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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
~ for s SOUTH DiSfhi Sd 81 ~ REY
H0LiJS banErupta-IS BASKRUPTcY. Warrant In Bank,
5gTIy G ben T6d f'nf and RT i1S ASH
city Of NewYork OF tho County o. od,1s S bsp "
1pts upon the petition Of her creditors snd the pay
m ne 10 a any Sa aiPs ss' to Them Their
by are SdeT p+ Sy aTi Ss and
assgnees Of their estate WI pe aS
Ss tV Of New York in said District sth day o. July
1878 81: t GSs % Il a 1S 91Sy Of said sS o
I'''' LOUIS =. PAYN, Marshal. Messenger
INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
10 Match fS 54S Of SOY Ep EhFTN SKs 81
art ArIc and Warrant ~ BinE1api Gss
sa Cont 'Sa 1S as% M f ER"HE hosEN bfRG
city Of York Of hG County 81
unou the petition Of their creditors and the payment o. any
debts and the delivery o. any % u spS po
bythem are forbidden by law meeting OF he creditors ..
apnes Of their estate viii be held Court OF Bankruptcy
10 SS R2 .n al S On me SrseS "v o Jn ISIS
two o'clock D. m the occ Of Henry Wilder Allen esquire
one OF the Louis T. FX3N MarshaMesseneer
TTNUIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
s day Of Man. ;Ec a. 15 a. t Of Taa bun Of NeS
York County Of and state OF VINO
pymen Of any debts aud dcycry Of property belonging
ppSpcTty by him. are forbidden by law ihst meeting Of
cTeditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove iher ah 10
Court Of Bankruptcy 10 holden az No 345 Broadway IN
tho CITY Of NrWYor before John Fitch, Register on the
oh day of July. a. d. 1873 at o'clock p n - n,,,,,
T. = Marshal AZ Messenger Fouhetn District OF NewYor.
wALDEGHAVE HAkLOCk, attorney for bankrupt
Waren.st. New.iork.
V1HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
i 24th DAY Of May A. d. 1874 Warrant In bankruptcy
was issuod against estate 81 RICHARD NEW,
Of the CITY Of NewYOtE, In the County Of Nevi1rk ana
state Of NewNOTk who has been AdJudged bankrupt on
petition that the payment Il any BIS INA de livery
OF any property belonging 10 such bankrupt 10 him ~ TOT s
use and the ~ property by him. are orb den bY
meeting the creditors Of the said bankrupt 10
prove debts choose aHsgnees 81 ms
estate held Court 81 Bnukrupc 10 be holden az
No Warren.st. IA the city OF Newlork before John
W. Little esquire. Register. on tho 9th day o. July A. d.
1873 at 10 O'Clock & M. LOUIS p. PAhN
T. s Marshal as Mes,engcr southern District oiNewYork
TINHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE: That on the
nth June 1878, Warrant In Bankruptcy was
Issued against Of JOSIAH u. BAKER. OF The
CIV of NewYOrk In the County Of NeW.Nurk aud stale
Of Hew.York. who has boon adiudged n bankrupt on
his own petiti0n that the payment Of any debts
aud delivery Of any property belonging 20 such BANK
rupt the transfer Of properly by
him forbidden that meeting OF the creditors OF
tie bankrupt prove their debts and 10 choose Que or
more asEignces estate will be held az Court OF Bang
upicy holden No Warrcn--t. In the CITY 81 New
A n 1918 at no sclock a m LOUIS =. PAWN
o. Marshal Messenger, Southern District OF NeWl OK
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Go mhom II aIan Gonrern

