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, 1879-07-30

The GreenbRekcra,hhc1d an informal meeting
ut tho fremont iIouaHIaat evening and discussed
the question OF apo91httng delegates to repre-
aent tl,rm before the; Oppression Committee,
The Democratic County Central Committee
hold long uul far tf6m harmonious convoca-
ton Inst ctcn1ng at tAe: Palmer House. N. 3.
Boyden Occupied tho chair, a lnrgo delegation be-
Ing present. Tic slHual of disturbance was tho
report Of the Executive Committee admitting
the regular delegation tn the tive tontestcd pre
clncts. There was 4 prolonged light over each
precinct, Joo Macktn leading oil with violent
harauguu on tbu subject of tie First Precinct OF
the, First Ward. ,.Aftcr = long wrargc
The report Of the Executive Committee VISA sus.
ta!ucd and tic pretcnJcrs sunltnar1ly bounced.
4 resolution WIS passcd fnstructhE tho present
committees to moet In their respective WArds
Saturday OF nSxt t week ss, to sompetG Tue wat o.
up with tho selection Of committeeman from
distsIcts where no elcctons had heen held. Tic
Committees adjourned subject To call.
A meeting Of tho Tenth Ward Democratic
Committee was held last evening Ut No. lB0
West Lake street. Tue first thing tn order was
could not be found. Tic Chalr tried 10 drown
the complainta by drumming on tho table, but
| scYcral enthusiastic Democrats stfgmatized the
uiFort 10 a0prpye the minutes Of tho lnst a,cet-
| lng without readnp al pastaking Of tue nature
! OF q "gag." Such notes as could DO found
were then read. After another big kick Mr..
Ford got thu floor, md proceeded to state tlir
election Of ofllccss lind at tho last uiecting was
= fraud. Then tue mtnutce weTu approved.
| The chair satd that the Central Committee had
| requested llim to call meeting fur tho purpose
| OF tnstructing them that they must orgatstxe .
Vice Presidents vi each prectnct should select
their uMu assistants Ior the purt>osu Of getting
, 1879-07-30
LEADVILLE.

Opinion Of an Export nm tho Mines Of tho
Chicago 8 t.endville Company.
The following letter was received yesterday
from Mr. 3. Mills, wcll-known mining expert,
AM, largely interested III Lcadyille property
"LEApv1LLE, Col, July q, l57v.-Ths Hon. &.
Drrs.tano, President Ghteago L. Leulvils 1oId aud
Siiesr .natnq Conpanv-DEAn siH; II, answer
to your letter asking ulY opinion rs to tho value
Of your property ali the prospects Of thu Cou-
pany. thtnk tho mines ARC atnong the best on
hiu1nts Dr,ss aud Lncoln They have pro
duccd large amounts Of IRE Ut good grade. Ny
opinion ID thut parties buying stuck Of your
cutnpany will make good Investment, thsIlk
tie property you own VII! justlty H. lnuel lntKcr
capttal than S50DtkD. nu, familiar with tho
mines on Mounts Brosa A1Hl Lincoln, nhd fee
auite surs tiat you WILL tnakc 4 SUCCESS. Yours
respectfully, SYpKNAAA MILLS"
, 1879-07-30
DEATHS


NAsKELt,--At Aurora. H.. JUDY n Of cholera ~.
tsatHn Hntna sse' atsa VI d :" ~
KliHy-Iuiy ~ s'.bsl A.. inisnt daughter OF tho
IleY, anil Ari. e.. D. EtEY'
KrnIa14G buried u NhcAtup. ill., ......-...
lN tuesilIs tn and H. Loufs papers plea1s copy.
S[ERtkltt-tu thla city, July ~ Alkaline, wlfu vi
lpbsrt hsf'tlj sxet = Year. l1ontIs sal t1fs
aSJ Went J4cksul:4t. "Wednesday. July ~ ~ 1:31 p
III, tu Hosehall. Friends requested not IL setd
1uwcrs. .....
sklNNEH-Juy ~, Charlotte AlA SktnneF, aged 1'
yeAt1. 49,. ..--
cASEf.-Juy ~, Edward Ca&cy. son Ut X. @. Casey,
faaerai II re.tdence, aas Forquc7,st.. "Wednesday.
the Ha IT 10 o'clock \. ill.,. W carriages To CAVIAR,
Ccuctery.
niowk-As N.sspswooA; so9dsy. tl.e :Jth IN !n.t;
aged year ip0ntn and lAys-
Funeral on Wednesday. July 10 at ii:so =. M
HRlGGS-Tucsday. July ~ Ut hta residence, ~ Wcs
WasIlDgtou IL. jefe,nak Ii. litigys, aged ycars
hotlce Of funeral seFyfces hereafter
CUyLE-Tho funeral ot ll,e lase AIrt. Coyic Wt!
take pacs this tftstAeon tton. ttte o a
uA4rAAA-Us msuiu.l!tl George AlfseA cldcs
, 1879-07-30
TIE ClTY-NALL.

