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field or museum work, but each nismber
of the party will be expected to bear his
own expenses and to contribute to the
museum Collections single series Of Ms
specimens. u,
The cost of transportation and Of sub
sistence for six weeks Is estimated at 900
pcr capita. Applications Should be made
before June I'd. For further particulars
apply to the undersigned, WHO will have
charge OF the party. S. A. FoRBfs,
Curator III. Mus. Nat His.
NORMAL, ILL.,, May 9th, 1877. u
-The following from the st. Louis
Rpub:i1qn of Thursday morning is Of in
terest to Cairo readers:
The managers of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad company are making an effort to
induce the importers and the
exporters of tas Mississippi valley
to make their shipments to West Indies
and South America Wis Mobile, which is
the nearest serpOrt by dsg to the large
Western cites. The geIar& agent OF the
company in st. Louis has bean actively
engaged calling the attention Of promi-
nent shippers to the advantages ,Sftered
by this route, and il proper shipping ia.
ciities from Mobile are provided. hQIe
Is every reason to believe that large and
profitable business will be Inaugural ted
Should the efforts Of the managers OF the
| Mobile and Ohio road succeed, Cairo Will
come in for fair share of the profits of
| the traffic. By comparison of dis
tances from st. Louis to he nearest sea.
port it is found that Mobile has the ad
I vantage by nearly fifty msies, and THE
importers and exporters OF the Missis
! sippi valley will not be slow to patronize
the lines which furnish them reasonable
shipping facilities and lowest rates
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n Cael,

10 all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth. ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc., will send recipe that will
cure you, free of charge. This great
emedy was discovered bya missionary
in South America. Send a self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph L.
Inman, Station D. Bible House, New
York City.-1-30-Gm
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10 b.. tshi VII. Cairo 4 vihesnnes
Railroad.
Sasssngers leaving Cairo at ) q. M,
reach 81. Louis at 3:l6 p. nj. This Is
from two to five hours In advance of oil
other lines making direct connection for
Chicago and all points northwest. This
is the only line running through from
Cairo to the Union depot, 81. Louis, in
daylight. Rates as low as any.
+. A. Miller,
lw. General Passenger Agent.
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strayed from the premises OF the under
signed in this city on Wednesday evening,
NAV 20. 1877, u black mare seventeen hands
biph, white mark In forehead, and lett hind
foot white. Was last soen near Unity In
this county. reward Of ten dollars will
be paid for her return TO the undersigned.
AZ JACOB BRADLEY.
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ICEi ICE !

III E, Looms & Co., dealers IN NORTH
ern lake lee, have removed their office
from the corner of Eighth street and
Ohio leyee TO the ice houses one door be-
low the st. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering ice in all parts Of the cltys
Those desiring the cold stuff will leave
their orders at the new office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES KAvANAUGH, Manager.
CAIRO, Ills, May II, 1877. 5-l7-lm
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+. c. Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. He has opened a
large stock of brackets, shelves, frames,
chromos, picture cord and tassels, cur
tain tassels fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made speciality
Chromos mounted in the cheapest and
best STYLE, I'm
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Impaired DIges,tOn.

h"p"iEeA "t6 cStaVus
The majority ofpeople suffer to gIeater
or lesser degree from this sad sfiiction
many unthinkingly cultivate 1t by Insult.
tly mastica,ing heir food; others whose &C.
cupation IS Of sedentary character have
forced on them, the excessive use of to-
bacco, etc., all tend to develop it. The
symptoms vary. one suffering severely
after meals, another only slightly, c,nstipa
ton or diarrahea, f'atulence, variable ap-
petite, etc., are only few of is unpleas-
ant consequences. Nov WHAT. required,
is attention to diet, assisted by a remedy
which aids the natural secretions in the al
mentary canal and produces again nor
nal solvency OF food. Such a valu able
remedy j. he celebrated Home stomach
Bitter. SO ~
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a.. Allellcy,

Dyer aud cleaner Of ladies' and gentle.
mems garments, No. 80 Eighth street,
cairo. Gentlemcns' hats dyed and
cleaned and blocked in the latest style.
Chemical soap on hand, warranted to
remove impurities from all fabrics with
ont inIurv To the material. I'm.
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Wholesale md Retail

Our stock is the largest assorted stock
in Southern Illinois, being complete in
all lines. We offer our goods at lower
prices than ever before sold in this mar.
kct. All we ask is to call and obtain our
prices for cash. Truth will out. New
Xnrl Store. At
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Tirst.CIass Laundry.