NOTICE.-The creditors Of Hayden, Gere Il
~ Co.. joel Hayden Co, Joel Hayden serene kingsry
AL OF Williamsburg Mass. hereby requested % for"ai
immediately 20 W. H. HALE, Northampton Mass, detailed
statement Of all claims VIII ca they may have AGAINST
the above debtors such claims stood ON February es
' : LINCOLN, JR,
W. ~. HALE
II. T.. JAMES.
u. p CLARKE,
Trustees Of the Estates Of said Debi0.s.
Northampton, June Is, 1873
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0rean GIeamers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
N The only Transatlantic IAne sailing under the AhEH
CAN FLAG Sailing tn JRSDAY from PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA sails Thursday, June p. a. m.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states MailA sailing se
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New. YORK
JAVA eas WEDNESDAY, July 10. IL m
For rates Of passage other Information apply 70
eO7 Wal1utst Phiiadelphia 81 Broadway, WORK
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE.
OF Company new No "a North River foot 81
sPEREIRE, DlnTe Wednesday July . ~ IN
AMERlQUE. DelOrd ednes1aF, qB " - m
sVILLE DE PARIS, Sanel WodneSdav July ~, ':tO hn
marked thus do not steerage pasaeh
ShotWeII Chesnuf e. -. ,--..----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

TNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
OF TRAINS, taking effect June 3. 1873;
0 a m.-.Chc4naii and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
M daily 81 Lons Express arriving at Buffalo
vest Puimans best drawingIOOm sleeping coaches But
p m DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through TO Rochesr Buffalo Niagara Falls Cnon
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dining cars 10
I p -Emlgant train for the West
Newark, 6:i5 $50 1850 a. H., BIB li5, 6,lb eI6 1880
D. aud ~ midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays 9l6
ana sS Pas Rr,'@'a "a "a 10 1893 p y
Sundays O. $50 io5 mn l;i5 950 p NJ, and il midnight
S sS sS III S &c. SCS 6S cs g.
p M. and ~ midnight SUNDAYS, O. $50, 9l5 1915 a. m.
sS sS PI5 i nBd a. % YsI5 al, 70 mid
night sundays 0, $780, lOl6 m, lA5 $780, Up m and ~
cor1wan 74b. "a m, $780, $3.50 p M Sundays $780, M
SsE SsH 95, m so 156 m Sundays $50 NJ
s9s k1g'G1 D 70 sanay $50 700 M
m, sandays 600 $50, 1915 m, $50, TOO p
sundays, $50 lois M $50 700 p M The 600 a. n
and 4:50R trains connect With NewYOrK and oswegO
A PorI Jeys 7tS. 900 1915 m AGO. $780, 100 p M
Trains leaving ohamberss on even or half hours
before 800 m Twenty third fifteen minutes earlier
So aa a Issvs 1s thirty %nSss earlier Boats
leave at $40 and 1l6 D. M connecting with
trains leaving Chamborsst at 1000 p M and 1900 mid.
fefets passage and apartments dEawingroOm and
eepng coaohes can DO obtained and orders for the checking
NOS $50 iol, 52S d Boz Broadway n. II No Co1rtst
brooklyn. or a. the oo9papys depots: r. >,.,.,
H. JNo' n GBBofT, General Pnssr Agent NswYOrt
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngeyOSd cIoster PiemSnt end Nysek
and saturday nights only AZ 1880 m Sundays BOO
SsngsI Ping ysls s and MSossy 200 Sas M az p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On ana after Nav II. 1873,
Express Trains leave via DesbTOsses aud
landt streets Ferries, "a follows:
4Su, $780, 800 1850 hmitedl IL m, ], Q, $50 $780,
80 ana y m Sunday, i30 and a IN, o. o. $780, $780,
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" with through trains
at Jersey City anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia $780, 1885, T. 1880 g.
$50 a. Limited Express 1888 p NJ, p 4, $50
aud 1885 m, and IL midnight ON Sunday, 3:20 $780, a.
$50, a. M. T. 7.3lp M, and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices Nos 500 and O44 broadway, No. Astor
House Of Desbr0sses and COurandt s No Court
st. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton Brooklyn
N0s ia llG and lS Hudson St. HOboken; Depot Jersey
city. Emigrant Ticket Ohce, No BatIeTyplace.
FRANK THOMSON, i. p. PALMER,
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