Eight cases OF scarlctrfcycr were reported
yesterday.
The Collector yesterday received about 5000
for ltccnees.
The Clty-Trcasurer Yesterday received $0,1o7
from, tllu Collector, s., 3. frum the Wutrr De.
parlmcnt, AMI S0is from t'r Comptro'lcr, Tho
disbursements amounted to about 81 900.
About lwenty suits were commenced ycstcr-
perlccttnK OF drainage about which complaints
lad pcrslsted IN paying no attention..
Among the building permits issued yesterday
was QUO to Jamea Lamb to erect two-stury
dwelling, No. u Arteatau avenue, TO Gust e., 50U
and to L. II. Gellls, 10 ctect . 1Ee-story cot
tage, Fourteensh street, near PaullDa, to coat
Onlccr Topping, Hhoso resignation WAS called
Tor lew days ago. and to which lie nDhiy re-
Bpon!led. waa yesterday felustatcd. 1la ID q
good officer, und tho causes for thu asking Of
hla resignation are found to have been Without
foundation
The Committee on Fire and Water met res.
terday AFTERNOON and considered nj ordinance
providing fur tEu laying Of pipes IN streets ut,tl
a!1eya tor ti'e use OF compressed afr ~ Hlottvo
power TOR light nachtacry.. The matter was dis
cuseed Ut soma length, unl 1t was finally de-
c!ded TO report back uaul recommend ils refer
e1ce to tue Joint Committee IN Strcetb n,nl
Alloys.
"Dr." Wa.hngton, The candidate for Buper-
tutendunt Of ts,e Pcst,ftousc, suee he has been
unsuccessful In bis light Tar tl,e place, now re-.
pudlatcs tl.t ATTORNEY Il. engaged to SEQ hin
through, and Ia R0IAg tn Oh lis own hook. flo
thtuks his color will wln. even II bis inertia tsll
hun, especially siure DO Is informed that thu
Mayor llas discovered tat he carries lie c0!orcd
vote In bis vest pocket,
COMPLAINT was lodged yesterday With Tie
Health Ueuertncnt thHt the foot Of Twenty.
tfth street was beng titied with Improper nato-
rial, t!nt'I which On offensive oior was emitted,
An officer examined the premises subsequently
and iouud tho Charge sustained. but r0puFtel
that such steps had been taken that there would
10 no cause Ut complaint In tile futuro uussa
| tho Commissioner OF Health consented To 0 IL.
sumption Of the old practices.
DohtT WANT IT,
The Mayor yesterday received the following,
Which III rather kn Unusual document;
CHICAGO. July ~, 1B1O.-Ihe Noa. Curstf H.
, 1879-07-30
SILVER FOR TAKES.
PRACTICE vEnsUa TuEoHr,