1t is now conceded that Mrs, Coleman,
tie laundress, No. ~ Fourth street, be
tween Washington and Commercial aye
aues, has one Of the best conducted laun.
dry establishments in the city, and land
.ords of hotels and boarding houses will
dnd it to their advantage to call upon
har
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warts Removed,

A positive cure. Painless and stain
less. Price 81. Order from DR.. Quincy
A. Scott, 21S Penn ave., Pittsburg, Pa. p,
or through any druggist. A liberal dis
count to dealers. Circular free.
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Allnn Fly

Goto .ouis G. Herbert's saloon for an
ice cool shoe fly glass of beer, at cents
Onlv. It,
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

NEE BULLETIN lie publishcd every morning
except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Wasb.r 3tcn avenue and Twelfth street.
TEX BULLETIN lie GcgvoJ to city subscribers by
iaithlul carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week,
payable weekly by Mail, lin advanced, 80 per
ann'im; six nOnths, s6i three months, %; one
month, 81 u.
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wood! WoOd,! WOOd!!

WOUU! WOOU!! WOOU
The Cairo Box and Basket company
will deliver wood in any part OF the city
at SILICA load also kindling at cents
q bundle. Orders may be lett with w.
II. Morris, secretary, at his office in the
City National bank building 27.2l
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I 900

Pieces Of choice prints at lower prices
than ever sold before in Cairo, at New
! ork Store. 1t
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wood, wood!

A large quantity of wood, ready for
the stove, for sale at the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad freight depot, at $500
per ear IL
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WEEKLY BULLETIN.

f" cry Thursday morning at 81
pee OBJ sr' rgHrlably in advance. The postage
ou .Ne i'te.ir IL be prepaid at this office, 20
b., -uNssr'h.fs vii obtain for subscription
%-an' 'Rv,4r.
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Room 10 Let.

Suitable for bed room--iurnished or un-
furnished. For particulars inquire on
the premises OF Mrs. NJ. B. HARRELL. If
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Drs. Thompson Il McCrae. HOmeO-
pathic PhystciRns.

With some thirty years experience in
the practice in the profession, are conf.
dent in rendering our services to the
public. Office No. Ga Ohio leyee, up
stairs, 5-26-tf
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For Sale.

Three mules, spring wagon and har
ness. very low. Apply to James Ross.
Oyr,
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For Rent.

A house on Division street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
Apply to W. r. SMITH,
1-1S.tt
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PhOtOCrapt,

For artistic Photographs at moderate
cost call at Gustave WetyeIls Gallery.
Pm
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Canned GOODS.

Canned Goods.
We offer two lbs. standard peaches Tor
l2a cents all other canned goods very
low for cash, at the New York store.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ErAll bills for advertising, are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at tbs
rate Of 81 70 per square for the fret insertion
and 80 cents for each subsequent one A liberal
discount will be made on standing and displ
| advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 20 Notice Of
meeting Of societies or secret orders ~ cent? for
| each Insertion
Church, Society, Featiyal ami Supper notices
will only be- inserted as advertisements
Ne advertisement will b. received at less than
20 cents, and no advertisement will be inserted
for less than three dollars per month
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RIVER NEWS.

NAN DEPARTMENT. RIvsr REruT, |
June :, ls17.
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Have YOu RCOuxh :?

