth street to lO2
Commercial avenue. 2-20-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

q II. VI. iiulen
~ A. u Whitaker

That said Malissa l.. Clark has assigned her
certificate of purchase for the above de-
scribed lots 10 the undersigned. and that the time
of redemption from said sale allowed by law,
will expire on the third day OF June, 1879 No
tce Is also hereby given that ut the same sale and
for the same taxes. held at the same place on the
twelfth day of June, 1874, said Malissa L. Clark
purchased the following other property, situated
in said County of Alexander, taxed and sold in
the names below set forth, to-wit:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01
Z Gems

Z Gems
For
Fifty cents. at Winters Gallery.
l2-23.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

Rooms TO RENI.--Four rooms, and a
neat cottage on Third Street, free from
,ipe water. and in good condition. En-
quirc of WIN. Mcllalc. at the Delta
House. 2-lJ-li.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

To all persons concerned, notice 10 hereby
given that at "a sale of lands and town and city
lots, for the delinquent State, county, district
school and other taxes of the year ls73, and
costs held at the south westerly door OF the court
house, In the City of Cairo, County of Aexan-
der and state of Illinois, on the third day OF
June, 1874, Malissa L. Clark purchased the fol-
lowing described lots, situated in said city,
below set forth. to-wit:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

PINuANsHIr.-Icsso given in Pen
manship, fine rcnman.hip, Steamboat
and Bookkeeping. in all it, forms.
Card writing, Posting ny accounts.
Copying, etc. at the rooms Of &. T.,
Howe, Nos. 10 aud 10, Winters Block,
corner seventh street aud Commercial
avenue. Ladies class every afternoon
from to ; O'Clock, and Saturdays from
to o'clock. l.1g In.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

PorATuEs.-Nrw York Early Rose
seed potatoes tor sale at New \ orh store.
We guarantee our seed potatoes To be
straight, aud brought from the East.
D-DU. Tor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

SEE KocI.-C. Koch, ut his shop and
store room. No. 80 Commercial avenue,
has for sale a stock of boots and shoes OF
his own make also large stock of ST.
Louis custom made boots and shoes, lie
keeps the best material and Is up in all
the latest styles. Ills fits are perfect an,
satisfaction is guaranteed, Give him
call. y 23-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

Parties indebted either by
notc or book for the year l'7jj, must cali
and settle their accounts ut once. All
accounts not settled by March -. 1876,
will be- placed for collection. We mean
bu-inc and are determined to sell goods
low. but only to prompt paying custom
ers or for ready cash.
Cih-. q. PATrEE.
2-27.lOt New York Store.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

SOMETHING NEw.--Thc Lightning, re
ciprocating, tin churn and egg beatcr
the latest and the best ever made, at A
IIallcy's, who is now selling his larg
stock OF stoves, tin and brittana ware a
greatly reduced prices. Give him n cal
before you purchase, 10 Commercial nv
en,le, 2-lS-3m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01

READ THIS. From the New York
store Commercial Advertiser Matches,
4 boxes % cents; starch, 1 pounds y
cents soda, I pounds - cents; soap, ,
bars % cents; lye, 2 boxes - cents
rice, 3 pounds - cents. A few prices o.
goods sold at the New York store ut re-
tail. 2-20-l0t
, 1876-05-10
THE COURTS.
Reports Of n Couple OF Railroad
Receivers.
The G1obH Insurance Company
Safely Disposed OF.
Rigdonb Habeas Corpus-.-Tho Mort.
gage Company and Mr.. Scam.
mon,
Record OF Judgments aud New 6uitss.-
Criminal Business.

