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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
CLOTHING.
ULTIMATUM REACHED.

MARX
in dead earnest lie drops thundubolt
in the way of
LOWER PRICES.
A clean sweep made, The public 10 he
BENEFITED.
No trash offered as II dccoy. | have
space to mention only n few articles;
Mems Grey Overcoats
$3.50,
Chinchilla Overcoats,
800.
Cashmere Business Suits,
$3.50.
Good Cashmere Pants,
$3.50.
A. MARX,
81 Ohio Ievcc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
CLOTHING.

Now is the time to get your Ovcrcoats
and Winter Suits. 4. MARY,
81 Ohio lcvce
is the best and cheapest place To 20 to get
them. Try him and be convinced
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

My MorTo--"Quick sales and small
profits" So save your money by chilling at
the lumber yard Of j. s. McGahey. Build
ing material of all kinds, including side
walk and curbing lumber, cedar posts, etc.
Also, five two-horse Moline wagons for sale
or trade.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

NorlcE.-ro WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. The Cairo
Bulletin Co., Will pay no bills contracted by any OF
lie employees, or any one connected with The BuI-
LErIN, unless the same Is made on written order
signed by myself andthe order must be attached TO
the bill when presented
f. A. BURNETT,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

THE members of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union are requested to
meet this afternoon Saturday, November
l4th, at o'clock. Time OF meeting hay-
ing been changed from Thursday.
MoLLIE +. WEBB, Secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

IMPORTANT to those wishing to save mon
ey in purchasing their winter boots and
shoes. We have ON hand and arc still re-
ceying, complete assortment of meh's
boots and shoes, all styles and sizes, of the
best St. Louis aud Cincinnati handmade
goods, which we sell lower than ever be-
for. and lower than like goods can be OBJ
tanned anywhere in the city. We also
have good line of ladies shoes Of the best
mt nufacnre, from fine kid scwed, to a
course grain pegged shoe, all sizes, sold
very close. We especially call the attention
of ladies (wishing to make their hus' andS
holiday presents) to our fancy silk-workcd,
hpnd.scwed mems slippers, just received.
Very nice for holiday presents. Sold
very cheap, at c. KOCH,
No. 90 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
lIAIIEy's

DoS'r complete your holiday purchases
until yon visit the establishment, Of Am
brose Pyatt Il Co. They have great many
articles, useful and ornamental, that you
will buy on sight, when you learn the aston
ishlngy low figures.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
MEDICAL
DEATH DEFEATED.

For over 20 years SELLERS LIVER PILLS have
ho.n mo standard remedy for Liver Complaint
So.tivcncss, Sick Headache, Pain ~ shoulders or
Back Dizziness Coated Tongue Fever sna A N,%
liver or stomach Thomas Adams, Of Big SANDY.
XIV. says: Sellers Pills have saved hundreds 81
dollnrs In doctors bills In this country X, N.
sellers Il Co., Propretors, Pittsburg, Pa Barclay
~. kg.pts Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

The largest and best stock Of stoves
tinware and all articles pertaining to the
trade, at prices to suit the purchaser, at
A. HALLYs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

NEVER give up the ship. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup may cure you, as il has done
Others. 1t costs little and can never harm.
Price, 20 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

BLANK Books of every description can
be purchased much cheaper than elsewhere,
from Ambrose Pyatt g. Co. Stationery and
Office fixtures equally low.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

FoR the largest and best selected stock
Of Liquor, Wines and Cordials of all kinds,
TO be found in Southern Illinois, 90 u
STOcKFLETH & BRoss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
STOVES.

