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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-05


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Sober llnffIa5 hot Die Signatrren bon G.
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Pittsturgb, 8n,, benu Der Utarft lit pol BON
Jiatabmungen bes Namen @se2ane, anbers
5ile9itabirt, aber blefeIbe 2iuSipra4e.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
TIE THEATRE COMlQUE.

The combination of stars at the Comiquc
this week presents unquestionably not only
the most entertaining show that was ever
offered on the boards in Cairo, but the best
twenty-five cent variety in America tits II
remarkable fact that the very class Of talent
which commands nigh salaries in metropol-
itan theatres, where the schedule of rates
run as high as one dollar admission is
found on Walkers stage presenting an oio
and vaudeville equally rs good for one
fourth the admission. The Introduction OF
such talent now is an experiment on the
part of the managers of the Comique, and
the patrons of that theatre should give
them all the encouragement they deserve.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

Enterprise should be supported everywhere,
especially IN theatrical management, where
it involves such an expensive outlay.
Walker will be sure to succeed. James
.McAvoy and the Novelty Trio" lend add
tional attractions to the already excellent
bill Of last week. McAvoy is immense in
himself The Novelty Trio are rich
novelty. Their singing and acting are adj
mrable. Maurice and Ryan in their inim
liable specialties cannot be beaten. Their
acting IN conjunction with Wheeler and
Creeland is worth double the price of adj
mission. They are only portion of the
host of stars who are billed for the week.
Taken all IN all We do no hesitate 10 bet
that the best twenty-five cent show in
America is right here IN Cairo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

rather than kill the heart of the bud. 1t
was only when the flower was filled and the
heart covered with water, which was after
wards transformed into ice that the results
would he fatal to the fruit Hence, we
may yet hope for a plentiful crop Of dclici-
Gus fruits of every description
We some time ago mentioned the
presence of parsonage in this city common
ly called Crazy jimmy. Those who pretend
to know say that he is the identical man
who for a number of years has been an in.
habltant of the county poor house,
and that three or four weeks ago
he escaped therefrom and has
been in this city every since. But
wherever he may have CONT from is not
so much a matter Of consequence as the
fact that he is here and should be gotten
rid Of He is an Objectionable character,
crazy and full of lice, who lounges
alb ut upon the door steps OF
our up town people, and should
have the Immediate attention of Dr..
Wood or our city marshal. He has annoy
ed the people of the upper part OF the city
ever since he came to town, and, although,
the proper officers have been repeatedly no.
tilted of his presence, no steps have been
taken to rid the community OF him. The
people who are afflicted with his presence
are very indignant at the indifference the
authorities have exhibited in the matter,
and are by no means choice in their express
sions of disgust for the men who are APP
parently ncglcctins their duty in permitting
the fellow to roam at large.
AT noon Sunday last after services
were over in Kicks Colored Baptist church,
the whole congregation filed its way to the
stone depot wharf boat to witness the bap.
tism OF eight female and four male be-
levers Upon arrival at the river the
reverend gentleman, with busincss-like
air, donncd pair Of rubber boots with
high shafts and proceeded to explore the
river while the congregation filed the air
with praises Of God, as expressed in song.
Then the sisters and brothers, about dozen
in number, were, one by one, led into the
river by Rev Kicks and given a ducking.
To an rreligious mind the expression Of the
women's countenances, as they waded into
the cold water, was amusing but especially
was this so, as the cold water commenced
tickling their backs, and many were
the sinners who laughed outright OF
course the church knows us business full
well and it may be proper enough TO save
the soul from a hot hell by giving the body
a cold ducking but to a man
.up as high in the tree As we
are, the matter looks differently,
1t is miraculous, indeed, if some of the NO.
men did not contract deadly cold from
the ducking and from their standing upon
the bank in dripping clothes until the cere
mony was over and their death may be
only matter of iew days or weeks This
being the case, it might have
been as well had the idea
occurred to Rev Kicks, Of kindly re-
leasing his hold upon the women in order
that they might go-without much pain
and without the loss of time not only
straight to New Orleans, but also straight
to heaven with straight record.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
TIE ROCK PILE AGAIN.

