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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07


COssWFLT.-On Wedneefav mOrnin-. November 3 Wn'aa
s friends are snectiny invited 10 atend ms unera r
November !. 40 IT, rDm ls late r-tgrnfe. y
East 15thsL IL Is andy requested that no lOWes DO
Intcrmeut At Auburn.
EGBERT-On Wednesday night November 8 a. tho resi-.
% Ms T. Busklev, 4aIlhOruugl Csf-r county,
after lingering ilnsss Mrs Alicia 81 Egnert I'D the .sta
sAr % Ir
Reariy 81 ana friends resnecfuv sfteli no
funeral without further invitation, SATURDAY, NOveu1of
6. al O'Clock. N Christ iIrinurIgg
O'Clock Hudson River Railroad rln arIiFa t = 81
xii
FORsvTH-At Kingston. y. Y Novem 9. Mrs. Mary
Bruvn FOrsyfh. iu the % b year 1f Ter Age
p ends are fluer. -srrces Der 10
residence. Friday Afternoon ID ns@ al cioek With
out further nO4ce.
KuSoTH-On TUESDAY. November - az Hoboken George
H..
Relatives tLi reuda respectfully nT-i On aftrnf ne
residence, 40 iUs HuGson-st, luJoAen
Friday. November 7, AT o'cock o.
MARTIN II .HERNZ-Dn Wednesday evening his resi-.
Oencc, East 2stsL Ramon AA lnoz eT-z n tAe 10Th
Relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
arenl funeral CAurcl O Trans ul-
o9tis., between 5th and Ma4sOnaves -Ailfay. t4e
tth inst, az lOioO a. m
RIGHrER-A Parsippany November T. n. Augusta
Milford wife ~ George r. Fighter AGED 81 Tesrs.
friends 1f e1ursrei
attend Lei traY, IA
a II 1sucS.
Carriages arrival rain
leavt newark 40 1853 alsO o. train leaF Nes
York a 20 a. m. via Paterson d. ]. & ". l. r.
TARER-Tn THIS CITY Novem er O. OF heart .srse LYDIA
H widow % the late Isaac e. Tber % New BEDFORD aged
oil
wHITSEY-rn Brooklyn, Wednesday. 8. EdsAri
A whitney. SO 20 years.
FRIDAY. Ngvember T. al scosG. i..>nls req "a
not 70 send flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

TALKS WITH Mr.. sTRAHAE AND MR.. BROWNING
Mr. strahan visited BY a TRIBUNE reporter last
evening He saidi
In order correct RETURNS have been 70
district and verified my obtained my figures
from Ene official returus made at each separate election
oi-trict IN my Senate district. These results have
compared with hose OF inspectors AZ Police Head
quarters. and they give me minority OF 20. nave
compared these lists with Mr.. brOwuing's aud III
presence and his list llies WI Browning said
Il can't error In these ngures-'
" AT Police headquarters" Mr. 5trahan continued
when the returns we've brought In. error OF 100
made IN recording the Of the XXXlIId Election
District OF the I'm Assembly District lie vote
district for myself recorded g. when iL should
have been l26 This las been Corrected head
quarters. aud tue fact that proved
by original slip which the figures were sup
posed 20 This si read ct auan 20;
Browning. l42. IOta for major, 2os. The duplicate
this at tue precinct where II was ported ana
reads tue same Tue error uccn ed III copying frOn
the certified returns upOn the book headquarters
Mr. Browning compared the With Assembly District
villa me AZ headquarters today and n.s
same II the XVlth Election District VI the IA.h As
eeuibly Dstucl. brOwnIug's vote made two
than II should have been DO the same way Now this
gives M lO2 votes more FROM which II you deduct 10
the nalOrty cL4imed by Browning before the err
discovered and corrected. leaves major
iLy OF "a which agrees win NY list"
Mr.. Browning made the following statement 70 a
TRIBUNE reporter;
that emitted 10 20 majority MT. strahan and my
sef were Al Police uea oHurf.rs tose .her o-.iy ana
he then compared his ist win he returns Oh, -Ome
districts wuicn Ie had no heard from ne nlled out
the re al headquarters The Ous Question be-
eemby District. when rrturns IT Hban 20 vOtrs ne now
claims -hOuld him 1873. understa aud that the IN
Of thai district uad certified be received
Ony 20 votes ana TAT thty now ca M that they M do
mis1akr, that 10 should ne 126. Il s question
now whether the Board Of Canvassers Will allow these
tour inspectors rhange the figures after they have
certified them. II strikes mc very queer THAI
inspectors slould certify 70 votes Immediately after
eecuon and then two days afierwsrd desire 10 change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07
INSULTS IN THE CITY.
ROBERT H. sThAAAN ELECTED.