The finest stoves in the world. The
Westminster Base Burner, and the Cham
pi0n Monitor cook stove ut
4 IALIyy's
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

A. ITALLY is the principal dealer in stoves,
tinware, etc, of Cairo. His stock is the
largest and finest ever offered in Southern
Illinois, and his prices ae us low us the
Lowest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

CALL at Mrs. s. Williamson's, and see
her boquets ai1d baskets Of natural flowers,
for the holida VS..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

FoR the best California Brandics and
Wines, 90 to STocKFLETH Il BRoss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGNAL OFFICER,
CAIRO, H., Dec. H. ts7s.
Time Bar Their Hum Wind. Vel Weather.
e---A--> 49, - - - 49, >---A---->
CASA IN 1880 3s 10 Calm. Cloudy
n:ii" aOa ~ 65 E. Fair
ap.m. Sis % 30 X. Fair
3.l6" 3Oi5 A 6S h. 3 Cloudy
Maximum Temperature. AZ; Minimum Tenn
Perature, SO c Rainfall 600 inch.
w. IL RAY,
Sergt Signal Corps, u ). A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

Fox good shave Tor ten cents, Scoi
hair cut for twenty-five cents, so to Henry
schck's barber shop, No. l42 Commcrcia.
ANrnmn
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LETTER LIST.
ADvERTIsED LETTERS IN THE CAIRO POST
OFFICE, DECEMBER ID, 1878.

ADVERTISED LETTERS IN THE CAIRO POST
OFFICE, DECEMBER ID, 1878.
GENTLEMEN.
Adams. George Anderson, Washington
Alsobrook, Appollous Barry, John A.
Beck, VIM. llegcy. Barnard
Bennett, II. l.. Bell, harrie
Boatman, j. W. Burns Johu
Balcom, John Caldwell, Harrie
Crutchcr, VIM. II Creighton Martin
Cutsingcr, VIM. Y. Davidson, q, w.
Davis, Grasson Doyle, Hugh
Donlan, Patrick DavliD, John
Drlnkwater, Perry ~ Dove, James
Ellis, Henry ID. Ervan, Harry
Daily, VIM. ii. Deickler, Charley
Fitzgerald, JohnJ Flanagan, Dan l2l
Grizzell, VIM. q. Calvin, Michael
Gardner, John W. Goddard, Douglas
Hardy, Jackson Iiayde, james
Haney l., Hall, Dane
Hawry, George Hendricks, Henry
Jackson, Fillmore Jewctt, ID. y.
johnson, VIM. Kirby, John
Kerr, s. =. Lslendortt, James (a)
Molter, Anderson Morgan, Perry
Morgan, Chas. II Mulliner, Howard W. (sl
Monsey, John II hoiter. +,
Matthews, j. W. Manning, James
Morrison, VIM. Mccarthy, James J.
Mccormick, Mask Nckloa, Washington
O'Brien Hugh (a) Pane, David &. tg
Powers. A. b. Rodney, VIM.
Russell, W. Il. Ricr, A.
Rollins, W. II smith. A. Il.
Saul ID. G.. Shook. George
stillwell Il II. shaw, \. IL.
Sole, Francis Thompson. Wiley
Victor, George Willie. A. II.
Wesley, Charley Williamson, George
Wilson, j Scott Wicklide, l.. Il.
Weson, Wood
LADIES.
Barnor, Miss Mary Blade, Hattie (g
Bowie Mr.. Lulie Boone, Miss Rosie
Courtney Mrs susan Carter. Mrs. Matilda Y.
Campbell, Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs, Susan
Goodman, Mrs.. Jane lIayse, Mrs, America
Hill, Miss Iracla Hines, Miss Maggie
Hess Mrs Kitty Iiummcl Mrs. j. Is i.
Howard Mrs Ellanaah packard. Miss Adcn
Murry. Miss julia LeDtz, Mrs. Rose
Linn, Miss Eliza Mack, Miss Lizzie
Majors Mr., John NcCarty, Ellen
McPhron, Miss Laura O'Callaghsn. Mrs.. Kate
Quantrcll, Mrs. Rlx, Miss Hetty
Rose Miss Robinson, Miss Mile
Ray Mrs j. Smith Miss Hattie
Winllow Miss Liza Worthington, Miss Lenor
Wilson, Mr.. Jane MILFORD, Jennie
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
ANNOUNCEMENT.
CITY TREASURER.

CITY TREASURER.
We are authorized 10 announce the name OF Al
FRED CoMINes as candidate for City Treasurer at
the ensuing city election.
We are athorlzed to announce the name Of WAL
THR l.. BRISTOL candidate for the office OF city
Treasurer, at the ensuing charter election.
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MATTERS OF LOCAL IMPORT.

