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houses, even in the bealthiest districts. Let
our" energetic housekeepers then begin their
onslaught upon the cellars and drains. Spare
neither time nor money in perfecting the ar
rangements for removing oil refuse of the house
completely away from it, and for the regular
ventilation of every department After these
things are done, sweep out your dust. put on
your paper or whitewash, (proyded the plas-
ter below is clean) and polish your door-knobs
to your hearts content. Nicely is pleasant to
the eye though not essential to the health. Ii
afterwards you keep the windows open, and let
the sunshine into every room, you will in all
probability be done with drugs and doctors bills
for the rest of the year.
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5noex 10 Aoperiieements.

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DRAMATIC INCIDENTS.

Miss Annie Pixicy continues TO act, at the Standard
Theatre. as Miss.
Mr.. Woolett will read at Chckertng Hall this after.
noon, selections from Hiawatha-"
Mr. Grau's Opera Company be heard at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, tomorrow afternoon. In "Le Pre-
aux Clercs."
Mr.. Gouge's Benefit. at tho Union Square Theatre,
Thursday afternoon, merits the practical attention
or play-g0ers
Edwin Booth, at Booths Theatre, Will act OtheHo,
Thursday night, Bertccio Friday night, and Ia0s
nc the Saturday matiuee.
MISS Thompson and Miss Stebbns will give ono Of
their characteristic dramatic recitals. Thursday
afternoon, ut the Haines Buihiing, In Fiith-ave.
Mr.. Daily describes the play which he viii pro.
duce his theatre next Saturday nghtentitlcd Tue
Way We Liye,"-as "a contemp0raueous comedy Of
society is and might be-" The sale Of begins
to-day,
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Mr.. s. p. AVERYS PICTURE-SALE.

Seventy-three oil paintings by French, Ger.
Belgian artists, belonging TO Mr. g. p Avery,
exhibition at the Leavitt Art Galleries, No.
sI7 Broadway OF Twelfth-st whore they 10
seen, day and evening" free OF charge They win be sold
at auction Thursday evening, April q. BY Mr.. r.
Somervlle and the advertisements give the usual as.
surance that the sale will be without reserve.
Tho collections which Mr Avery makes and dispersea
every year composed Of pictures selected with
great and astuteness meet the wants certain
class OF people, who, among othor have
thsha' in champagne horses dress ana furniture.
in art they know exactly what they want. aud are
troubled by no vaGaries or m:sgivngs. BY long ex-
pericnce In minsterng the of this rch uxu-
rious sken society," Mr.. Avery has acquired remark
able dexterity in hitting s taste to hair; he may al.
most be said to have produced by sort Of breedngn.
andn, perfect fshonabemarket picture. Just a. the
marketgardeners have, by infinite painstaking PRO.
duced strawberry that shall bear the iong Of hun.
dred miles Of railroad and the breakfast table OF
the citizen looking. least, like strawberry even II
neither tastes nor smells like II any one were to
offer TO certain class Of citizens picture by au
artist perhaps not often quoted In tho art
yet having such qualities as beauty of conception or
treatment OF feeling. tender sentiment, poetic
fancy. Imagination. tdesty these gentlemen, and shall
We say these ladies' would be as nuch surprised the
verdancy OF the ofercr as they would DO were he 70
propose TO them span OF horses which, with the quail
Ties OF sound Wind, speed genll meas and metle. had
the absurdty 10 be at the time picturesque They
would not have picture that picturesque any
than thcy would havo Buccphaus himself II he Of
color. ~
The subjects Of these pictures are, almost without
ception suited to please the people for whom they are
intended. They not poets. thor. deal only with
things polio aud with human beiags whom 10 u noe
tedious TO the mind wearing the feel6xs TO tnnk
about There "a rcsling here 70 disturb The bHptsae
dow Of small talk In The drawtnsseer nor - draw
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MUSICAL NOTES.

