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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12
MRS. =. WILLIAMSON

Invites the public to call and examine her
stock oftrimmed hats and other millinery
goods, notions and fancy articles, which she
will exhibit on Thursday, Friday and Sat,
urday of this week.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12

mucn upon tHe cohuitioh vi 'hc tcclni 80
: the opening sentence Of circular covering
bottle of DR.. Prices toothene, presented
: us by Mrs. s. Williamson. Mrs, W. keeps
all kinds Of Dr. Prices unique perfumes
for sale
; --Rev. Bishop Gilmour Of Cleveland,
Ohio, has used the great German remedy,
St. Jacobs Oil, and. endorses it highly. He
writes about it as follows Il am pleased to
say that the use of ST. Jacobs OIL has bcne.
flied me greatly, and have no hesitation
to recommend it to all as an excellent cura-
tive
Don't you forget to remember that the
Catholic ladies', fair and festival will be
held in Temperance hall, Tenth street, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next
All are aware of the object of the fair and
the ladies should be encouraged in every
possible way by our citizens. Buy half
dozen tickets anyway and if possible at,
tend the fair in person
The Vickers Brothers have sold their
newspaper interest in Metropolis to the pro-
prietors of the Democrat. The Times will
hereafter, under the editorial control Of A.
X. Vickers, be published in Vienna, John
son county. Mr., Vickers leaves Metropolis
with the best wishes OF all. We only fault
his politics; and his Democracy is not of
the worst type. We wish him success,
Dmocrats; so says an exchange.
Wash Steel, having been engaged In
the ungentlcmanly pastimc Of striking and
kicking one Chas Williams, and Wash's
witnesses, who were to clear him, all going
back on him and swearing against him, he
was fined by Squire Osborn, before whom
the case was tried, according to the ordi-
nance relative to such cases, The fine was
five dollars and costs.
The high sidewalk on Fourteenth, be-
tween Walnut and Cedar is in bad
way" The planks, with the exception Of
a very few are all rotten, and so are the
strcamers and upri2hts, Every once in q
while men can be seen at work on this side
walk replacing plank or two and every
day or two afterwards new holes are agar
e visible. The walk as it now stands is 9
t dangerous one and should ere this have
been Torn down or entirely rebuilt,
f Mr.. James Knott, one of the
I teachers Of the co!ored schools
4 resigned his position last Monday
His scholars assembled to the number o.
f over one hundred, at the usual hour for com
= mencement Of school Monday morning, ant
| the announcement that he had resigned anC
there would be no school was to use ;
, worn out expression, like clap Of thunder
from a clear sky. He was well liked by al
, the children and their regret at parting
with him was expressc, in the usua. manner
, --'.' 81 l---
|, The Echo Dairy is growing into con
n siderable proportions. Mr.. Wright inform,
us that he keeps twelve COWS here and
thirty at Odin, and that it is his purpose &c
keep his whole drove on pasture at 0liI
next summer The milk from abroad i.
brought in cans, by express mornings and
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12

FOR SALE
The Winston farm IN Pulaski county, on the bank
OF the ohio river, and miles from X. K station,
H. acres Has frame dwelling OF rooms Good
cstyru, A. a bargain Apply early.
". y. HOWLEI L T.. Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12
BOAT STORES.

ifresh Dairy aud Gilt Edge Butter, Oysters and all
kiids II .rut when In season. on hand and deliy
sscd promptly at residences free. oysters delivered
on Toe
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Ii ADVERTISEMENT in this column, o!
"A five lines each or less will be published for -
cents every inaerIon;l month, l5O; months with.
ont change, 3l,OO per month, Each additional
line, cents, Situations wanted free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12

FOR RENT
furnished bedroom. References required For
particulars inquire on the premises, 80 81, Tenth
street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12
FOR SALE

A series OF No, Gothic caps and lower case
partly worn, but suitable for poster or programme
work consisting Of BREWER lon, primer plea, great
primer, paragon and double english letters and
figures full and complete, without spaces and
quads
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12
ARTISTS PROOFS.

