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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
VEGETATION WITHOUT SUNLIGHT.

. sr1MBIING-BLoCK TO THE RECONCILIATION OF
SCIENCE AND GENESIS.
~ the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR. In TRIBUNE which has just reached
M there appears long communication headed, Evil
ence Of EyoluiioR-science and Genesis Physical Sci
rce dependen the Truth OF the Mosaic Record" In
q tho writer contrasts the story of creation rs given in
al, first chapters Genesis with the generally received
tbeorrs Of He arrives at the conclusion that
oteru science has no foundation of the fsisehood OF
rs narrative. either to the events mentioned or the
order Of their occurrence he established"
Xoa without tho slightest desire either to disturb the
.toundatcuS" or TO prove "falsehood" may he per
,ttod to point out remarkable instance Of disagree
,t between Genesis and scieucei refer To tie occur
~ the third and fourth days On the third day Of
creation an told;
od said Let earth bring forth grass the herb yield
ir seed and the fruree yielding fruit after its Kind
whose seed is in itself upon the earth: ano was So
And the earth brOngh forth grass, ANA herb yieaTng
s Tas in Itself after his kind and that
good and the evening ana TIE morning were te thrd
Gay.
Nothing palmer than that this Is the story OF the
ori.n or evolution Of vegetstive life planet.
merely in It's lower but the highest forms we'll ;
"ho herb yielding seed and the fruit tree yielding fruit
Yet according 10 Genesis all this happened indepepd
entity " sunlight for neither nor Stars were
made until the next day." epoch or untold ages af
trrward Apparently the author Of Genesis did not
entertain the modern Ideas 80 Tie Importance OF sun
light 20 vegetable lifo On the fourth day
God said let there he lights in the armament Of The
heaven divide tEc day from the night and let them b3
COR Sign, and for seasons, and for aud years Ana
let be lights in the armament of the heaven to give
Iyt uVdn the earth and IL Ana God made two
great lights; the greater light 90 rule the day ANA the
Lesser light 10 the night; lie made the stars a'so
And the evening and tie morning were the fourth
day.
The late creation of the usually explained, be
rve by the fact that until after long period Of the
worlds history were beams enabled 10 penetrate the
Gcnsn misses OF vapOr which pcrpetUGlly cnsnouded
IL carly stages of developments that in fact In the &C
count given o! the creation have the story of the first
appearance OF sunlight upon the eIth although the sun
ITSELF existed long before. But such explanation OF the
FIST difficulty only makes more manifest the second
uTescn the problem for the solution Of those scientists
Nglo affirm that the Mosaic record details an order OF
events which science adopt since its denial carries
with IL no gTavcst consequences" q. ID. FOSTER.
IqriS Oct Is, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
A LIFE-sAvING CREWS DUTY.
CASE or TIE RJUSAN sHIrwRECK-AN UNsAIISFA'
TORY INVESTIGATION.

TORY INVESTIGATION.
20 m, Editor Of me Tribune.
SIR: SAW in TIE TRiBUNR of Friday an
article that attempts cSore-ate the crow of Iicsavng
Station No from the charge OF ineicency. How docs
Capt Merryman Of the Revenue Marine Service know
He bold tie investigation Sunday. Dec 81, ana only
called as witnesses very few persons He, or The writer
Of The article that the crew had been without
food % hours diligently had they attended to HER
duties Why without food What did they have TO do
durin 20 hours that they could not go TO WIN Dew
ercaus grocery stOrc-ony half mile dslant-and get
if II also intimated that volunteer creN assisted
them III getting the sailors of the ukan when the fact
T. mat the volunteer tad taken nearly all or them
of before the CuycrnmcntbCat was launched
Another charge Is madc, viz; When The crew OF NO.
fd get on the beach, the vessel they had oars that
wee not I'll for usebeDg sprung very Dadif, sh"WhS
TIA, their Hfc-Savng apphanceS ~ implements were
not kflt IN order they should have Deen Lel M
N.gIyuan have another investigation, ana on week
DIV. and among others, call rs witness MI LAWS
J. inrar assistant superintendent Of Ocean Grove, ana
II he crow can prove their faithfulneaS "a duty, none
y rejoice than the great number hereabOuls VINO
low thiuE Otherwise. JAMES n BhAOiEl'
4 sLauy TgrE. ". j., Jan. 6, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
TIDE COAL TRADE.
RESULTS OF COMBINATIONS.