Mr.. Editor:
| believe your crock pile suggestion,
made some weeks ago and lately again re.
vlved, to be most excellent one. A shed
should be built in the Jail yard, beneath
which large rock pile should be constant
~ kept and the breakers OF the law should
be required to earn their board by being
employed upon it from o'clock 10 the
morning until six in the evening
AZ 1t at present is, they are
occasionally required to clean
the crossings, in wet weather, but lounge
about in the jail at tie expense of the city,
doing nothing most of the time. The idle
ness OF these men is an encouragement 10
crime, while it is an expense to the CITY.
Possibly our city fathers desire to procur.
gravel for our streets, but even should thi,
be SO, broken up rocks could be put to most
excellent service, 1t is astounding to con
slider how few Of the fines that are assessed
are collected, and the cause Of it all is that
law breakers prefer to lounge about in jail
and be fed, than to work on the outside and
earn money to pay Nlcir fines. agreed
with you, Mr. Editor, when you said that
the caIaboose should be stripped of some
of its attractions, NIKE .
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Died, at her residence. March l4th, Mrs
Franziska, wife of G. Koch The funeral
will leave the residence (between Fifth
and Sixth streets on Commercial ayenucl at
. o'clock p. m, for st. Pairicl,'s church,
where services will be held over the re-
mains. A special train will leave the foot
Of Eighth street at O'Clock p m, carrying
the remains to Villa Ridge for interment in
the Catholic cemetery. Friends and ac,
quaintanccs Of the family are invited to at
tend.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
NOTICE.

All persons holding books belonging to
the Cairo Public Library are requested to
return them on Saturday March Goth, to the
library, and no books will be givcs out on
that day and for a short period after, until
the books in the library have been re-
marked, re-arranged, etc. and the cata-
logue verified. BY order Of the board of
trustees of the w. c. and l.. A.
Mrs. II. II CANDEE, Scc'y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
OBITUARY..

Lewis Norman was born January the
18th, 1915. and died at Thebes, Of typhoid
fever, March l9th, 1880, aged G5 years, |
month and % days.
Hence are we again admonishcd that we
must die, and the voice from the sacred
pages cries to us TO prepare to meet our
God. ALBERT RirTER.
Thcbes. March 18th, 1890.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
EASTER CARDS
Cunlings'.
NEW BAKERY.

Jno. Rees' new bakery, on Eighth street,
is headquarters for fresh baked BosToN
Brown BREAD and all the different kinds of
cakes and GRAHAM BREAD; also wheat and
rye bread. His shelves are supplied with
candies and confectioneries of all kinds.
Prices low, Saesroom opposite J. Walters
meat shop.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

WoRHlNoMEN. Before you begin heavy
spring work after a winter of relaxation
your system needs cleansing and strength
ening to prevent an attack of aguc, bilious
or spring fever or some other spring sick :.
ness that will unfit you for seasons work.
You will save time, much sickness great
expense If will use one bottle OF
Hop Bitters in your family this month.
Don't wait. Burlington lIawkcye.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT THE PLANTERS HOUSE.

Al Ihf PLANTERS HOUSE.
j. +. Marsh, ST. Louis; c. X. McWl!.
liams st. Louis; Pleus Chapman, Vienna
X, W. Lyon, Cincinnati; p. Davis, Upton
VILE Tenn, ". $. Dunn, Philadelphia;
Chas Weber, st. Louis; C. H. Call, Ulin;
Mrs. L. Powers, St Lous Miss Emma
Powers, st. Louis; Miss Mary Powers St
Louis; +. NJ. Gill; st. Louis Annie Well,
Grand Tower; Geo. II Morton, Union
City, Tenn; J. II. Cameron and wife,
Hampton, Ky; OTIS Cook, Columbus, Ky
j. c. Lupson, Milwaukee, Wis; C.. T.
Cline, Carbonate; Chas, W. Besy, Bal,-
more; c. A, Philips, Louisville; c. IIoyt,
y. y; Mrs, Fannie Hart, Ninccnnes; A.
Kimball, Metropolis John st. Leger; Don
COLA; c. y. Ackerson and wife, DeSota,
Mo-, II, Phillips and wife, Madinsonyile
W. Motifs, Commerce; Mrs Smith and
son, Essex, Mo-; A. j. Brauch, Evansville
]. j. Ross. Flint, Mich; A. c. Frost, Flint
DR.. PASCAL, Fulton, Ky. Miss Mary Pas
call, Fulton, KY Mss Jennie Pascal, Ful,
ton, Ky.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
COAL COAL !

