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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04
ANN0uNCEM EN'r.

NOR SUPREME JUDGE GRAND
r DIVISION
hereby announce myself candidate before the
people al the ensuing June election, in the First
Judicial District for the office OF Judge OF the Su
premc court. JOHN H. MULKEY.
March oath 1879
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LEGAL,
TAX SALE NOTICE.

rNA& SALE NOTICE
To james VI Bryant and al Others concerned:
You are hereby notified tina; at sale Of lands for
the delinquent state, county and ds,rC school taxes
Of the year lSi6and Costs held at the cour. house
door in Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois Oh the
18th day of July. A. d. 1871, purchased the south.
east quarter tst a Of southeast quarter isel4) FEC.
ton live J township fourteen ~, south range one
% west; laid tract being Assessed in the name OF
YOU, the said james VI. Bryant aud situated III said
county and state, and that the time given by law
for the redemption Of said land will expire on the
18th dog OF July, 1873, JAMES CRUISE
Purchaser
Cairo. Illinois April I'd. lSrn
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TIL r. BC LlyETIS

villas J, Mss always doEc. gtyotata
the principles U!ihc Democratic par.
~, holding that they embody the only
principles upOA which a republican
government, can be administered
While asoHing thi, purpose, /. IL NOT
intended TO convey the Idea hat tn.
paper viii uphold the parry righ. OF
wrong, That which II believes TO b
wrong Il VIII Gcnognce, fearless.y,-
always "hcwing to the line. and !ct.
ting the chips 1911 where they may d"
but NJ thIc, sOEna and Len.ih.t
Democratic pepper, Nc can. NC fac'
raEc honestly commend Il % ~
patronage Vi Democrats
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clerk returning board, clerk custom house
4, 300. " NJ. Geen, clerk returning board,
clerk custom house $i,005; L., +. Blanchard,
clerk returning board, clerk custom house
81 400; &. p. Davis, clerk returning board,
clerk custom house Il 200; Ch0s. Hin, clerk
returning board. clerk custom house ~, 400
Geo. Crindlcy, clerk returning board, clerk
custom house -! 900; Jno, Ray, counsel for
returning board, special agent treasury de-
partmcnt and counsel Tor Mr., Sherman So
500; :. 5. Wells, son Of j. Madison Wells
Inspector custom house S ,O05; A, 9. Wells,
son of j. Madison Wells, special deputy
surveyor, n. 0. $500; F. A. Woolfey,
affidavit takcr, United States commissioner
fees; X. VI. J. Kcnncr, brother returning
board Kcnncr, clerk naval Office 5000. Every
scoundrcl Of them, from the greatest to the
least, fed and clothed at public expense,
lest he might open his mouth AMI tell The
blasting story. "Oh shame" etcctera.
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FooD Ill DrGEsrED imperfcctly norishcs
the system, since it is only partially assim.
lated by the blood, Pale, hsgcard NOR
tails, with dcspeptic Stomachs, impoycrish.
ed circulation and weak nerves, experience
a marked and rapid improvement in their
physical condition by availing themselves
of that sure resource OF the sick and debili-
tated, IIostcttcr's Stomach Bittcrs. This
genial tonic and Alternative lends an impe.
tus to the processes OF digestion which in
sures an adequate development Of the ma.
tcrials for blood, fiber, and muscular tissue.
Moreover, it soothcs and Strengthens over
wrought or weak nerves countcracts a ten
dcncy to hypochondris or dispondency, To
which dispeptic and bilious persons arc
peculiarly liable, and is an agreeable and
wholesome appetizer and promoter Of re-
pose. The intirmi,ics Of age, and of deli
cate female constitutions, are gently rrhey
ed by it and it is reliable preventive of
and remedy for, malarial fcycrs.
A CARD.-'ro all who arc suffering from
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I,nly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
subsoription Rates:

Largest Circulation OF any Daily IN
Southern Illinois.
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OPTICAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
NJ. B. Harrell, Editor.
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TONTINE POLICIES
Grow more popular every day, and made specially
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04
HEALTH PADS.