The general interest manifested III the sub
sc and the high authority IN such matters conceded to
The Engineering. aud L,aino Journa. warrant ia
quoting as literally our limited space will permit
from al extended and exhaustive review OF the coal
trade and iis Ia s issue 0i the
9Th After briefly stating that those who had lookcd
for revival Of the coal trade daring 1876 had been dis
appointed and referring lts prediction to the con-
tAry Al tho commandments VI the year. lac JoarsaI
proceeds iolo.s;
Tho clouds VI adversely hich have hnas ovst e eol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
ASSURANCE on A MONUMENT.


SIR Owing 10 the duties devoiying upon me
"A member of the Legislature. lind myself compelled
10 announce for III. Information OF the thousands OF
uewsa ocrs for which have steadily contributed for
over quarter OF century, that have determined lem
norariIy 70 withdraw from pablo III order that |
nv ba hettrl discharge the dudes dCyOlyinS on me
hero nucn AZ the gentlemen OF tho press generally may
depore t:Ie iueXorsble necessity which wlthcraws my
mn f,on rulic view for several long months 10 CONF.
hr 10 assure Them OF NV profound respect Tor thelD ana
nv arrest prayers for Their snccoss.
Columbus, OHt0, Jan. 6, 1877. PRIVATE DALZkLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
GOING TO ARKANSAS IN APRIL.

70 The Edtt0r OF 7 TIC IFfUHHt'
SIR: Travelling extensively Though Eastern
and Northern states find many people preparing 10
eigrate 10 Arkansas and other o'a'eS
and so far as my information goes they generally are
,.o,,, IN on in Arril TINS almost, enough for Inc
TO predict such persons Will fail the first year. The
is they cannot reach there and become hxed and
prepared TO plow harrow and plant III season proper
10 tic climate OF Tie Stale All such persons shOuu re
,ncrnbcr March In Arkansas is the aAy OF newton
There ia all OF this difference In climate January Is
p.,,,,,, can address ms o. {. BEowS.
NdnsGeld, Ohi0, Jan. 3, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
JEFFERsoN's LATEST OPINION ON SLAVERY.

70 TIC E0tIor OF THO IFIbHHt.
SIR; The late DIR. Alexis Caswell. ex-Pres-
Gent Of Brown University, gave the writer In recent
Interview a "Reminiscences OF Thomas Jefferson, which
may claim historical interest. On the occasion OF
Visit 20 Monticello Mr. Caswe was invited by the then
Nene rabe statesman 20 the distant scenery at sun
SET Pointing to the Blue Ridge Jefferson ssd
There is the backbone and hdneyfat OF this continent
Out for One thing" "Do you mean slavery T. "Yes,'
taid JofersOn-an which DIR. CASwel held Of sig
Mhcanse because IL has been asserted that Thomas JET
Ierson abandoned late In life the aversion 10 slavery
which he had earlier expressed. DR. Caswei had made
10 record Of this Incident, hence this note Ell.
troVtdeRee X. l., Jan. o. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
s,,xn.v At THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION.

sUSDAY AT THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION.
70 IN. Editor OF TIE Tribune.
SIR: Not great while since the Christian
community taftcr period Of anxiety reoieed la tue de-
cison thai the CenLonnia should BIO closed On sundayS
Now lot Congress az they do 81 ALL to tho gin OF
the surplus only condition THAI rest Zone day III
seyen by rhs 90 closing Of whatever exhibition mAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Jan. H. 1877.
The transactions ut the Exchange Salesroom

The transactions ut the Exchange Salesroom
to-day were follows:
by VIM. Etnnsiiy -
istory brown stone front house. With lot NO SD5
! Eas1 lSh' los II OF aaase o'
4story brick buildings. wit kpot of land, hos and
.g 5esnTSs1ve Annie MeVsy $4,000
4story brick and 3 story brick building with plot
ssStsz aa nsStoa 25 $50
3sory and attic brick house, with lot NO 3Chrlsn
ggis5S57s ANNE o' 6OOo
I 3stOry and brick house, with lot, .,
nSelnns above 10. 1850
Jacob AGO. Kraek ''On.r1 1850
Bs r. y. H6ynstr
fvesory iron front store, with lot, No "A Duanes
IsioIsoii; John BoSisnd .s..........,' 1000
By f. H. Ludt0D e 90.
100 II, Mary and John Townsand ....'.. sIO5o
nv Y. II. SfeUsnson.
plot OF land, 4 OF lOthave known plot NO on
r il BOVINE; sarah N smith a'y ".....". 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
FIRST SALUTE TO THE OLD FLAG.


