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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BusrNEss.

His honor, the mayor, put In nomisa>
ton for police constable, Andrew Cain.
The nomination was confirmed by the
following vote:
Ayes--Foley, Halliday, O'Callahan,
Patier. Rittenhouse, Wood and Wight.
Nays-None.
The official bond OF A. Cain was SUBJ
mitted and, on motion of Alderman Pa
tier, approved
On motion OF Alderman Halliday, the
council adjourned to meet on Friday
evening, 18th inst, at the hour OF o'clock
p. m. j. b. PILLS,
City Clerk.
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AtchiVh ENsTyDVVJ.
All persons who have purchased goods
at the auction sale at the Eichhoff factory.
are requested to call and settle for the
same, and take them away this morning.
The sale will he resumed this atter-
noon, at two o'clock. We have still a
large amount of goods to sell.
1t. PETER SAuP, Sheriff.
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p ffa'i taa1aI.''
Arab Fire Co.

The members OF Arab. Fire Co. are
hereby requested TO assemble at the hall
at l2t O'Clock sharp this day for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of our de-
ceased brother William Waugh. s
.. .-...... I'M, CLARK, Secretary.
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DOWN WITH ExraE PRICES
Old Father Time Caught at Last
A NUMBER ONE RELIABLE CLOCK FOR So

OWING TIMES AND GRE LSTAIyEs
The United STATE, express rI.s to he
manufacture Now the good for
L. FRYER 60, Clock
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CHICAGO
VIA
Cairo & Vincsnnes Railroad.

Passengers leaving Cairo at 4:45 am.
reach Chicago the evening of same day
7 hours in advance of any other
line from Cairo.
PARLoR CARS are now run by this
line, vincennes to Terre Haute, Danville
and Chicago.
Close connection is also made at Union
depot, Vincennes, with Parlor Cars for
indianapolis, reaching that point at
$50 PIN.
Sleeping Car berths from Indianapolis
or Cincinnati, cast reserved from Cairo.
+. A. MILLER, Gen. Pass. Ast.
3-l3
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wanted.

l.. wanted.
Three hundred laborers and three hum
dred sCraper teams wanted.
The above teams are wanted to work
on the Chicago, st. Louis & New Or
leans railroad, near Cairo, M. 7
Address W.P. DUNAvAN & Co., "a
A. NORMAL, Sup't. ~ Fillmore. Ky.
y. r. ~ ."ahltll8S s'TlmeAi 2-l4-1w.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to j. D. Lewis,
OF Providence, X. l., owner of lots "A and
%, block %, city OF Cairo, that the build.
ing theron Is dangerous TO the safety of
adjacent property, and was declared al
nuisance By the city council at a regular
meeting on February 18th, 1878, on petit,
ton OF five property>holders OF the
neighborhood, in compliance with the
ordinances of the city. Now, therefore. 1
il the said j. ID. Lewis, or his agent, shall
not remove the building or abate said
nuisance within ten days from the date
hereof. l will proceed to take the neces-
sary steps tor the removal of said build,|
ing and abate the same as a nuisance,
G. d. AFTER,
3910t City Marshal of Cairo, Lis.
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Dry salt meats, bacon sides, shoulders
and hams, tierce, barrel and bucket lard
all 10 good stock and for sale low at
Nos. 20 and II Ohio leyee. .,.s .--
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Lettie C0leman's Laundry.
Mrs. Lettie Coleman has reopened her
laundry on Fourth street, between wash.
in yton aud Commercial avenues, and takes
this method Of informing her old friends
and patrons that she is again at their ser.
vice, and solicits their patronage. She has
reduced prices to suit the times.
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roa RsEr.-A SUIT Of rooms suitable
for one Or two gentlemen, on drat door.
Apply to MRs. w. +. PITcnFR, Y
N s-l2.ot 18th st. and Conf. ;Ave.iD
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Having this day purchased Mr. Stuart's
interest IN the above firm. its property, as
sets and good will, take pleasure in an.
nouncing that Ishall continue the business
at the old stand; where grateful to my
friends and the public generally for past
favors and patronage, respectfully ask a
continuance Of such tavors and patronage.
W. L. GHOLsoN.
Cairo Ill, March 4. 1878. dim
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sEoRET SOCIETIES