am prepared to furnish the citizens of
Cairo with good quality OF coal at the
lowest rates. Upon leaving orders at the
corner of Tenth and Commercial, it will be
delivered to any part of the city.
JAMES Ross.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
EASTER CARDS


Note Heads as low as ~ per 1000.
Letter Heads as low as 81 ~ per
1000.
Imperial Bill Heads as low as So per
900.
Bills Ladng as low as 81 80 per 1000,
EuvelopS and printing Sc 80 to - 90
per 1000
Al The BULLETIN lob office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

a New METHOD IN MEDICINE. BY this
new method every sick person can get Il
package of the dry vegetable compound,
Kidney-Wort, and prepare for themselves
six quarts Of medicine. |, is a specific
cure for kidney diseases, liver complaint,
constipation and piles and grand tonic
for females.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
uARpER's PERIODICALS.

RARPER'S MAGAZINE, one icar""m,, 81 M
HARPER'S WEEKLY. .,...''
uARPER'S BAZAAR, ...,""" M
The THREE aboyrnumc publications One
lcnr,,...,'''''','''"''' ''''''''''''''''.Ap w
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
INDUCEMENTS FOR 1850 ONLY.

ssy" Thirteen Numbers Of tIARrkRs YouNG Pee.
pLr viii be furnished 10 every yearly subscriber 10
llAnpEn's WEEKLy for 1850; or llARpER's iOuSU
PBorLE and liAnrsns WEEKLY win be sen, to any
address for one year, commencing with the first
Number OF HAprEa's WEEKLY for January, 1880
on receipt Of 81 10 for the two Periodicals,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

Mr. John Major has now on hand a
large lot Of farm and spring wagons, log
wagon, one horse, two horse and sulky
plows, Testers best, aud double and single
harrows New and second hand buggies
very cheap for cash or approved paper Go
and see them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
NEW GOODS

At A. Halley's on Commercial avenue OPP
posite Seventh street The largest and
finest stock to be found in the city. Tin
and hollowware of all kinds. Fine cut.
lery, bird cages, ammunition, etc, A new
supply Of the Bissell carpet sweepers.
Garden and farm implements. Hardware
of all kinds Cooking stoves, the best IN
the market. Examine his stock and prices
before you buy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

Harper's Young People.
ILLUSTRATED.

The evils of sensational literature for the young
are we'll known, and the want ol an anidotc has
long been felt. This II supplied by lARPERS
YOUNG PEOPLE, u beautifully illustrated weekly
journal which iscQually devoid oi the objectionable
features of sensational Juvenile Literature aud taat
moa2ing top which rrpcls the youthful reader.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.
PRESBYTERIAN SOCIABLE.

PRESBYTERIAN SOCIABLE.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give socable at the residence of Mr..
Wm. Stratton, Thursday, March 18th. A
cordial invitation is extended TO every one.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

WARNING TO SALOON KEEPERS.
hereby notify all saloon keepers not to
give or sell to my wife, Mrs. Owens, any
intoxicating drink of whatever character.
Any saloon keeper disobeying this notice
will be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. GEORGE ANDERSON OWENS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

Mr.. John Mayor Is prepared to furnish
all kinds Of new wagons and bugges ON
credit, on approved paper or very low for
coch
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16

The Volumes Of the Young People begin with the
first Number published In November of each year
When no time IL mentioned, It win be understood
that the subscriber wrhcs to commence With tho
Number next after the receipt OF order.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
PHANTOM PARTY
At Washington hall on Easter Monday.

