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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-07
COMM ERCIAL.

CAIRO, LIS, THURSDAY EVENING
DEC. 6, 1877.
Trade has been only moderately active
for the last few days, and transactions in
-four aud grain have been light. Stocks
of -four arc good and receipts large.
Grain does not seem to be moving freely,
and receipts on this market for the last
few weeks have not been sufficient
TO meet the requirements Of trade. Re-
ceipts of choice hay have been light,
while the demand is fairly active. Quot.
tations on country produce of oil kinds
will be found below.
The weather is fair and pleasant, and
should it continue few days longer the
roads will be in fair condition.
The rivers are declining rapidly, and
coal fleets coming out OF the Ohio are
anxious to reach this port before low
water overtakes them. River frsiehts
are fairly plenty, and boats get all they
want here. Rates by river are unchang.
ed.
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Buekwheas Flour, Butter and Lard.

Just received direct from Wisconsin, %
bbls choice pure Buckwheat Flour, which
| Offer to the trade low; also choice family
leaf lard IN buckets, Il pounds a?h, very
line; also, packed and roll butter Of all
grades and all prices. 10 arrive Thursday
lob pals ot'Ruston's gilt edge butter
for family trade; also, Geo. w. King''
celebrated Rock river dairy and creamery
butter in 90 pound tubs. This is strict
ly fine grade OF butter and hard to beat.
Call and be convinced,
8. Z. WILSON.
l2>3>3t No. 50 Ohio Levee.
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No Yasaare. X newN

Iaera Is no .ease -oa- rGcord -Rhsrs Dr..
Morris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horehound has tailed 10 give satlsfsstion.
On the other hand, whenever II has been
used BY our people, in severe ::colds,
coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whooping-cough aud consumption. they
are enthusiastic in Its praise. Containing
no opium or other dangerous drug, it
does not constipate, and is safe to admin.
lister in all conditions Of health. This 10
an important announcement. and the SUI.
ferlng are advised to heed it. Trial size,
10 cents; large sizes. 80 cents and One
Dollar. Sold by Barclay Bros.
Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death 10
worms. Pleasant to take and requires no
physie. Price % cents. Trv 1t.
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Wna. EfchhOh, Dealer In and Manu-
fAclnrpr M Hu lfnpa

VIM. EfchhOH, Dealer In and Manu-
facturer OF Furniture.
Offers special inducements In Dressing
Cases and ParlOr Suits. Also in oil vari.
tiles of Furniture, suchas Folding. Camp,
Cane, Wood Seat. Rockers and chairs;
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Mattresses. and all other articles offurni-
ture immaginable. The bloody chasm Of
bottom prices has been reached, and M.
Elchhoff now stands ready to meet the
reasonable requirements OF the closest
buyers, either OF large or small quaint.
ties, and satisfaction guaranteed. Po>
likeness and courteous treatment assured
all wishing to examine goods. l invite
all persons to come and look at my stock
and Obtain my prices. Factory and sales.
room corner Of Seventeenth street and
Washington avenue. l7-lm
I Y
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notice to all Parties Concerned.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
having claims OF whatever nature against
Alexander county, that they will BIO re-
quired to make oath to the correctness OF
the same before the same will be allowed.
as provided by Section IS, Of Chapter "a,
OF the Revised Statutes OF Illinois.
SAM'L. j. HUMN, County Clerk.
Nov. Is, 1877. ll.28>Im d&w.
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Home Agaln.

Ell. BraXton has returned to his old
stand In the Reiser building, where no Is
better prepared than ever to accommo.
date his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up Il
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all tho latest I'M
provements and conveniences., lilo en-.
ploys only first class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to IN style and will receive
courteous treatment. t
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The Inaraitiss Of Are


Are harder to bear than the ailments Of
middle life or youth, since the resistant
power In tho Ustem has diminished with
declining years. and dissaN' nd pain
have more power over the shSssblsd
body. 10 ID therefore the more ssesatial
that that resistant power should b aug
mented. Hostetter's Stomach 1ltssrs. .
benign tonic cordial, 10 admiralty sdap-
ted tor the purpose. II countsrasts he
in6rmities peculiar to age, and" suessrs
worn out nature. II vevities the fesble
frame, adds new oil, A. 1t were, to ~
aickcrlng lamp Of life, diffusss fresh
warmth through, the chilled veins, and
gives comfort a. we'll - relief, thus
tightening the burden Of age and rsss~
ding in measure the progress Of decay.
Ladies In delicate health, ~ well - agsd
persons. derive grea. bsnsat iron TIE
wholesome stimulativs tonic which b
absolutely pure, usobjscuossbls u u
vor, and Is recommended By pAyslsiass
Of require. -ek ff.fa 4A
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stop, pser mortal, stop