Go
To the
Arabs Ball
Christmas night.
AT the st. Charles hotel
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
THE CATLIN COLLECTION.
PAINTINGS AND cURIosITIEs PRESENTED To
THE GOVERNMENT.

THE FAMOUS HISTORICAL COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS AND cURIosITIEs PRESENTED To
THE GOVERNMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. March II, 1878.
Tho famous collection OF paintings illustrating the
life OF the American Indians, and known as tho Catln
collection, Is about 10 become the property oil the
national government by the public spirit OF
Mrs Harrison, WIDOW OF Joseph Harrison, OF this
CITY, George Catlin was native o wyoming, N
this State, who, after reluctantly following the pro-
fession OF the Law in his native town. aoan-
doued It and established himself in this city In tho
congensI occupation OF portrait painting About this
time q band OF Indians visited Pniiadelpha They
wsro noble specimens OF their ami a,tired In all
the picturesque color Of the traditional savage. The
young artist was SO Impressed by their appearance
Wild beauty that he determined 10 quit the beaten
path OF portrait painting 70 follow she iaor,an
and delineator OF u race upon which dessny hud
set the ss.i Of exIerminaton Cstn el, rnnaus, nIs
tribes Of lhe West, to pant tho portraits oi lher
chefs ana 70 illus.ra.e tneir manners and customs
From 81 Louis tho artist accompanied party 10 tho
Yellowstone region. He absent eight years, aud
returned, bringing win him $40 portraits IN Oil ana
200 other paintings descriptive ot all phases oi ln-
dan life Their amusemen,s religion. homes, occupa-
and warfare. He also brought back indian iii-
psmcnis weapons curiosites, &c, the whole collcc-
i,on forming valuable museum witch exctcd much
public interest when u was placed on cxhi0itiou
me pictures were shown a NOV aorn anu a.S,
parts oi Europe. They we're laNeu back 10 America,
and once more returned 10 Europe on AN exhib,sing
tour During ihis VISIT III Brussels the artist and
collector became embarrassed financially, and MA
pictures about be seized but Joseph Harrison,
OF Pniiadslphs, the engineer aud locomotive builder,
who developed the first railways 10 Russia, was thpn
stopping ip Brussels ana lie bought Tho interesting
colsc,iOn TO prevent disruption Catp, the artist
died broken hearted man, IN Jersey Guy, 90 Decent
bcr 23 1879 at seventy ears age, a'ter avlng
arranged small collection oi pictures which wiiI
be remembered having been exhibited at tue Gen.
tenuiaL
The original and large collection oi Mr. Catl,n nus
been lor u long time tho magnificent galleries AZ
tho late Mr. HARRISON 3 rcsidsncr ~ Eit heenlh ana
Locust reefs, shs CITY. Recently lhe executors
OF NE Harrison's estate huve informed Inc smith
sonan Institution that Mrs Harr proposes W pre-
sent the whole collection TO the United States az soon
ms n urocer pace is prvviued In Washington.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
PROTECTION OF GAME.