ARTISTS PROOFS.
Fine steel cngrayng-, for sale. Cannot he
bought of the publishers for less than $1,000 each.
VIII be sold sngy for so % each or the four for
5000, Enquire at THE BULLETIN bindery
OWNERS aud purchasers of Real Estate in Cairo
should be- sure they have a good title i am now
prepared 10 furnish abstracts Al reasonable rates
VI YESTERDAY.
ONlcc I'm Iunrf HMr.n-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12

TO a.
Three bedrooms furnished or uufurni-hcQ-Ol
large, front room, two smaller rooms. For furth
particulars enquire of MRS. A. A. UARRELL.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-12

1t was five o'clock yesterday evening
wien we were apprized by the officers, of
the arrest Of Della Holmes, a colorci dam
sci Of easy virtue. Is appears that she
was disturbing the peace on Fourth street
between the avenues when officer Tyler
attempted to arrest her, But his attempt
was not a successful one Tor he had to con,
tend with not only Della but also with
DeiiaS mother and Della, mothers dog
which was big one, In attempting to get
rid Of the dog he SHOT at him, but he did not
succeed in getting the dog out Of the way
until he had received a severe bite in the
arm, The report Of TyIcr's pistol brought
Officer Schuckers to the scene who arrested
the woman and caloboosad her. This is
the correct story and in brief.
We had just returned from our
supper when in front Of THE
BULLETIN Office we were stopped by
two colored women who asked us if we
were the editor Of The BULLETIN An
affirmative reply TO this question caused
one Of them to draw from the pocket Of her
flowing gown which was placed into our
hands with the request that it be published,
We give it below without any alterations,
It is tough on Tyler
"fcIcr Sictent Of Carlo What Is our Sity
Coming to Officer ticr Was maken rest on
dealIe homes in her under Cloth and her
mother Was trying to persade him not choke
herto detT after knokin her done and he
drew his revolver and fired at her he'd the
s1ckend time and the dog once think Our
, 1879-03-15

Rose. aud John AHuctaon, chAt1ed Win ulenr.
tlerly conduct In participating In dance at No.
III West Washington stroet 4 saloon kept BY
=, fato: Matte 1sudcns larceny OF u cash from
.|ohn Miller.
LAST evening Officers Madfgan md An,stcin Of
the ArtnorY noticed Two men attempting TO soil
a revolver In r. 4. Trenich's secondhand storn,
vas n reeogn|.ed ss johr siiorri..cy, aias "Te1as
them. In their posscss!on were found
two other revotvcrs, which looked 40
ssps; sns r. e as es 'ss efsss ss fsf a@ e ass
No. s75 Clark street. In MI old tatehel in The
ronm wcrc found some eighty :oocket-kntvcs Of
different unkcs anl pattern, three foot-ru1cs,
sss o'i tessnv Sso a from s to sst
and Ills companion, who Eavo the name oi
Frank Wyman at The stallion, claims to hall
from, st. Louis also. 1t ID snpposed tint fl'c
goods were stolen either In that city or At soma
point between here atltl there.
st!ss 4 .neSsa: 9. yG;. fasy Gask'n; 81 areeny Hs
Archer avenuc, $500 to the Criminal Court;
Thomas Gaekins, her husband, discharged;
GEORGE Rang, Inrcenv of seyofal pairs oi pants
from the Doston Cleth'ng-llousc, sso to tho
naar a the % corner Sty'AH ot poik md 'sn: shor.
man streets, and belonging to T. Kcating.
$500 to the Criminal Court; John Lynch: caught
blcAllnT WHtelplTs0W nv lHc CtlEHES VI NlbIk
mt, Harrison Streets So5 Inc; Thomas Jones,
disorlcrly vagrant, 500 flnc: G.. r. Nor
ran. J. x. Webh j. j. Walker, Levi Solo
mon, and ". +. Chat!Ieil, ticket-scatptss,
held once again In $400 each to tho Criminal
Court, they wafylng examination upon the charRes
brought aganst them. Justfce Morrison: John
jackson mud Patrick dalton, larceny Of a shawl
from Ellen Klein, Of No. 31i77 Bino IslatNl ave.
nue., $500 TO Tho Criminal Court. Michael
Mnllcr, who has twice been held over to the
CrImtnnl Court for robbtllg a hackmnn last
Christmas, 81 600 10 the Criminal Court, IN tho
hopes that third attempt % convict him Will
prove successful: Frank Conway, threats to
XIII Nicholas Quirk, s;.n0 to the 10th; Thonns
Woodward. nctty sneak-thief, $40 fine; Mary
kilb md Willis ReY, alns tho " "Frcachcr,"
&l00 fue for vagrancy; John Shcehau, Charged
with picking: tho pocket Of = Mrs. Graham,
living Tn Hubbard street, an1 also charged
with being ono OF three men who nbo t d week
ago e,trret1 Il gsoccry at tho corner OF Hubbard
md Oakley streets. nt!d after IntlmidattnE thu
intftnes With reyolvcra, robbed tho money
drawer Of about $ll cash, 81, ,000 TO the 18th !;
Marttn Mulyoy, charged with completely in the
above robbcrics, llscharged; George Wise.
drunkard. sent at his request to the House OF
drunkarl, $50 fine. Justice DoV0lf, presidlug
in The North Disfeion Court n placo Of Justice
Kaufman. iinel Henry 1tulrert S25 for repre-.
sentIng himself to DO polien officer; William
Mckay, nssaulttng Antonio Venollo, nn1 max
Ing FREQ with his wife, $lO0 flno: Got:lieb Ebcr-
hardt, a worthless vagrant, 500 fluo.
, 1879-03-15