SIR: The item in your paper Of Jan. 10, in
saying that De Grsef the Dutch Governor Of st. Eustatus
may claim that first ssiuted the Continental sg OF
rs stripes Gu the 10th Of Noyeabor. 1875 would have
peen right but the Starr aud stripes nrst estab
Ished by Law Juno IL, l77. and the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
Gltn tical gstate for Sale.

,IOR SALE-By order OF ExecutOr-Tbe three
Z HOUSES. No ZSj ave, Ne. 2iO East i0tAst, an
No 345 3jtis t.: aii well rented. Terms easy an
SAM'I EDDY, i45 Broadway, Room 81
NEW and ELEGANT HOUSES and first
= class stab ~ he purchase ed at lower prices
thtn years past. send for rauTit con ains diagrams
aud pflcrs, ~ tie rwHeri DuGGlN d cRoS9hhN Arcji
tect-. 63 Las, Ais; ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

TIE demand for money to-day WAS decidedly less
urgent aud lenders were moro willing Ia accept
lower terms. Call loans were quoted at , 50 per
ceni on stock collateral. On Government bonds the
heading hOuScs reported rdt"a at : and >. Discount
i, unciang ed at To 7. ana tire rates OF exchange on
New-iork are telegrapbod from the Western AID
Southern cities w!ttont special allegation
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day $6p),DO national bank
notes for redemption The customs receipts
were 300, 600 ami internal revenue rcceipis : l0c
900. The following "a The CleaIing-housn state
currency balances, ;f2,s07 ,i6i; gold exchange,
S9II $50; gold balances, : :, jvj. JJ6
Government bonds tc-tly WYE scarcely toss Sc
lively Il dcd in and prices strrug. ~ coupon
5-2Os OF 1867 being up - per "eat. - ll2@i. 1cn
t0rtieS up 90 -, Tcgi3it rc 0o of 1888, old
ISSUE selling at 1885,, and coupon "Ahdys' at
Inala. We annaX laLe.. atreat lMM.a..0Aa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
Total salca for the day.
tRTrEs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Gable advIces report brisk recovery in prices of
United States securities from the extreme decline OF
YESTERDAY We annex closing quotations: Old lSO5s.
lO514 1858, 1885,; io-4Os, loJls; new o. 1919.
Erie common shares were dull and steady at 9li,
the preferred closing at II. British ConsOls were
easier at 0jGG5is. There was no quotation reported
for money and no bullion movement NJ the Bank of
England. Onr new tivcs in Frankfort are down to
l02. Paris dispatches report the French iyo per
cent reptes lower, at lOd3O, .gbt exchange on
London being quoted at 25l5, against 25.l3l2
Yesterday. The foreign exchange market here
auiet and the nominal rltas the same yCSter-
day, quoted heiow. There j. little business doing,
however and none above ~ 81 and ~ siigGSf 30,
respectively, for GO-day aud demand bulls. Gold
was Grmer, opening az 1OG and stitching up 10
lO,j3s on the less heavy charges on tho cash gold
and the development of n far short interest On
gold loans the rates paid to have balances carried
over were 5l2 and per cent. Tho Assistant Treas
urer paid out 100000 H. cola interest and
S3i2 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business at the Guld Clearing Department. OF tho
Bank of The State Of hew York covered: Cold
cleared, ~, 2js, 600; gold balances, 9l,525,361;
currency balances, 3i,62l, l29. The gold quota
tons were - follows: 49,
l0......IO6 1890 1868 g.: 1861 s.! 1908
.uuaN closing OuntaLlOns of foreign exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
THE WORD "DAY" IN EXODUS AND GENESIS.
TO the EdEtor Of the Tribune.