ROBERT II. sTkAHAN ELECTED.
A Close CONTEST N THE With shNArK DISTRICT
-srRAHAS's MAJORITY ONLY 26-AN ERROR IN
THE FuRMsR COUNT.
The cioseness OF the contest in the With
District gives unusual interest to that svecaI
election. The nrst returns gave Browning Tam. DEM
majority OF 70 the later and corrected returns gwen
below. show that strshan's majority IA % The mis-
takes aruse IN the cAIeuls ions OF the $50 Election
DISTRICT Of the With Assembly DISTRICT where
strahau Was gwen 20 instead 12e, aud in the 18th
Fe,.op Insl,t of the XVIII Assembly District where
The 100 should Lave Oeeu luz FOLLOW
ing the ngures tail Of this curious contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07
STATE TICKET IN BROOKLYN.

STATE TICKET IN BROOKLYN.
otcoTr tD.Ml. FOR CONTROLLER. RUNS S2s, AND
BEACH lDrMA, FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. o27
BEHIND POTTER DEaI.l. FOR Ii UrENANI-Gov-
ERNoR-wADswoRIH RUNS AHEAD OF HOS
KINs.
The following table shows the vote IN
Brookyn City ouy. including the county towns iof
Secretary Of state and Controller. Ocot tDeml' Tor
Controller runs SOS behind Potter Dem. for Lleu'rn-
ante overuori Beach tDem.l for secretary OF STATE
runs SGT oehlud Potter lDemJ Beach Is excrptlonaNy
beind HosElus fIlrp1 22si showing only 2-S % Kings
county as the actual fa4ng OF ~ Be ch trOm fDte.
vote The Kelly Democrats IN KINGS {. unl e,lu1n-'
bor~stlv supported Beach out cut coti severely
Returns by WARDS FOR SECRETARY OF STATE And CON
rRoLLEa COMPARED WITH THOSE FOR LIEUTENANT
cOvERNsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

Beachs maoriiy 2sl olcois majority. s6-s Potisrs
maf,rtv. lU5-l HO-kins carr IS hOshlns srON
ais 9TH Beacn below Potter. OF ocost below Tot
a CONTEST N QUEENS COUNTY.
The complete election returns OF Queens County
give Robinson IO26 majority. Kelly received
15s5 votes. John j. Armstrong, the Democratlc
candidate TOR County udge has a majority Of l2S.
II IL understood thar lie Will not be permit ted %
take his seat without contest, the basis Of winch
will be the charge OF Illegal voting II the First
Ward of Long Island CITY, by which the entire
poll was vltlated and must De thrown ont Clewes
iRep.l or member OF Assembly, by the CORRECTED
returns Of Long Island CITY. Is elected by 287 ma
Iorjtv Joseph Mclaughlin Ind. DEM u elected
Supervisor of Long Island City over Claren by a
small majority. The new Board of Aldermen VIII
be mDosed of five Adminlstrationlsts and Two In
dependents. BirdsalPs majority for Senator in the
District l. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07
TIE VOTE on OTHER OFFICERS.

A LARGE NUMBER OF rELEGRAMs RECEIVED BY
GENERAL ARTHUR At THE REPUBLICAN HEAD
QCARTER--wHAT THEY SHOW.
1elegrams were received 10y General Arthur at the
Republican Headquarters IN this city yesterday
from nearly every county IN the State, in
reply To dispatches sent ont by him inquring what
the result regard 70 Carr, Wadsworth and
Ward The inquiry Of General Arthur was based on
the belief entertained the time that Hosl0ns and
soule nad been defeated. The following table has
been complied from the Geographic replies from the
different countless
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The DRAMA-MUsTC.
WALLACK-s THEATRE.