That dry, hacking cough is the herald
OF approaching consumption. TO check
the swift progress Of the destroyer,
prompt and decisive measures must be
resored to. A dose OF DR.. Morris Syr.
up OF tas. Wild Cherry and Horehound,
taken when the coughing spells come on.
will afford immediate relief, and event
ually effect thorough cure. 1t will be
found equally beneficial Ia all forms o.
throat and lung disorders. IL CO.'S of
Group it is of incstimable value. car -
the drug store of
BARCLAY BROS.
and inquire about it. They will furnis.
you with trial size bottle for 10 cents.
Large sizes so cents and One Dollar.
Also. agents for Prot. Parkcr's Pleas.
ant Worm Syrup, which never ! ~.
Pleasant to take, ano rsquir, r. uhI.t
Price % cents.
Point ~ wuiri, tAc Doctors sE,,..
Physicians VIII, have tested he HD-t,t
te's Stomarh Bitter, concur IN repre- sent
ing it to be az emneulIy etie ,.iuulsnt, 'ar-
preferable TO the ordiDary hquors OF com.
merce, not only because it j. meiicat +,
but because tits Infinitely pure, Its alec
holic basis is the finest old rye, ana this is
tempered aud rendered medicinal by the
curative ingredients OF botanic origin
which 1t holds in solution. 1t has often
been initiated, but never rivaled. and ls
to-day the leading tonic diuretic and aper-
lent in America. Malarial fevers are pre-
vented and remedied by, and it is thor
oughy reliable medicine in eases Of dys-
pepsia, constipation, liver complaint, rheu-
ma,sm, govt, nervousness, urinary af.
fections. 1t improves the appetite, in.
creases the bodily stamina, checks prema-
ture decay, as sustaining and comforting
cordial for the aged and inhrm is unequal
led. 6-6-lw
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ia A HOURS
AVA" IN
II
36 HOURS IN ADVANCE

Advertisements Of competing lines that
they make better time than this one, are
are issued either through ignorance or a
desire to mislead the public.
FOR through tickets and information,
,ppy at Illinois Central X. X. Depot, Cairo.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CAIRO.
iuil ......,.,, .,............,,.l 10 u III
JAS. JOHNSON,
Gen'l Southern Agt.
l. II. JONES, Ticket Agt
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1 Happy relief 20 young men from,
THE effects Of errors and abuses in
La q early life Manhood Restored. Im-IS
~ ii peilments to marriage removed. g
- - New method of treatment. New =
q and remarkable remedies. Books =
IHe = land circulars sent free In sealed
|.E envelopes. Adderss HOWARD AS Ia
ko p ISOLATION. AZ y. Ninth st. Phila- q
leo q delphia. Pa. An Institution hay- q
10 8 Iinga high reputation for homo.
- able conduct and professional
Il IaEilI
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LOCAL BUSINESS NOICEs

Grand Steamboat Excursion
10
HI z M A N, Z z
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CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8 1877.
NOtice

Notice.
Eight lbs. of white coffee sugar for ST.,
at New York Store. It
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ADV RTISING RATES.
u 4 I l. Y
y e Il Y L Y.

Que sIU,rr, gAr !nssstOn, ......,"...,N 10
EpcN sr'.sfs.H.-t IHserfl b. . ..,.., 30
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JAMES w Al sun,
SerGea Signal Service, " ). \.
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The scle OIL tobacco ut Il o
Farmers warehouse on Thursday
comprised some Of the finest
tobacco placed on the market this season
The attendance of buyers was more than
usually large, and the bidding was spirited
aud oil offerings were taken at good prices.
The d ices obtained were shade above
thos e of previous sales and were satIsfac.
tory in almost every instance. We give
quotations as follows: Forty.one hogs.
heads: Sl2, 10 81, II 10, 10 10, 10, 0 80, 0 90,
s 90, S 50, : 70, 800, 600, 700, 3 rs, 315,
6 90. 3 ", 205. 3 10, 1926, 305, . 90, 3 Is,
Q 90, q SO, g so, b?5, 505, 40, 400, 4 90,
3 20, 3 10, ! %, 10, COS, 81, Is, 3O5,
B %, 0j.
we have received the following no.
tice from 5. A. Forbes, curator of the
Illinois Museum OF Natural History,
Normal, Illinois:
A collecting party will leave the mu.
scum OF natural history ut Normal Oh the
10th of July, for three weeks work In
extreme Southern Illinois, travelling In
wagons, with camp cquippagc, and with
APPARATUS for field work In all depart
nitnts of botany and zoology. Additional
members OF this party to The number OF
fifteen (prcicrbly teachers, will DO re.
cciyed upon application and, upon the
return OF the expedition, the museum
will be opened to these for three weeks
for tho study OF the material collected
No tuition fee will BIZ charged for either
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Asst
, 1877-04-21
CURRENT GOSSIP.