We will send one Of our HEALTH RESTOI.
ING PADS TO any lpyad afflicted with 1.-Two,
Complaint CHILLS and IBVER INDIGES.
TlOS, COSTIVENESS Nervous Headache.
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility nnd impare Blood
If they will send us their symptoms and nd
dress and agree 10 send "a GOO T. !, c'lsr,s
cure TO their entire s1trtc ION, ohio, wise
there will b. no charge. We s,ll 40 ,l,s 10 con.
vince the public Of ,hc superior value AZ q
curative
OF OUR PADS.
And that they will do all We say As this off,
will necessarily be limited In number, we hop.
therefore, un early application viii be made. hd.
drets, Very Respectfully Yours,
DIR. q. ". FORBES,
III Elm street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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The Daily Bulletin

i served 10 city ,ulscrhrn ~ ear
ricrs al TWENTY-FIVE CENTS pc
week, payable weekly.
by mail lin EdvsEcc); one yssr
$40, six months, s., three month.
$40, one month, 81 Postage l.rc
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TAX SALE NOTICE

Cairo, Illinois, April I'd, 1871.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

/ The Cairo Bullot.n enters upon ~
tenth year with complete new
Ioutit and determination TO make
III In all respects worthy the huppor'
of lts patrons.
, 1879-03-22
I'RENrOit,I',

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Preparations for ths Military Encampmunt
Ncxt Fourth Ut Juiy.
Sprctu. DispIfra iu 3ae 7rianns.
RocwroHp, ILL.,, March 2I.-Mayor jacob
kroEu, nml other prominent rit,zens oT Free.
port, waited upon Col. e. II. nrazco and Lieut..
George ~ silsby; Quartrrmaster OF tho Third
Rugtmcnt, Yesterday, to consult regarding tht
canning cnratnnllont of tllu regiment at Tint
city beginning OIL the 3d, al,I continuing
through to the 9th Of July. They wert III thu
best of spirits, anl evidenced II determination
tn mlko thls n GrnnA SUCCESS. They desired
Cnl jtrazcc tn extend III tnytattGn IN lluI,y III
the military organizations located III th!s scc-
tlon, III Wisconsin nlhl ln,Yu, as wul Us this
State. p}C1shlE Oil behalf Ut the citizens
thev represent t1lAt the companies thus Invited
would be subststed "nd sheltered the sansu ,ls
Tho Third Regiment. On tl'rse inavnanlnlous
ASSURANCES Col. nv,zee l,s decided to invite the
First alut secmu! Elegncnta H,nl lie sixth bat
talIui,, pf Chicago; til. Fourth Regiment u
loHA Sat!oDat 0uar'is uf l>nltlque; fur CON.
lMnirs from t,eaoit, .!ancsEtllc. uni Mmlisn,
ls M cay altvy q q yoft Mairp G"npaay ., a." %
luck lsta.Hi, Comualy H. Twelfth battalion,
Joliet; Compalty r, Bloomington; and nluuy
'tl.er companies, uakIHs y ihc aggregate
o. oyeF ms IT. b evens a niy @ neo
Ter, aud want the hest representation ever hell
Ut The military In ll.u Northwest, Col. Itraxcc
II willing to in.lt1 as mary III they ,cairu tu
talse care u, and n' tho regiments md tolnpa-
htes Invited Will b0 required 10 tteeu W,.etller
Or nut tIlry will Rrvupt thu invitation un or h.
tlru tue lst vi May. Thu preparations fur t',e
eann Will he romplctr, ntnI 1t is tletcrlninci BY
tho otllecrs a,IA laen Of tDu. Third NrS-
nlttltbcrs as well rs III .iscpl!nu
n,nl drill. Extending 80 iarGc al Invitation to
tha various in,!,tary organizations will ttscrcasu
tlM labor mi! responsibility y! C0l. Drnxec astl
tkRkf
Is guarantee that tho enpni,li t,,snt will tie
snreass, anil, being aided by sl,rl live citizens OF
Freepurt, Tho el,rrcss NJ The programme for The
Fourth Of July celebration IL certaiu.
, 1879-03-22
TEN N ESSEN.
Fo1lTY CRNT5 ON THE DOLLAR,
III Il