A meeting Of the New York Association Tor the Pro-
lection Of Game held ut the Hotel Brunswick last
evening. There were present Mr.. Robert b. Roose
Welt, who presided; Mr. Clinton GlIbcr, former
president OF the society; william M. Fleiss, Senator
Wagstaf, Mossrs. Whitehead anu Cuthberi, counsel
for the ASSOCIATION, the latter acting secre
tary, and other gentlemen Interested III the
enforcement Of the game laws. liter the minutes
of the previous meeting had been read Mr.. CulhDePt
informed the society tha since the last meeting, no
had received many letters OF inquiry from kindred az
soclations througnout the country ASKING Tor cores
the game laws anu also Tor copies OF The socctys
briefs 10 uid Them IN suits ending Such requests
have been compiled with. MT. Roosevelt said he
grave matter. He then referred 10 recent meeting
oil the Plscatorial Society at which the
market sn,sS small
These lsh AZ any time aud sold al any time
They would often pay as small price rs nifty cents
bushel tor them anu bushcl wOrid perhaps contain
q Thousand fish. They had TO take them, az they were
sent with other hsh aud this wanton destruction
should be stopped discussion then arose US TO the
pest means Of stopping this wanton destruction,
when transpired tha Senator Waessf has charge o
the pendine amend ments TO bill whch provides for
the appoln tment OF game cUnstables. II appeared
aleO that the laws IN relation 10 netting are openly
violated as they proviue that no mel shall DO used "a
Otsego Lake having mesh less than TWO aud hall
inchss the Hudson River oi four ana half inches,
aud tho The shores ol Long lsiandaud staten
isiana restitution Was p.oposea anu os .ou ,nas
the matter be referred to the appropriate COMMITTEES
on the gamo laws.
member next Introduced = resolution thut CON-
mittee OF three nveol which the president should
be member-snould consider tue Feasibility oil buy
rug p,ece OF property In or near this city Tor the
purposes Of tie ciuU. Alter some discussOn ana a
ritug amendment tnis WIS adopted with oraers that
the committee report III the mt xt monthly meeting
lhe counsel oi the association then reported that
judgment had been entered In The case oi Gilbert
against Brtt0n while tbat o Cody was on the caen-
dar for trial. The case OF Git,enheimer was discon-
tnued without costs In another case 500 judgment
had been obtained against man lor selling grouse
In the case o RoDb,n for having quail in his pos
session. after the SUIT had been commenced the Leg
Isature altered statute ind took away The right 10
sue The counsel had asked leave oi Judge Slnnott To
disconJue without costs. This denied ny tue udgc
and the association we're mulctcd In 500 COSTS
senator WagstaH gave notice that AZ me next meet
Ing he would move an am ment TO section l. arti-
Gle IL OF the const uton OF the society," IN regard 10
the election OF members. Alter the meeting had ad-
iourned the members sat down 10 a banquet.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
NYACK'S MYSTERY.

TIE BODY OF DEPUTY MARSHAL BURNS FOUND
IN THE RIVER.
The disappearance Of John Burns, who was ap-
pointed United States deputy marshal TO take charge
OF the Nyack steam ferryboa, Chrys.enah after sne
had been libcllod by Judge Biatchod, has gwen rise
TO onsderaDe speculation and anxiety for more than
two months past Yesterday morning the interest
was considerably increased by the discovery OF his
body floating In the Hudson River, at Nyack, near
the place where tho ferryboat Is moored.
there q mark on the body as II rope
mad been tied around It, telcgraphtc despatch
stating that body had been found sent to the
United States Marshars office In the Post Once Build
ing yesterday morning and marshal Was sent to the
residence 0t his mother IN this city to inform her Of
the sad intelligence. ine details OF the disappcar-
ance have been already published in the HERALD 10
will be rene mbcrcd that on the night OF the 10Th OF
January Burns lett the boat went 10 Maonrys sa-
with number OF men known as the "kclly gang" "
went to Nyack with change oil linen Tor MN, but
could not nd him on tho boat or IN the village. He
aicrward learned that hls brother had been drinking
on tho previous night, aud that he went to MaOncy s
saloon and gave 10 the bartender diamond pm ana
otncr articles Tor sale keeping. Acting ON this IN
formation a thorough scarcn was maze Tor Burns, but
without any success The nnding oil the body yestcr.
day strengthens the suppostion that there was Ioul
play and tue Coroner will couduct searching inquiry
into the facts
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
THE OAR.