Last night. though damp aud chill out-of-
ooors was uncommon.l p.essant within WaiacA's The
ntr- whore Tor the INST time. iu ms region,
was represented Mr. H. J. Byron's comedy Of
"Our G,r.-.~ ana where was assembled an au-
Cieuce fnat IN itself constituted animated
and Dr. laui picture tny That could ens.ly be a.
forirG hy ht stage. our Gllls D. gentle. icatc
pure lsre cot realistic comety-uOt rem 4ra1ie for IN
veufor bu. bright style. fu o the cracke % VIZ for
when byron is remarkable G. nler "a human feeling
ana enalelv who e-ome ln Influence II is no.
possible 90 parucuarize now the subtle veins o.
suggrsl.Ne sentiment and reflection with which II is
coul0a.r supplied. IT. success decided The act-
in----f,rcalv of MI. Henry Edwards and Nh Beckett
-Ua- -tluuE Due. anu nar inulols Tue three scenic
o. vs. Ie all, good and tAc per nruianee PASSED
snloo lv % a PROSPEROUS close. "Our o. s" VIII
eiarllc 90 to rft sieht. bv brlancY, Duf Will give
out iiorr and more of fragrance under tuf added
o. fam ..lrily it, merit U' rIr iue hi ~ 10
sd asl u deserves Wtl u. .ne pulc W Naacz's
Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

me allie strip which s susceptible or very rapid ana
great dataIion The result OF the dlaaou - electric
contact, giving passage TO battery current which rings
the hell. Although the may Ice vcred oy ciondr
its calOric power diminished much A. not 20
date the strip. II would DE In er suing. SAYS VI
Deem describes n. Ia know what the acilon
OF the moon would be- through "a lens II high maRniyir
power "A very sfrin. The apparatus Wouiu
perhaps be susceptible Of graduation Win vie"
to studying the raddting power Of the sun"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

MUSICAL NOTES.

A performance of LISTS oratoriO, Saint
x.zsheth." D. m prepare ion 40 Maius
Heinrich HOffman's Frithjof" Symphony,
when Was brought here years by Tneo-
dore Thomas has inst been performed o the FIRST time
m London by Mr. ManEs's orchestra al the CrJ sta
Palace.
Won Bdlow will probably retain his post
this wia,er director Of the Olerahouse Hanov-r
though reported that may accept the professor
ship formerly held by LOUIS brassin AZ the Brussels
Cs1ls-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

doubt. Earlv IN tie day dis atches
every county asking FIR -aDlets
retrn or approximate esfImae. o. the vOfe each
candidate on tue state cset Ear to- We lnR
plies began arrive. and rho ngures carefully
fabuiafe0 10y M AbfI there ~ lew HAT were noe
highly encnura gng. an before 10 VclOrk LIST evening
the hop. sironz that all oi the keDul ear ticket
hid elected. tue gors ole Ion OF SIR.
.nfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

OWNE-RHINES-On "wednesday. November 3 1t tbs
rsl~nc. ~ the BRIDES rl~ Rev Dr. Nckim. Mr.
Harr1e Webster Browne formerly OF Calcutta Miss
Mary C.. daughter % the ATE Ocot Ahlue eco, Of New
HAMERS LEY-PRICE-At Troy. y. Y, Wednesday
November :, Ov the Kew Dr. Harrison Rector % - Pau
thurrl, Carre Uamersev. nf New hnrk, and LIZ
Warren, daughter OF Commodore Price, Z. :. n
KRACKOWIZER- PARTRIDGE-On the 5fh inst nv tina
Thomas X. BercAor Ak41rtI 1aurIt-r - r. NJ.
Partridge, esq, 10 l.. " krackosler ~ L., al % ElrlFA
NY
MEGA FFREN-SAXER-On TUESDAY, November {. 1879. ~
81 Peters Church. Newlors. br me Rev. a. Ofarrel
the Rev W. j. okely. George = aarey II
Wet arms y Y. 10 Emma 81, CATER Charles
OF New YORK. SO cards.
RICuARDsON -STENIS=- In New York a the ras.
~ The DTir's mother. November q
1919. by he H-f. Robert Cove 81. Grace. dluehfer 4
the Calvin Stevens, 20 Oell-e IA Richards 0i Bos
ton.
STEW ARMSTRONG on Wednesday. November S.
Emanuel Charcu. batnorr ttr Rev A. A. RAN
dnlph and the Rev Henrv 4. luttr Wluan hhneAnaer
Stewart Annie IL. laugltt. OF John a. Armstrong.
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ITEMS PROM RoME.-some workmen while

