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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-06-04
TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, CAIRO, III May Goth 1881
Proposals will be received at my office up to ana
including June Z, for the filing and grading of X
r. Street between Second and Fourteenth streets
The work will he divided into sections rs follows
Section / Between Second and Fourth streets,
Section 2Botween Fourth and Sixth streets.
Section 3-Between Sixth and Eighth streets.
Section i-Beween Eighth and Tenth streets,
Section 5-Bewcen Tenth and Twelfth streets.
Section Between Twelfth and Fourteenth SITS
Bids will be received for part or the whole Of
said work For further particulars az to said I'LL
ing apply to the mayor or myself The council re-
serves the right TO reject any and al bids,
d. FOLEY, City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-06-04

WE have just received some copies OF
Sunday school library books, published by
David G. Cook, of Chicago, tor cents
each, which are wonder for chcapness.
Schools may now have library of 100
copies TOR five dollars. Mr.. Cook will send
full catalogue free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-06-04

MOUNTED vanished, and paper maps of
Cairo for sale, at THE BULLETIN office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-06-04

HOMEOPATHIC MEDI.
CINES, sold by BARCLAY BROS.
, 1881-11-19

How DOES 'Stebbsus, af Detroit, iirofea.
alonnl advocate OF ultra-taril1, account fur
tile effect OF thu repeal Of the duty OIL qllinlne
lia says that n thrift Is no tax oil tito coll
sun,er, no matter llow high, ail that II 1t Is
repealed tic price Of manufactures remains
ns high as before. In 1878 quinine was
quoted ut $500; there wns ti1ar II protective
luty OIL it to ennb!o two manufacturers to
conrrOt tic market iii the United Statas. In
1870 the duty Ind heun taken OF, aIll tho
pricu was 9a.6o: It WINS The same lit tSs0; t'lis
year Mt the salte limo II wns St.sa. liero Is
decline vi o,ie-halt In tho prlcc OF this all-
important foyer medicine stncc the Tux was
repealed, mud 1t llas not Ind tho predicted
effect Of killing the business OF tho two
philadelphia Qnin'ne manufacturers. On
the contrary, they continue to llye a,u thrive.
it + true they are not ,nuklng n clear profit
of thousands Of dollars day, but they arc
fiOlnfr wcfI
, 1881-11-19

THE late Tariff Convention In this city
cannot be snitt to lave prpl,olett tlle cnuse uf
prbhibitory taXnt,on III my important par
ttcular. In numbers 1t was not i,nuus!llg;
and its discussions were mt Of naturu to
Increase public respect for thu Wisdom or the
discretion of tho "nlure-tarf,t +" agltators.
The convention was called 10 meet III tho
Mnstc.Ilall, which las ol,u Of the lurgtst
auditorlu,ns III the Glty. but. from the iirst
tny It was apparent tint il. point Of at-
telldnnce the convention wAs Il failure, anil
MI adjournment was tAlnn to miniature
hill In tl,e sano building, wllera slnAing
socluttes aro won't to hold their rel,carsnis
A,sd masters ut elncstt!on exhibit tho pro-
ieemcy OF their favorlt pupils. 1'ho tnEui
seAting capacity of the room MIS- some I'D.
md ut no tins VIVA 1t ilnro than hntf full.
Tile whole Number Ut delegates was 1GU, ftI-
clutIing hired professional ntlyucntes of
tarilr prohibition, dlsti!lers who desire
10 havo tho whlsky.taxcs abolished,
md Chtenyo manufacturers win were,
llke tho unwilling guests III tic Scripture
narrative, "colnpel!el tn conl0 in." Quo
quarter of the nominal Delegates weru resi-
dents 0f Chlcngo who Isn't ttelr names to
atltl lustre tO tho occitsiol, but were extrelMn-
" parslmonious III testifylng BY tiieIr pres
ullcu to their interest Il tia discussions. lla
attendance Of outsiders l},0n tlie convention
WIS ridiculously small. Tile convention may
be chariIably presumed to l,aye llAtl MI Oh
ject, but whnt TINT 0bject was prec!sp'y It
might puzzle the tHlegntes To agrco III saytI,K.
III II general way tharo seemed to hy IN
nnlIinlIsA longing" ntlOnE, tho gentlemen
, 1881-11-19

ABIDE frnm thu question Ut what il,o late
Thrift Convention intended to tlo, Is tho moro
important consideration Of what 1t actually
lid accomplish. It's mission as It'll educating
agent was certainly alga.aed and important,
though possibly fur different II. its scope
FROM that which Its projectors contemplated.
Tilt had doie nothing nIoro than 10 expose
tho Inferior workings Of thu .lonblu pateut
aud tariff Desseiner steel pool monopoly It
would haya performed valuable ct!ucn-
t!onaa service: but 1t did nnitc! moro tit tc.
specific free ships a,ui taxes OH raw materials.
As centres OF education OH Tho tariff attcs-
tion these conventions ,l,ay unqucstlonabiy
be useful. They will to moro to alsscstt-
1nate sou'hd doctrines Of. the tarit qucsl1nn
than any propaganda on tho other sldu
could possibly 10. 1t Is, atnaxlng that uuy
beneficiary Ut tho hisl, tartr should mt bo
abls to SEQ that ngjtatlon ID the last course to
be adopted for his Interest,
, 1881-11-19