The programme OF the Eastern Rowing Association
has been made up, and oarsmcu, both here aud
abroad, can now preparations Tor the initial
the 6rst event taking place at silver Lake, Pympton
Mass. on Decoration Day, May 30. There Will bc our
races ON TINS day, which Will include amateur
singie-sculi race, open TO all oursmen who within
The meaning OF .amateur," as dehned by the National
Association oi Amateur Oarsmen; u pair.0arcd pro-
iesslOnaI race; professional sculIcrs race and
oarcd working boat race. Tho prize Tor the anna
teur scuers' race viii be an elegant silver cop For
the par-oarcd the FIRST prize will be 800; second
500; third, $25; payable in gold. For proiessonai
scuilcrs tie nrst prize will be Sl5U; second. 500;
turd, $50; payable in gold. For The iour-oarcu
workpg boats tue nrst prize will be $3.50; second
800; tnird, $50; payable IN gold IL Will be seon bv
Inc above programme that very liberal purses are
offered In each race. For the second regatta which
takes place June H. ~ the same place. arran sements
have been made for professional scuers race, ana
race open only TO Now England scullers. II Is not
dennitey decided whcther iour cared shell race
Tue prizes offered viii be lhc same as those gwen on
the nrst day. A new boat house rs ~ be erected ut
the lake, similar III ucsigh To those on the Harlem
River, New York. En,rics can ho made 10 Captain
J. J. rynn No 80 Essex street, Boston, ana VIII
cose Tor amateurs ten days boIOro each race, and
vitalions bc sent to all the prominent oarsmcn
The distances to be thrce miles, with turn IN all
the except The amateur single scu race, whlch
Is TO bc Two mics, with "a turn.
The Shawmut Cub Is now making preparations ior
Tho coming season, and lew weeks both pro
seasons work, conmitec Of tho cIub Is out ~
searcn OF a steam yacht, and negotiations are now
ne nding tor the purchase OF located at Rockpor
The yacht is 10 accommodate those memhers who do
The New York herald., 1878-03-12

fly see now large and important the interests ssn-
hdcd the keeper
With $50 convct- undcr his csarge DIS du-
tie. must 10 dlhcuit aud arduous, and whie
eay Of tHas part OF his duty which requires him 10
keep the convcts at ''bard labor, some Punisnmens
s sss aoss mot sSa, 'ppsar uhu%.u s%% 'ss Or
unusual punishment or treatment OF The pr's-
oners has been resortod TO- There have
been cases where tho punishment has been severe;
INT from the evidence produced, does not appear
thai General Mott coud have discharged his duty
with less severity; and very clearly appears from
than his predecessors, wno had mucn smaller
number Of convicts 10 deal WIN. II appears also
pine does not mean punishment ne vast
improvements he has made IN the con-
fort and health oil the prisoners, tho various
particulars of which have been 50 fully proved before
In, committee show that his constant ann has been
10 uerorm his duty with fidelity both TO the State and
tho prisoners under mis- charge fhe success ot MS
efforts uily attestcd by tue reports oI 'he nspec~
ors the supervisors Inc committee Of The Legs
aure and by appearance Of good oraer and ncat-
ness in every department of the prison, and the gen
era good heatn orderly conduct Of the prisousrs
In 'lhis investigation pelore the committee, the
widest latitude mas been sivcn Tor the pruucuon oI
ev,dcnco and The examination OF Witnesses and IL
IA ust be admitted, think by all who have heard or
read the testimony with care that large porto OF
it, part oi the prosecution, was entirely irrel-
eyant, aua niuch OF OF no value whatever as evi.
deucc. IL must also appear an important element
in the case that several oil tho witnesses, calieu
behalf oil tho prosecution, oore 'esIhnouy
sronrly m favor Of the respondent IL conclus'vey
appears IRON The evidence that General Mott IN the
matter oil discip plne at the prison, has bad 10 view
manly the good order and proper management oi Inc
prison and Oi the men under his charge. ln o0ncu-
sou viii ouly say that he evidence ~ the case, ac
cording 10 my best judgment, Will warrant the com-
m m coming 10 40 other conclusion than that tho
charge agalnsl The Keeper, physician ana other ON
GERS vi the prison s mol sustained.
Morr's PRoTEGEs CLASSIFIED.
The committee may hold another meouug 70 take
further testimony from The prison nspectors II 10
believed that report viii made this wo x. rh,rty
i've per cent OF lne ,cts are ol New Jersey M
tivity. Iu the percentage New YORK comes next
then Germany, Ireland and Pennsylvania IA, parts
oi creut!On however, as Gineral Mott remarked 20
your reporter, are represented.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
wOMAN's GUILD ENTERTAINMENT.

