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ton, If this is true, and we have no rea.
son to doubt the verasity OF our informant,
the city council should no longer neglect
to furnish the companies with the necessary
hose for which they have so long and in,
effectualy begged. The engines of our
various companies are in tip-top condition
and the only thing they stand in need Of,
in order that they may do effectual work at
fires, is a sufficient amount Of hose that can
be relied upon. Should a fire Of any dimen,
sions occur in tins city while our compan-
les arc thus unsupplied with the necessary
hose, the blame the council would receive
would not be very flattcring to that body
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WHY WE DIDN'T BE-ORGANlZE
BETHEL LODGE

DidI over tell Won how we wont to
Bethel to arpapl2e odye OF Worthy
Tomnia,.t Mo- We'll we Mad some tinc
hotnro turned our iodge of Good Tom.
nl,,." in,oY iodgn If "Northy T.mnl,r.n
,ho., ,I, dia,ronIe between thn now and
nli lnir, hnirg tha niyilaga thr now ,nn
r.,, nf ,,riul,in'r swnn, c;6nr Tn. IN a.
n.i.,hI,,,,ood romno.ca or hui, ,p,r,.,r.
80 1oo,,at ~, mall urivaloyc
Opo Gentleman who nonred wine AT his
thinner. from, a ,yroat nitcher ,s trpc,y "a.
,,hcr. 4, watar wished native wine in
cInd.d with cider mi. after homo duI,
l,,si3,,,j was vnrcd aovo and no ~
NOM. nnt.,le ,ha S,cien, f., TIN. day
R,,hol had hoard NJ A,r chance in our
nan,,anl law. and dncidcd Thar thrir cider
nra..o. shonId mo- longcr hn allowed T., ,u.t
ay,., pnJn, her shnds hut he brou INT ON,
o,5h,rnighod mn Inv grindipy and nros,ino
mo f,icn fr,m the .iennctiug. and Russot,
aIn.JoI,, ,inoninn i, thn Antn,,, ann
I,n,' AtIiyon thn Wnrthv GRAND caun
,,,", ard ;n,i,n,i ne 70 81, nnt and ro,rg,n.
;,o mnw Thcw reonl.r mcr,ino comr an
w,a.a.'in,. ,;nh, =, ,ho r,II ,,,,n ~ Gam.
.,n,H'l, ,n1o,, ,Tns ..iin,ho1u,,n
, III ,nar,g .r,%n, ,".m,, hy,as thc
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u''''" l',,r' hin,
NV ~" S',," "G ,InnI;I ~" ,.;,,, n,, .,,.j
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-23

was the Worthy GrSnd's wife and as short
and fat, as he WAS long and slim, Her ro-
quest beng granted she jerked herself
across the aisle and up to person and said
"Sster Betsy Smith told me yesterday that
you should have said my dattar Lzzy Ann
wasn't tit to be in the lodge, an want ter
know Ell you did say So The answer
came clear and determined, 81 did say so,
and say so now
While the first woman, Mrs. Tate, was
speaking, younger one, who proved to be
Liazy Ann, walked up and with an ominous
tirmncss about the mouth and dangerous
glitter in her eyes fell into position at her
side, No sooner had Mrs Allison gwen her
answer than she fell to the floor, stricken
down by the sinewey arm OF Li2zy Ann. At
this the tall, wiry Allison started to his
wItcs aid and Lizzy AIMS husband, the
squattest, most bow-lcgged specimen mag
Unable sprung to her side, which brought
the two men together Silence reigned for
moment, but only for moment. The
late presiding officer snatched his wife mp,
turned, and without moving feature, with
out any apparent motion except that of drop
ping his great brawny fist on the little
mans head, doubled him up sensclcss on
the dusty floor This was the signal for
general melee. The Tates and the Alls0ns
were old families, and the company related
to each, in about equal proportions, they
accordingly took sidcs. Little Tate was
dragged outside to find his breath, and this
took some Of both parties ont into the
moonlight where the scrimmage continued
Talk about rustic innocence and good ma
| tue They screamed and scufi1ed like mad
two of the men rolled under our horses
feet frightening them so that they broke
loose and ran for home, Fortunately one
Of our party had escaped from the house by
jumping from 4 window ana was able to
head them off by cutting across field, thus
saving US a long wax The way those wo-
men and girls pitched into each other was
astonishing. They seemed to be bent on
paying of old scores in some cases, and in
others slapped and pulled each
others hNr in the widest manner.
seemingly without any motive After much
pushing and many lodges to avoid the
blows falling around, reached the outside,
where found one Of our men holding two
girls at arms length, ccurng them ON the
atrocity Of hgh;ing--they, all the time
struggling to reach each other and making
threats Of what they would do to each other
when at liberty. by this time some Of the
men had begun TO fire off their revoIyers in
rather promiscous manner. and our party
being now all outside. We started for home,
too much astonshed for talking, except one
poor soul who time and again calculated
what shame"
The one picture which fixed itself in my
mind wa, the tall man standing bolt upright
laying the little fellow over with SO much
case.
need hardly tell you that Bcthel Lodge
was not reorgau'2od, or that The cider mills
are still under the bee sheds. JAMIE.
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T0-DAY'S PROGRAMME