ITEMS PROM ROMR.-SOme workmen while
tue HILL recently upon the remains OF wall be
10 the period II The Empire Archeoiogiss who
examined them they probably formed part OF the
Palace Casars which would indicate that the
Paatlne only n OF the imperial residenes, and
that the extended greater than Is
commonly believed. 1t Is known thai Nero extended
the Palace around tue Colosseum. IN direction toward
the F.qulne. hut these discoveries snow that
later Emperor spread the palace toward the Aveutna
- Near the OF the city stand eleven
colossal columns marble. forming the fa9ade Of
what until recently the Custom House. The build
ing has since transformed into Chamber Of Com
neroe The workmen In making the necessary changes
supa the marble step which led TO the ancient temple
rhes. appears. ormed the peristye Of the tenn
pe proving entrance Was not under the columns
now exis ing hut nj the side facing the easi
we Gus nrn.ry IN old temples notably. IN that Of Gao
Tor ana Pollux IN the Forum. shown by recent dis
ooveries winch com peey change the theories OF earlier
been constructed Nv Aripps. the founder Of the
Pasth-on and dares ron % B. .-"Ouid.'s passion
ate protest IN The mes OF London against The destTuc
ZION sisIo fOuDtn. which forms tbs ornru
scene OF her "Ariadne," has borne some fruit The
fountain will put up again opposite the Wa de
AasoheroDr, near the FArDese Palace Que r-port
that t Will be repuih with The same mst-rais, and
another tnst the same form will be carried out the
pisos- having NUMBERED Bat there seruis IN
pe come coubt sufficient now OF water fr tAs
hxh elevation tie psculsr d-sien OF tse to4nsnm
requires co be found On the new sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

TIE BOARD To CONSIST OF TEN TAMMANY. SIX RE-
PUBLICAN AND SIX ASTI-rAMMANY MFvBKRs.
The complete returns for district Aldermen
and Aldernen-at-arge shOS that Board OF AlIer.
mrn for next year Will I've made up of ten raumany
Democrats, six Republicans and six AntI-rsmmany
Democrats The memh' will be a. follows the names
being In the order OF the districts represented
shells CAM. Kirk CAM. Murphy "A IT,. JscODus
fRepl Morris taepl Good win Tam) Kenny a. IT,,
strack "a. IT,, Fnek Rep). Hebig Tam.J Hail "A. To-
Foster Tamj, Periey tRep.). McClavr lRepD, C0gEey
"a. IT,, Hafrn Taml. keenan, fram.D. saner iTamD.
sevin Tam.j Haughton "a. IT,, Guntzer "a IT,. and
Wade fRenl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

CIVIL JUSTICES ELECTED.
The two Republican candidates for Civil
Jusficc In the VIl Ken DISTRICTS J. T. !. Langbela
and James Il. Angel. have been elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. 7. n m.-The downward
movement ended yesterday afternoon
and followed bys slight rise The weather was
generally cloudy with hight snow in the morning and
occasional rains afterward. Tue temperature ranged
bet weeu $50 and 43o being 4 uixher than
Wednesday. The amount OF moisture In t1e OR 10
large.
Warmer and cloudy weather. with chances OF ram,
followed clearing weather. be expected in this
city ana vicinity tO-dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

All eThaustIng and painful dseases arc quickly
and radically cured by PuLvERMAcHKRs ELECTRIC RELra
with particulars free Call address The Pulver
maeher Galranie Co. lo4 or 2Ga Broadway New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

SOLAR BgLL-RIsGIss.-An ingenious and
simple APPARATUS for making bell ring al any preir-
termiued hour day described in recent num-
bsr OF T. Ksesrtsss< Il compares lens BY means OF
WINCH the solar sAys and directed
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON Nov. 7. 1879.
For New-England. light snow, followed by
signify warmer. rarity cloudy weather. eastery w
sOufherly winds, ana falling barometer
For the Middle States southeast 10 southwest
winds partly cloudy weather with stationary slowly
falling barometer.
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poliilral Soiires.

regular meeting xvI1itA Assembly District ns
pa beA. Assoc si.on A.siaaasssrA .Ls Esss -<ths
lGia-s "A AID. this friday eyeninz. II o.clock
JAMES ~ ruAsEs Secretary.
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5ucclal Notlccs