course Of free lectures and entertainments tor
women is being given every Monday evening In the
large hall Of the Cooper Union under the management
OF the New YORK woman's Guild. The second Of the
course was given evening In tho presence OF abou,
one thousand young ladies. many Of them employed
In the Unlon besides thor lady friends elsewhere
gagged 1t is announced that all ladies employed DUR
Ing the day can bo supplied with tickets on application
al the office OF the Cooper Union, Young Women q
Christian Association, No. East Fifteenth stree.
aud other places IN the city
The prosramme Tor las. evening was 0. variety
cnjoyab
Guild:-Pres,drnt Mrs. H. l.. Clapp; Vice Presidents Is
Mrs. colonel q. n. Wiugatc anu Professor Marls
M,tchcl Vassar College; CnarmI III oil Executive Com
Mrs. ii. NJ. Jacobs; Corresponding Secretary, MAJ
Elorencc A. Densmoro
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Bosroy, March IL, 1878,
AT Bangor, Ne, to-day, A. q. lamlin was reelected
Mayor by 1888 majority Wakefield, the taxpay-
ers' candidate Both branches OF the city govern
mont arc republican. No regular nominations were
made by the democrats
Al Belfast, Me-, the republicans made clean sweep
Of all the wards, but no Mayor elected, Tor which
Office thero were three candidates in the ncld
At Augusta, Ne, the rcDuDcans elected tbcir can
didate ior Mayor by 2i2 majority. Inc democrats
again control tho Guy government, carryng ave oil
seven wards.
Al Blddcford, Me-, to-day, loser, republican, was
elected Mayor, receiving l.1l6 votes 10 95S lor
Warren, dem ocrat aud 6s Tor Parker groenback Tue
republicans carry six OF the seven wards.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WAsaIxGroy. March II. 1878,

WASHINGTON, MuTcu ~ TOTO
Captain james A. Greer is ordered TO command tho
Constellation. Lieutenant Commander X. r. Lcary Is
prdered the Constellation as executive Llcutcn-
ants wnlism b. Newman. Samuel y. Ciarkson anu Ed
ward A. Field; Master l.. /. Rearny, Surgeon g. q.
vcrmculon, Assistant Surgeon william II. Rush. Pay
master Daniorth =. wright, Carpenter Z. r. Hum
Dbrcys and Saimaker Truman b. White are ordered 10
hc Constellation. Lieut. nant Frank Courtis ID or
Ia ornnabce Master L. G.. g. Sater ordered to duty
IN the Coast Survey.
Passed Assistant Engineer Isaac X. hcNary IS cr-
terod 10 duty In connection with the Examining
board, Of which Vice Admiral Rowan ~ president
Passed Assistant Payne Harry q. Colby 10 or
The New York herald., 1878-03-12

dered 10 temporary duty a. Inspector OF Provisions
al the nsvy ysro AZ are Island, CALIFORNIA; Lieutsn
ant Kossuth Niles s detached from the Michigan nud
Prime is detached IRON the receiving ship lnde-
peudencs and orderel TO the coast survey steamer
McArtnur Pay Director John s. Cunningham is de-
tached from duty as Purchasing Paymastcr a. san
Francisco, Cal, and ordered TO proceed home and sc
tie accounts Pay Director James Fuion - detsched
rom duties as Inspector of Provisions at tho navy
yard at Mare Island and ordered 10 relieve Pay
Director Cunningham oi his duties as Purchasing
Paymaser al San Francisco. CAL Boaswain James
,sn Is de- arhca from tue navy yssd at Boston and
ordered 10 lhe NOpstellatIOn.
The New York herald., 1878-03-12
SAVINGS BANK SUSPENSION.

BosroN, Mass, March II, 1873
Too Home Savings Bank suspended business to-day,
q temporary injunction having been granted by the
Supreme Court About two years ago the deposits
amounted 20 SO, 79s, ,243 Since that time the bank
has struggled under embarrnssments, It's deposits
having dwinded down TO $3 ,43l. Oi ihis amount
81 34l 534 invested 10 real estate loans IL IS
thought thut IN time assets OF the bank Will be
fully realzed and the deposors paid IN fun but with
large proportion OF tho assets ~ real estate u
will require Iona time 10 wind up the affairs oil the
han