cnAsA X. NJ. C. ..
The knights Of the above order meet
- at their hall the first and third Monday
=, each month. Commercial avenue, ID door
Oath Of 18th stree at pm:
~ .uoLNRs, g. G. M.
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,,.,assz<- ALEXANDER LODGE, NO. "a.
san6S%10k Independent Order Of Odd-Tel-
fMT&.S lows, merits every Thursday might
7 at hAlf-past seven, In their hall on
commercial avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
rests Z. d. RRxFoRp, N. @.
a CAIRO LODGE. NO. 2N, A.r. "A. N.
~ Hold regular communications in Ma
N sonic Hall, corner Commercial avenue
" Wand Eighth street, on the second and
.Jurth Monday OF each month.
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Dissolution. ...
Notice is hereby gwen that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name Of "Stu-
art II Gholson, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, the said Gholson taking
the assets and assuming the debts of said
firm. CHAs. r. STUART.
w. Il. GHOLs0N.
Cairo, Ill. March, 4, 1878.
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On motion of Alderman Wright, the
recommendation of committee concurred
in, and the bills ordered paid by the fol.
lowing vote: ##E
Ayes-Foley. Halliday, O'Callahan,
fatier, Rittenhouse, Wood and Wight
Nays-None.
The following bills, on motion of AL.
derman Patler, were allowed and ORDER
ed paid as recommended by the commit,
tee on claims, by the following vote:
- Ayes-Foley, Halliday, O'Callahan,
Patier. Rittenhouse, Wood and Wright
u. nus
Nays-n0ne.
Matthew Price, removing two -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-27

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-SiSty thousand
pounds OF loose tobacco were sold at the
Shockoe warehouse yesterday. Highest
price obtained 50. rs.
The basin was very clear OF boats yester-
day, and canal commerce was very dull.
The funeral of Rufus Morse, aged sew
enty years, and an old resident, took place
yesterday evening. rg~s = 5
The American schooner. Gersh Banker,
Price master, cleared yesterday for Rio
Grande do Sui with 1,160 barrels Of -four,
valued at 1891, shipped by the Haxall-
CrenshaW Company. ea.. ~
The collections Of United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to $4,3 ,372.32.
The eementing at the National Gas orks
proved to be bad job, and will have to be
done over before the Government can
manufacture its own gas.
The Young Ladies' Club will give their
last hop before the Lenten season at Sanger
Halle Friday, March 1st.
An account Of the disaster to the schooner
Maggie Mcdonald, from this port for New
York, and other news interesting to ship
pers, will be found in our marine column.
Richmond 'Commandery OF Knights Tenn
par had business-meeting last night at ST..
Adams Hall.
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MANCHEsTER:A AND VICINITY.

Meeting Of tie city Couaei Anadi dionrn.
led meeting Of the City Cofneil was called
)ass Hight FOR IN O'Clock.
& at the first calling OF the roll( Cat s o'efock1
The following answered to. their names !:
Messrs. Bateheller, Eubank, Gallagher,
Gary, Monteiro, and Whitehead. Mr. Mat 4
thews appeared in few minutes. making
q quorum present. hs'
{ Dr.. Monteir0 was called to the chair sS e:
Mr.. McRae appeared at 8:f9 p. M. Mr..
Gibbs was reported sick. Il.
a communication from William Herder.
in relation to the property at the corner OF
Ninth and Hull streets, was referred to the
Street Committee for examination into the
title. b
I Mr. Matthews offered resolution in-
structing the Committee on Light to place
lamps on the corner OF Twelfth and Porter
streets, on the corner OF Twelfth and Bain-
bridge streets, on the corner OF Eighth and
Bainbridge streets, and on theicorner OF
Ninth; and Bainbridge streets. Referred to
the Committee on Light. .3 .l.,
When this report closed at a late hour the
Council was engaged in discussing the
projected improvements ON Bridge avenue,
Twelfth and other streets.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE FIRE REcoRD.-The alarm OF tire
sounded Yesterday at q O'Clock P. M. from
station So was occasioned by the partial
burning OF the residence OF Mrs. j. D..
smith. at the corner OF Franklin and Twen-
ty.seyenth streets. Companies c and r OF
the Fire Department responded promptly,
and the flames were soon suppressed. The
fire originated on the roof, as is supposed,
from sparks. The loss is about S20O-fully
covered by insurance in the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company.
About u O'Clock NJ. some excitement was
occasioned in the neighborhood OF Tenth
and Main streets by the burning OF kettle
Of tar which some workmen were using on
the roof OF the store of John ii. Tyler D.
Co. The members OF the Tenth-Street Hose
Company put out the tire withoi.... sounding
the alarm.
Monday ni.ssuut q tenement-house on the
farm o. or. r. L. Butler, occupied by =. c:
Richardson, on the Creighton road, ABOUT
tl,ree miles from the CITY, was destroyed Dy
fire. The fire is supposed 10 have been the
work OF an incendiary. The property was
uninsured. ... .s.. .ms
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CNInT SEDDER.