General repairing of carriages and bug
gies Go to John Major, Tenth street, Cairo,
His
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-16
~ Phoenix Baking Powder
The Best i'm the World!

When used according to Directions it produces the most
perfect hot breads besides possessing all of those essential
qualities in which other powders are lacking,
GEO. r. OIIARA, "A pothecary.
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer Cairo Ills
, 1880-12-03

nas', with Jan,,ary and Fol,r,tnry quoted I'll
nv hhG tt5 hskpIl. SAlcs for December Mt 4lh2i
soh1'as Eitt n1rnta In m"re rcqucst md Btnatly.
l.heon inaNtlvo Mt eHs1eF prices, With long clcar
e'natot III t7.6U, md SHIRT clunr ut ~.
western Heam lhrd rather n,uro a0nsht aHter,
h''t 'luht1d Ahn.lo els1rr for early delivery;
o"ot@! ns Gliding at *afstf; aaIcs at &0.05 for
eaFls ueIfforyt A,td *s.nt3.ol tn nrrtvc; atn1 In
tho nEtion 'lhio dhp attracting rather moro at.
tention. orchns woaker AM, leaving oir a ss,ado
tirfntr. With llecetniEr closing at t8911fGsp.Op,
!an!fary ut Sao'i61.u, February at $o.la:t,
rtrE trltEn POINTS.
Tnllow ons!cr, with datcs Mt a.tGe1H oon.s.''
ssignra-lsaw less sdr,sht uitur, and guotol
tntnowhat weakor At 7Hsp7f cents for fair, md
'';@1A cents for gopd TSSAnlug Cuba, oentrltu-
HAl ht III c0tlts. 1sif
IN frcights nore tlu1nn1ia has boon reported
Tor tonnaSo for ehartetHs PURPOSES; In tho berth
freight lsno fair exrAc af1aot!vlsy. wis notc'l.
chIei!y III tho why uf grnlu. tlpl1r, and provision
eontracts. III pNrt on through freight aect,lnt Ut
generally unchanged Idalattons: though, In In
stances, showing ao,nt |Frcsularty, tic grim
ratio by steam for ftverpot,f rccodnx trti1u.nnd
tho provision rate by sttssm for 13risUl hntt!eu-
Ing a little. Fur 1hHrtool, engagements by
sscan,, Hour at Is tdSh}s Ill, mostly through
freight and forward shipment, and by ontport
stoa1ncrs a. low ~ Is oSseA 7.sh: wheat Mt no
I'D: PROVISIONS at kEsi5s, mainly thrnngh
freight for forward shipments, and by outpurt
stcAmcrn h8 lpfr,l8 tHa1bf,S f}t1
, 1880-12-03