At the benefit concert which is to be given
Mr. Franz Rummel tomorrow evening at steinway
Hail. besides the Bach concerto for four pianos and the
Rubnstein quintet for plano and wind instruments.
which have already been announced. the programme
will include songs by Mrs. Swift. Miss Hennc siguor Del
Puente and Me-. Christian Fritscb; and Mr.. Adopne
FISCHER the distInguisued Belgian vtooncest and Dr.
James Caulheld, organist, will play.
At Mr.. Mackaye's second concert at the
Madison Square Theatre, which will take place to-
morrow afternoon. Miss Emma Thursby will make her
first appearance here this Another feature will
be the playing OF the Mollenhauer family. They viii
give the schunlann quintet op A. Schubert trio and
Haydn's variations on the Austrian National hymn.
MISS Julia Christin. cOnrato will alsc appear for the
first time in this city.
A concert will be given at Soeinway Hall
the evening Of April 10 for the benefit Of the Italian
school In Loonardst The concert has been organised
by sgnor Campanin and will contain number Of fec.
lures OF exceptional interest," large number Of artists
have volunteered their services well several OF
the best known the city. Among the par
ticpans are Miss AMMO Louise Cary Mile de Belocca,
Nine. Ambre. Mrs. Swift. Miss LOwerre, Miss Sheppard,
Miss florence Copleston, Sig Campannl Sig Brgnoli.
Moderate and Sig DAura.
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- Prince Bismarck has rendered his resignation
as Chancellor of tho German Empire. - The re-
port of Mahmoud JAMS death was untrue.
DOMEsrIC-Colored cadet Whitaker was mutt
lated by masked men at the West Point Academy
yesterday morning - The Court Of Appeals has
decided the canal suit of the State against Belden,
Deniscn & Co. in favor of tho defendants - An
uninstructed delegation to Chicago will be probably
chosen by the Connecticut Republican Convention.
= An express train was thrown from the track
near Springfield, Mass. - The Patti ibol case IN
ST. Louis has boon dismissed.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-The Coroner was called to
investigate the death of Mrs. G. L. Deutsch. -:
Hart led in the walking match. THE formation
of the now Republican Central Committee attracted
much attention. - DR.. Peabody and DR.. Os-
good delivered addresses Chanping. -
w. E. Sawyer was committed to prison. -
A deputy sheriff was shot in Brooklyn. - The
Methodist Conference. continued their sessions.
- Chastine Cox and Pietro Balbo m
formed that the final decision of the Courts was
against them. - The alumni of the College of
tho City Of New-York had dinner. - Gold
value of the legal-tender silver dollar 412i2 grnnsl
6703 cents. - Stocks dull and lower. closing
weak.
CoNoRIss. I'm the Senate the bill to retire non
commissioned officers wns considered. and also the
Ute agreement. - In the House the Naval Ap.
preparation bill was reported, and the Army bill was
taken up for debate.
TIE WEATuBR.-TRIBUNE local observa vations in
dicate clear or partly cloudy and colder weather
Thermometer yesterday: Highest. 57o lowest. Ale;
average 473so
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amusemsnts amo Meciimss Co. Night.

ACADEMY OF Rfusc-' L,s Huguenois."
-BJOU OPERA HOUSE," ages Ago aud "charity Begins
at Home"
BooTH's THEArRE-" Rich ,rd III"
DAILY 3 THRArRn-2 and "The Regal Middyo
FIFTH AVENUE TnEATRE-2 and 3 " Hearts OF OAK
MApIseN SQUARE THEATRE" Hazel Kirke."
NEW-YORK AQBARIUM-2 and 8: Circus.
NIBIo's GARDES-2 and Minstrels.
PARK THEATRE" Little Detective"
SAN FRANCISCO MISsrRELls' OPERA HoUsE-Variety
STANpARD iHEATEE-" Miss"
UNION SQuARE THRATRE"Tne Two Orphans"
WALIAcK's THEATRE" To Marry or not TO Marry"
AMERICAN lEsTITUTf-2 and 8 : Barnum's Show.
,CHICKERINO HALi<-33U p. Recitals 8: Lecture.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsGN-Aunuil Exhihition
No. 845 BROADWAY --SOce'y Of American Artists
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RnYlness Noiires.
" ALDERNEY BRAND '