NASHVILLE, Tcnu., Mnrch 2l.--Thls afternoon
the Sonste passcd bill to settle .l.e Statu debt
OF 40 cents on ttt dollar, with 1 per eunt inter-
est, subject 10 ratification by thc pcopls on tlr
first rhursdny of next September. Tho vote
at0od, ycas u, nays Il. Thu bll passed after
be:Ng dfselsscd ut ercat length. This evening,
utter the bit! pnsscd, Speaker Neal received tit
following telegram:
SPEAKER or SBSATE: Isuad to the Senate of Ten.
nGsscc this our nrotcs agAii,rt ic assumption that
compromise with lhe creditors Ut TentIcsner call
he effected at 80 rcnK iii tho ,nar
EruEHn kELLy. Chairman.
At s1In night sesstn dispatch was read. It
is believed tin bill Will tIut l,c rernilHtcrct, ,tl
tllat It will he passGd by lIe liuusr.
, 1879-03-22

At tho Friday evening talk last week, bcceltef
WIS discussing the sttity Ut prayer, u,.a urEsu .
that all ahuuiu make reasonable requests u W.
praying for peavo When III sore trouble, ar.
licechrE said lle know now hut WIS; tsc ud btrn
tIlerr. Twas useless 10 pr0v lur rust Wncs! olp
did uot tuke III opcr IncasuTes ~ securett. hels
hunted until lo could Aut sleep. II wls no use ~
ASK uol ior sedstiye; II was uveesshTt nFst "
Erk su.n9 bromide ot pul1su.
, 1879-03-22

that VIZ have cxponjcd on Tho tlenr md Interesting
rnnnha'. tho sim Of E05, at,ti TIM remainder of
tito an, ,--n,,lnMnttn. to .G: lDs-bna bcnn iovOtcd
h tic wurting expenses uf Ito 3acicty.
And It duly rllrnnfcled tint, at'cr the recalling
ri Tho tanlc, there WITS urcnt applause. AZ This
concluded tho snciesy's rc,ort, II, IL will con
elndu tllts review, With The slnEtu retnafk tlsut
l,atl the honorable 5occty had tlc cxperietep of
tho Stntc Ut llinuis IN tho -fnblovltltht a( cnti
ylrt la0r BY State officials IN erecting iss build.
i'lEa, Ia financial statement might hare bocn
0rcn murc interesting.
, 1879-03-22
CATTLE EXPORTS.

PORTLAND, Me, alarclI al.-Tho cattlc by sho
Ontario we're from Chicago. AL wete exa'1'fl-
I'd BY tilegppoiutel veterinary surgeon. Ripley
nnl ccr.!lIed to be healthy md III good condl'
tion.
nosroH, Mass.. March 2i.--The cattle shlppcu
b. the steunlet Hraziun wcre purity AulcEtFaiu
md partly Canauiau All weru III good coau'-
, 1879-03-22
CHARGE, CHESTER