Yesterday noon gentleman 10 tho full pos
session OF all hts faculties, of good cycsight and
g1ol hearing. won't over to the County T1eas-
urcr's Office to pny his taxes. Ilo had 4 couple
Of country lots, tho burden on which amounted
to thirty.flye odd dollars. lie laid down, a. Cart
Of the sum, $40 in silver, some Of It dollars and
some subsidiary currency. Tho clerk at the
window rrfuscd TO recotvt the s!iycr, stating
that tho limit 10 which they were restricted wua
80. 1'hereupon this gentleman. being Of an In.
genious disposition, said that, nasmuct a. he had
to pay tic taxes OIL two lots, he would aplit It
up md pay ten Of tho silver dulars on ono ot
then, mil the rest ot the coin OH tho other. 70
this the clerk asscntcd. So the gentleman
ahnved over the $40 which forn,el part Of the
pDynent OH one, Anu was tAGR about to pHaa
ovHr tic remaining iastalmcnt Which eoYated
tho othrr lot wtlru lo was checked by the
clerk, who refused to take y al! a. once thus,
but wanted him to wait until he had gotten tllt
bill lor tue other p!eco. During the interval
Of wa!tlhg, which was au hour. or 81,
lc Ind nothing butter to do tl,au to listen to
tl.c conversation between the eager taxpayerd
alid The cool anl deliberate clerks.
WOMAN PRESENTED nERsHLF
at tue window next 10 the ono where he had
paid hts tnx and passed over u lot Ut subsidisrJ
silver In payment Of her Tax. Tha clurk re-
fused to receive mors than IS Of Il on the tax.
cuest ;s' sSa at %ont r. al" snss the r'ntemsn
you VIII uAFG III IAkH 4lu4''
The clerk still perslstcd In limiting her To IS.
This gentleman stated that at the at1JoinnE win
loW-tAo une ho had paid nt--}l0 WaS taken.
Thun thu clerk said ha would see thu Assistant
Treasurer n1,I oak fim about Il. lie hunted
around, but was unable to Ana that individual,
AMI therefore rcmalued greatly perplexsd in
MUD.
Ilsomuch as bY tho law subsidiary silver coins
nre now legal-tender to the amount OF
$40, and iusomuch as tho great Runl-
bcr OF taxpayers, especially froM tho coun.
try, lrIuE tu the amounts OF their
tnxes, or porlions Of them al least In silver and
are put u great Inconvenience BY being unablo
to work II Oh, ~ far ~ Tho Law allows, the r..
porter
CALLED UpON MR. nHT8
to inquire OF him ~ to why thls discrepancy az
lstvd between the uffuronl windows III his office.
liz replied thnt Msy were taking all tilu silver
they could get. Since tls law was changed and
SO In subsidiary eoiu u'ale legal-tendcs they
had accepted It, aud 1t was not thu fact that
there bud boeu any 1efusal to accept moro
than Is ln such eoiu. Nay, mora
than that, the County Treasurer was
receiving larger amounts, nnA would
continue to DO 80, for they could now readily
obtain currency for tho silver nt the United
States Hul-Tscasusy.
"Would you accept $50 Ia halves or quarters
from one peEsont" WIS tho next question.
"Well." said Mr.. Bore. ~ won't any that
VIC would, but It, point Of fact VIC haye bcen ac-
cepttnE larger 4snouuts than the law cDmpsls uR
to right slong. " c41rsp II w got L.ockS4 u =
, 1879-07-30
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