"ALDERNEY BRAND"
Fuy always CoNna6EB MILK
DIruTIEIiIA-Free to any diphtheria suf-
fereri bottle Of FARIctM. The snoiher of Pain win
be given person having diphteria and unable 10
pay iiphtherla districts In Russia by the Russian
{oyernmcnt Unfn.ng for diptheria catarrh
coughs, co Us, neuralgia. rheumatism.
TnE FAalcUM COMPANY. lO3 East 27th.st
IMPORTERS AND Exporters will find facts and
gures vane IN TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor
1880 Price % cents Sold by newsiealers.
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous prostrail0n,
and all OF genera. debility particularly resulting from
pumrnary cnmIaNts relieved bv taking MRNsMANS PRPToN
zED BREr TOXIC TIE only prepartinn heel conanng its
prietors. Fifth HO'c Building aud Gtlave cortfer
S9h-st; also 1872 Thames st.. Newport. r. L.
500, 900 CRAZE VINES.
Onor and Conc ,rd Crane Vines old fresh from
Spee1s Vineyard Psssc MI ordera taken for one vine
thousand delivered anywhere in the city.
ALFRED SPEgR, Office "a Warren.st.. New-York
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not above the petty vanity Of being considered
"a very fine young man." The differences Of
race and temperament are shown by their
moods and sayings on receiving the news of the
action of the Court. One thing they have in
cOmmon-a foudness for color in dress and
surroundings, which they share with their
warm Southern blood.
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surroundings, which they share with their
warm Southern blood.
The resignation of the German Chancellor is
not to be taken seriously. He has resigned sew
eral times in the course of fifteen years. ana
only employs the menace as means OF forcing
his associates to allow him to have his own
way. In the present instance, bill for stamp
ing postal money orders has been rejected IN
the Bundesrath by m1jority of two votes
This is the Federal Council or Senate appointed
by the Governments of the States and vested
with the privilege of framing, but not with the
power of enacing laws. Bismarck's threat will
undoubtedly lead to a reconsideration OF the
vote. The incident is significant as illustrating
the Chancellors arbitrary temper. He will not
be opposed now even in the smallest details.
The outrage upon the cOlOred cadet at West
Point is utterly abOminable The young fel-
low, whose only crime is the skin which his
Maker gave him, is found on the floor in the
barracks, bound hand and foot, with one ear
cut off and the other Gashed, and his head
bruised. His story is that three masked men
entered the room during the night, jumped
upon him, choIled him, and finally tied his feet
to the bcdstcad. One Of them then remarked
that the proper thing to do was to mark him as
they do hogs in the South. So they then got to
work at his earsl General Schofeld must 90
to the bottom of this business If the three
men who did this thing are cadets they need to
be branded with the words Coward and Bully"
The rumor- -mongcrs iii London, having filled
all the Cabinet vacancies to their own satisfac-
ton are now chattering about the succession
in Dublin and India. This species of industry
is us useful in its way as the ingenuity of the
leading journal in furnishing the new Govern
ment with foreign and domestic policy ready
made and warranted to wash. All such efforts,
as the current phrase goes are entirely TOO
previous. The most important election news
comes from Ireland, where the Home Rulers
are making gains at the expense OF Liberals
and Conservatives alike. For example, in Kill
dare they Oust n Liberal, and in Tippcrary a
Conservative, and in Cork member Of each
party. Upon the last mentioned constituency
our late itinerant guest, Mr.. Parnel, has forced
himself at the last moment and been elected
with John DAILY. His purpose in cOntesting the
seat was to defeat Liberal, and it is probable
that similar attempts will be made in other
Irish districts during the week. The Liberal
successes of last week have astonishcd and
alarmed the Home Rulers. They were anxious
to defeat the Government but had no expccta-
tion that the Liberals would be strong enough
to dispense with the votes of the Irish faction.
They are now aiming TO deprive enough Lib
erals of seats to make the third party power
in the Commons, and thus to wrest concessions
from the majority.
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IFITSL Second Third. FOURTH FIN. Sixth SevntA
IFITSt I0ecOTII INITN FUUTLT WIW otIIV oeV IIn
Blaine 2S5 290 293 299 2SO 3US 30l
BrisOw. -. ll3 ia 121 129 ia Ill 81
COnkng... 90 93 90 81 ~ 81 -.
Hayes. 6l G4 81 6S lOl lib 384
Harranft.. 6S 63 50 II 90 so -.
Jewell. IL 49,. -. 80. 49,. 80. -.
Morton .... 12l 120 1l3 los Us S5 $50.
Wheeler -. ....
WashDuIne l 80.
Total....I 75i 73l 75e 754 754 764 1853

It might be prudent for Mr.. Tiden to discharge
Finley and hire Pelton over again.
For spontaneous boom the Third Term boom
needs an uncommon amount of coaxing.
The vote shows that WeaverSm is only another
name for Democracy.
1t is to Secretary Sherman's credit that he not
only frankly avows himself a candidate, but delib-
eratc ly constructs platform so that the country
need have 10 doubt as to what he stands on.
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Pelton to Finley: Inlm of purpose. Give
ame the cphersl I"