From rushing carelessly to destruction.
II YOU zee o child playing with a fire
brand. you take It away to prevent con-
Migration, and yet you are recklessly in
different to the progress which q cold, a
fever, o headache, chill, constipation,
&C., makes, until the slumbsring fire OF
chronic sickness lays you low. Take
time BY tho forelock, remove those fore
runners Of sickness, enjoy good health
anu you will thank ~ Tor calling attcn'
,aop toand advislng your use Of the cele-
brstea Home Stomach Bitters. ll>l.lm
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Mrs. Pauline NJ. Pnlsbury, Electric

ian.
With medicated baths, would invite the
ate ltion OF the sick, and those suffering
with chronic diseases, nervous debility
exhaustion Of vital power, neuralgia,
paralysis, female complaints, catarrh aud
all impurities Of the blood. Her system
OF treatment Is pleasant and soothing.
no shocks are given; she has been very
successful for q number of years, and
she does not hesitate to warrant q cure,
where there sany constitution to build
upon.
Having engaged the bathrooms OF DR..
AFTER on Tenth street, between Washing
ton avenue aud Walnut street, where
she will at all times take great pleasure
In attendance on patients. Nov. 7.ln
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Notice TO Hhippers.

From and after this date all freight in.
tended to be shipped by the Iron Noun
tain railway will be received at the Cairo
and yincenner freight depot, corner Sec.
ond street and Commercial avenue, in
stead OF the Mobile end Ohio whartboat
J. C. ZIMMER, Agent.
Cairo, Dec. ). l2.7-2t
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS!,
CHEAP FOR CASH.

Mrs. S. Williamson, at No. III Com.
mercial Avenue, desires to announce 10
the public that she has added to her large
stock of Millinery Goods, large assort-
ment of Miscellaneous Goods of nearly
every description, suit able tor HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, which she will sell tor cash
cheaper than those that are advertised to
be sold at cost,
Call and examine, and see for your.
selves. l2.!-tf
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New BnrbershOp.

Mr.. George Wise, tonsonial artist, late
with Conrad Alba. the Sixth street barr
Der, has opened q shop OF his own on
Ohio Levee Two doors above the Planters
House. Mr.. Wise Is q first.class barber
and clever gentleman. and in his inter'
course with his patrons Is always atten'
i've and courteous. His shop Is fitted ur
In fine style, and he asks his old friends
and acqualntances to give him call.
l7Ylm.
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The ladies' OF the Methodist church de.
sire to thank those who kindly assisted
In decorating the warehouse, and espeei-
ally Dir. George Snooks for his services.
MRS. T.. c. FORD, Chairman on De.
cOrati0n.
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Not All Cone Yet.

We have several thousand yards Of
choice prints in light and dark shades-
all OF which will be sold at 3 cents per
yard; aud other goods in proportion.
Sign ef the Red Flag, o. Ohle Leyee,
7-l>lW
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RETR0 SpECTION

we look over our book for the past lind
increase business generally everybody general no Bet
ter than last year, We will tell why we say it,
Clothing buyers have been for time mmemoa asking
good therefor and thinking they got value received they
deceived and find clothing
a written about honest goods wepened the
zant the many runos that aho about the clothing
owa to Keep good goods well made and sell them the
clothing trade How well we have succeeded
speak,
the press may our hand In we will ask all
gct Farnker The Cher made bought The
goods cut by
tia favor and continue
Our ovecoat sale. have been larger than they years.
"the boss and cannot be furnished by
are plenty worn upon our streets take look them. =
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Lake and bsrges for New Orleans are due