WHICH Will RE OBSERVED BY THE MEpl
CAL ASSOCIATION.
THIRD DAY--MoRNING SESSION, 8 O'CLOCK
Report Of standing committees continued
Diseases Of Children -Drs. w. y. Green
G. F. Thompson.
Climatolugy DIS }, McLane, F. NJ Az.
new, j T. Foster.
Ophthalmology -Drs. NJ w Cenden.
ming, A G. Williams l., D. Burgess.
Materia Medica-DrS J. |. Hale, s. G
Arnett, A, r, Halliday,
ToXicoIogy Drs L. II. Spencer, y, NJ
Webb.
Neurology A. b. Beattie
Discussion OF papers.
AFTERNOON SESSION, . O'CLOCK.
Election of officers AMI unfinished bust.
ness.
Address of retiring President, c. w.
Dunning, NJ, d Cairo, Illinois
Adjournment
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POLICE ITEMS

--JnO. Collins, white gentleman N lcis.
ure, who has Just served term in the city
Jail, was yesterday brought before Squire
Osborn on charge Of abusive language
Mr.. Collins made oath that he believed he
could not receive fair and impartial trial
in OSbom's court, and hence was taken be-
fore Squire Comings Squire Comings sent
Collins up tor the number Of days specified
in the ordinance for abusive language.
Officer Bunker preferred the charge against
him.
Mr.. G. A. Del}sun was yesterday found
by the officers in condition too full for
utterance, and being at the same time like
the Ohio river at this point. viz: noisy and
dirty at the mouth he was taken before
Squire Robinson and afforded a chance 70
deposit some Of his chink as save to the
wounded dignity of Cairo. But Mr.. De
Baum disappointed the expectations of the
court in this regsr)--he was man WHO
was above the carrying of "ilthy lucre"
about his shapely and honorable person.
and the Squire gave him ten hours to kiss
his friends good rye and make himself in
visible to our all-seeing police officers and
Cairo in general.
Jas William having forgotten that
in the flowers that wreath the sparkling bowl
FIJI adiera hiss snd poisonous serpent. roll"
did on yesterday, in the city Of Cairo.
county Of Alexander and state of Illinois,
drink spurious and vinous liquors, in
qualities So great that We became drunk
as fool and blind as bat Squire Rob
inson fined him one and costs.
Jas Atkins Observation-Disclosures
for abusing colored lady was brought
"bcIore the white people, which interpreted,
means Squire Robinson Five dollars and
cost, was the amount charged TO James and
Ecing a man of means the city was made
that much richer by the prompt payment of
the fine
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sclNNrIsrs Nh nlrrrN about lhe nnthol-