Nock Island i 6t. Louis Taifrosd Company,
filed his report for tho month Of March. The
, 1876-05-10

Company. nled = voluntary retition IN bankruptcy
10 ssls.i aud Tic nnsecnrc psic,ralty duo ta chi.
eaea tt:sst The a.ss. ), e9%nfis9 IT, ~ y,
T,trptn, Cntre Co., formerly Of FatAull, atthn.
11tcHp rnfIAat Of notea md acconnts TO tho
s,n"nt q salMt9 put .ra MT 11n.dereh % "ar.h .,
II " ho VIZ III Si compsns q ,siae .ose
9nd ono slarn IN tho Aocklorn; losk !"Hri r ~.
1osia kaisFoa cnn'pany' n nar ta!tc foeo nhs1e ~
ba.h.
wess Ysison street also won't into yoianssry h.nf.
ruptey !he sesre debts are Sso e sec,,f1t1ss e. VI
s M wS.h ss 9a sd ,s h@sssTsa a5s yssr
ago. and ho alleges thkt 10 now dfivsh into pank.
snp.cy through harng aewed y. s1{asr Len TO u's
MA name. Hcielbnco 70 !te8stSr lilhonEa,
dischArFa wa* ihfaed 70 William y. she4; 4
il. y, jenkins "as appointed Asstgncc Of HAtciay
voorhees,
aUrER1oh COUNT IN brief.
johnson. Goolman + Co.. began SUR yesterday
against Jacob johnson, claiming 81 200,
a1atsw "ss' s!strSy, s,ns dsnass. i ooS: ,.
TIonas lsooney ~ el.o ,eGsn ake so's osaoss 'onn
slack claiming s!.nE9 nania1fs' r,.. nun, ,,hr A
]. u. 0su'ahy sid Froderio hsath sueo 'oau ~
Druggrr for 81 5M. ,u,.. .,.,. H.. ~ mn .,.,,.,
f1o!nEich ullslch hsonght 1uit ZOE s1'ooo sRAiAa'
CIRCUIT COURT. -. ~.
o. +. Culver nn1 deoFGe y. Culver began eu's iof
81 100 aEalfht iMHefaoll 4 70 an -,-. ,.,r
e1Unlon IL 1nnH'son iifa vi al1aAIht !'THusa -.
Gtcenlcaf at.d WIFE, Archibald Winnie John larfon,
chnrioa H. Mor.e sna D. 3TIxsy 70 io5Se9sp csen
nostRaHe ior sts" ,s.a u,i 4o' 90 1''os~ IL
Ola Audubon 10 Eh5caao. ,,.r .o.r,o, s,,t
The Cook County sav,n8s Benx sonsnsea = sn,t s
Igalnst Ear y "ason ", " ,oa nr ~"
ch1AifAL couhT. ,,,
Wl'liams ,o waa . tried foF conspiracy founa eoa'
". II. Nrown pleaded guilty to burglary, and WAS re-
m.nt'ed for sentence.
James DlodKett Was fonnu a,lNy OF bufg'ASy' sno
ecnlenGed 10 tina lseiotm sehoa! ios one genf. ,1
john IIuwaon waa found guilty o. burglary anu
s'yon oiio ysar IN the lionse % coffeetnn; ,r.
glarJ, aud given two years III ny PcnitcntiAfy. 49,,
Waller canary wan !oonu t ku1n5 ~ p"ssn'S "A0
gtven two years IN TIC l!etor1n SCHOOL.
Ghaflcs H4ia1nn "aa ,ounn Ea!tty VI 'AiseAe' 1""
6iycn ono year Ia Tho lteiorfn hthoo,.
soAn FnetaI "9o .oul9 ~ yt Eu.y 4. 'A4s'nT eAA 6'4
, 1876-05-10
THE INDIANS.

OMAHA Ncb., Nay O.-arn. Crook lef4 to-day for
He'd Cloud amt Spotted Tail Agencies 10 become nc
laitct personally with tito feeling Of tho indians
there which Will In q measure determine his action
during The coming campaign. II Ao finds tho 6tou1
favosaby dIsposeI trnss them, he will organ
izo body Of 30o sooMts. II not, bis Intention IA
10 ra!so tl,cn from the Bunkcs Crovs. Tho Gen.
cral will not return lsrs until aftor Ills expedition ia
over. I1e ozpetta 10 start In tho coraa Of three wocku
thereon. Preparations nro going RAPIDLY forward.
Tho fotca Rent to purs1e the indians wlio killed
Mr.. IMnun ut Chng Mater AID stole sixty OF lis hSrscs
followtd tho trail nnt i Was destroyed py severe
aprl Tie trails lrd !u this direction Of tho Agencies
nnd wcro undoubtedly driven there. Sitting Hnlla
viIlagc Isre,orscd to 10 on tho Yellowstone at the
mouth oi Powder River, All tho Indians from Crazy
IIusaoa band who escapc, hsyo Joined him. nd ycss
many FROM standing 1loeI Agency. 1t y Known thai
halfLree!a are purchasing large qnsnt!tcs q an'n
transferred To th0 hostile 1nlInu canp.
, 1876-05-10