SIR: You publish quite frequent reports OF
,otur,s and sermons upon reconciliation OF the Bible
Win The claims Of modern science. VIII OF
these lecturers or preachers be kind as to take to-
ecbcr the two accounts which Moses gives OF the Cc-
ation-tbat III Genesis and the IN E1odus-and show
the authority for using the word day meaning On the
same continued narTativel sometimes calendar day
and at others an indefinite number OF years
BesO- York, Jan. g, 1877 EEAptR'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

Busted Annie r. to Margaret Jones Of S3dst OF -
DIST o. LeS7ngtcn.ayo years .........,.. 10000
wears ...,......... l0,00j
Same 10 namc S = Of j2i.st W Of LeTinstons ave
'SI.I ''..V 10000
same 90 same 5 OF 52d-si, " Il LsNugtonayo;
Of Iothavc ! months -. 5000
VIZ. Of ss,hs.. " of 5I6 ave ~ 2o6es
Canfvril Mici..i. and wife. " Gale Carey. cor
81 aien and Pi0gpectsis (2lth War years. 40G
I+rcsel Margaret. and otlers, 20 Eleanor Jlckson
Nehnkcn, John 7, ana wife. 10 Louis ROlGcnburg "
cor Of Grald and r1I,rth sLs $4,000
Noenrh, Henry, and wife, % lIeDj Jonca. OF Sta
ave z ~ 3Gtn -; years ..--. 10000
NV q @th-avf years . 1850
= i.''s y ave; ycar $4,000
81 " Of 1;lisye 6 months 5000
Si iSIaaiS ','s st no S72l; ears - 1000
Mary, and husband 1, Philip Hichauson, II OF
81 81 lie. nycrurs & and y; years ....-..... lhu0
Wcu.teT. Andrew, amt w!is. 20 Geo * CfawiO:J " Of
u Washington esd V 3Iii : years BOO
If t-tI.t Of 7ta.aye .' ................. C0GO
iumuiaLl J. l. Sh'NJr" DcFdt! A'eH's'c4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
Gonurrp Dropfrlp 60 Eet.

ocN MONTHLY RENT. Forty minutes
OU comfortable rde from Liberty o. Sy ir & com
vSn,n Cottage Residence and GROUNDS mouse nhs
is rOus isrge cellar, heater hot aud COW oss
aic.St ilis ote extra large wills plot lah oar VI avn
drive garden shade fruit vines berries &C. % MN
10 pinutcs walk " pa.cu totts
t, aent. and stores at Of Cily OF bz- ana TWO
minute aI passenger station ~ Hsst Es~9sn ~
Central Railroad Apply AZ WeiliSco vi >" "'o '"-
Room No. NASSAU st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
Gi,p proprrip 90 Eet.

C,TDpES. LOFTS. and OFFICES TO LET-On
= Broaduay Broone. Mercer, Greene mnrGay Uhni,n anu
other strreis. NJ = ~ rio q 80 ~
V,O LET, unfinished. the third floor tour
,nomsI of bieb stoop dwelling house 10 slp'
,.my iiboSt servant house occupied b. the owner ron"
S3j pfr month. ll3 West l7thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
fjouses ano farms tuanteo.

yVAnTEDFor purchaser irst-ciaSs ii is, 81
w m central location wishing 10 meet Will
hnver VIII rease send particulars TO GEO H. PEIhih
Broker and Agent AS Broadway'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
Brooklnn properln Go Eet.

vE,O LET-3- story brick SCH0OL,H0USSlEa, No No,
1 "a Hemsen.st, 4 story brick DWELLING, lIo, WI
-, - GoItDOS H. FORD, " CLARK st. Brookiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
Go Ubcm il Map Concern

INFORMATION WANTED of the heirs OF
i KIcHhHD GREGORY. formerly Of New-fork or Brvcs'
yu he won't 70 about 10 .eafs as nnc hss r.
ililca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

reap advantage from the gift is gver to all concerned
herewith, visitor and employt. except watchmen.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN z, 1877. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
Real Gsiaic O. GstHanse.