GUION LINE, -
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR on EIcNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 50, n. H. foot Of kingst
MONTANA ICEsDA1 n, JnY = a m
WISCONSIN l. Jul, I; hVYh
WYOMING ~ Esd - = NY 80 80. a - IN
~ These steamers are bult Of iron, In WateIsht com
parfnent furnished with requisite 10 make
the passage Atlantic both safe and agreeable ay
ing bathroom, smOkngroOm drawing roOm piano ana II.
brary surgeon stewardess and caterer on
each steamer all deck, thus insuring
those greatest Of all Injuries at perfect ventilation ana
light - - 49,.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 staterooml $50 70 $50
INTERMEDIATE, $40 STEERAqE, S26.
OFFICES, NO. 20 BROADWAY. e,,-,o,r
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1880 NJ, Special Chicago and WssteIn E1Press with
100 Express 10 Utica and Rutland, drawing room
400 r. M Albany and Troy Express
500 D. m Louis Express daily, with sleeping for
~ Ioniy running through day in the week also sleep
ing ears for Uunao Niagara Fa Toledo and Detroit and 20
73O D. m EIpTrss for Rochester, and Corning via
Geneva, with through sleeping cars
$3.50 D. ~. raglnC EIlT daily, Win sleeping carh Tor
10 hester Niagara Fails Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo Detroit
Chicago also 10 Watcrtown excepting saturday night,
and Ia Montreal via St Adams excepting saturday and sun
20 m Express with sleeping ears 20 Albany Troy.
trains Local Ime Tables Tickets Tor sale
Nos 259 2 ahh 4l3 Broadway and WcsteOtt Express
o. Dice. Nos. Park place $50 aud 9i2 Broadway New
York and 5s3 WashngtOnat Brooklyn.
G. u. MEEkER, General Passenger Agent
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence, direct,
A FULL, NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES RAIL.
The fayonte Palace Steamers
MASSACHU SETS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain jesse Mott
daily Sundays excepted from Pier 90 North River
Of Passengers arrive In Boston at
Tam. No intermediate landings between New.York and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
AT q D. m from Pier 80 North River. iolt Of Jay.st
Pare by this lus TO LOSGON. 81 90, hrst class
saierooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured al
Company. Also tickets sold at all hotel ticket Offices.
Freight either nne taken az lowest rates.
l.. W. FnErNs General Passenger Agent -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
st.amboa,s ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.--The
SssP. ss%s s.r pa a cSP. ST. ay Sundays
I sSe sA EbSoNbh k6kE Land
snd NEST Tickets for sale e. pH@sp and Brookyn
BrStp free SoS
sarn So only night line o. steamer: selling
tickets and checking baggage TO places on The Ne"hoK
A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants, Ex-
Prsss says sea aaT saaTaT eHecpted
from Canalst North River at connecting Win mss
Sos Freight ist, Ti lower 6 han BY any
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- aud Nausauc Railroads Fare 81 steamer Brsagepor
aud Bridgeport at IL D. m.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses ana Corndt
for Washington Columbus. Cincinnati in siS ;S
south Pullman from Baltimore to Newark, o. land
iSS NJ Ior Washington aud the West the South via
washington making close connections for Ptsburg Gin
10 neun ana 81 o and P
BURG ana 9% r s south S West Pull
man seePers from baltimore and washngton
Louisville, 81 Lous. Coumbus Pitshurgh the soutn snd
natl connects at washington WIN trains for LynchburG
Florida New Orleans andthe son I =, c,o.n, m. als
r5adway NewYork and at ticket offices foot of cortlandt
ASK FOB TICKETS p VA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station IN New YORK foot OF Libertyst
Commencing June g.. 1878 Trains leave follows:
ESQ a. m-FOr Feulia gt0n, EaStOn, BeNidere, Mauch
Chunk Tgmaqua WikcsOaire Emri &c Connects az juno
lion with ID. +. and W. Il. II.
$40 o. mFOT High Bridge ranch, EastOn HarTlsOHlgh
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua HazetOn. Wikesbaire Scranton
WiiamEpOrt,
lp.m-Icr Fleming Oii Eason, Mauch Cnuna, a'naqua,
wikesbarre Scranton. IrkhannGck, Iamaqda, D. lcton
Reading, Pottsvie, latrtsLurghi &c. ,
p.n.-FOr High Bridge Branch Easton B@iyid 90 anu
Mauch CHUNK Connects .ucfion with ID. L. ard " H. T.
$50 D. m, daly-FOr Etston. Allentown and Hnt"sburgh
7:4J y. m-For EasOn.
For trains local points sec timetables at stations -
SUNDAY TRAINS-Icaye at q, ~ !. ~. Tor
Bound Brook intermediate points, anu at $50 T. m ior
Easton Reading and HauisDnrgh
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
Be- az D. 745, q. ll:t5 $3.50. I. =, q D. IN. ,.,
Pullman Draw ngrJom Cara attached 10 the $50 ana
D. IN. trains ...,o,, nm
Stages connect at Matawan station to and rOmREYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of Lbcrys, for Freehold at
$40. ll45 a ul, 1, o, q pm
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

FOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. ~ n
Leave New.Yurk Trenton and Philadelphia at 6:5D y
$3.50 lU:l5, 1889 lSO T. 53Ul2 D. p and al 4iou o
tuG Trru,On.
Leave philadelphia station North Pennsylyana,lta
Third B,rkssls at G46 (way 746, $50 ll'5O
a.. NJ, 1870 2;30 4lJ. 6:iJ. ~ p. NJ - -. -
Trenton for kewY0rk az l2O Except MONDAY bJO
s.l3 lU2u a. m. 1915, 2.l5, 3, 1856, $50 p m. ,o
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are attached 10 me b9OA NJ
4On trains from New.York 20 the 736 a. m7 I5o p H.
STNEAY TIA 81 cave Eew.YOrk and philadelphia at
o 10. 53n ~ D m. Leave Newiork Tor Trenton al y
a m $50 10 M Lave Trenton lao 800 a. GlO D. m.
Tickets for sale foot Of llOeriyst Nos 52g aud ~
PRINCIPAL hotels, AL Offices ~ the re hal
way IN New York aud brooklyn aud nc No COurtst brook
lyn. Baggage checked from tcsience 10 Destination
BALDWIN pasA. Agent.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through Trims each way daily three Depos 10
Philadelphia, two In NeH.lor
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Liberty So for Freehold at
$40. ll45 a w. 1, o, q pm.
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gnsirnrnoH.
For Boys and Young N
For Young City.

For Z OunR LHOIbs-OIVys
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LA.
DIES, Nos G and East 53d-st..
Yeogens OCT l. FRENCH AND GERMAE languages Prac-
csiy taught Thorough training In Primary and secondary
Departments. TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires Tour
vcsre me health record school its foundation
and high standard
compatible. APPLICATIONS VIII
nov be received foF The next wear
New-YOrk CITY, 1877 Madison ave.-Mlle. LEM.
IN French English School for Young Ladies and Little
Bs Will reopen September To- Circulars on appheaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
fan Schools

ALBANY LAW SCH00L.-RegulaI course,
~ one wear Fall term begins tine Sd OF september.
Address Professor ISAAC EDWARDS Albany. N. Y.
VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, years ;
Gra0uato flor degree Of ClE years Fan term
opens sent. PC. Address Prof WANLAND NeWhaNeh' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

IL Southern Railroad. Commencing II,
1873 steamers will leave NewYork Pier 3 North River
oot Ofkectos connecting az sandy Hook with trans for
Long Branch O. $3.50 a IN, l. 5 fb. 5:46, y.
Red Bank and Toms River o. $50 m. l, 3i5 p. IN
Beach tiavrr, q a m. ] y.
Vineiand Brdgeton and Atlantic City y. m.
Phade piua TuckcrtOn q a. NJ. /. 3Aj p.
N'' ~ 's ~ WAl, y. sNEDEN,
Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

~ press Lire.-EleRant steamers WALTER BhEIt OF
NEW CHAMPION leave daily SATURDAYS eheepIenh
from CanalsL North River at y. connecting WIN uas
North and West Fare tdeck 25e; e0Dln iare oOc '@'
Doe Freight taken lower Than 10y any other lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
For Both sexes-City.

AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
N and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL removed % n
large airy rooms 33 est 46thst 6thaye n Y Miss
m COX, Principal. win begin 18th year sept. %.
New Ktnderearen material, cheap and beautiful Genefi
DepOL SI2 BIoadWay send for Illustrated analogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fnre. 10
rentS NEWBU RGH aud below, 80 CENTS Land at High
land als (W,st POINT, Cornwall NewburG Marlboro, h
ION POUBIK EsOpuH connecting with Ulster aud
Delaware AID WAIKIKI Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and James W. BALDWIN leave diary ati Pier "a
N0rf RIVER foO OF HarusnD.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
.EW. YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

~ Trains for Red Bank Long Branch ocean htOFe
Sc. az 3. Tao, g. I145 a. m. $780, 1. .. g D. m. ,
Pullman Draw Cara attached 10 the $3.50 ana
D. trains mn
stages connect at Matawan station to frOmKEYPoRr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
I'D and Naugatuck RaroAdA Fare 81. steamer BdgepOrt
leaves atharneslip daily (sundays eHceptod at 5O H.
Rride ftafl N IL. IN
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miscellaneous.
aIusital ynstrumerts

DITMAHAIIT late s. Y. BALI q OU''
~ No % EAST l4rH.ST -. ,o-
cbtckar,ngs steipWays and other Pianos and OfbAH'
for cash on Instruments, and for rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

/ EHIUH NAILEl NAIL!tUaU; , T,-s -,
Il 4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
1877 leave dapOA foot Of Cuurtandt and
ar $50 y n Night Express. daily for Eason, bethlehem,
Maush chunk WLKesblrra PlttstOn saYre. Ell
mira Ithlca Auburn Rochester Bunao Niagara FAILS ami
the West Pullman sleeping coaches attached -. -.
49, 49, ROB'T "a. SAYhk- Sup't ana Engr
General Eastern Church aud COuitandt sta
Ac.nt-
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E,ALL RIVER LINE

E'Al.L III Liz LINE
IL FOR sn~IoN.
And all poln'' East via newport and Fall RIVER -,
MammOub Palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New. YORK daily from foot oi Murray-st.
~ AZ SUNDAY TRIPS } Prom CO " n
o'f ~ June - to September & inc. ! Pier 20 ~ N
Btnoklyn s-'l.trS Z. ~ ,.el Tree by Annex BOAT
leaving foot Of FuitOn-st. at A!3O y. 10. -, -,
hu>n. BY SPi ENDty % - AND oiU'hES ,HAS
Ickets ana stserOoms sscuie ~ ~ prhepM ho'eis anu
' '' ." Wv I' BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
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6ttampcals auo Railroads

EORNEW- HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Il SPRINGFIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL.
intermediate points steamers leave Pier 70, r. IT, daily
tSuudays sXccped) at and II M connecting Win
special trains At Newayen for Hartford Springfield &C
tickets sold and checked % 0is Broadway New
York, and Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion 20 NeSiaycn
and afuru
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Trains leave for EnglewOod Coster Penont and Nyack
TOO $50 04b m, l0O 800 400 4t6 $50, $50. $50 p
and saturday nights only At 1880 Sundays BOO
Manuel sprfng Valley and Monssy 7Oo GAS, m ll5 D.
~. mo. N. ABBOTT, General fSss'r Agent Now.York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-19

Ii late issue of THE BULLETIN we call
ed attention to the fact that "since Hallda,
Brothers established their great works in
st. Johns, the Republican majority of Perry
county has run down from eight hundred
to nothing We stated that II. & Bros
had not knowingly exercised political inhu-
ence in the county, and intended to convey
the impression, which must be apparent to
every careful observer, that great enter
prises--the opening of mines as we'll as OF
schools, Of shops as well as of telegraph
lines-contribute to the success of the Dem
ocratic party The fact is that Capt. Halli-
day never, by word or hint-by influence
direct or remote-seeks to control his en-
ployes. He does not permit his controlling
employees to even mention any subject of
politics to miner or salt-maker, cooper or
mule driver. He allows every man in his
employment to vote as he pleases. All his
miners, with few exceptions, were until
this year. Republicans; but for some rea-
son satisfactory to themselves, they wander
ed after the fiat doctrine of the Nationals.
OF course, in good time they will come
over to the Democracy; but not because the
II. Bros influence them. Tn ~ will be led
into the light of correct politics by increas-
ing intelligence, just as the Republicans of
Pope, johnson, Massac and Pulaski will be
led into Democracy by an increased use of
soap, by the diffusion of hair combs, and
the upbuilding of railroads, teegraphs and
school houses among those at present wrong
voting communities.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-19