WHAT KNOW YOUs
o you who read kome song Tint I have sung,
What know you Of tho soul from uhenet II
sprungs
Dost dream the poet ever speaks aloud
1Iit secret thought unto The thtnkiess crowdt
DO tako The pretty sea. shell from tho shore
You have IL shape and color, and no more.
II tells not one Of those vast mysteries
That ifc beneath The surface Of tbs scss.
Our songs Shells cast ont by waves Of thought:
nete, taks them at your pleasure; hut thnk not
Where liz cur shIpwrxcks, and cur coral caves.
WINDSOR, Wis. ELLA WukxIHR.
, 1877-04-21

The 1ate Sir Jung Dailadoor's three wives were
burnt upon tho p'lc with tho cospse. When the
th.co Ncpauleac ladies received tho Prince Of
Wales Ia thc!s camp whiie he was In tho Tctnl,
and sen, valuable present 10 her Royal Iilghncsa
tho Princess Of Wales, theis agE oeable looks
pleasant manners, and digni6ed behavior were
said to have produced most favorable impression
Tn tho royal visitor and hIs snite; This nntiye
paper does not state which Of eIr Jung Dahadoors
iahs III we wers q bab5us Jul jung who applied tfo
torch he may not have been mAtrfcIde, ~ Il IL
believed he WAS tho aon Of . younger Wife. Huno.
poalt!on Held by Ills brother, which w1s virtually
tho absolute government ni Nepaut Ia not supposed
TO- possess much Of the abtlIty-bns perhaps bio has
all tho rcAoutton--of tho lats Prime Minister. He
Ii sqnat, iI.bullt, oddlookin9 l'ttlo man. with
splay feet and Caimnck face; but he IL said to 10
brayo aud TO poseess the confidence Of tbs tEuops-
-ErcAdudf. - -
, 1877-04-21
Oakley HALL.
L, '. Jtnntnat London ksntr tAprtl u to Nau York

r. ''""'''f Ionic" kss kk'ts tA0''' II to s'1 York
The As4oelsted Prcss agents RoI on tho trail OF
the sx-Mayos tOakey AalD. and followed It up
with an amount Of akin and energy which put 10
shame The usua! operations Of ''s1pes,sneed" de.
ssetIves, In fact, Ihayo not heard for many ysa1s
Of an Instance whore professional detective dEs-
plsyed 10 much acuteuesa and pesaeve5Anes a. Mr.
liuestcn and sir. Albert G. Ives exhibited between
them. Mr.. Ives boarded every steamer for several
days. and on one occasioa went to Queenstown to
meet vcsael On which The e1.Mayor wss reported
to hayo aai1ed. When saw Mr., 1vas hs told me
he had scarcely been In bed for week, ind Ills
1ooka fully confirmed bis statement. lie had known
the Mayor slightly 10 New York. and had no doubt
Of his identify. After ] had heard hla story and
liatened y btu description Of tho nAo. felt quits
tat - am concerned, shoutl hsto been very glad
indeed 10 have let the mntter rest.
gave you sgthcie1t ey telegram to e1p!Atn Why
Nj. Hall LEFT Now York, and indeed glance at hta
face was sufficient ~ account tor that Tho eusa-
nlkelonalre who took NY note " him quot having
) poor, broksn'hsxrted fellow. Iii. AID ihas Z
just tho truth. liz told me many thlngs, and a..
planned everything without my asking question.
stayed with hIni, think. over an hour. I cannot
deny that n!sht have sent you 4 very long IN.
terylew," peths1s kwo Or thsee columns: but
told Ill Hall tiAt would not do so aud thsfs are
special reasons why Ut all men SHOULD net W WILL
When he wa4 In power ! followed him - persist.
emily 81 could be deslrel- i anybody y waited
" carry On that task nok that he ID In tho depths
of misfortune, beg that soule other person tbAu
NY self hu intrusted with the mission.
tfoupd that the Aasoctatsd Ptess sxena had sta'
, 1877-04-21
NfusCuLAn pRrNfE.pcNNE,