DROOKLYN HOUSES Owo), with 0nly frs,
~ moreago small PLhc Ics a. i9it 10, ga soo
eio, M f,sic .fScsack, EusieNa0i cr other near Dy
nitr., In Jersey rutland " WhifING b"tA nan o.
EOH XCIlANGE-Fayoribic lease horses
Z cars, ham. &C. Of horse railway IN principal rl;y ~
NeN.Y0rs income over SznOJ0 pr yeat want 1'oVO
csh ana GOOD PAYING properly hne idfms inht"Atey
address RAJ LVAN. THbun" Hfi'r
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE--A dwelling
iOISi barn ard other UtOudnGa Win acres il ~
the village ri Rdg field Conn. Also dwelling hoSse VII
H. sci, land Alto Mandatory, l2JXoO eei u btOiles
"OO''' wen ~ ~ IbEE EZER JONES
RiGgsued Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
G,nR nEEAuLTED or SUSPENDED KAIL

NOR nEFAULTED or SUSPENDED Kali
ROAD BOa d. or STOCKS, Civ Proper c1iinlsLaS
~ tUn rabe Villa Iasldonces II rooms eaCn, Inotib m
urnvenrIs situated Is u mites from llHi New lo on"
within mile OF The intersection Of che lrnnsyva ana 81
- 1enr frank lines al Elizabeth, ana three minutes Walk
f,ou pssspnc the sttHr hankr ty llVe
met, and IN highest part Of the city o's Iiiu
,u ~ drive zen lawn, sEGde, FRUIT ho"erd tos ao
s,,ble and shels house pTrmisca valued AT %ihOYo e
:. 900 respectively equity $500 eAc; IALh 'uu- @Co
=, Additional villa pois ailon-
H. sI rlrt.l ouT h desired Address stating particulars
~ narnnrtIy post Onlcs box 49,. Elizabeth. y. j.
NEONTCIAIR, NEW-JERSEf - substantial
M HOUSE II ROOMS, improvements acr : nult' pa'h'
~ ." 49, RITLAND q WHITING, BcckmansL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13


Indpr ina law the superintendent accept tGc gross
values iVrI. above, OF he ICIulio ire lei hal IL
ouc-si IN tho gross premium - sufficient, ana more
aIo no surrender options contained III Inc l1icy, he
vUll reauirc under the contract WIN hiSh premium
ss;3 % too much ard the contract WIN low pre-
NINA, bo wnnid be satisfied with deficiency OF ~ 49,
Nv what sort OF renin: tHS inter disregard ~ TIE
jacts IN tho case be defended II may happen result
ni mi, HAT stock company with low raics,
m reason OF ia capital STOCK Will DO pronounced solvent
while another company WI 81 ample rates ANA aDuiiaty
able 10 pay every claim IL fails due may be- placed III
the bands Of y receiver. .-- H.,
IN l. unuoubte iy ttue that several companies which
law aud ON account either reinsurrd their fshS or
iudirous management, have been saved Arbitrary
IuiIHg may great wrong Whcro bigh premiums
are used the mes system ~ valuations is goOi Da5s
uuun which to distribute the surplus, hui n, test OF
S6ycncy u is worthless The failure 20 meet the require
meni would he IN index Of bad management ana would
sugst the prurcty of giving tc proper officials pO"c
10 compel change In tine PtrsOnnei 0f the once, ana 10
keen lie new men under constant suiyellhnct.
n vi AZ u0lcy The State la foster life insurance
companies as they encourage turin and foresight On VIC
ua,t OF The citizen After season OF unusual naneia
Genre sion In which there has been great sirnkaxc
I'm whine, Of every description, the superintendent III iho
1pTciss OF his discretionary authority SHOULD not ue-
maud nh that the most rigorous rule could possibly
rc1uIr, IL would bo far better 10 Insist upon The riioNs
of nconpetcnt and dishonest uaagtr ana give COM
n,ies which are little In the urch tine TO regain Their
tnnthoLJ SIGMA.
tetc- York. Jan. IL, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

FIRST BoARp-10i2 o'CLoCE 4. NJ.
Sales Of state ROnds-RliiTOad B0t,dS-BdHH ana Kan
road Shares-RrpTess S1crh;s. de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT NJ y STOOK ExCHAH0E SALES
LlNE1RY ~. 1911
SAILS BEFORE TnR CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DRPARTMEYT-10A O'CLOCK
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK Al
Uss20 Rngisered, G5 U = $50 Coupon. 1857
d o90 1881 10 100 NM. l2.ll2h
U s D 20 Coupon. 81. " -. oOuu- ''iiZ9
10000. IUo2 oS iV4o tOuiOh q, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