OMAHA, May 9.-Thc suit brought by Thurator, tito
gambler, nKaintt the Union puc!nr Railroad Company
for cccnacnt from tic w employees account Vt
Ls known profession, wcnt to tho Jury laBt night It
to-day rendered verdict for s1.47 the amount paid
fr tio ticket wch had ncyer been refundbl to him.
rio result of th!s casc tried In United Statea Court,
s to tho effect that railroad conpanc for &he protoc-
t,on Of their pess:uaers havo right to eject tlfec-
card ulouta men.
, 1876-05-10

sAa FRANCISCO, CAL, May GA dispaseh from Vic
tora sayn that In Tho House yesterday Premier Elliott
announced tho tntoution Of tho Government. at IL
carly day business will admit, to move tue liouse
into Committee Of tho WHOM for the purpose Of
further cohadcr,ng tho posftton Of stteFa ht iHae
betwetn tho psuyical aud Dominion Noyernpnnnta IN
relation TO tho nonfuaiuap Of tho railway obligation
toward british Columbia,
, 1876-05-10
CITY REAL E6TATE.

IN, 3. a =, a; q nm
In, az Il tiso lit Ill III n that y,cinltys
si1i on Galunot-as., jnlt ruth Of Thirty. .thisd.s.
pjlla5 On Vast Adams-st., ra.t al Cai}fornIA,av.
yitIar of above can hs had on vnr3 casy totna. No
pa5n'ene d'"n TO parties Tn9 ~ nniaE: ,,ss.u
.--.----- s.nhp :. aS,'' .'' e"'An'' ~
1,@UiL HA1E-f.tyrS On ONO AND AH1!Lt.Y aTs.,
IL mar tlllnY. m payment uxr, aid nnneJ adsAncei
u parties wlo Will build MEAD cor, lt5 IasalIp.at.
ITUk hAttt-fXJTs ON AHitf4A ND.Av.. GullNKIt
Il NJ lloeI1apItce, yerJ cheap. Mo payment required
Ut parties witn Will sul At Efrro & Tina chancs
IT, hs n.iarY ag"a nnuIai t:t,T n9 M - "'
~ ~. : ~, - -;
who sre ssek1F for ba rxaius n god prnpntfy aro r.
epsoltullly invitod to Gall upon lsSAlAB WAHHEH 100
, 1876-05-10