A Il RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
N OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COI'RT OF THE
COUNTY OF HANOVER ON MONDAY, FEB
RUARY 4, 1875:
d. L. Jones, sheriff Of the county Of Hanover, and
as such administrator d. b. n. of Adelne W.
Hackett, and Us administrator OF Martin !: Hack
EFT, Plaintiff,
against
Albert r. hing the distributes Of Martin p. Hack
etr, deceased (who formerly resided in Ahbevflie,
South CarolinaJ, whose names and residences are
IN CHANCERY.
The object of the above suit Is the payment Of the
debts and the distribution OF the funds belonging
estate of Adeline p. Hackett, deceased. among her
distributes, among those Of Ter husbanc Martin
T. Hackett. deceased, the Court ~ decide, and TO
obtain the aid of the Court in making said disrlb
ton. And affidavit having been made and 6ed that
Albert p King one OF the defendants. is not resi-
dent OF the State Of yirghia, and that the names
and residences Of the diSiribut ecs of Martin J..
Hackett, deceased unknown 10 the plaintiff II Is
ordered that ssfd non-residenIs and unknown par
ties do appear here within one month AFTER Ihe-dne
publication Of This order aud do what may be neces-
sary for the protection of their interest.
A copy-Tesle:
j. A. BROWN. Clerk.
sands, LEAKE & CARTER, p.q. ie 6-wiw
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BUFFALO LETHEA. WATER.
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
rs 4 STOMACH WATER.
ONE OF TIE MOST REMARKABLE CASES
ON RECORD.
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, ATTENDED WITH
GREAT PROsTRATIoN, BOTH PFiYsl-
CAL AND MENTAL.
CASE OF JOHN P. KEELING. Esq, STATED By
DE. s. s. KEELING. OF PRINCESS ANNE
A

CASE OF JOHN p. KEELING. Esq, STATED By
DE. $. s. KEELING. OF PRINCESS ANNE
COUNTY, VA.
lExtrac: from letter dated near London Bridge,
Va. September 4. 1871
s.Mr John 2. Keeling suffered from dyspepsia OF
the most a2gravate.i and distressing form. tetrg
subject TO violent ati2cks Of spasmGdc gnstrllt IL
lmlnc dIareIy upon taking fc0d into the somach,
which attacks were not at all amenabe 10 treatment
He bee me so prostra!cd that II was with difficulty
he could walk across his chamber Goor and ottHn
had TO be llfed about. Such was the state of hls
nervous system that lr,at socitude was ielt - to
his mental condition.
For eighteen months he was under the treat
inent OF some OF the most eminent medical men OF
Baltimore without Eenefit. IN this very critical
conti lon he came under my treatment. Alter cx.
hausiiug all Of my resources, and becoming satisfied
that MEDICINE was unavailing In the case, advised
the Buffalo Liihla Water. Spring No. q HIS stoaac!,
however, was in highly irritable condition, and
found IL necessary TO administer 1t In very snal
quantities; and II was Mt first given not exceeding an
ounce AT Dose repeated at stated intervals. AT the
expiration of the third dap the irriability OF the
stomach decidly less, and the quantity was then
increased from day TO day until the thirteenth day,
when found that The salient could take twelve
ounces, which regard as nexmum eDse a. my
time Persistine IN It's 0c, on the tweniy-eishth
day he free from pain. the stomach In normal
condition. readily receiving both solids and liquids
aud nervous symptoms entirely relieved At the sS.
piration Of the eRyent week he was able to attend
actively and regularly TO his business upon ihe
farm. His recovery, which 1grard as one OF The
most remarkable ever knew of, attrbu entirely
to the Buffalo LiLia Water"
These waters, in cases OF one dozen half.gallon
bottles can be bad at the Springs at 50 per case, In
advance; Of PURCELL, L4DD Co; Rtci,mond' at
$3.50. THOMAS +. GO0DE.
IL 2-W&S&e0w2m Proprietor.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, February 23d, compiled from sections
returns received at the office OF the Board
Of Health:
Cause of Death: ApopleXy, l white; /;
burns and scalds, 2 colored; congestion Of
stomach, 1 white; congestion OF brain, l
white; consumption, colored; convu-
sions, l colored convulsions Gnfantile), l
white, l colored-total, 2; diphthera, 2
white: fever (scarlet), 2 white; fracture OF
spine, white: gangrene, l colored; hem
orrhage of stomach, 1 white; hamoptysis,
| colored; infantle lockjaw, white; ma
rasmus, / colofed; old age, white; pa
ralysis, l colored; pneumonia, colored;
unknown, l white, ! colored--total, 2.
Whole number OF deaths in the city, eXclu-
sive OF still-births, q. Still Births: White
female, /; colored male, 1: colored females,
2-totaI, 4. SeI: White males, 6; colored
males, total. r3; white females, 7; col
ored females, total, IA. Age: One day
month to six, white, l colored-total, 3;
six months to twelve, colored; one year
to three. white, colcred-total, 8; three
years to five, colored; five years to ten,
white; ten years to twenty, l white;
twenty years to thirty, white, 4 colored-
total, 5; thirty years to forty, white,
colored-total, 2; forty years to fifty, 2
white; fifty years to sixty, colored; sixty
years to seventy, colored; seventy years
to eighty, white. Condition: Single, 0
white, colored-tota, Is; married, 4 CO.
lored; widowers, I white; widows, 3 white,
colored-total, 4. Nativity: Richmond,
IA; other parts of the United States, IL;
Ireland, l. Locality: Marshall Ward, 1
white, 9 colored-total, 3; Jefferson Ward,
3 white, 8 colored-total. 6; Madison Ward,
white, coiored-total, s.; Monroe Ward,
I white coIored-total, Q; Clay Ward, 5
white, 2 eolcred, total, Z; Jackson Ward.
colored; almshouse, white, coiored-to-
tai, 2; penitentiary, colored.
roayp - .rryp rrrurv npprAJITy
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The Movement to Help the Women.