A little coored girl on Long Island who at
tempted to poison farmers family by season.
ing their tea with Paris green, knows how she
came to do it. She locked through hole in
the fence when two men were being hanged for
murder. Moral Stop up the holes il the fence
when q hanging is going on. Otherwise dont
hang the man.
Since his burial under the infamy Of the cipher
DISPATCHES, Mr.. Smith NJ. Weed has been pur-
suing bis devious political methods apart from
the public gaze, but now that Presidential
election draws near, aud Copenhagen" has to
be dispensed, Mr. Weed will again seek the
sbright sunlight of publicity" at the head of q
emit delegation " for Mr.. Tiden in the coming
State Convention.
The bottom has fallen out Of the People vs..
Denison, Belden g. Co. For six years the law
ycrs have been bleeding the State, and now the
Court of Appeals has sustained the action of
the Supreme Court in discharging the referees
and ordering new trial. The most important
of the canal suits brought by the Senate under
Governor Tiden's administration ends in utter
collapse. The decision of the Court is said to
indicate great differences of opinion on the part
of the judges There is only one opinion in
regard to the permanent value of Governor
Tilden's Reform policy.
The Court Of Appeals has taken away the
few slender strands of hope which were left to
Balbo and Chastine Cox, and brought them face
to face with death. OF the two the negro
makes the better figure. He takes his fate
calmly and seriously, and Is no longer willing
TO pose before the public as brave man. His
c.mp,risn, the Italian. is more hippant, and is
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NKw-YORK--No. .23s broadway. corner Thirty
fIsf-st.; No. sos West Twonty-thrd-st. corner
Eiehth-ave, No. 7GO Third-ave., corner Forty
ttvenih-st.; No. S2 Fast FOurteenfh-st., corner
triCn-souare No. 1886 Fonrtl-avo. (Harlem.i
NAsHINGTOS-NO. 1922 Fist.
IONDON--No 26 i'edford-st.. Strand
pARIS-NO o fne Serbs.
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TnE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be- ready this morning
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Nsau'Uoxt Dssilu Griba,ate.
FOUNDED 5Y HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL z. 1880.
TIE NEWS THIS MOANING.

FoRErGN.-The Liberal gain in Parliament is G5.
. Mr.. Parneli has been elected in Cork City.
. Prince Bismarck has rendered his resignation
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1T all Donnelys fault. He never yet took posi-
ton in the political field that there did not straight
wav arise from that particular spot stencil OF un-
endurable puuReucV,
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as Chancellor of tho German Empire. - The r
port of Mahmoud Jams death was untrue.
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correspondent asks Ior the numDcr OF deiegates
in Republican National Convention Each State
has delegation twice the size of its electoral vote
which makes the total vote of the States iu Con-
vention 73S. There are ninc Territories. each of
which has two delegates, making the total vote of
the Convention 756. A majorIty-379 votes-is re-
quired for a nomination. The same correspondent
asks for the seven ballots of 1876. They are given
below:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-27
Summer Pee Unearthd its Causes Explained and Some Timely Advice
to

to Avoid it.


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Kidneys and These
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rhsh but the Itrpmt of tM bhyrueue heat
TheeiO ean lOekn
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-27
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
The Market.
MONDAY EVENING, July 20, 1880.

MONDAY EVENING, July 20, 1880.
The weather continues warm and dry.
The rivers are falling at all points and
steamboats, men are now on the look
out for low water, but no serious difficulty
is anticipated for several days yet. Taking
the year through, river men have very little
to complain Of Navigation during last
winter, to St. Louis, was only closed two
weeks by ice against more than two
months of the previous year, and as yet,
no time has been lost on account Of low
water.
Business in all branches Of trade con-
tinues quiet and dull. Buyers only take
what is absolutely necessary IN their bust
ness and sales cannot be forced. There is,
however, very little surplus of any com
modify on the market.
Sales Of tobacco, although not so active
as the season would warrant, are fair and
prices obtained give good satisfaction.
FLOUR-vey quiet All grades be-
low xxx, are drug in the market, The
choice grades are in fair demand to fill
orders.
HAY-There is no sale at all for low
grades. The demand for choice is fair and
receipts light.
CORN-We note scarcity of both
white and mixed. The demand is small
and prices steady
OATS-The demand is only to supply
the immediate wants Of the order trade
Receipts are small and there is no surplus
offering.
MEAL-Steady and unchanged
Prices rule firm.
BRAN-Dull. Plenty offerning and
only limited demand.
BUTTER-Some demand for choice,
but common is over stocked and very dull
EGGS--We note an improvement il
both market and prices since the change tc
cooler weather.
| CHICKENS-Choice large young chick
ems are in steady demand at fair prices.
FRUIT-Nothing doing of consequence
Grapes and peaches are about the only sell
ing varieties.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-27
E. B. LAKELY,
1T is the Only Thing"
PEEKsKlLL. N. Y. Anril