The San Francisco 1falt has tho following &C.
count Of the recent optfaife ffhcAa In that city, cf
which va have already u,ado mention: Saturday
last there wan to have been an operatic Rehearsal
Nine. di Murska was there. on ttmo for wouders
and 20 was her eleventh husband, Maestro strauss
Ills, ne Hill. Mr.. Mueller, the tall, handsome
baritone. and husband Of MIND. Fabbr', was there
also. II was noted that littlo Hill twlrled his
curling mustnehd Aercsly. and tugged At hta waeto
Of side whiskcrs, every tlmo ths baritone strobe
near him, and several tlmes he WAS heard to NUT
ter "blawstsd big beast" under bis breath.
Mmc. di hurska. with very beautiful bouquet In
hor fatr hsnd, was shaking out Tho high notea Of
= duet with Mr. Mueller. with 1Ilil scowling In
the background, when Nine. FAbbri enters
Il, c.). shu pusscd her lips As her husband
placed BIZ. hand or his hcsts, and. throwing back
lii head, beloved out that nctcf. norer would
acs taen fSesd % him. ii Marsks warbloS ths. II hs
ever dil provo untrue he would shortly hnvc tho
70 n sr
vislousiy 4 the ha,r on h!s face. -.
cuFdl,ng ahriek, rushed forward sud aank her fn-
Rer. into Di h!urskaa hais, and began Kicking fus-
w w"%eia 0ott in llimmel! ~ cried Mueller, sghast,
and falling Into his natv1 tongue.
mse1 4: %
'' o!y 1i Me's., by joye; continued Hill. with bis
ssss ssss sesm s; s. :et A' you might
"What's that, you little cadi" demanded 1fusl.
~. Blast ms. ycsu know" mottered tho lIttls
SiT. Mueller evidently did not catch The meaning
Of the MAestro's feeble fematk for be at once lct
60 .ho lsdles, md, c!ntelaE iiil By The thrust,
and Mnciei did for lie pris aoaas ' ssrs II i
ngatn for the second round. DE Murska was claw
lug The features Of Madame Fabb.!t who was At
husband y riasier. shs had juat got In good
ono on III Maraka's left pseper. and had drawn
blood from her divine cneek With her right, bunch
Of a!es, aided by. T. dian,ond.clustcr ring when
Mnel6r S6par1tcd them once moro, and begEeu
them IN the nanlo OF God, 10 cease thotr scrtach-
Ing, and nut have tho town break into the THEATRE
Thn whole company was In an 9pFoar. Actors
wills Msero sraas,s H., who hsa akea scfoae
n group Of supcrs. throw bis fat In the nEc again
"Eiro Il a.. III Mu,ky, e,ve 'or; thcre b.,n.t
s Kopes ~.sR n ill., essf Mss. 'ia
hold these two Soos for moment"
lIetr KOppell, backod Ly 4 stalwart super, cano
forward and secured the ladies. who we're scream.
two strdes was ni,on tho Maestro, who shrteksd
frnnticalfy and tried 10 run. Int 1t was OF no
avail, the German paw was npon him, and in an.
other moment l!c was across a Large knee, taking
hood. Screams did him no good. The spaiks fell
thick aud - fast as bis avn "h'a."
'.Stop 4, atop itr' yelled the Maestro kicking
viz y a.S'a f1n'' me M:'0 sswst senx
yosr 0a, 'ans 1t. aursky, eswn't you 'elp your
The whole anal. wound up By tho Maestro being
Joined him In the cloas carriage with her hcad
bound UP.
, 1877-04-21
ELECTIN9 A POPE.
r., 1ltssfst N tfnt Tox<SfA