WUEHE THE NATTLESEANE FARM II S1TUATE0.
a,,,,,c.'r,n ".' 1" ~ W..., ms y, ''.y'. .r,'..
sr2usaFiHLD' ILL, alarcn -'-lhefe Is 4 mel
nlchOly ytlluge on the Misssstpp River Abuut
eighty miles below ST. Louis by tile name of
Che,trr, II Ia mt ,orce ,oxn II ID ,,,. NJ
,h,,o I., - ,,,a.o. ,v,,,.o ,,u J.. ,os,x 's.,,.
'uose h'a1 u Waees "oofo one IS never fielt
sure aB to just Whcn On0 Ia IN town ur lust
wien one Is ont Of tn,yu. 1t Ia Ii Atgh place.
b,rh I'm nh thu ulrs.- tint is. .w1nt orc ra,, src
~ :. !, ,I,.,, A.. ..a,,. 49, .....',. r. s
VI ~ - NV. o"o e"I"ot 7es "'"e''' ~ 10 y tc-
l'afhaoie ptteo III QUE PARTICULAR. All OF us
have heard Ut places where men walked ont Of
town. Allta Of places where lllell sometimes ran
ont III to,Yu hit this Is tho t,h1v ,Inre knnwn
xInr, n man ra,, fo1, out n town e., ,hr.
,',.'.,.. ~" ,.'a ~ y. so""' -a...,t, -" ,"ss
eccentrcity Of the placc. OF cotirso this il not
u)wnys q graceful way Of getting o,tt of Town,
hnt Il IL sn.rtlv. md fisnotch fs what th,,.
'.. "s :. 0,nu... ~, .,,...'. ~" ,,1.'..,
tnsc man out oi toWh III llhc,-t'stlt Is to say,
In course of considerable period Of time. OF
cuurse the town has only one railroat,, but tlut
u,,rul uoiuts. In fuct,
IT sEEus xrcrssAu,t, an.
as there does not appear nnY plaes for rallroa''
TO 60 alter It gets to Chester. Wcn-
ever Sheriff tcncles ltuckncyytlls,
,.....,.u. .t.... H., a.
hla'l i'"a eo'sflc1 aAIGt ie tclseEnFns tHo lact
10 chester, nnh Immediately lllr untire rolling
s,,rk of th,. road il mt IN ,nnt,on ami 4, snf,
dom more tha a'x hours from tfnt time thHt
TDnFCt Ia Landed IN thGAtCF. II In mart f,f
,n,,,nuort IN ,n,,,o tl.r r,,,a ,,vn. tl,,, road
,,I,,, .,. .,,,,,r,,, r,,,,,x,< ill.,, T,a.
lucy u'ao 'ssaa''"s leu'a'h '''''' sacstef a'as
the river. Yes, tI'at seems to be lact. But
rerhaps thers aro ie" hundred bluffs alid n
t,ures I,". wrcn ,1nt ,nnv ela,,, {. n"~sr'1,,,,
..a.a. n''.n ,,'"I I,"". ,
water pfl'l'cses.' 'lehce We eaanot *tEgu this
~ peculiar To Chester.
Hs,t Chester Is thrifty piace. As previously
indicated. t],eya,e
r,.,,,.s, ~, .,,,a,,. ,,,
i"'iS" ~ "No'' fkS'I.STFAHT
! down taerc. Now, tho Housc Committee vert
to Chester, ".n uiaisu Il complete nud seasc.
I'M, examination, uf rycrythIu,< crnnoctr.1 u,tb
thn ,pstf,utIop.n If tlrrc Ia n,,vt1.r ,i,., tbu
meuhrrs nj tI,nt t.ommtt,o, NH, thnn,.,,vou
!, J.. ,,,,','..ss ,r,'.,,. 1,..,, .,.'. t,'s
~ ts,n iii - n"'i hy Il ca osa u't '"'s 4ea'
''r.i' ~, 'e'l au''". ~" ~ va" o"ne' ..-,...,
Weexa'ihcn thp honks. ,bniis, and contracts.
, 1879-03-22
NEW ORLEANS.
Causes Which Led to the Suspon.
sion Of the, Banks.
Gov. Nicholas Financial Shorts
siglitcdncss. Severely Com
nncntcd On.
Much Dfstrust Caused by Don1o-
cratic Repudiation Doc
trir1es.
The State Loaded Down with It's Own
Bonds and q Ruinous Discount.