in olr mtdst, and tho netcss!ty OF tho most vl0-
orons and unt[rng' efforts 10 effect thele re.
inuval or destruction.
THE GREAT NATURAL p1sADvANTA0Es ron
DRAINAGE
which had always embarrassed those charged
with tho sanitary interests OF the city rendered
II necessary tint Chicago should anvil itself OF
oil Tho aid which snodcrn science and !1lcsal
means could furnish to prevent the origin a:r!'
spread III disease. II ho recurrcd again nntl
regarded tho responsibility M tE,u elcateet .at
parltnent should hav6 cure beyond tho routine
Of "eraycnrcriuH u; It should be animated by
sDlrit Of prevention, pf anticipation Of danger:
alsl It should glyo sumo sign ol an Intelligent
appreciation OF the Consequences Ut santnry
neulcct. To rctorn, tenement houses, suppress
epidtmics Of prrvcnt.blo diseases, reconstruct,
clean, n,ld dtsthfcct vanlts, regulate offensive
trades. Inspect thu foud supplies. md destroy
or cDnsiEn to tile rendering tanks everything
unwholesomc, to clcvatg the standard Of munle-
lpal cleanliness Ill atrcets anil nllcy8 and yards,
.-thfs WAS the legitimate work Of tho Health
Department, nt,d concerned every citizen.
TENEM1ar HOUSES.
The Improvement of,thc homes Of the poorer
or dependent Glasses had constantly occupied
Ills attention, nl!d measures to Improve tllcir
character nntl condition had been pressed to the
full extent OF his power Mbd means. Tho term
tenement huuses was applied to dwellings
TINT presented tho widest differences: the only
feature they possessed ln common was their oc.
cunancy by more than three lamiltos kecoing
house inaoncndentIy.. The appended table cx-
s>1r
, 1879-03-15

,-------.
Tho exports OF alcohol yesterday amounted to
h5Y barrels,
~ ~, aor ooo ;,,.,,,s r..
fI'cfo were eoo'""u ~! a'sousse" " tno euo"
Treasury yesterday. Tile sales OF per cunts
were $3oh
Tie tntcrnal-Ecyenue rccelpts yesterday were
an 1aa Whisky contributed Sla. a.1eo. rIern
were Eeeeveu !rota' .n, csat7 "'a .ooaceo S''s4o'
aaa lso''' ose3 s'1' .......
Jacob Merclj, OF No. 1901 West Afndtsou
street, wns hold for appearance before tic
, 1879-03-15