| ---
The Countv Treasurer ycsterdaY rcceivc0 over
.cs 'o ~, ,oc,,,,r. ~ ,,,,s IT. /. no,r n.s,,,,,
Sh'V'U w us>ouas y. .4Aes' ~, ~" p~5"h
county o'aoFs up 10 atm 'nc'na'nR 'u'y l.
Tho County Collector yesterday disposed of
III, .a,o. ~ .sa, ,aw, ~. ,nosr,r,,
VIII resume sa'ca IN u'at Town TINS morning.
No1t week. eomc thirty prisoners will bo taken
down ia .to]ict. md about t1ozer boys will 70
- t,,,,,o, rt,oro an ,,ov ~. ,,rtkoro,. n tno
r,ur.., IN x.ot,,s,,.,,. ,,.,,,e.. rf,,aS a.
,,S,.n.s.. .,'..,.s a.'a ,.s 0S'
p'."o"'.s' "o"e''' "''' oo'S'
The Committee on Education Wilt visit the
Normal School to-day for the p,lrpote Of nsccr-
ta,n,nv what rrnatrs nra ,nccs.arv ~ In noadc
ss .'s "an. a'e .eessnsy " y. .uau'
p. 1.'e III nsitntpn uMr'nf the Faent9n: meet"
aR u t..., .nH "oa. 0., oa ino1'c nnIuEs
nuu auune iooIt.eI VII " ne'u u-uay
9uo' VI. ~" oe "ot@''so' "a'ea 10 u"'6e'1
Old Ma. Grove ls happy III that ho has iden-
1}urtan+ who was yesterday brought Into the
County Jail, the mysterious companion md
accomplish OF e1-constnbtc McDonough, who
has been sentenced Il, two ycars tu The Pcnltcn-
aud garruious atnjor. Clark vas arrested On
the Wcst Slslt :or stealing witch, n.ld has also
hccn identified as furnlturo thief bJ another
sufferer.
tro,e reano.y nna Cfam,oru o. inc i'nos
er"u,nca csnd',,nsc. for n.1n, ",9,r st'st ~
s,i,ninn NJ thc ronn,s ~ ,s. Eomntv poae, ~
E'n".th., ,1io. = I Tss ,,. noasu as ~. Sa
T,as s.a,s,tr. farr m wv t.n,,s so e. t.
nfi, aasat = ,,,r. aS,,tst.i.in IT, xa..t .t. ~
"rnVn, ~ nvre uInct; .Grs ot ~ t,n..th,n ~, ~
IN fTorent hse.i'es w ~ stst s., iuV H. M
rrromn,c,,tlcti 1or odtnfssnn r. H.. rin,wcrattv
trhe nramincrs " ri ,,o1+ nrnrea,I ~ nttow.
*neae 'neS WIN eont'a"e u'o c1am'ha"ons'
William Henysn,an, OF the KlnCsbury Planning
slil! corner ol Indiana aud ktnzlo streets, yes
, 1879-07-30

-s .' ~., m.", x" s 80
on tne uo"e'ne"s-fase"e'l ee spafeoon's
Stt' ioTk HfToid Atn!y y.
The famous Singing evangelist, Mt. Ira D.
sankey, arrived here yesterday Oh tho C!ty Of
Berlin from Europe, anil, with hs 1ifc md two
- -. -, ~. -.
Tue writer naa pleasant interview "s.h MN 10
tho afternoon, and bc'ow "sIl bo 1o'tnd'an out
line Of the conversation. Tho evangelist IL
.,s"',,,.,. s.. .,ns .o,,sbss 1aha.. ,,,.n,a
e'amu'"R a's mus h'o".ns' 'ho"3s sosuaa'
'Wsen Mr. eanKcy tctt nefe Ihat ia'l ho Wcslt
stratRht to the Continent, nttd Eayo tic evan
in yurtch In w.s norttcu1.rtv surcrs,f,,,. liz
49,. ,..s',.s,s ~ ~" b. ~ m",.a.
was u'eFo 'htro""ceo :" 'i'u nos' "l'' Heukc''
who IL known fauiliarly as the Sufss Moody"
ovano.i,st ] = mn, NJ h,s orsnt ,.ct n de.ltng wtt,,
esauec'ss "'u h's efsal tact III aea.'1s WI"
ssHe,ous boa!es' As !,s an example 81 ms tas.
sit nanEel c.en serv,eS e. "neto ~ ~ veneer
the largest iatl II tte city, nlld wheu b. wished
to,point aud emphasize an ILLUSTRATION, ho would
call on MIR. sankey 70 etnE hymn aulteu 70 we
OCCASION atter "nlen DC "oa!a continue a ils us
Of ttlc people 30 that day after dav 1or ae7era,
weeks their hall was crowded Afternoon and
evening: The lnrgcst enthcdrats in Inc ely were
ireel! PLACED a. the dlsposal 81 slle oyange!ts.s,
hut. ~ Mr., sankoy remarked Yesterday, tDcir
meetings ara always moro successful 10 tabor"
uaclcs md halls than in churches md cattle
drnls and hencs by waa compelled to dc.
cline the oilers: tle 1oan1, no"oYeE, TINT
the evangelical Christians n swit!erland. Ger-
many. and FRANCE wore wen posted concerning
the movements Of Religious bodies, and cspc-
cially Of hiF. Moody a'.d hInsself IN America:
They have tlIu "Moody and sankeF Hymna"
translated and sung in oil their social meetings.
And, moreover, they have selected twenty-lour
OF the ctIolccst hynlns and tunes, nnu put them
In ntusc-boxcs, and play them In their homes;
80 thut, though Mr., EankCy 8ut1E IN EnIIt8u, Et6
, 1879-07-30