to-day.
Republican,: The Dispatch. u very neat
stsrn-wheel steamer, left for Cairo, where
she Will remain until her owners, Messrs.
Durant b Wheeler, Of saltwater, Minn.,
Join her. Their object 10 to cruise with
their families and Invite guests on pleas
nre trip 10 New Orleans, the jetties, up Red
to Minnesota with this boat In the spring.
Verify, . very desirable cruise. Cspt,
Burkleo Is Master of the Dispatch and Mr..
Bartlett, engineer.
Capt. Bernard, Of the st. Louis Under.
writers, Of st. Louis, arrived yesterday to
look after the cargo on the Wild Boy sun
ken barge.
The river fell 10 inches yesterday.
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NohN.
Receipts OF corn are light and The sup
ply limited. The demand, however, is
not great and generally tor middlin.
purposes. Prices are unchanged and
steady at quotations. We note sales Of
4 cars new white in sacks, 4Sc; 2 cars old
white in bulk, Acc; ] car old white in
bulk, Acc; Gears new white in sacks, 47c
OATS.
There is an active demand for oats a
la2e higher, and good mixed is now
quoted at 2s@29c in bulk. Receip's arc
light and the market almost barc. Sale,
noted were cars mixed in bulk, 27!c;
car Southern Illinois, in bulk, &c; car
in sacks, 32c; car Northern in bulk
acc; lear good mixed. CSC.
HAY.
Oh dice hay is in limited supply and
isir demand at quotations. Common and
low grades are in fair supply and light
demand. Sales noted were cars choice
Timothy, $l2; cars prime Timothy, Sll
gil 30; car good mixed, $ll; car
prime Timothy, $ll; Cur choice ii.
notify, $40; 2cars strictly choice, Sl3.
MEAL.
Meal is in iair supply and limited de-
mand at So 50. Sales reported were 100
bbls. city, So %; l25 bbls. do, So 81.
BRAN.
The demand is active ami supply limit
ed. $l3 IS the ruling prices. We not e
sales OF 700 sacks at $l3.
POTATOES.
The supply is good and receipts leberal.
The demand Is fair and prices steady at
quotations. Sales were 80 bbls. Peach.
blows, ST &c; GO do, 81 GO.
APPLES.
Receipts OF apples have been iair and
the supply is liberal. The demand for
choice apples is good. and prices steady
at quotations. Common grades are plen-
ty and dull Sales were 100 bbs. medium
to fancy Ben Davis, So 0O@3 %; 80 bbls.
medium grades, 50 OO@s 80, 10 bbls.
wlnesaps. 81.
POULTRY.
Receipts OF chickens haye been large
and the supply Is large. The demand is
weak and prices lower. Turkeys are IN
iair request, though prices are not
30 strong. We note sales OF coop
chickens, 81 rs; 3 coops chickens, 81 30
ga; coop good hens, So 25; 2 coops
turkeys, Sos 80. Dressed turkeys are
worth si@9c; chickens, 81 oOa2 for
good.
BUTTER.
The market Is overstockcd with all
kinds Of butter and prices weak. Re-
celpts are large. We note sales Of ID
pkgs. Southern lllinois, roll, lS@lSc; 10
pigs. Northern roll In clothes, 10000;
| ID pkgs. Northern diary. 20023c; I tubs
| Northern roll, lsc; II tubs Northern, SOC.
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AFRw OF THE PRICES AT
PETTIS & BIRDS,
18th AND WASHINGTON AVE,

And oil other goods very cheap.
Also, Just received, o choice lot OF Pure
Spices, Mustard, English Table Sauce
and Pickles.
Call and see us. H'ot
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l3UTrIER!

FAMILIES AND THE TRADE
can be- supplied with choice Iowa butter
TUBS OR ROLLS
at IL Ohio cyee. If. II. LEIGHTON.
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GAME T..

GAME.
Game is coming In freely and the mar
ket is well supplied. The demand Is
limited. We note sales OF j dozen rabbits
81; 8 dozen quail, ST.; 8 dozen mallard
ducks, ST 5O9l IS; deer, G(a7c.
CABBAGE.
There is an overstock OF cabbage on the
market, and receipts continue large. The
demand is light and prices irregular. We
note sales all the way from So to 81 80
per 100.
ONIONS.
Receipts are light, but few on the mar
ket. The demand is fair at 50 00(Sa %.
PROVISIONS.
Sales provisions were 1000 lbs. pork
strips, Sic; pkgs. s. e. G. hams, l2A@
l2,c.
LARD.
Sales were ticrccs kettle rendered, Zoe.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
We note receipts of go lbs. green
hides, o3c; 400 lbs. green salt, &c; $50 lbs
dry flint, l6,c; 900 lbs. tallow, Re.
SALT.
Sales were go bills. Ohio river, 81 10.
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EGGS.