The tim0 for tho mcetinv of snntheT ftorc1svc IL
arsw,n,, .nJ Il ,.I,I Sn al. -. 49,, ~, .,.1.
49, 80. a.u ~" w. ua5 W vet VI p'ase
We give few NOTICES o. what usually takch place
on the Holy See bctuminR vacant The chief rule
during tho yacancy belongs 10 The csrdfno, famcr
Hnrn ,lIo ,,n,l,. n ~. eha nhn- .sh... ~. a..s
Mnao. nc fcpatn 70 '"e enamoet mnets 1he aeaa
Font'h lies; no stFkea hlna on tao Forehead thrcn
with slender hammer, and calls him thrce times
by i,!s oryinul nane fss for Instance. ..1toyannt
1;.st,l;w, forotvirs ~ ,,',,1w =. t,,,. - 49,.
1tasM' ;, oss.vns nv sep,y, ae .akos o" sAe
Einc days at6 allowed for assembling tho Con.
elsye, II can no longer be held In this Oulrtnal:
III. nr1t tbrrrfny1 ryji ha rnr,.rad IL ~
s.".. s.s ae@" nv ''V0t w.. vs. eo"'oaeu ~ I"e
Vatican. The % d9ore and Windows OF tho room
set 9Patt sol wy oe wa,lea up ooc OF tHo psnes
~ M 0lass only oein9 !elt d. tne toP 10 AaoFd q
,tHe' HeMH< uozen cohekSsa might be
eaaaes nsa III ,na ade ss so1 3efS she roe
coHatfuesed IN TIC long gallstlos. They win b
naoe o. ntoM!ssy W piahks, ah1 covered 9n Inc
ontssus ZIP eo'o!en pr seTSe me l4haoia9t
Wa crested cdtalna! ny ihe rope {ust deceased,
aug green " so;ne pfosi1ns rontu. iae Casdi-
na!a may nel VIE eaca ot9es " hl9nt, nnu onls'
sares ART rtncea ~ scntInea to prevent
larity. However Dc brosaes says they ottan man
IN tno nlst gay o. tuS Conctaas thoif hmnentes
heae t.aas anu stng tnd YEN Cfs9to5' botoIc
l,IoSeeanR 10 nus'hess' Mahy iast woFu 10
ssiu beiota kne hcll tlhaa Anu lao master
Q! tae eeie'aon'Gs ps9aoa1iccs AZ Eftra oni'
, 1877-04-21


Mr.. Ruskin certainly practices what he breaches.
lia says that his fnthcE left him 4o0o 00o besides
great deal Of real estate And many valuable pic.
tu.es. nIs mother also left him $685. COO. lIc
sayc 3B1 900 to hia poor relations, most excel
lent p,anl--sod tho pictures, bought brentwood,
nsssstcd = young relation In bu4ineas At coat Of
S75, 600, spent AuottoE 81. 600 on harness and
stables, aud haa given $40, 600 TO 81. Georges
". lie II At present worth $270, 600, and an
noHuces that he intends 10 give his salHa6o nry'o.
HH g ~ s ooTxs' I'd s ' rhe
Will remain 10 him he Will nvaat and 1.-Two and die
upon itS iutc.ebt.
, 1877-04-21

black Or OF white ~nol bafeQn, trimmed With India
broad. sinvlna atrtpes nS cardinal fa,in bttwern
gAuxo stnpef that aro wrought with cream .cn1or.
1hesA are to be worn craf silk Ireaxas or black,
Whtko. or else cp1ofet.
, 1877-04-21

i!nned detective outstdn ths house, and when
cnrna ont man was taking 10 my cAh1nan.
well, rabhy." sat1. spray ~hn II your frtcndr'
"somo mo ~ como 10, sir. " rald he. '.dfrectly
sssnng rsos H., ne ~ H.. G,S ei h:
did be want TO knowrt ''W hero you had como
from. t!r, md where Was going to aftcwatda. and
aaeh ftko things" htllcVc Me. HAll has never
gone dozen yards from hia hou.o without having
The detective At a heels. Thus the press gradual
" en,arReA The he1d of its opemtIons. : ahonld
thc functions Of Justice, and try and ecntcnee
man a. wtl!as expose his mlsdecds: Ono thing !
must sdd-that am perfectly snrs tho r1'Mayof
As son,e oi Tho New York papers suppose. lie told
mo Tint he had ,veFJ little money with himi th.t
balrnd in New York; and number Of eireun.
stances which need not repoAt eorroboEsted his
assertion. The fodgtng.! he ocenpits nere of A..
b. permitted 10 guilt the subject oncs and for ali.