A pair OF Kentucky lovers teccntly walkcd
ye,rl,ell New Albany the Urtdo was korclv
troubled Of. account of wnlking 40 great dis
ts.cc, md had iaken uT her shncs during part
uf tbs iourl,uy, which rutlsga her stockings to
wear out. When she arrived In thu County
Court -{Iousc At JelTcrsonvIlIe etlo stepped into
the otlpe of Recorder McGonnigaa, who, no
ticug her oare feet, gave her a pair of low.ncck
hose,-bctter known rs mems s0eka. The bride
was ever 81 much obslgcd, a,,d waltzcd up aud
RaA married.
, 1879-07-30

Harrson, Nayor-DEan s'Es herewith ;s. sss1en
my ptace upon the rnbtlc Library Mohea' LIN !
havc apared you ito ncr,lless trouble. Other dn.
tics forbid iny, undertaking thls nte: Yonfare.
'spectially, AtSakb u. hiAsos'
Tho rctlruntson will bc nccepcd. Mr. Mason'a
succcssor e a matter OF speculation.
, 1879-07-30
GENERAL JOBBlNG,

pastics deslrlnE alterations Or new carpentcr or
cabMet work Ioun should consult ]. 4. Dast,
~. North Clark street. ny Edison telephone or
oLlwrwt.c, lle la. tho largest n,nt bpst-ap-
tpIut.si general iobblne shop In the city.
, 1879-07-30

II would be difficult to And. Thpss who h 9TH
CT days raised their voices In soctalistic gather.
lngs arc now moro quiet nftl fntteF, having suc-
cur1brd TO tho proprietary tpirf. which Ia 80 an
ta1onisttc to anY public dlsort,cr. W.
, 1879-07-30

sou of Christian 6. and Marion o. Hartman, aged
yrhfs month and u days.
Funeral frum i,is rsrcnta' tomc No. ~ North Uro,.
IT.. A. 4 p. m, Thnrtaay. the a1tt Inst. ''''
tE- Nav York Etty and DHbi1nt papers please COW
MoNAN-Juy N. n tho residence Of her tro,he,
.fphse 7: T. Haran e A. M9 ,asa lna!ana,as. Mas As}
Fnnnsa3 tn.day, n % O'clock o. m.. from honss 10
g. jan,ca Church, and theneo by carriages 10 CaYaty
ccmctorY.
-.rhf.NRR.-etephcn Palmer, Al biz residence, en-
West Mhdiscn'st., Of hnUplFxY. aged - Years.
NottcN OF funeral hereafter.
kH@ Waterloo tlal pattss n1eaat copy
, 1879-07-30

Nothing makes summer pass p&casaAtct than
Dawpo,,'s u delicious Catuy, I'll Stslu sttret.
, 1879-07-30

Thu Newport. . very elegant and beautiful, pat
ccycd ut isalilon ShourJa Co. y, " State attect
, 1879-07-30

Buck J. Rsynes's "Moth.rowdes" kills alcs,
not slowly, bur In swarAls.
, 1879-07-30

Lbs lev VI IT. Thfoop. lrrtor Ut IT,. Jasnes Church.
III. i. Edward sawe. u Dta sl1!Ae4 ~ aud ass Id
l., daMxEtsr Vt t1tn tAso " kaElet. o. Mllw4ukco
, 1879-07-30
SANI[EY,

lie Singing Evangelist Dnok from Europe
Enthustaatlo Neoertson In FtnRtnna and
on the Conttnent-Farewalla at Bpurgoon's
Tabernacle,
, 1879-07-30