Nervous Exhaustion medical essay comprising sac -
OF lectures delivered kalns NI-rln Or AlI1uv.
YORK. aud cure premature ds'lue showing
synopsis the mDemens ana fltD'
nervous and physical deDy being % -
Qerrnce Bv mal zoe currency, postage AIlEsA
Secretary KAHN, Mus-uni oS- srotiFav. NeF YORK
Ruptnre and it, Treatmeat and Cure
Or. J. A. III AMAN, famous Tor and II
for thirty i've consulted at
his principal Office 25l Broadway. saturday MONDAY aud
Tuesday week. az branch ONCE. 80 Mlk,.
Boston. "Wednesday Thursday and FRIDAY. His U0OL
Illustrated Win Oad before aud after oUre mailed %
those who send .O cents
Post once Nouce-The orc On mails fnr the end
SATURDAY. November 2. 1873 viii close at tis Office
TT E~DAl, n $3.50 N. iOr Europe. hy stetm mp All
coma. via Qneenstov On NEDN krDAN. 40 : r. a.. for
Europe. by steamship Ahyssnia Queenstown CORE
spondence for france IA spesly addressed nrd
Tor France diTses, by seaneliu Aneiigue Wa avrot
I'll R~DAf III rs n for Eurone, Dr steamship cry
Queenstown lcoffesUondence Germany
be pecially sddre~seiI AMI 81 ~,
steaIasp HeIder. plymouth Cnel bours
Hamburg SATURDAY al . a m, Tor Europ- ~
steamship Britannia VIA Quern town ore-Donnrnce ZOE
Germany scotland Je specially addrcss.dl and Al
land direct by steam -h Bolivia, Ga
and Al 1881 n Tor Europe by steamship kAcin "a SOUTH
amptOn and Bremen The uA for DenmaGk edru aud
Norway dispatched By Hamburg and Bremen
only. Newfoundland cave N-S- YORK AOvc1
mails for We indies Brazil Argen-
Sew-Yory November 5. Tie nas for Cuba eavs
New YORK November y and .. The mails Asunga aud
P4cnc Port leave New YORK November 10 The
china and Japan leave Franilsco November
o. lHD-. T. IA AIS. PosfDas er.
N.x VorE NV
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GOOD NEWS FOR REPUBLICANS.

GOOD NEWS FOR REPUBLICANS.
ENCOURAGING DISPATCHES RECEIVED By IHR
STATE COMMITTEE FROM THE VARIOUS couN-
HES.
There was little for the members of the Re-
publican state Committee who remained nj the Firtn
Avenue Hotel T. do yesterday but TO await information
from different Of the STATE upon which estimate
the result OF the election. II confidently believed
throughout day thai Republican candidates for
Secretary Of State. Controller and Attorney General
had been elected. bus Of the of the tlcset there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

vansoas
IneLra hvinsa Of Tor %
miami
the asHs TINS ae-sn or ASsaAa
maths vnrlAtl IN eunpe
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THE ASSEMBLY VOTE.

The ASSEMBLY NUIE.
Two changes are to be made in the list of
Ascend ymen rported elected yesterday. the contests
having been very close. They arc foIowsi
With Dlstrcl-OConnor. Tam DEM. .........-. 200
Simpson, (Rep J.....-..............- = SO
scnerdin.. "a TJ.........-......... LAG
O'COEnors puranty....-........ a.
XVIII District-Doug iertv. (ram.......-...... 3sl4
Power. IA IT, ...-..-...-........... 3135
DOughertys majority .......--. 679
These changes make the ASSEMBLY representatives
from this city stind Republicans IL Iammany Demo
crats and ) Anti Tammany Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

Totals..- O7O6 60.50s 7lOsg sS7ISI 704sO O.. Goa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
NEW SERIES---NO. PA.