The movement 10 Aelp the ~OHeH.
Editors Dispatch: This movement is
commendable. 1 considered it ten years
ago with some care. A friend In the North
offered me capital to begin the manufacture
of clothing, and / consulted Messrs. Kent,
Paine & Kent, and Mr.. Sweeny, their fore
man, who had been largely in the business
before the war, and they advised me not to
undertake it; that it would be necessary to
sell at auction, and this would involve Il
loss.
There are three ways, it occurs to me. 10
aid both our men and women; and the most
natural is
/. To have all our clothes, shoes, hats,
&c., made in this city. But will this be
done? Certainly not without association.
Can we get up an association " pledged to
| "home industry 2" Before the war power
full appeals were made on this subject, but
to little purpose. Not one man in hum
dred will give twenty-five cents more for
hat made in Richmond-some would give
more for one because made in New York.
2. Can the capital be obtained here to be-
gin the manufacture Of clothing or shoes
upon large scale? 1t will be impossible to
succeed unless with large capital. Who
will subscribe to this stock? 1t will re-
qure many thousand-dollar subscribers.
Can they be found here? fear not.
8. Can large northern manufacturers be
induced to transfer their business to Rich
mond by promise of support and sympathy?
This, think, is the most feasible plan. BY
proper representation OF committee OF our
best merchants it is not improbable manu-
featuring may be brought here. Most OF
the money in Richmond is held by men who
are not disposed to risk it in new schemes,
benevolent or otherwise. This has stunted
the growth of Richmond for the past quar-
ter OF century, to my certain knowledge.
1t is time we had "new departure"
Something is 8: out of joint" when, in a
sparse population like ours, hundreds of
industrious men and women can't find
enough work with which to get the neces
carries of life L,
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RICHMOND, VA, February Is, 1878.