This report nlso referred 10 Tue Master ueual
TIE globe INSURANCE COMPANY.
Although tle Gibbs IrEErateo Co,npaIy failed in
y littlo scheme TO get Receiver In tlc s.to Court
IL was accommodated yen|eray in the United Hatca
IenEins eeclvrs under bond II siotyu. ii s"cn.s
TINT on silc "a Of May Dratnor. Smith 4 Co. n!ed
bill against tho Company opch account. May
III. S. Iart Co. obtained judgment III tto Federal
Court aeainst ths Insurance Company for ooo and
raras day bradnes. Smith Il o.. ana Tho Insurance
Company came into tho Hato Court before Judge Far
we and conaonsoa tn tho appointment Of E. y. Bowen
Receiver. Two creditors Of tic Comruny objected to
This and the Judge refused the notlon,
ample account which Lad not been reduceI to juag-
Last Saturday J. s. Hart Co.. by their attorney,
suit III tbs United Btntcs Court which rcetpuncd
ntl yesterday 10 await Judge Earwrll's ruling liz
Judge Biodeett, when tho Objection was mado that tho
State Court had Jurisdiction when suss pend
@ easasrss esf iii 0sa essa E. XII sa ss sds%su S
had been previously rendered IN the 60. .sompainanss
Iho now lseceiver Immediately toof posaessiou Of
tho companys epseiona o,liceH iu tho Union Building,
lad Sccn eeizo for non.layncns OF rcnt lie careful.
esi S eDa o ths on
onc and retired 10 ha moro accustomed quarters in
AN uyroUNpEp CHARGE. ....
in tho Superior Court against Louis F. Leopold Asker
veto Il az a,ssss a 'st
anIs' tlIm ny virtao Of contract or partneralI4p
had talsined their bookb 50 that 10 account couIi
Injunction. Tho caeo waa referred to to Muster il
Chanccty 10 duo tlmc testimony was takcn, mud l.a
Is o Fo o
tlts report. The questions woro argued before Judge
ha eaFe "a ii IL no ns
Is! II! RI aasrs W. 10 Ps1s9s{s1lP sssxn T. e.is
5 sssrss sss Il " t as %ss sssn ), i,
and that t1o Somnainansa had ~ sar1 III TIC prohts
pf s osses .sa o. Tue dsfsnaam aFn hus e1onssss
therefore ordered that tGe BIZ should be dismissed at
eonplanaats' costs John Wo1dIridgH apfeatea for
sendants.
AfoTuRn SOAR CASE.
H. 20 Of pfes,ss Gamble ~ rss c.
Drummond to preyent tho lcfenttana from Infringing
eomplatnanta' !rade-nrk Two soap boxes. ono bear-
the original patent, 9lid fe other tho allcKad l.
trngsment wore oonsplouou.ly PLACED on tho Judges
3ag 3ags' & Tbe staae nark M Waa Or Mere voi,na
o IT, ssaS shSaRfi It. y fsssSs fssss
brand Of which waa stamped on tue SIDE Of thu
Ho1 N As9 fasi e" az sa1t9uasa fi y peculiar
stisnting ~ yors . "hls1a Of Merit rhlat!s1phia
3s1e and stsr !" Tor Mottlea." but In lsttestug
inal ~ cnd labei oa the bor. howoyss, bore lie
nsne o. plaee Co ahu Il Wss claimed that this was
ams npavent 'H' aeySo rn " i3cs,es
ganoe ~ levsn,s tFo'1. causing
neeenuSn or pe'ms az 'nIaeHon taa th vnae ptum
w so a. q
an ssenalo 10 n'sad easSs 70 reassT
an n,In.r VII it,,m.io, ~ U W. tiar.Tars l.rS r.
.sksd. Msssrs. % doodwtn. oa!si Tuwle ' sppesree q
1e,S.ntil al" '" " '''s' 4@'''' AoN '"' Nv
>s>'1'' THAT scAx.tov CASE AGAIN,
, 1876-05-10

ISHXMnEIss, lNEOI,slhTIt]N FOR TliE PlttjpI.E,
i.s,hst So l,siss; "sFt' y s9: a sls
aNv. Ssols. lArPlneoI! ..zsttys1 Of the
Wu1d, rnv,o sition nj nhs ~ ot f"cts tai mo1no.
iako snd kandolph.s .sts. \. i. GHArIN.
f,AsJt PAID rllt H00ks. MAGAXlk;Eis,.c ,.c M!Isitl;
tll5 I,ouk 6tore. VI htAdsoast. u.p Trbuuo Hudag.
1IonsALE-UllEAF- NICE MAP or NkW Yoisk
tlty aud vicinity. ArFly a. Rootus ent ksndAil
f,EULulloAL SURVEY ILL.,. s vots.,, alej WA.
Vi ,esy So,sla. T. ,nl. tnesi MI; hstnsl!s Village
saI::si. heppl.tty e2sts cssMs ssas
fSr cAtaIutnu,. MlLLKlNs choAp Bookitors tbaso-
mentl. III Mtdftpa,st.
, 1876-05-10