To-day the Hospital Committee Will T's1t that
nh, h,op. If rho co1,rcto,s of 11anover on;1
~. ~ ~ ..s", 49, r1s.'. @,s",. ".
Not'ht.ea "e1o feee''oa W ulc eou"tS e'esA
yesterday
f.nuntv.Trcnsurr- Nr(trea l,ns no7v nil demon.
,,,e,la.. - raurt, T,o,,.o ho,,1. N,ro -, ,h,.o
,,st.,s =. Iou IN a.sasin. A|'' W s''
's."'Ssu "'.o '. '.s'..
John Hnlp!n md william Connors, CHARGED
With burglary. wcrc Released on ball Ut 81, GOO
each, trt,m jail Yesterday, Chris Manner becom-
iuE srtcty.
,t,, oordor tbo ro,,a c-t,,,,,, ,,u~o, a,
1,n;ananoit. 4,.t5 ~ riatt :, ,,,n f.n,,ntr b,,,J
nw yastc1d"y, md jookei in nnon a3 stato's.Ht.
tn.,s Wtiia H. ,s %nr., IN "nort.',
is about TO years old, a,nl In his professional life
las defended elghty'stx persons charged with
MURDER and not ono Ut tlie number was hung.
Tn Tim cr,n,,no, Cotrt yr,tcr;,av. Jomcs Mc.
rirny' ~. 1ohn % Herbert. aid Constable % fnomas a
, Hoona,y. .o who wero chareed % VIE couspraey, s.
ts' tscrc 'a,i,i,,dred m nnt e,iiItv hy eay' tary'
" "s' an'or Aor rcr,fI,., wac rc,Ierysi yi
IN IN" TIM cas. at william Earj. win was
r'oraed visi' m assault With intent to 1s,jI'
burglary, and was reEnar'asd to await sentence.
The Committee on Town and Town Accounts
met again yesterday afternoon. 1t was decided
to allow no bills hereafter covering the articles
Of tea, colrec, sugar, and tobacco, anil 'lnt
fnn'ites Of earht. persons shall receive no more
than 50 worth 81 goods per mouth for ont.do0r
relief and families Of s'x ni'd under shall re-
ccsc s. pcr , not H., A!sG .at Wien ia an 0ySrsser
articles therein. Attarhea to q oill OF SllS from
DR.. NJ. 7. O'Clcary, Of Lcmont. was request
for religious reading matter for inc slrls pSor'
In accoF9ance VIII ts op'niot o. C9untAt
Town Supervisors 81 per tnP VI ten hours for
services rendered as Overscers Of tic Poor.
, 1879-03-15

II. u. Thereau, says d writer In Tho Eoatnn
Herald. waa onee calied upom BY Mrt, 4, ~.
Emerson, whose tlowsr.garslen was being
scratched up by The hens, to help devise some
r!an to prevent further damage. After = con-
stteratlon Ut Tho way4 nEd means, Mrs. EueF-
sou hit upon the cxpclisnt Ut putting linen
gloves upon the feet at thu galllnaccol.s Van.
dals. Thoscau, who hal Keen sense Of huInor.
restrained tha laughter which wus nearly chok-
Ink HIN, a.d graycly, under Mrs. Emesson's
direction, b4.taretl thu claws Ut the asscnblu0
baruyar4 IN stout lluen cloth. For all hour or
90 tl,a fowls did no harm, aud tho Emerson
household waa greatly pleased: Finally there
Was beard an e1ultant crow. The rooster had
scratched through Ills haudagcs aud WAS tri.
usnphlny oyer his exploit. 'lhs hens followed
suit, aud Mrs. Emerson Mss raduced TO despair.
, 1879-03-15
VITAL STATISTICS.