Editors Dispatch: Don't you think it
would be an appropriate thing for some one
to call mass-meeting Of our citizens to
publicly thank the military and the entire
people OF Charleston. S. c., by adopting
appropriate resolutions for kindnesses
shown the Walker Light Guard and their
friends who accompanied them on their re-
cent trip to that city
They represented the city OF Richmond,
and in the manifold courtesies bestowed on
them the Palmetto State expressed the deep
love she yet and will forever bear the Old
Dominion. II you think iayorably, please
advocate the project. MATlL-DAA.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETINGs.-There
will be held a public temperance meeting
under the auspices of the Good Templars,
of this city, at Broad-Street Methodist
church, Thursday night, at s O'Clock. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Rev. W. w.
Wood, State lecturer, and Rev. Z. w. War
rem, D. D.
There is also to be temperance meeting
at Moore Memorial church, Laurel street
between Floyd and Main, on Thursday
night. Rev. DR.. Steel is expected to speak.
There was large temperance meeting at
Asbury chapel, Church Hill, OH Monday
night. The following members of the or
der delivered addresses: Rev. j. w. Wa
ters, Rev. T. W. Barrett, E. E. Jackson, P.
81. Fleming, and the Grand Scribe W. r..
T.. Combs. The church was crowded, and
after the close OF the meeting twenty-five
names were secured to join the order.
Another meeting will be held st the
Woodville Baptist church on the first Thurs
day in March, under the auspices OF the
Woodyille Sons OF Temperance. This or
der is receiving new recruits every week.
Asbury Division will initiate twenty-five
new candidates at the next meeting.
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The Stauaton- Riuer Bridge.-A portion
of the iron-work for the bridge over Staun-
ton river, on the Richmond and Danvilie
railroad, has arrived and been sent up the
road. The remainder is daily expected.
Captain Hugh Longest, the master bridge
builder, with COMPETENT force, is on the
ground, and the work OF constructing the
bridge Will be rapidly pushed forward.
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST TNIGHT.-Another slim
audience greeted Little Eva at Mozart Hall
last night. A lengthy and attractive pro-
gramme was presented. and the debutante
sustained herself very well. The company
supporting her is composed Of very light
weights.
At Sanger Halle Professor Dreher, late Of
Louisville, and graduate OF the Leipzig
Conservatory OF Music, made his first ap-
pearance in Richmond. Owing to some
misunderstanding In reference to an accom-
PIANIST the vocal part Of the programme was
omitted A.number OF instrumental pieces
were rendered to the satisfaction of all
present tft
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CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS THIS AFTERNOON.
Bv reference to the following notice from
General w. Fl. F. Lee it Will be seen that
there will be conference OF the Conserva-
tives OF the General Assembly this after
noon in the hall OF the House of Delegates !:
A conference OF the Conservative MEM
bers of the General Assembly will be held
this "wednesday afterno on at 4s O'Clock,
in the bail of the House of Delegates.
W. Fl. F. LEE, Chairman.
It is particularly desirous that every Con-
servative member should be present, as
business of interest will be transacted, and
it is probable that it will be the last con-
ference before the adjournment Of the Le'
Sislature F..
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Sent 10 the Chain Gang.-Junius E Jones.
the efficient police officer Of the Richmond
and Danvile Railroad Company. yesterday
morning at e. O'Clock arrested Joseph Mar
tin (colored) in The act OF stealing coal from
that company at the Rockets wharf Mayor
Clarke sent him to the chain-gang for ten
davS tsIe.
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POLICE COURT RT.-Acting-Justice Crutch-
field had very unimportant docket yester-
day.
James T. Jones, charged with obtaining
a lot Of eggs under false pretences from T.
T. Stanley; Bette Gaines, charged with lar
ceny; and William and Julia Redd, charged
with threatening to assault each other, were
all discharged.
The following parties were fined for vio-
lation OF city ordinances:
E. Bossieux s. Brother, on account Of one
of their drivers driving over the sidewalk,
50.
Harriet Boiling, charged with being dis
orderly, 50 by Justice johnson.
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Rad Rows.

Editors Dispatch: Please call the atten-
ton of the police to the boys who in the
afternoon frequent Cary street between
First and Jefferson and annoy the residents
by breaking glass in windows and doors,
unhinging gates, &c. w.
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THE "GLENwooD WInsKEY took the first pre-
MUM AT the State Fair.
The " B Select" WnIskey IL recommended by DR.
j. b. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
Cigars, of every grade, OF on, ewn manufacture
Liberal discount TO the trade.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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ReuiUas of Rettgion.-The Methodist
church was crowded Monday night. Ser
vices will be held again tonight and Friday
night. There is en- increasing interest in
the meetings, and it is hoped that the time
has arrived for gracious revival Of reii-
piOn Il
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MpARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
~--- W etH E1IWIHV--~-----
Feb.2S, Feb. "a, Feb. 13, Feb. 23
1876. 1877. 1878. 1878.
W. c. w. e. w. G. W. G.
.ths--..9 u l6 18 "a 1! Is Il

Mean temperature for week ending Feb
ruary 18th, 45.43o; mean temperature for
week ending February 23d, $1,000.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending Feb
ruary 18th, OILS inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending February 23d, 0.24 inches.
Population of city estimated by school
census, Il, ,506--wbite, H,400; colored, 49,
100. Rate Of mortality Of whole population
was 1911 per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality OF white population was 1922 per
LOCO per annum; rate Of mortality OF CO.
lored population was 2L93 per 1000 per
anpum
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OPERATION OF THE TELEPHoNE-CoUEc1
MEN INVITED TO ATTEND.-This evening
from 4 to 6 O'Clock, at the Second station
house, Captain Burgwyn will give an exhibit
ton OF the operation OF the Bell telephone
on line from the station-house to the City
Almshouse. The members Of the Council
have been invited to be present.