FS1o F:XC!sAN0K- -IYo.ooo ACRES OF Cl!OICK
L lsleetod farming md grsz!nE 1A?d., .uat q nsSr @
inpruvrd FARMS aud olcar foru1chauKe or konota
mere.nd,e: faAene.r. Sacs i9;es sigsrs G5 A.
nta abstracts title. Call between ii and r,
u. y. KEkNkY 4 CO., rear oMce, lu3 Eest WAsniu3-
, 1876-05-10

a. 49,
There has also been paid for miscellaneous
purposes since last November the sum OF
e10,850.17. and tho further sim Of s1o,3l0.22
for interest. All pay-folis and bilr for supplies
for March hnvo been paid, but shero aro yet
aomo outstanding ctains against tho road for
damages dono by tsalnB and balances duo to
other roads. On the other hand, tlioro is a'analf
amount due from other roads, md about 81. 600
from the United states for carrying the mAils.
Tho frnport wns rcfcrreA to Il. w. Bishop, the
AtaAter in Chancery. for examination.
TIE TEOnrA ROCK IBLANp HALLWAY COMPANY,
Tho following ~ m nbssract Of the report Of
J. Il. ullllnrd, lioceyor OF the Peoria Il 1iock
Island Hallway Company for the month Of
March:
nEcHFTA.
From local agents and conductor. b40
from foreign foalB. l9,U9b
from duHAEl04 sts.sssss..s.s.s..- Io5
CASH on hand, March 1....,.............. !. II, ,7i0
, 1876-11-12

street after dark Wednesday evening, collidcd
with butcler-cart belonging to Ar. Robert
Simpson. The shaft OF his buggy was driven
into Mr. SIMPSONS horse, iniictin5 injuries from
which the animal has since died.
Mr.. William NJ. Gamble has accepted the a!','
pontmcnt Of Firc-niarshal, and duly qualified
yesterday.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Brown is seriously i'll, having
suffered for several weeks from severe Attack
of pneumonia
Prof. Fisk will preach at the South Evanston
Methodist Church this morning.
The ordinance of baptism will be administered
at the Baptist Church this evening.
Burglars were OH tAcir rounds Thursday
night. At Mr.. j. J. Parkhurt's they failed to
get further than the kitchen. At air. Gcorge
G. Wilcox's they succeeded in carrying or Two
oycrcoats and watch.
Mr.. I. G. Hoag was expected home from the
East last evening. ...
Those who did not pay their water rent on or
before yesterday will have their water shlt OH
tomorrow. Their number is small, however,
the public generally being commercially prompt
In this matter.
, 1876-11-12
MEDITATION.

THE ioys OF the past rise before me-,
1ite roses that bloomcd In the May
Brincine tendcrest memories Der me-
Sweet mem 'ries TINT never decay.
Look not to the past, nor deplore It,
Te who expect more Of to o.motro"'
Whose fancy, to paint all before T.,
Has largely OF Hopes store to ooE1o"'
But Fancy's al1uring illusion
Is win as the will the -w1sp'
A nenr and q far of de1usion,
Of which even Hope dare ous lisp
Tomorrow may not fill the measuts
We saw in our radiant conceie;
Yonth tiies while awaiting the treasure
Still Hope carries on the deceit.
The rose Of the futures no fafrcr
Than roses that hloomed but to-day'
Though roses mud joys may be rarer
Than those that we owned yesterday
Hone has more beautiful mission,
Though sotrows 'ronnd life may cnt"1ne'
Impartingn boundlcss ambition
ELIZABETH B. BEEsE.
, 1876-11-12


The ladies of the Methodist Society met
Thursday afternoon at tho residence Of Mrs.
flasher for m old-fashioncd quitting party.
About twenty lalles were present, and merry
time they had quitting and preparing for the
coming fair. At O'Clock the respective hus-
bands made their appearance, and an old-timcd
tea-drinlzing followed. Tho young people gath
cred in the evening, making the house ring with
enjoyment as they partook Of apples, popcorn,
and other good things.
Friday evening the musical social met ut the
residence Of Alr. Mayo in Elizabeth court. A
Although few Of the members were absent,
those who were present performed their several
parts so well that tic entertainment proved
satisfactory i'll every respect. An instrumental
duet by Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Lyons was the
first on the programme. A piano solo by Mrs
g. Castles in the Air. by Miss Carrie Lyons
was artistically rendered. i select reading by
Miss Kate DaTise formed q pleasing feature in
the entertainment. This was followed by
Lyons, which was beautifully sung and
fayorabIy received. d pianu solo by
Miss Shipman, OF Chicago, and al original reci-
tation BY Eugene Hall: Refreshments were
served by the hostess, and at u o:lock the COM
pany dispersed, wishing the social would meet
The Rev. air. Blackburn, the lately-oppointed
pastor OF the Baptist Church, received from
mis- flock the right hand of fellowship Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Hoard is fitting up his new hall very
handsomely for the use Of tue Dramatic Club.
i large stage has been erected, with appropri-
ate scenery and drop-curtain. The hall is well
lighted aud ventilated.
Miss Della Whaples will be absent some
weeks from the Park visiting friends iii Lyons,
Ia. .
Miss Jennie Montgomery is visiting in MIL
waukce.
Gen. A. G. Fuller, OF Bclvidcrc, is the guest
Of Mr.. ". q. Wood. Miss Ida Fuller, the
Generals daughter: Is very III at Mr. Woods.
, 1876-11-12