THE ANNUAL nEronr ov TIE COMMISSIONER
or HEAlIN
was co1nt}etcd yesterday, aud from 1t tho fol-
lowing wns tatfen,
ra 1rn.,. lin tioHo 1, mt far .,,.tant xhcn III.
s"s.1 ,.'.,, 's "s',t.a ,ho ~.
sty fur moro liberal provision for scentfflc
Aull expert services, repeating the opiufon hero.
ttfore r.nrestcu hat lin Health Dcnortment
ol 80 larse estY shoa'l ~ aolc ~ secnre e'e
important hid hnd Information which an accom-
pltslett chemist allI mlcroscoptst could supply.
, 1879-03-15

las been nhed will highly bcncnc1al rcsulta dnrlng
tho rnst four years In hu yaruna toru,s Of dyspcp.
*n, Easlrsts, hausca, general liability, cunsump-
ton. etc, Kumyss ia aot medicine; II Is pleas
ant, wincltko beverage IN food mndo from milk,
peculiarly grateful 10 dnlcato stomach. Nothing
olsu niakes lca. aud hluod, and atrsncth % fast.
1t can 10 tafey Tclcd IN for tho rccuperaton OF
tosa cases Ut low vitality IN which medication Or
ordinary nutriel0n fat.f. ljGwarc Of Mutations,
Brsll tur pamphlet On sumyFs. A.Arcnd, cncnalat,
originator, l79 Madison street, Chicago.
, 1879-03-15
TIE MDNAEn ROBBERY.
CURIOUS SEQUEL,

Tho police hnvo not yet succeeded in arrest
ing the perpetrators OF the outrageous robbery
at the residence Of T. alcnanl. No, ~ Winthrop
place, which wns noticed In yesterdays paper.
The shock given Mrs. Monasl and daughter by
llse robbers was hardly greater than atreccvcd
by them when they read In yesterday 3 TRIBUNE
tsat Joseph Bertrand was tho principal, md ills
boon companion, John Joseph Qormai,, tlin
other robber. It will be remembered tint the
mrn put on masks the moment that Miss Me-
narl opened tho door, anl that wllito they wcro
In tho house only one Of them spoke. These arc
the only plausible reasons for, the stcuarda
not recognizing them. Joo Bertrand is q
near relattve Of tho family.-.a nephew, 1t "a
snfd,-anl has been OH OCCASIONAL visitor to the
house for years. Young German was nfso
l;nlwn TO them as his chum.
DeEtrand Is about Is years OF nge, md had
bccn employed until Thursday morning ns n
bell-hoy At Durke's European Hotel. lia was
smart and active n,ld, so fur as known, l1Dnc8t,
md was always considered good, faithful buy.
His narcnts reside Mt or near the corner
Is young slip Of q hoy, IS years OF agc, and
ratl,cr under size. lie Ii no relative to The Joe
German who figured no extensively ~ criminal
circles during tho past ycar: His father is tue
Adams street; brldsc.tendcr, md l'ycs at 4lo
with Bertrand At tho hotel, but aul. work
to 20 to school, and n Bllort Wltle
ago quit work 10 help Ills father ut
tho bridge, 30 that the latter would not bo re-
quired to hire man for tho aprlllg months
Neither Of the boys has eycr been arrested.
Bertrand obtaineG tug carriage. ns suited
yesterday, ut Bcardslcy Il Newtpn's llvery, ou
Randolph street. Once bcforu be obtained q
rig, representing TINT 1t was wanted by
guest Of thu house, and he gave hts
own name ID that Of tho guest.
The lii was settled when tho buggy
| was returned, and hence there was no hesitaacy
| In giving him q RIG when he asked tor one
| Thursday morning. II Is thought that tho boys
intended to leave town With oil tho plnNoer
they could gather together, as they had with
| them must Of their clothing, toWols, sonp, and
| combs, md black hottlu tllod with wntcr.
Tile first arrests madc By tho police vcrG
tl,reu boys nalacd Ed Brown, alias +" Brownie u
James a1augnn, n,ld John Kelley, each ol whom
lives tn the Vicinity oi Winthrop plAee. They
wcro Kept In custody for several hours,
ulul we.e shown to the Mnnartls nnd
| tho other witnesses Tor Identification,
but no onu recognized them, ani they
mcrc ultimately released. Kelley Is the son ol
| +. Kelley, Of No. :H5 LOOMS strcet, WHO tool
un ac iye part III soaring oil the robbers, and 1t
pursuing: ilctn across tl!o prairie, aud who WI:
the person sclcutcd b.. tho crowd to bring tsls
| horst nntl buggy 10 tho etnttun. Ttlp wrath O.
tic fatllrr wllc1l lle hearI thAt soma stupid pu
llccfnan hud arrested his son for the a1EalE, cat
better be tmngtned than described.
, 1879-03-15