0GuA3 Auu q Aulu0uH DiEnnnnf.
"
boer"' Dfs'dten 70 !ae 3f'oana
N'" II, ohhEAss' 'a'' 'lascf sl.-Fhe laf't'rc NJ
tIe ~" osls.'ha eaY1nss lhst'iutsos' i''c South
WI, ~" nah .' ". '.'' ~ .let''"lca :" leadess' Bank,
","s ,'' NV 'et'e4 VI 'io e'c''' nouse 1T VFtu
'y o"sp1nuns p",htsn. w III tle solvent
W" w "a'u 7'.'ct! ~ ''o u political orig
~ ,ne lnasurf .. lug state hna,lees Under
wv uose'"oss..p y! Neiose' atla ''le rare np.
ee.s.'o" " s'a'o oo'"s iipo'' l.ic 'asta'llon Of
W. N'eaols uosc,n'acnt, ars wen known: stats
sonso.e rpo, NY ao""la'1 :" 'nc taeRatd patty
sa'"e ~, W w sons'ae'su salo Investment. Such
No. '4s so"'"se ic'' III t''o noeSty al'a ahilfty
y, ~ "'s Slcaoas oovc,In'cnI nut capita! long
~. u"'.H wv po1''A' o''uGs'e houesht sale
"''1 e"s1u, 'uf,s.Ie"t' ,s. n"''hs ano insurance
,.',.', .,p""so ,eaun5 usssp1sa .''eso ponas as
p4e"Ees' "nh" A"t''e''ut nai gu, "nu "htlee Tie
~ ss''utas " "'a actHo 'l'atNcI' cohHo's touched
:. s...'' a. ton'siuIHIc, nn's'e!aah and
~ ~ Wv p,'"e'f"' "o"s'' ~ ',esc seeu'
.s'ss, "sao Nv, 'o''S ~ ""ioa>t."s, a''a "ith'na
~" "ceNe 'n' !".eIF at'ate " 1''eoeot u Louis
'am@ ~ ""o ,, "osu :" ..'.I .a'' sst5'
nc r"s' y, t"'s e't} a7sesss t"at thc atten-
~" -. IVY .snus wa s"eo w 1is e'Fcuu''
sta..e " ass..'e,an "!'o ~ ',,e '"e was tu'lY
,, suit WIN ~ '"e IaesS ~ WIS feapcc1'
'5 eusEsotsu ,'t't W. ','e ',ntsu eapHal ot
snas @ Wy W. ton,u uot a.oso " ho'a 80 lafse All
u.noa". "a poas ~ ~" pEGet'"ent, .''u !ashes
s"st.a.e1 ."". - 'oss 1"u.4a I. eoe'u sei' oaeR
W wy ,np"e5 eenlea VI i1usop8 ,l'c e'atc COLI
ao' ~. 'sa fa''.n'on' .,,c co'"luht1
"on' ssa.sH. .s',. lanusoie psolt' aha at the
e"'.o .'.1o "!sn Wv ncs ptoeee''s SECURE ample
ep.s 'os s"o s o. 's 'eel
, 1879-03-22

!ntaI.'. ..++.-..t.t'. t'.'......$l'e+uh'' ~
It ts ptpuosel fu stAte that the building spcrl-
Ted rs ''tampurary ccl-lioseh was ercctrd fur
it,G accommodation OF the cuyctS to bI brought
from Joet to work IN t1ie nenftcntiary build
inGs, ua IL ile onc previously reirrre'l to. md
allowed IN tle> estimates of. permanent build
tnt,s, III It can ID used fnr n Workshop.
The building termed "WartieB hoisch fs only
temporarily such. The prison proper will III
cl,idr tAt
1t Is MISC proper to stnte TINT 200 prisoners
were transferred from Joliet to this embryo
establishment March 81, 1878; so Tint thu pcrtosl
embraced IN this rcnort includes exactly II six
nlonths' e!1ort In the waY Of erecting peniten.
t!ary by convict labor.
Nnw 3yn tlrntFtnaa.
, 1879-03-22