Receipts OF eggs have been more liberia
and the market is now fairly aupplled
The demand is good and prices steady at
2OS2lc. We note sales Of 10 pkgs. 2O@
2lc; 300 dozen. 2lc; 2 boxes. Ole; 2sC
dozen, Ole.
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FLOUR,

There is little or no change in the -four
market. The demand is light, and sales
since last report have bean small.
Prices, however, are steady at quotations.
Receipts are liberal and stocks good.
| M rol
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.-u<A /fsptt J''p
ga Knighu Of Py,hlss. meets every M
Ri H4 day Night ut hAlf-past seven, IN Odd
E0 Fsll0ws' Hall. - How,
Chancellor Commander.
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- p.4 X. NJ. X. G.
The knights Of the above order meet
At their hall the nrst and third Monday
: sack month. Commercial ayepae, "a door
ssath OF l2th sires ats pm;
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For Aeuf

A neat cottage, four rooms. Apply 10
B. r. Blake. ll-30Ntt
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THE MARKET.

BANK IAhHlngs cents per lUU IUS., aNU
10 cents per Dbl. higher.
THE MARKET.
eHT Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are only tor
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it is
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures. -gr1
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r CAInOLODGE. NO. ~, Az. "A. N.
~ Hold regular communications In Ma
~ sonic HSl, corner Commercial avenue
~ Wand Eighth street, on the second and
ouzth Monday Of eaeh month.
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RATES or FREIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS AND

WAY POINTS.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
A CITIZENS VIEWS.

To THE EDIroR OF THE HKRALp:-
Your paper, the lrst TO announce the great battles
between Russia and Turkey should be the first TO an
nouncc to your numerous readers residing in West
chester Putnam and Rockland counties, as well as tho
two upper wards Of this city, the TACT that Colonel
Richard Lathcrs, OF New Rochelle, has yielded to the
requests OF his friends and consented TO have his
namc presented TO the Senatorial Convention for
inaion as State Senator. To those that know Colonel
Lahers nothing that would be proper TO say IN tins
could add to their opinion OF his fitness tor
rbc position.
HIS in0cxibe integrity as a merchant and as prcsi-
dent of the Great Western Marine Insurance Company
IS worthy OF all praise his past fc is the best
security for the future. Through false legislation at
Washington and Albany the business oil this city has
been greatly depressed, houses and stores In every
portion ol the city are unoccupIed, honest men and
women spend Their time IN searching ior employment
without obtaining H. We want wholesome laws "A
just measure of value paper and gold, The one con.
vcrtible the other without loss To the holder; en-
pioy ncnt TOR the people, united country with free
trade In all departments This Will give US pros
perty restore confidence and set the wheels OF
mcrce IN motion. CITIZEN OF NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
"JlM" BRADY'S TRIAL.

TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION cLosED-
THE CASE TO BE SUMMED UP TO-DAY.
Judge Gidcrslsevo took his seat tho bench In tho
Court OF General Sessions yesterday promptly Al
eleven O'Clock, and proceeded Win the tai ot Jim"
Brady, who indicted Tor felonious assault on Ed
ward Bromhcld tho I'd oil August last As usual,
the court room was donscy throgod aud the issue OF
the investigation was awaited with great interest As
sstsnt District Attorney Herring, tho part oil the
prosecution recalled Ofcer Paddock OF the broadway
squad. who testified that the bullet put evidence
wns the same that fell from Bromned's clothing tho
day in question. ExJudgo D,ttenhoeier closely cross.
examined this witness the object being to show
the bullet might have been changed while In his pos
session, but tho testimony OF the officer not
shaken IN any important particular. Hamilton
Bridges then testified that ho witnessed the shooting
on the 81 Of August He Brady running down
Twenty y-iourin street. pursued hy crowd Brom-
field, no said, led tho chase. When he was within
eight cot OF Brady the latter turned around and nred
Bromieid placed his hands on his breast and stag
gcfcd into d doorway. He subsequently saw tho pistol
the hands Of citzsn but he could not swear to his
Identity. Only shot Tired IN Twenty fourth
street. THIS closed the for the people. and the
counsel for tue prisoner once proceeded with their
defence without formal opening OF The Case. An
= clerk the law Office OF Judge Beach.
lie described the pursuit OF Brady by
The crowd He saw little man following him
whom no recognized as Dromnoid In Twenty foursn
street lie smoke oil Brady's pistol and heard
two Shots nrcd almost simultaneously, one OF which
saw pistol except that carried by Brady Bromlcld
prsssntoa hs rIgbt side 10 the prisoner and not
lcit as described by tue witnesses or the prosecutou
Samuel Victor Of East New York was next examined
lie sad be saw the pursuit OF Brady and present
Al tho shooting Ia Twcnty-iourth street. lie
further testified that he saw u man IN tho
crowd fro shot at Bromheld He was a thick
set man, in flannel suit. Witness saw tho
bullet IRON Brady's pistol strike the ground
and rase the dust. Bromncd wheeled around from
Brady and turned his right side toward him. His
lett side where the bullet struck. turned toward
r. ueu
as 10 whether he had not on one OCCASION gwen alsc
testimony when becoming bondsmsn. Counsel ior
the prisoner announced tnat the only further witness
TO bc examined was Mr. Murray, Justice wandcps
clerk, 10 compel whose attendance attachment waJ
Issued Ohcer Pratt and sergeant Thompson proved
the Identity OF the pistols takon from Brady The
Will be given To The Jury to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
PROCEEDINGS IN COMMITTEE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. II, 1871.
Tho Democratic State Central Committee net at tn o
Dclavan House to-day at three O'Clock z. NJ After
paying appropriate tribute TO tho memory OF the
late J~scph Warren oi Buffalo, member OF tho CON-
mttee, was taken tue place for holding the
Democratic Sla,o Convention, with this result
For Albany Pearsali, vcodcr, Fowler, Nolan, Cahl
Murray, Bowe, Chids Evans, Lain, Manning, Gea-
sou, Finch, Magone, Buell., Gordon, Barnard, Fair
childs, Apgar, Glowacki and Maxwel-2L For Syra-
cuse-Jonn Kelly, Wotman, Reilly, Donnelly, Allen
Z. Beach, W. a. Behch, Stowcll and Walkers For
yn-Lewis Beacn--l. Albany was declared to bo
the place for holding tho Convention. vote was
then taken the time for holding the Convention and
October 8 was named by twenty-one members and
September 27 by eleven members.
The following gentlemen named az a committee
TO issue the call for the Convention, which is TO con
of three delegates from ASS mbly district :
Mcssrs Purcell Manning, Apgar, Glowacki and Lailin
1he committee then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
ACCIDENT TO FATHER MOONEY.