Total... ........4, 500 17,798 8,0l0
This field Of sanitary work was almost !!un-
Tying results. ii tic tic sabseuce ot an any law
giving him authority TO- order tl!c Vnca-
ton Of unfnllabItablo buildings and to re-
fuss to lot them agatn be occupied Until
1t bis duty to net uudur tic act to meet The
emergencies Of IN ephtrntc, since domicles.
without the energetic and ylgtlant attention Of
sanitary authorities, became nurscrlcs OF overy
form Of contagious disease Aud Of perpetual
epidcmIcs, anA thus always stood as d great
menace to tl!c publlc safety and health. During
thu year 11,G3U formal n0tlros wcrc served on
ownaEs, ngcnta, or tenants to ntlato nu!sances,
nlid S0l suits wero brought wllcFe notices TO
remedy Of, abatc had not been promptly OBJ
served. Ho would prescut to the Council tic
draft of m ur1iiauce, ur tenement house law
which would give tho Department direct and
full control Of the sanitary arrangements an1
conditions Of thcsu houses Of tho laboring
classes.
Referring to tho regulation Of offensive
trades, he nd7erts at sotno !ungth to tho
sLAuGHTER1sa AND RENDERING BUSINESS,
and tells what Inns been done to re[cye the pco-
pie Of the nuisance which has Inflicted them for
within ono milo OF The limits thlrty-two pork
packlng-houses, twelve catt1e-s!au.hterIng-
houses, sevon casing mauulnctorics. thirteen
houses for exclusive drying OF fertilizers, threo
slaughtered 48aflny tl!e. year 5,0G2,748 llegs,
oS3,9 91 cattle, and f8f go sheep, which yfcluel
l43,297, ,o7O bounds Of: blood, bones, etc., for
l!sllmcnts had been getting oflal from all Uvcr
tho country. which Is brought lore IN cars
thousands u tons Of fctid material arriving
every month. There nero :s03 rendering tanKs
each. Marcl, /, tic Town Of Lake issued an Or
der thAt not a. pound Of animal matter
should be brought within It's limits for the
, 1879-03-15
RaE.EAfMEh1

Or. rFlce's Crcam Baking Powder /. BY eminent
chemiats dceidcd to be the best. Never sold In
bulk.
, 1879-03-15

WHERE We kRE-WtiAT We OFFER.
Wo have jaat occupied our immense new stnres,
Wabash ayonuo ant MoA!ne street. Our tate ad-
dttlons In tho carpet. furniture, md wnll-paper
lines maka thss Tin n,nst cump!eto atock fn Tho
West, HuyeTs HGeeei greater Inducements than
eYrF. Caicaso Carpet Company.
, 1879-03-15
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