Whstcsitir. providing far tho Interpretation uf
companies for tle purt toae ot buying nlnI ,nhl-
fng real estate for burial purposes only. was
taken! up. S1r. Frcw moved to striEn uut ihe
cructinE clause, which tlr SPEAKER DECLARED out
VI order, ulttt lie bill passed.
WHISKY AND WOMEN.
sir. Dlack's Committee OIL Ltccnscs tllie morn,
luz repurttd III favor of Representative ltinds'
resolution p,uyItlIl- that it's qlsrstuu uf mt
amendment 10 lhc Constitution be submitted tt
liz iiccns!iE ii RaIt'uDs. Thii EuutInittpp also
reported back Mr. llini4' I'LL requiring saI.,un.
keepers Ia gct minority Of nit tBaEe mil lpilale
residents ur tie district III which 10 desires to
uIgn Il saloon Tor ihr sale Ut liquors 10 Sign his
,ctit!on witll thr recommendation llmi II lmss.
Mr.. Crackers fish hill passed, changing the
IN" pruhi!,tnE thu sctn!nE fur iIsA trun Feb.
u tu Junu Is u cacll year.
HKtpHEs, ETC.
1louse bill III, tntrotnced by Mr.. Allen, Ut
WhIles!tle. was passed. This bill provides illat
It shall be faWUl for my cty ur village wl,tlI
ts State to build, Or acquire by purchase, lease,
Or gilt. a ii maintain Turtles lllut bridges and
te nupraacsics i!rretn, not exceeding fur
acrts Ut lllnI for caelI ferry ur brt,lgu ut n,ly
such cltv or village, All slicl ferries a,..i
tn!gts fIlal b. freu t" lIe nut,ic, nln thai NJ,
toll >ia! eyer ho COLLECTED BY any such city Or
village authority.
EtcFS UEtEG 'tlltl 1'fry 80 0Whet or c0iltfailGtl
by such clty Ur village, A!hl ihriy approaches
thtrrtu, when nttItln lhc rurpara,p limits, shall
10 subject ~ tlir municipal control ull.k urlt.
1suIlces VI knrh thy ur ytt'uye thu snuiu tn u1l
tnteNts Mlnl PURPOSES. aud In effect ~ thnll.li
stluh lrlEr ur fcrrY. and tlr approaches thereto,
wrre sltnAted within the corporate !IN,its vi
sucl city ur village.
MoSDs.
House bill! 370 was passed. THIS b!ll WIS In
troiucttl by the Judtcin! Department, upd prt)-
rl,es lat It stall ba thu duty Ut rae., vi ,tlu
Clerks of thu Eircn!t AMI County Courts Il, thjd
SUITE, thu suptrlor Court Ut Cook C.llnty, lilo
rsnlnltr Court Of CouE County, ui tbs Criminal
Court Ut Euuk County IL provide wvIl.bp,llll!
record buoks tu l'e kept IN tl.etr respective
utrts; A,!d 4afu Circuit Mllu County ulr.ks vi
thts State, ll,e Clerk OF thr Superior Cutrt vi
t:ouk County, nIn! the Clcrks VI tt,t, probate
Court u tM'k County, mid tle CrImlnnl Court
| o4 cnok County shut CAUSE 10 he recurptl VI
iength IN sucli record bnnks ul INJUNCTION, rt.,
| 1'tsin, apseal, Anl nttaenMcnt t,uI.ds hlr.t II,
my sAse tenung III lhcsr respective courts
ns'l aIl Official bonts which properly belong t
u'"l a1s Alca III tt!cs respective oil!scs.
| 1,Etlt.
Bill 87b was rasscd. fills bill rroyjlcs tina
my ptrRnn fur = debt, hana tldu duu, !aay cDu
less Juuglncnt by himself ur attorney duly NJ
thnrxeu IL! open court In slit enunty where sue!
debtor resides, or, II thrse be twu Or moru jvn
, 1879-03-22