on Tom Norman's back 1.-TWO o'clock in the
morning. Judge Marchidon, J. Lightner
Misses Mamie Zeiglcr and Ella Wolcou,
merit extra praise The comic song "Now
Moses solo sung by Miss Ella Wolcott,
chorus by the choir, and Moses represent
ed by Willie Lightner, were just as good az
could be. Each character in the drama
"PullbNck" acted her part we'll. MRS
Old-style' could not have been better per
sonated than by Miss Mamie. The "Vaga-
bonds read by Miss Jennie Warwick
who is splendid rcadcr-was listened to-
by an attentive and apprcciative audience.
"How the old horse won the bet,," was well
read Ivy Miss Laura Gray. Mrs. M. j.
Marchildon furnished the instrumental
music, and it was through her patient ef
forts in drilling the choir, that the vocal
music gave such entire satisfaction. We
are under obligations TO Mr. and Mrs. b. i.
Brown for their kindness in furnishing
carpets etc, for the stage and to Mr.. J. G.
Rolling for chandelier,
Mr. VIM. Woods was in town, last week,
looking perfectly natural. He thinks of
removing his family from Goose Island.
We would suggest their return to Thebcs.
Business is improving on the levee. The
st. Gcneyieye renamed here some time tax
ing freight for ST. Louis Her Capt. Gray
is quite afayoritein this locality.
1t was like meeting an old friend to see
"Old Trims budget of news from Dongola.
We hope he will continue to write for THr
BULLETIN, as we know that he is reliable.
Thebes March, 18th. Mrs. SNoBs.
BABIES cry because they suffer; and the
most reliable remedy forthc relief Of their
discomfort is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup Only
% cents per bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, March 19, 10 A. M.-Pork---
April, 50 s215 lid; May, 50 $4,000 %.
Com-April, 32lI bid; May, 3G25; June,
3Gl5 Whcat-April, 9975 asked.
CHICAGO, March ~, 1900 M.-Wheat-
April, 9256@0?4. Corn-April, 32l5;
May, SGia asked; June, 3Gl5 bid Pork -
April, 80 5000 S215; May, 50 $4,000 05
CHICAGO, March H. $50 p, M.-Corn-
April, 32l6@32lI; May, 3C@3O1s. Pork
April, 50 7214; May, 50 So. Wheat
April, 9la@9l7s; May, 95,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
THEBES ITEMS.

Our "dimc concert" last Thursday even.
ing, was success in every sense Of the
word, from the greeting to the closing song.
All Of the tablaux were good; but "Cling
10 the Cross represented by Miss Laura
Gray, was grand. "Womans Rights" by
II iipcs Laura Gtay, 1.-The Lightner, Alice
Galley and Mcssrs J.. Lightncr, II. Culley
md l.. Norlnan "Essoy on Man" (S. A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
Arkansas.

THlRrg.F FOUR years OF constantly increas.
ing use have established reputation for
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup secand 10 no simi-
lar preparation. IL relieves instantly and
cures all coughs, colds, etc,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
NEW MADRID. MISSOURI.
A CITY PARTLY on LAND AND PARTLY UNDER
WATER.

A CITY PARTLY on LAND AND PARTLY UNDER
WATER.
New MADRID, Mo-, March O. 1878.
Editor Bulletin:
After sumpmous free lunch at the
Mystic Krew anniversary, on last Thursday
evening, bid kind adieu TO few friends
and boarded the steamer Maude for this
town. The last Cairo man cast my OPP
tics on was johnny Foley, the French
night clerk at the Planters House, who
refused to escort me TO the boat because |
WOULD not wait Tor the next packet.
Newspaper men who travel on free passes
always speak ilattcrngly OF the masters and
clerks OF the steamers they "check" their
passage on, and as paid full fare have
no compliments, etc. The second clerk on
the Maude is naturali2cd German and as
| gave him my card, printed in script,
thought he would ladel me up by pro
nouncing it with an "o' instead Of the "a'
It is An IRISH name and II took soma timo
before wos ablo to imnrass If on his m;,J
Room II wassoon reached and after ,,,ir.
ing my bed my mind became visionary,
caused no donbt hv hc uoloouon,r
speeches heard and the oysters and orange
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood.

B0sroS, Mass, Oct t. 1871
Mr.. r, II SrEyEYs-
Dear Sri have been using Vegetine for some
time with the greatest satisfaction, and can highly
recommend il as great cleanser and purifier Of the
blood }. l.. HANAFORD,
Pastor Of RgestoH-square N V Church
NERVOUSNESS and all arrangements Of the nerv.
Gus system are usually connected with a diseased
condition Of the blood Debility IL frequent &C
compartment The first thing to be- done l. to i'm
prove the condition Of the blood. This Is accom-
cine, and possesses controlling power over the
nervous system.