4 regular meeting Of the Village Board Of
Trustees was held Wednesday evening last,
President Sherwin in the chair. After the
minutes Of the preceding meeting were read und
approved, the Committee previously appointed
to examine the grading Of Talcott avenue re-
ported that the work had been done by the COLI
tractor, Mr. Hurlstone, agrceably to his contract.
On motion, the contractor and his bondsmen
were discharged. The petition OF Alr. Hswlcy
and others to postpone building sidewalk on
the south side of Park avenue, until spring. vas
granted.
The petition Of J. T. Jones requesting that
the,portion Of his premises lyin. east Of his
house, and through which the gravel road runs,
be takcn within the limits of the corporation,
Eas granted.
, 1876-11-12
T,I1Scu ON 1,ECEpJIOE-DAY.

LUNCH ON KECErTION-DAY.
Tie Countess dc Bassouyillc has published
book entitled the .dzmd'tach du Sapoir- Fivre
According to this work, the mysteries Of dinner
arc simple by COMPARISON with the rules impoS~
ed upon one who is rash enough to entertain 4
shooting party in the country. A cold break
fast must bc provided Tor the guests ut about
o'clock in the.morning; it will consist OF ham.
some roti used the day before, Bor-
tleaux wine, and tea and coffee. There
will be no ceremony observed; every
guest will take what he likes, and soulc VIII sit
While others stand. This breakfast, it seems,
supports tho sportsmen till supper time, when
thev will tie fed with good andnourishing meat,
accompanied with excellent Burgundy or Bor-
lcaux. But they must have no champagne. Nor
will any coffee be allowed when supper is over;
its place will be taken by q boz OF good cigars
aud bowl Of excellent punch. Further Oh the
disciple learns that Of late fashionable women III
Paris have taken to lunch, not after the gor-
1nan1izing fashion Of English women, but after
the French manner, which makes OF it 'une
elegance nouvclle." At the pest
houses one finds on reception Gays
the salon garnishcd with such things as galan-
tine with tru11lcs, lobster maVonnajsc, sand,
wiches Of foie gras, and every conceivable kind
OF t:cnattcric" in the way Of eating; things
which. no donbt, are ethereal compared to the
gross foou affected by English women at lunch.
It is interesting to learn that petite soircc rs op-
puscdto a ball should be ended by the produe
tion OF punch and chocolate, which are all the
better ii they are made In the morning and
warmed up at night, and that to them one should
add t'quclques pptal,es ct bouillons pourlea per
sonues uni craignent les spirltuenx."
, 1876-11-12
BOSS TWEED.

Arrival of the Old Chap at st. ThQmas-
Twccd's Shfp-Interesting Account of the
United States Steamer franklin.
HAVANA, Nov. 1.-THE steamer from st.
Thomas has arrived, bringing advices to the 9Th
inst On the 5th, the United States frigate
Franklin arrived at St. Thomas from Vigo with
William H. Tweed on board. Although the
voyage had been tempestuous, Tweed WIS in ex-
cellent health.
The Franklin ran short Of coal, and was COM
PEELED to stop at st. Thomas to replenish. The
Franklin sailed for New York on the Sth inst.
The probabilities arc that tho voyage to New
York will take about five days.