Yesterday afternoon, and long after dark. hundreds
OF men, women children gathered In front Of the
pastoral residence OF the Rev. Father Mooney, in
Tompkns square, and anxiously inquired as
the result OF the accident that had be-.
fallen that gen ntlcman. "ho had been thrown from
his wagon" was the rumor, 'and was killed" Tho
populous cast side, an6ng whom Father Mooney was
popular and beloved clergyman, was in quito
statc OF excitement People ran continually up the
stoop Of the parsonage and inquired OF Miss Annie
Cunningham, tho housekocper, how the reverend
father was. They we're told that hts condition
not dangerous, and that he was lying at the
residence OF the Rev. Father McManon IN Fifty
and Lexington avenue whittier the reporter OF
the HERALD repaired. Meeting DR.. Maoney tue
porter informed that while Father Mooney was
driving his way from tho Central Park through
Fifth avenue, having bccn for rdo
In that direction, his vehicle was overturned
tho corner of Forty seventh street by
coming in contact with heap OF stones
ana Father Mooney thrown OUT and hi, head
coming IN collision with the curb was slightly irac
tured He was taken to tho residence oil Father Nc
Mahon. at Fifty first street aud Lexington avenue.
where he attended by Drs. MaIoncy and Hils
His pronounced ont of danger HIS parish
oners called In numbers to soc him last evening.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
REPUBLICAN CENIRAL COMMITTEE.

The Republican Central Committee OF this city held
a special meeting last night ut Republican Hall,
Thrty.thrd street and Broadway, for the purpose OF
naming u day for the holding Of primaries to elect
delegates and alternaos to the state Convention at
Rochester, the 26tn inst District Attorney Benjamin
X Phelps presided Joel W. Mason, chairman OF The
Executive Committee, reported that the several
district associations were directed TO meet
al their respective headquarters Friday eyenlng.
september II, to elect delegates and atcrnatcs 10
attend the Convention at Rochester Following is tho
number OF delegates and aernatcs allowed TO each
Assembly district First district delegates; Second,
8; Eighth 81 Ninth, 4; Tenth, s.; Eleventh, 4;
Twelfth, 2; Thirteenth, 3; Fourteenth, 2; Fifteen H.
sixteenth, 9; seventeenth, Il Eighteenth, 3; Nine
teentb, =; Twentieth, !; Twenty hrst. L.
The designations OF officers OF the association who
arc federal employees left TIL the rcgu-
lar monthly meeting Tuesday. The meeting then
adourDed.