clhI ffEI!nHGh UNA DI HuBlHEdH pbiluGltY EnlG-
included tu lo consideration vi all.
III. House eCotlsnftttu Also nsls for S40o 900 for
dissatisfaction, because they i.I,ltia s'tn.,i.g'
examination of everything, alh ilnd disprueticablu
10 build this PRISON
ny CONVICT LABOR.
In fact, that Committee think II will he very
rhenp-"dirt c!cnp," as Mr. l,ulnhle says. They
lnDkH1 at Tie quarrles tn llG i'uIsn rautc, utlu
the owners offer Altl lnyu contracted to lurnfsl,
nE the stoa 10 complete tue buildings free Ut
for nothing, tEtat e.,nI.l bu cl!rapert ats.
Nnmbc would berurrcet. 1t is II 'tilrl cllcap"
And tt,c sci.atu Canmittre, they think 1t 10
practieablc. n!nl altogether L EooA thing. Bnt
ttItr Ul1y wish tn DUt 1ip 81 tHN. Thut will 10
tu tide tnH thug sllol,g. yuu know.
Anu Tho FenttcBttary Commissioners. they
islsow II ~ practicable llaye tl,ry not tried til
St'rrly shry hive. And when nliy ona nsks
get gruuud eEn.'gh for ttiu htltll[,gs,-,Iuw
nlany hills AMI hlulIs must be leyuleA,-'O ill.,"
thoy Will tnll you sd'tllngly. "searrc,y my.
YOU STR, va nsc going ~ terrace the kl0u5,-lGt
wiIat magnificent elect 1t will rrinlnre! Why,
my 0alo ronn:: .lnwn The river cal, scu ten, fur
,nIles. outlined agall,st til" stately blutIs!'
! State paya Sso3,00O for Il nnIlo'allia!
rAnAit.lf..
One could scarcr!v find anywhere III stnttsttcs
Dr III tilrralure silltiAr eyal.lDtu vi Intelligent
| nH'i hlstness.!lku management. Yet nne ilas
hcel found. Fortunately tllrre have been pgr-
served tur NB l1lu records OF II VERY honorable
"r"l pAllauthrnplc soriuty Ut England tint WIS
engaged IN Tho lofty c!,arity oi distrIbutll,.
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efforts ulnl slturIsns Stlcccss, tllclr Secretary
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tpec.aelrs. and proceeded to reu The "Thir-
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
MRS. JOHN T. RAYMOND DIVORCED.
A DECREE ENTERED YESTERDAY by JUDGE NEii
coy IN rnr RRnnKIYN CITY COUEI.

A DecKFE ENTERED YESTERDAY ny JUDGE MIL
son IN THE BROOKLYN CITY COURT.
I'm the Brooklyn City Court Yesterday. by the
order of Judge Nelson decree of absolute divorce
wasentered i'm the acton recently brought by Mrs.
Marie f. RAYMOND against John 1. Raymond.
Both the parties 70 the suit are well known to the
theatre-gong public. Mrs Raymond appears on
the stage as Marie Gordon. while her husband is
hest known as Colonel Mulberry Sellers IN " The
Gilded Age"
No defence was made by Mr.. Raymond to the
action for divorce and great secrecy has been OBJ
served in regard to the proceedings by the counsel
and the other interested persons. The action was
brought on the ground Of adultery but the name OF
the person with whom II was alleged ~ have been
committed has not been made public. IL Is known,
however that she is woman living In tins city,
ami that she is not an actress. She Is sick at the
present time, and last week Mrs. Raylnonds c9un-
sci. ex-Jndee James Troy, applied 10 Judge NthsOn
for the appoint ueut of referee 10 take her test-
ruouv Horace Grave, BROOKLYN lawyer, was slN
pointed as such referee The witness only gave her
testimony on the condition that her name Should
not he made public.
Yesterday the ease was tried before Judge Nell
sou. The entire proceedings did not occupy more
than half an hour Mrs. RaymOud was present ana
testified n reeardt to her marriage Win the dciend
ant and such other facts a. the law permits wie
IN such case To testify to. The testimony given
by the other witness referred 10 was also read. Al
lie conclusion Of the case Judge Ncl son directed
a decree of absolute divorce TO Ie entered lhe
clerk of the court was especially cnlonsd a not to
NV. any of the facts g. the public. and Referee
Graves wae also requested by judge Troy 10 say
nothing about the case