.
Special Dtsrafrh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
WAsHISGroS, u. c., Dec. a.-Tho central or.
gahtzhtion Ut tho Grand Army OF thu Kc1M1he
hhs tnn!ly nd1pted tho ytows Ut llentley, Coin
missioner Of Pensions, relative TO tho Legislation
ncccasaro to prevent tho preparation Of frnl,tls
ut'ier tho Ponalon lnws, n1,d tho Qrnspl
cnuncll has iss,,ol nm order ruc..,;-
mcrtlii'g the EassiHu nf It'll which ct,.,o!lus
the :hnwtng provisions: First, to Bcc,,ro pub
lie proceedings IN tho preparation and prosce,,.
lion of pension claims; second, to submit tho
cHtifhnhta evidence tn Il reasonable scrutiny by
atlccrs Of tho Government; third, to ol,taln for
pensioners hnd renslon claimants, when
necessary. MI Intelligent, careful, aud
exannatlyo lnct1tcne examination: nutl
fourth, AN oarly settlement OF tic 1ncritorfp,,s
Chains. Tie Council bclovo that II tho parol
evidence offered by cfuimnnts III support Of
thclr claims cRn be tnkcn in n simple and eou.
ve'ant form Of public proceedings In tho ycir-
ity Wtlcre tho ctalnAnts and witnesses reside, al
Ill THO prcteHco Of authorized officers of tho
Government, who Inay question tllotn In rei..-
tlon to tholr means OF knowledge nf the flcts to
which they testify, mud tho ncGlcnl pxn.uItla-
lions be 1nntfo under similar conditions, tAo
fral'ds upon tho 0ovcrnmcpt through
tho Pension laws will. 10 VASTLY ro-
1ncctt, the settlement of tho tucritoriots
clai'ns greatly hnstoncd, and Mt the sonlc tttno
tho claimants bo relieved from tnany ot tho OBJ
stactca which they now encounter, and thu OK
renscs OF obtaining their evidence considerably
lo]se''ct, mud Tint such proceedings will rer,dpr
unnecessary tho longer continuance OF tho pres-
ent method Of Investigation Of suspected fra,3,ls
Tito Comman.or-in-Chief Ut the trana Army, II,
recommending th8 I1eusttre, calls upou all
Posts TO !ntlprso autl to forward petitions to
donerul Headquarters Goforo Jun. /.
, 1880-12-03
JOHN WYCLIFTD.

.... AtS ANNIVERSARY.
NEW f0HK, Dec, 2.-1he YyclNc sctut.fnt]lcn-
''lal celebration by tho AtncricAn n1bIo Society
.4as hold Tonight ut tho Academy Of Music, tue
Ilou. Joshua L.. Chamberlain, ex.uoyurnor Ut
stA1n0 AMI Prcs!dont OF Rowtoin College, pro.
siding. AMONG tho prominent gentlemen on
tho platform wore President McCosh, at rriuco-
ton College; President D. G. Gilman, Johns
Hopkins College, Dalttmoro. M1.; Fathor t3a-
vazzi, bishop Hurst, tho Nov. DR.. Erskine Yhltc.
tue Rev. DR.. Hunry L. Hofl. tho Rev. Il. 7,
fhwtllR. tho Rev, Z. L. Clark, tho Rev, II. II,
Mcfarland. tho Nov. s. 1rannus Prime,
tho Rev. nr. L. D. Ilevan, tho Hov. TAeo.
.loro L. Cuyter, tho Hon. Nuah Davis,
tho Hon. Edwards Fferropont. Charles Trucey.
john F. Parsons, ilobert Lcnnox Uclknap,
Henry IT, Do Forrest, and others.
Tho meetlIlg waa open6l by tho rendfnK Of tho
script1rcs by tho Noy. e. T. Krotol, d. D., aftor
which tho opening prayer Waa oGorod by tho
lsov. Roswell D. Hitchcock.
The President dottypreta welcoming nddress,
aftar which tho oratlon On "John Wycittro a.,j
tho Flrat English Dble,'' was delivered by tic
lsov. Il, 8. storrs. Io rayiowcd tho early lilo
;l'd history nf John WyolItse, and tho work ho
lad accomplished md Its subsequent doyelop-
1ncnt. lie satd but 100 copies Of tho translation
were tnitdc. al,d sosno OF them wora stilI In
preservation III whole or In pnrt despite tho
Troublesome tllucs they Ind pAssed through.
, 1880-12-03
ABBEY, TIE MANAGER,
DEtEATtNo TICKET spKCuLATons.