n!F. " y. CoiHu, LOT many years connected
rlol party which loft hero yesterday morning
under the auspices Of tho Northern FacEfic Knit
road t9 anspsct the wheat harvest In the Rod
Riysf VALLEY "a ana ~ country generally along
here Included Mrs. Z. q. CoAln, Charles Stevens,
ot tic Cleveland Herald u. H. Locke, Of The
Toledo Biaie; p. Il. Austin, Toledo; mud &. Il.
backus, Of the Detroit Post aud Tribune. They
wcro Joined here BY representatives oi the city
prcsS.
The Chicago Yacht Club held their regular
monthly meeting at the Sherman jlo,tse last
evening a. = iair atten1aace prcssat, with Com
modoIo I1m Bradley ~ tl'e cl'a!r. A report Was
dutaila Of tllo arrangements AMI entries for Tho
regatta tn be held Aug. IL. Tho Committee
were Kraoted further time i1 which - complete
r. ar!.peeInents. Mcssrs. Necs, Garner, and
sion ~ to tho present sta&us Of tho Munger
prize Rnu other minor business, tho sncctill a,t-
tousned.
The brickmakcrs ut p. J. Sexton's yard have
struck for an advance Of e5 cents per tlay. They
f. psF S .s dssss soa oas ID ' % n sns ss ws5f
IHInuHk reporter, who called At their yard on
Wood street yesterday morning, that last seasou
NC men made 2!'o00 b6iek yer day, willis this
year ther make but IL, 300, thus working Quo
tnerease In WAGES. satne seYenty or eighty men
Ia the employ Of the Ir,u have quit work. 6ut M
t!oup!o ID anticipated. nllu belief Ii expressed
1!'at the tnen will soon return 70 work. Every
Thing secma to be quiet about the yard.
Coroner Mann yesterday held an inquest at
The LalEabcc Street Station upon au unknown
man who committed suicide hy hanging him
seh to I round OF ladder iii q barn
fn process Of. erection At No, 10 0raut
street; upon Mrs. Annio Brew, is years OF
nge, who dle1 at the County Hospital OF fatty
cmbo!s1n Of the lupRs, tile result II Injuries ~
cetEed by falling uH shel Ia the rear OF her
honle, No. $50 Morgan street. un tue 25tn OF
july, while under the iullucncn Of ltoupr; upon
Joseoh +: Tlsnoney, yauth who was run dow u
On tie 7th Instant w1ilu attempting 10 iu,np
from tie ladder OF freight car standing sti|i ia
that Of . car In suouon on tAs Northwestern,
Railroad.
a lew days ago d milk wagon, to which was
attached two sturdy mules, eame 1IyIug down
tho Ur4nd boulevard 70 Thtrty-tftl street,
down which II turned toward Cottaeu Grove
avenue. Behind 1t with horse on thu ueud run
came ouc Of the boulevard mounted police. Thg
fugitive milk.Na2on reached tle corner Of Cot
taxe GsuSa avenue aud 'FAtrty-fourth strcet be-
5o1e tie pu!suer could catch up With It.
stopp!ng l.e team tho officer found
wien he attempted to arrest Ills captive
thAt while the nifeuss for which be was wanted
--repcatedly driving his teau. over the boulevard
dflseuay-ha1 becn committed In Hyde Park
The fellow had "C1oessd the kuntcon' aud VIZ
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-03
yEGETINE
VEGETINE
VEGETINE
The VERY BEST MEDICINE
-FOR-
dyspepsia and Indigestion.