: ehermao. a.. o,u.,,
W.J' bov'e, dcacan' nss" ~ '''. D'1" '''"s'
10 hfce'ste'eo ~ ''o ''''"s"' :,
The Hon. James herr1tSton, stato ochatoF
from Geneva. ILL.,. Is agucst OF tho fremont
The lion. neney ,,.a'I. rosn'.', ~. . :" nol, ."o
Second Minnesota District, u Aguest OF tile
shcru,nn
The Hon. N. l.. Ioslyu, State Senator from
woodstocx, ILL.,, Ia one Of tic guests Of tho
1femone
II. NJ. Townsend, General Passenger Agent Of
tte Wabash Linz, and Lewis Williams, t]encfat
suncr,ntcndcnt Of Tho CINCINNATI, Hamilton It
Ossss. usI1ra.a 49,. ~ ti,c pac1nc.
~, "... .,..a.r =. oh..,vcd hv
Inc Temperature Ss.ts;"5' 80, 10 eTn,n.,s.
Msnasse, opttcfan, Ss Madison btFeet ttH'bone
Builtlinr> was at =. N. II deE.: l0 a. No., IL;
..sa NJ. oab5: ~. NJ. ao,59.
Al T. HIT @s'''' - 'A'' s'
.Mcssrs, PanueFcooK q Io'' u .h's sltJ. "aso
complied and published complete Illustrated
guide to Lead7ilc. Col Tue pampl''et eon'a'oa
aJl that the most inqusit!ve might desire to
Lnn~ ahou, thc nav rnInIur settlement and is
f,,1 ~ onrrsv,no.
Aa' "
Tho Hon. ". c. Burchard, Ex-Governor OF
Fnatcrn Honduras, delivered 3 lecture last
ni1ht before tho Academy o. Sciences, ut tic
ronms No, 900 Wabash avenue, upon "Twenty
80. i. u.,1,-o., . da..r,n,lor n Tin ronntrv
n Its nhrsfrnis aoctaf. nolittcaI, aud religious
aspectsn N''
The tueE'pointera held meeting a. 20;
Clnrk street, and organized unson iot tho
purpose Of assisting thy bricRlaSefa in helr
strike for $e.50 on md after AprtF !. Machacl
Sullivan WAS chosen fFcsidSnt and James
ThoMpso9 Secretary; Ihc! WI! no'a ,aa ano1''c1
n1ess'is t.'u"' "'ea.'s w.
About fifteen Of tho briek mannlactafsafS r. OF
1rsteraay afternoon, Ind had a private talk In
fseo,a ~ nrcsa for ihe coming active building
seSsnn. M iieciston was arrived at, although
thrrc 1xasa pencraf feeling tllat tho price Of
S bricS " would 70 adyauco with ihe increased de-
1dnnd.
1Daao. ,,x.,,,r , ,.,n ,,.,,b,a ;,
asct aSea b1 e. essy fa away from
10 ifont o. 10 H. Not.u Iii, G'aaA "' an~
south. Tic sehicle "as nauly "fegHea' G mna ss'u
stfcct-cnr somewhat GantnEtu; ~ sulny aSy
team were cauGht " olllccr naisef oc1oe" "o''e
@n1 1"1 "Ast oA"'oa1,
The Iradc niltl LABOR tounci1 hs!a tsEaInI ESI
meeting last evening ~ NO; C,afk stseet, sat"
dodratcr n a9 ena Inc tfst q c ,e eor
problem was brought up ior aiscussloni ann na ~ ~
was decided TO print M EXTRA M % nnmnsr q , tle re-
pert Of tue Cmmitscs, .raa ao Goa az roiea
s'.Sf susness. ssa0'as''0R 'A's' ''''' ''A''N'
nr uondlcv. WIN ts attending tho Young man
Chnrle. Christianecn, who Was stabbed Sunday
niaht by Nike Murphy, reported last cycnin,
t;on thonp nt INV time stncet occurrarec. Thc
iii ,mntr ia flTict1 with rlottcd blood. but he
hcars ann m 90 Tcli tint the Doctor cntcrtains
hts offorts shonia nrnye st,ccessIuf tic younr
- LIZ, ~ wy. nansarv - HmoH ,rili h. insurrI 7
We" 's~s' ..,-., :. u,..
ouaftsss yesteray Ss fIom csp l. It. linson IL
command Ut Fort stapton, Iexas. lncY nn-
nouncc the roturn of Lieut. Winston from
, 1879-03-15

nr. D'upgt.. iiscoyuf Ut tho ctnchonA cnss for
drunkeuaess, cures al! Cases. ]ioous IL Palmer
llOass,