FRIDAY, Jan. PPM.
To ne ort that Of the total Transactions aggrcgat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
DnNrrNMENI sroCK DEPARTIENT-2 O'CLOCK
SECOND BoAED-I O'CLOCK p. VI.
vo,cs or state II n6A- EGiirGd E0HdS-H 0pE ana EG
Toad Shares Fr. r6Ss stocks. Or.

cal ana CHIC LIST MARYLAND Coal GO 100. be %
l.urO.......lr9 10 3. bc. 10 cen, OF jersey
- I ami ! " l.; AGfBs Express - iO---.bc- 81
Cd. % a. - oIs. - -. In2ie New-Iersey II i
15Vm iuI - -. bcs5.JG2ia To-. he l39
,,orfh NssoVu Isl -----.l. =, Mich central -
9oO g6 6.....lG.l4 JNO....hc a. =
Great Wet I'd 100 49,. -.lV+ SIT 30. 49,
100 IT,. . American E3lTts, ~ PAU
Mechanics Bank 10 49,. 5f' 2tO;,' Oc 1913
p,rl ,arx i'' 0bcJ5 237 10 be 81.
,...iar Lion ~ ,'' Eric Iailway IrO...s7 II =
- n. "a > . DC. 90 2rO - u !.
o IA -; - Lake shore y y, Y II and liaIt
l.OJl.... 10. Z Is % DcbJ' 0l'5 4C--..Dt'lJ-H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

ONO y MISS Goa u : Express
Sinh Fund "a be 50
To-. -. rs Adams Express
Cent Pacific @ y 6...uc. 1929
I.GnD III 81. American Express
so O........l 6 lo....bc. h7ia
Central Pacific lst Wells Fargo TX
8 Joa1uin r 10 be. $50
900 -. 9li2 NY Cent and Hue
Cent PaclFa lat 6uLcvpg. 1913,
COL z Or8r So. 1919
1000. .-.-... % Erie hallway
Weai Pac BIDS ?OO. .bcsj. 5i2
b.OUO.........1 0ia Harlem
3,0OJ. as, jO....bc. 1879
2 nUu. ....bc !O0i2 Mich Central
w L r Cp, 1900 3OO....b0. ~
1000. .......1d 30J........ Ala
Un,ou Pacific lat "a ~ -..... a''s
IO.U.......lv34 Lake Shore
100 .bcs3. 81 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-06
Shot In the Leg.

Harvey johnson and Archy Robinson,
colored, attended ball in the lower part
of the city on Friday night last, and dur.
ing the night o dispute between them
resulted in making them bitter enemies
On Saturday morning they met near the
New York store, when the
quarrel was renewed. Hlgh
words were INDUCED in, and johnson,
becoming thoroughly angered, drew a
small pistol from his pocket and shot
three times at Robinson, the last shot
taking effect in the 1leshy part OF his leg
lust below the knee. johnson attempted
to escape, but Sheriff Saup captured him
near the Mississippi levee in the upper
part OF the city, and locked him up in the
county Jail. Robinson's wounds are not
dangerous.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-06
Intermittent FOver

Is 50 common in the country as scare ely
to need comment. The causes which
produce 1t are such as cold, irregular
living, over exertlon, low spirits, night
air, exposure to miasmatic exhalations,
&c. In large cities where edge tools
and agricultural implements are manu-.
featured, the grinder protects his lungs
from the injurious effects OF the dust
flying of the grlndstone by wearing a
respirator. The coal miner ere - de,
sends the shaft provides himself with q
safety lamp to guard against fire.damp.
Now 1t is equally necessary TO. those
who are brought In contact with any: Of
the causes leading to intermittent fever,
to provide themselves with that well
known and highly esteemed remedy
against It, the home stomach bitters.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-06

The undersigned wishes to inform the
citizens OF Cairo that he will be ready In
a short time to furnish them with all
kinds OF trees, such as truit-trees OF every
description, Shade-trees, Flowers
Shrubs, Plants, Evergreen trees, for
Christmas, Of different kind and sizes
at the lowest prices and terms. There
fore, send in your orders early to have
them on hand in time. All information
given on application. Orders to be LET
at Edward rhielecke's grocery store, OF
Eighth street; Ernest Pettit's, on Twen
ty.eighth street and Commercial ayenhe
Metcali, corner Division and Washing.
ton avenue; or to Albert Grinder him
self, or through the postofiice.
- ..., ALBERT GRINDER,