Mr.. r. II STEVENS '''' ~ i''' MARI" :" 1870
Dear ", s,Ioncc more take the pen to praise the
king o. Medicines, Vegetine. When / began 10
taKe NeGetinc two years ago with such marked hen.
cn.i iis trends thought 1t was a stmuant effect
anu "oulq soon subsidc, leaving me as bad As be.
iol.i' inlklhg that some of those who read the
~ , mat wrote at that time might think
wy o""'S, write once more 10 satisfy them on that
point since began TO take Nepetine almost two
years ago have gained steadily rmtl m" nreseni
Ili,le; ~ "hlcl am enjoying my former health and
eonstuo' myself cured by Ncgetinc TWo wears
SDad az low as man could be and live. was
w A. w ne bed for eight months and given up
W Iuiv "g,Slt doctors, some of the most skill
Si.onsas w STATE, They said | had several
u,,roi .I4alng consumption, heart disease, and
ISOa, I r. equally fatal, and must die. But
lAEeh n alast resort. brought me through
uhu w lHHt owe my life. Since my health began
" inPlo'e have made study Of disease, and find
tnI .ause " my symptoms to have been Dyspepsia
OF lholse-'ion, and also find that FIVE cases OF
disease " every six are effects OF the same cause
men ue lood Is not properly digcsted in the stom
Aen ~ becomes poisonous, putrid mass, (which IL
ansotOeu INTO the blood by that Is conveyed tC
al par's OF the system. causing symptoms of disease
III any orail Of the organs of the body; and If thi,
| cause Is not removed these symptoms become In
| tlihe organic diseases | have given Vegctine a
thorough test In my own case, and also In that OF
many OF my acquaintanCcs, and find 1t TO be the
very pest medicine eXtant for Dyspepsia or Indiges
ilGl' one OF the symptoms OF which is usually the
Deliei mat You have some organic disease ! am
wei known in the towns of GOfstOWn, Weare, and
newton OF this state N II }, and can furnish an
uIh9iGhlsDle coToboraion of all these statements.
IWl Willingly answer any letters of inquiry in re.
cara 70 my own case, or the use Of Vegeiine.
Yours truly, A. j BURBECK.
II - E"ETlNE J. taken regularly, according 10 di.
rc ! 1 certain aud speedy cure of Dyspepsia
VIII follow its
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-03

called Friends or Quakers may be solemn.
lied in the manher heretofore practised in
their societies.
The following bills were read a third
time and passed.
House bill 1884, changing the time Of
holding circuit courts in the various judicial
districts. The bill will be amended in the
senate.
House bill S55, providing that each
county having one or more agricultural
societies may get 800 from the state
treasury, and also provides that each county
having one or more agricultural societies
shall only be entitled to three delegates to
the state society for the purpose of electing
state agricultural officers.
House bill 500, providing that town
clerks shall act as the clerk of the board of
town auditors.
The house concluded the day by passing
its bill providing that county judges with
like privileges as judges of circuit courts
may hold court for each other
and perform each others duties
when they find 1t necessary or convenient
also a bill abolishing grand juries in all
cases OF misdemeanos, providing that such
offences may be prosecuted on information
OF the states attorneys or attorney general.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.


May6r-N p Thstlewood.
Treasurer Edward Dczonia
Clerk-Dcnnls. j Foley
Couuselor-Wm. u Gilbert,
Mar-hal-C. u. AFTER
Attorney William Hendricks
Police Nagistratc--,I j. Bird.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
First Wafd-Nm. O'Calahan. VI. j. Ilowley
ward
Third WMd-W, p. Wright. Egbcrt Smith
Fourth Ward-Charler q Patier. vacancy
Fifth Ward-T. W. Halliday, Ernest b. PeEit
County Officers.
Cvgit Judcc-O A Harkcr
Circuit Clerk. 4, Kcaycr
County Judgc-R. :. YOcum.
County CLERKS. j Humm.
County Aitorusy-W c Mulkey.
County Trasurcr-A j. Alden
Shcria-John Hodge,
tOrOucr-k. Fi,Zgcra.L.
County CommifslOEcg---H. w. Halliday. NJ. Y
Brown. Samuel Bnley.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-03
THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open $50 a. M, closes
" $3.50 pm; Sunday: s TO . a. m, '' ''o'''
Money order Department open at sa. m; closes
at 3 p, IN '' ''''
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close at 1890 D. m
Cairo and Poplar Blui Through and Way Mail
closes at 12:30p. m, wy
Way Mail VIA Illinois Central. Cairo and Vim
GAS p. m. '''' .'''0 ~
Way Mall for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at s
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at 30
D. m daily Except Friday
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-03
CHICAGO GRAIS AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May 2, 10 A. M..-Pork June
80 5714; July, 50 G715, Con-May, 1891
June, 3D. Wheut-May o9l6; June,
931a.
CHICAGO, May 2, 1900 M.-Pork-
June s. 57la; July, 80 CT. Con-May,
3398 B.; June 80. Wheat-May, OF; June,
9925.
CHICAGO, May 2, $50 p. M.-WLeat-
June, 9355; May, 924. Corn-May, 33%
June, 35h. Pork-June, 50 $500 GO;
July, 80 $1,000 10.