Special DGpdseh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune,
NEW T0Nx, Dec. 3.-ltunry u. Ahbey's busl.
ncss manager, ". ". Ttllotsou, has bopu On.
EaEol III II contest with ticket spoculatorv.
Durlus tho oarly F,trt Of Ctnrt htnrrIs et,x,,xc-
mont at tho fArk Thgntrp III lQaa than a1vht 0f
these peats wero npun tho sidewalk every ntQht,
Tlloy crowded around people a1sd pressed t1,oIr
Tickets upon thou In y very N1noyIug manner,
WAch the I5ernharlt soasoN opened thQy did tho
sa1ue thlaN, For q wh!o, 50 Hreat were tue
crowds around tlI0 trout tloor, nothing gould DO
dolie. Later In tls0 soasun, When tho rllsl, ut
lsonth's WAa not quito w KroAt, md Ciara Murra
was only appparlng ut tnatIntoa ut tue l'ark. MI,
active warfare RKalust thu spceulntpra wns be.
gun. Two policemen wcrp called lntp gcryIce ut
oRch house, lnd tho Ticket mon ,sero compelled
~ slaH4 fRr enough AWAY from thp entrAuea, to
allow rulsots to gntcr without apEiuynnce frh.
consequence was that tho public, linltux It easy
10 obtalt seats fur tho reKulur prico at the box
oflucs, lot tho spectators .soyorcly ploue. On
yestesday lot Of boys, evidently representing
specllaturs, stood III tho luu 1T tho bQx-otllyo
window Ut llo0th's Theutre Nr. TIllo1sop com
palled eyory ono Of t,leiu to Sal out oY tho ratks
and EtYo plAc0 ~ tAusu WIN were tuyln3 seats
fur personal Nsa. Yesterday afteruuop, before
the curtain full un tho first aet Ut "Alt1e," at
the PaFk, seals wore offered by sppovlators for
6o uenta less th4n the rexular price.
d SA1.y1NI.
It was reported thAt Manager Abbey. nf
1soplhs Thcatrc. intended to pluy IN Celebrated
Case" only ono weak. after which S,gnor To-
naaso ealsiut. tue Italian tEu9elIan, would ap-
peHF, fnx TsuuuHs correspondent cultea at
laooths Thcatra to-day, aud str. Iillotson sa,d,
VII Ia not doanitly sottlp1 llas 6a4ytul Will 1Yl.
, 1880-12-03
LIFE-SAVING.

INTEREST IN TILE SERVICE.
Spteid' Dhpateh to 1nt Chicago Tribune.
WAsn1SaToE, d. C., Dec. MIR. s. 8. Cor, TIM
congressional champion Of tho interests Of tho
Lfc'sastng Service, is going to mako MI eur
aest effort to get bis bill topromoto tho ofioicncy
pf thAt organization md to encourage tho sny-
mg OF l!fo from shipwrcck passed during tho
winter. 1t WIS introduced on tho Ilh Of Inst
March. ant1 tho press Of NIL sections commended
warmly. pnt7 Tor SONG unknown rcnson. It wns
not nctod up on by the Conmtttco OH Commerce.,
10 Which 1t was referred: 1t makes provisions
Tor additional stations AZ follows Two In
Blaine, ono In Now Hampshire, six LII
massachusetts, ono In Delaware, twn on tho At
!antic coast hctween Cnpcs IIcnopon nnd
Ehnrlcs, thrco south Of St. Charles. two on tho
1ccrctary Of tho Treasury
- DISCRETIONARY rowER
10 pnysono months additional salary TO any
keepers md nonbers OF llGe- snyttG. orniyH III
pay for such extraordinary nnd xnllnnt services
rs may be thought to merritt It, and provides pcu-
slons for widows md orphans nf rn1uu who ttso
Ehe!r Lives tn tho Discharge OF their duty. Tho
varviccs rat,tiGrcd by tho ltfo-sayfng crows
Turing tho Inst aeakbn, both In BayEnr tJfp
lnd property far exceeds TINT Of nny, previous
jcason, fact due to tho atlded expense OF tic
mon and to tho Increased efficiency of tho cd,ip.
nentpf tho stations. 1t Is now found to bo
lialcuat o retain tho services Of Rool men ut
Flu month, which ia tho limit OF their com
pcfsauon under present lRW6, owing to tho h1Hh
prlcca commanded by laborers fit alt other
branches OF Industry. Mr. Cox will probnbIv
FRY to secure removal Of this limit, III Rccort.
knec With thg recommendations made by Hl,tnr-
Mtondout Kimbail last wntpr.