SCIENTISTS MAY DIFFER about the pathol
ogy of rheumaism,is origin and whether II
be hereditary, but wciragible testimony
proves that when tendency TO Il develop.
itself, llostcttcr's stomach Bittevs Is a re
liable means or subduing that tendency
Some OF the prescribed remedies for the
disease are decidedly Objectionable from
the danger attending their use, others are
utterly Intellectual the best, safest check l.
the Bitters This very obstinate malady,
the more cilGctualIy 10 overcome il, one
knows what terrible, what ccoselcss pain II
can mhict why then, should this afro.
cious often ratal complaint I've allowed go
gain Roadway through indifference to it.
earlies, symptoms, when a safe, long tested
and strongly recommended medicine pre-
sents Itself. In addition TO suggesting this
a means of relief 1t seems not inappropriate
to caution the rheumatic against exposure.
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NOW Will THIS no,

Five 10 Note Heads a, low as - per 900
Ten 10 Letter Heads as low as a. Is PEI
1909
Imperial Bill Heads as low as s? per
1000.
Bi,ls LAdlng a. low as So 50 per 1000
Envelop, and printing 81 80 to s. 50
per 1000
At T'uE BULLETIN Job office.
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Notice " hereby given mat VII heM the oAo"
my named err., al me time or.nN
stated Roy ih' porpe.' Oh correcting M
h''rn.r oi AnNHo9rI county; ih'hol'
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month WI. take advantage ~ the collector Ns'''
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
yesterday, Knox and Osborn; patent appeal
for Improvement In roasting ores; submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1.l-J,tdge Macarthur.
To-day. Baker agt. Babcock; verdict for plain
tiff for s402 20. Lewis, trustee, agt. Shepherd.
Mulkin agt Miles.
EQUITY C0URT@JudCe Hdgner.
Yesterday, Hutchinson vs. Simon: auditors re-
port conf1rmed. Tallmadge VS. Carrigan: audi
tors report confirmed. BetteS VS.. Carrico: pro
confesso. Kelly vs.. Stewart ct al; do.
To-day, SpafdS agt. SpaidS motion to restore
cause to calendar denied Smith agt Chapman:
decree for plaintiff for g. 1874 or In default sale
Hilton agt. Weston; investment by trustee
ordered Mcpherson agt Lowell: on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-J,tdge .Saen.
To-day, Kate White, Jenny Corcoran, Louisa
Blackburn, Annie Morrison and John Ton. va
grancy; bonds OR workhouse. James Powell.
loud and botsterous; S. or Is days. Susan and
Kate Dusenberly. vagrancy; bonds or 30 days
each. ChaS. Calhoun and John Crenell. do:
bonds or workhoase. Ada Perry, profanity; SIS
or ! days. Richard Murray. vagrancy; bonds
or 80 days. James Connors charged with
keeping his bar open on Sunday; $50. Jesse
G10bs obstructfng the sidewalk; $2-appeal
noted; bonds 500. George Booker, larceny of a
BOAT from John A. ]. Burnstein; restitution Or
dered. Celia Cole, threats to Annie Saks; per
sonal bonds to keep the peace. Louisa jackson.
larceny Of some clothing from Ida Dunnan: s.
Alice Taylor; assault on Betsy Robinson: IS.
Henry Hurer, larceny OF clock, bedSpread
and several other articles from VIM. Weaver.
SIX months in JAIL Cornetine Dudley charged
with asSaultfng Lewis B. POOre, by cutting him
In the leg with knife; six months In Italian
peal noted; bonds $500.
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE LATE "LIBERAL" ASSAULT CAsEs.-An cf-
tort was made yesterday afternoon to have
George Rowland. the man committed to lail for
assault In taking bundle OF papers away from
a neWshoy and tearing them up. in default OF
payment OF his fine $50, released. An offer OF
the line was made to Justice Thompson. who
committed Rowland but that Justice refusing
10 guarantee his releaSe-althOugh he was VIII
ing TO discharge his duty by writing a release
as IL was understood that he {NoWIanG would
De held for the assault committed on the 18th OF
March last, the fine was not paid, and the prls-
one was allowed to remain In Jail. SUBSEQUENT
~ NOWland was taken out of Jail by United
states Marshal /. c. O,Neal and carried before
united states Commissioner Fowler who ad-
mltted him to bail in the sum OF 1000 for the
assault committed on the agent of weekly
paper. on board the steamer City of Washing
ton while On Its way to this CITY, but falling TO
procure the required security he was committed
TO jail to await the order OF Judge Hughes trans
ferring him to the authorities Of the district of
columbia where, it is held the offence was
committed. '
BURNED TO DEATH.-NIrs Sisson. stepmother
Oh MI. r. L. Slsson, the proprietor Of the stage
me between Vienna and Fairfax Court House
on saturday last, While Iaboring under aberra
ton OF mind, threw kerosene oil on her clothes
ana then set fire to them SO burning herself
that she died from the effects In a very short
tlme.-Gdzette, 10Th.
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GEORGETOWN.