=, PEEksKlLL, N. Y, April IS 1880.
Messrs' II. Ii. Warner & Co.,
Eents-My wife has been suffering for
the past five years from the results of q
premature birth, and during that time she
has been under the doctors care and treat
ment, for disease peculiar to the female
sex, and generally named as falling of the
womb. After thorough examination the
doctors finally concluded she had inflamm-
ton of the bladder, and changed their
treatment accordingly but as before with
out helping her in the least We at last
despaired Of her ever being any better, and
after expanding an enormous amount of
money-gave it up. But little while ago
one of your pamphlets having been left at
my house, and her symptoms being so &C.
curately described therein, we concluded to
try your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and
| can truly state that after five years of
faithful trial of physicians, this is the only
thing that has done her the least GOOD.
Sincerely, G.E. WooD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-27
GENERAL ITEMS.

GENERAL ITEMS.
Stage OF river 20 feet inch de-
cline Of inches in the last "a hours.
Col. Leland is still on deck.
The John B. Maud was light for St
LOUIS.
The Golden Crown follows the Golden
City from Cincinnati.
The Grand Lake went south Sunday
with four loaded barges.
The Arkansas Belle reshipped largely
here for the south Sunday.
The City of Greenville was about half
loaded for Vicksburg.
The Annie P. Silver will add largely
here; probably fill out here.
The Golden City now due, is bringing
barge rs, belonging to the "Red line"
The Sam Roberts cleared Sunday for
New Orleans. She had light loaded barges.
The Future returned to st. Louis yes
terday, leaving two of her barges here as
lighters.
The Andy Baum and Paris c. Brown
had comfortable trips for the Ohio riv-
er.
The tow boat Jacob Heatherington is
laid up here, awaiting the resumption of
business.
The Stanard came il last night, and
coaled at their own yard, in the vicinity Of
Mound City.
The j. d. Parker was behind time,
and declined to take much here. She got
away early yesterday morning.
The Idlewlld did not come through
Saturday, She reshipped at Paducah, and
the Belle brought her trip through Sunday
The Paddy Kelly, Mathew Clark's
favorite tow boat, has been chartered by
the Mitchell to take her odds and ends to
Cincinnati.
The Robt. Mitchell has LAID up here
She re-shipped her passengers by rail, and
the j. D. Parker will probably take hel
freight on her return from Memphis.
AS the Ohio river recedes, the prospect
| for an increase in river business from here
improves. Small boats will soon be en-.
gagged in the trade to Louisville and Gin
cinnah.
Capt, Branch, superintendent Evan
vile and New Orleans barge company, ar
rived yesterday by rail, expecting to
catch the Roberts He left on the evening
train, backed for New Orleans direct
The Golden City evidently is in trouble
somewhere. She is behind time about for
ty-eight hours The Ohio is getting thin
and we expect the irrepressible Hegler has
STUDDED his toe.
-Colorel Chas. NJ. Howe deserted his
post Sunday and skipped out on the City of
Greenville, Capt "Bill" Rely, to meet his
meet his wife and son Chester, who are
oming home on the W. P. Halliday from
New Orleans. The Halliday should be in
port some time to-day,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-27
II Advise all to Try It."

LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., April 16, 1880.
Messrs. II. II. Warner & Co.
| have been troubled more or less, for
the past six years with Inflammation of the
bladder. About two years ago it assumed
chronic form, and my suffering was great.
| consulted the best medical aid in the
country and expended large sums of money,
but only found temporary relief. con-
cluded to try your Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, and after taking only half
a bottle found | was benefited. | have
now taken four bottles, and have experienced
permanent relief certainly advise all to
try it. JOHN BRANDON,
Supt Brandon & Kirmeyer Brewing Co.