If any "poor, but honest young man is
anxious to find out how he stands in the
community where he lives, let him try to
borrow ten-dollar bill. 1t is crucial
test Of the estimation in which your So
called friends hold you. You will find, as
almost every poor man has learned before
you, that not more than one man in hun
dred of your acquaintance, ,values your
friendship at ten dollars You will learn
what professions of friendship amount to
and the more pressing and manifest your
needs, the greater the likelihood that you
will be refused the accommodation. If YOU
happen to be rich, however, you can scarce
ly meet an acquaintance who is not ready
to take you at your own estimation of your.
self. And, although you may be less
prompt in discharging your obligations
than the poor, but honest young man. you
may ask a loan of any person at any time,
and It is with an aacrity that is cheerful
that his pocket-book flies open to you.
Hence, although it is no crime to be poor,
it is "devilish inconvenient'- least, 50
poor people have informed us.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-19
NO UGLY WOMAN SHOULD APPLY

NO UGLY WOMAN SHOULD APPLY,
The BULLETIN has always, with fearless
ness if not with effect, advocated the cause
of women. We have always believed that
the women, old and young, should be given
chance and have not failed to urge that
the determinations against them in the
particular of compensation for services,
are wrong and often cruel. But there are
some rights that we pronounced wo.
mans rights man as we are) are NOT will
ling to accord to them. We are not willing
to accord to them the right (Which too
many cxercisc) to "gct old and ugly" don
short skirts, mud boots, spectaces
and cork-scrcw curls, and then.
to the neglect OF home and children, cad
about the country to pirate anG chatte. ircn.
zied pleas in behalf of other peoples homes
and children; and indulge in embittered
homilics on the tyranny Of Man and the
slavery Of poor Woman. II is fact, too,
that has not escaped general observation,
that the uglier and crankicr the female. the
greater her fervor in picturing the wrongs
OF her class, and the tyranny Of the male
ogre, called man. We say it in sorrow that
such creatures damage the cause whichever
they go, and should whatever might be the
lnfliction upon the husband) be kept at
home. We repeat that the "cause" is injur-
ed by such women; and as the intensity of
the anathcmas they hurl upon monster
man. and the degree of the harm they Gre
ate, seem to be regulated by the measure of
the oratrix's ugliness, the Lecture Bureau"
should sec to it that homely lecturers are
promptly suppressed, and the very homely
ones transported. Had all the labor in the
women's rights lecture field been performed
by Anna Dickensons and Phoebe Couzens,
the ballot would be in the hands of the sex
to-day, and the Couzens and Diekinsons in
Congress. Few men can resist the persua-
sions of handsome woman; and the mum.
Der who do not feel inclined to resent the
abuses Of the vicious, ugly wnmen, are
equally scarce. Wherefore we feel conf
dent that a word to the wise, and so-forth
and soon, is sufficient.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-19
CAIRO MORNING. NOVEMBER 49, 1878

should have presented, She forgot the
Miss Havishams on the female side of the
house. We can scarcely think of anything
more revolving than the sight of an old
woman aping the airs of girlhood, and try
ing to deface the marks of years by means
of rouge, and powders and pastes, that a
dash of rain would dissipatc in an instant.
Beauty spots" and "beau-catchers" among
wrinkles! The bc-padded, false-calved,
corsetted, be-feathered and be-dizzened
grandmother playing the role of the coy
and artless Juliet! The octogenarian fop
is bad enough but the sextuplarian "bele"
is appalling. Well and truly it has been
said that our second childhood is vastly
more foolish than the first.