SENT HoME.-William Weivel, the young man
VINO VINO was injured by an accident upon canal
started for his home in Cumberland this morn
Ing, in charge Of his brother who had come from
that city for him.
CATTLE Observation-Disclosures and sales AFT Dro
VefS Rest yesterday, were as follows: 175 cattle
offered: 125 sold at to cents; 100 sheep sold at
to 81; $50 lambs, sold at to 9 cents: 80 cow
sold at $50 to $50,
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JOHN CLEVELAND, cOlored man. who was
empioyed as servant at the White House dur
ing PRESIDENT L1nc0lns term, set fire. to his
clothing. BEG and house, at Urbana O.. on the
night OF the 18th inst, the fifteenth anniversary
OF the ASSASSINATION, and was SO badly burned
that his death must follow He loved President
Lincoln, because, as he always claimed, eAbra.
Ram saved his race" and perhaps the horrors OF
the great Chief Magistrates taking Off preye1
rate, it would appear that the recurrence of the
10Th OF April had something to do with the old
servants strange act. Wv
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nave peen very deaf in both ears, so much
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noid written intercourse with me. also suffered
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mas exceeded my most Sanguine expectations
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The NORTHEAST WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION met
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committee and found that they were not favor
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
A musements. &C.. TO-Nigh&.

Amusements. &C.. TO.Night.
National THedteT.-Emma Abbott In Romeo
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Arlington TheGteT.-VarietieS.
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The NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB met last night
and the following committees were announced:
Executive, Col J. X. Thompson, Captain j. T..
Smith, General F. A. Carman, Major NJ. E. Urell
captain George y. Lamphere; finance, ii. w.
Brelsford. A. Ii. c. Richardson, q. z. Carson, j.
w. SanderSOn, W. II. Web .er; recruiting A. Ii.
g. Richardson; j. w. Sanderson, l. Karples, ).
NJ. Thatcher. VI. E. Uren, j. A. ii. Eager, j. II.
slime, +. c. kirkwood w. T.. Seville, I'll. W.
Brelsford. Allen Wright, james Campbell, DR..
Vim. Tfndall. Henry Barton. o. s. FirInan. ".
L. Post, VI. ~ Parker. George VI. Fillmore and
;. H. Merrill This organization numbers over
40 members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-21

SEWED CARPET LINING gives a softness and
elasticity to the tread. Use only that manufac-
tured OF Cotton and Paper. American Carpet
Lining Co. New York and Boston. Sold by all
Garrett Dealers =" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-21
CITY ITEMS.

PERFECTION.-Mrs. S. A. Aliens IDlprored
'pofld'S Hair RestOlel' always grateful and ben
ellclal to the human hair. One trial establishes
It's superiority and excellence. Over 10 years
the favorite preparation. Il cannot fail to re-
store gray hair 10 its youthful color and pro-
duce luXurlant growth. Your hair will cease to
fall, Dandruh quickly removed. beautiful
gloss and delightful fragrance Is given to the
hair Sold by Druggists, S1.25 per bottle.