Tho widow Of james 7. Fields has mat!
valuable contributions to tho public library d
Portsmouth, N. II.
Senator F'rye'B good HEATH, being dis
clisset In Washington. he explAtnea It by sur
Ing, When school IL Out strike for tic wood%'
Tho late john An,ory Lowell left salm
to itnryArd College for tho botanica! garden o.
condition TINT 1t ho called tho "Lowcll 1fotau'
Gurlen,' III memory OF his grandfather wb4
Rtartod the l,rst slbscrlps.on, fur tllat depart.
nent, liu alss left GU. GU ~ bo applied to tfs
purohasu or lhooks for tho library.
Lord Exetpr llaa placeh III tho moEsuar1
chapel Of Ut. Martins Church. Stamford ma'
rll memorial bearing this Inscription: "Io saa
memory uf tn0 llt.-IIan. ncnjumin plsfae'1
Earl Of Ucncone.iotd, X. g.. lnte Prime NihssstF
OF England. for il,ahy yours tito intrepid 5eaaef
Of tho Conservative purity. Tho patriot!c tefsaa
nl lls country. and truo atsa FMie'! III. ttsua ,1
Afrat ~. 1881. Peace With hdH4E Huts0F
llunso IL tho sent OF tho Gccis III Lincolnshire :
Tho wedding gift which President t'1t'}
presented 10 ILLS dIuglltcr wns IN nrti'ae e.p.
net, tho souret drawers OF which aro dalnhksa
volyot-lIued cuskcts, and cach Of them cor
tainod II surprise. Anloug ehofr oshor coh'su"
wpra two fans Of old lnco mountcd villa carve
tvnry, spveru bracelets. Rnd tttstoas n,ust ,assi
10 piacct Dotweot, tho Indian cashtuere .hsT
and TIC diamond i,ar.lro: NalshoE hoEh,m,.I anH
r,,. .,a"s 49, +na T,,,h,,orue rlaImau,
- wv ehJe ''ko Au "'...,.t,, rd.on II
Wis vlsitcd In Portsmouth Con'lct ts'se" e",,,, ~
Dir. uuIldfotd Onsow, tho tntcrs'o" .at..s! ltia;
hnlf MI hour. Tho ciaimant, a!tnoaaa 'v% S",..
tho lmmunse dimensions u tho petition v'.H
got up In hta Fnvor, socmed to nave "*. " ~ -
hopes or my renIssnn IF hta sentence VI. ". II,
prossea hz boiler tl,at tho tiovef.aM.snn .sl.n, Tsa
tonuel y kcop MN there LOT tue M III III Il aud br
contiYsnee ot Roos tasxs o sSrss %!' absfotb
IL Tree. . r.,,at1m,r,
Writing Ut the Archbishop OF tA'''ioA =. -.
r. 4. t,rnmvtlie Aiurruy says; !" ur. TAFT II ~
, 1881-11-19
Nlf,. KAssoS's articlo In tllo Inst number of

Mn. KAssoS's nrticlo In tito ]ast number of
tho NartA american Iicuie,u on tho Iathmtls
Canal question Is attracting considerable attun-
u5u. I{o sHyn that tho itto sl1uulh be upgugd on
Il route approved by tho UlItc.l H.Mtcs, by
company Chartered by tho United tstutcs. Anl
thnt the cnnnl should be constructed, II hucDa-
snry, By tho lt)Ancial aG of tho United S,utcs,
Tho chartor should provide that nono OF the
proprietary rights Of tho company SHOULD cvur
to transferred to a1y foreign Government, or
my lieu upon It's rights or possessions bo cDI.-
vcyUh uireutty or Indirectly to Ruch Government,
No chnnco should 10 LETT, Sr. kasson adts to
convert a weak Celtrul American State Into nm
other distracted Egypt BY mems Of foreign
posseesory rights In another isthn,iln eanul. As
u cnntcnlrorury remarks:
IHls lsHns,s1d doctrine. hut unfortunately there
ta little prasroet Ut Congress- acting upon il. Mr.
lalAiHe would htlve made grent ntstltko had he
wntt1G for Congress II, charter and nld mn Amor
slow und r1tller p,lrhIl,.l boy IN It's L!cu!it,Rs
Win Hnestlons that do not aia directly under lts
iioso mid cllt',nr for tmtnaltale nttentlon: Ey
tho tlHau nllu set nf members CUTS experience
enough 10 tMko bruaI1 National ylIws 1t Is relate
put, asIt1 raw sut co''os M With un'J tho i,utt
wAr.l n,cutitiv. Tho Initiative Of ncarIy MI lilo
arcnt tnensllros ot National attvaHeenent has
boon taken by the Executive without wn!tns
t.oaosed waetaer wa should havSe seeured
FloriSsa' Lonts,'Hna ha9xns, or Cafe!na
xets ao to sa .s rss ss ss xsss as tr It c1a 3
tcen fur Mr. Hiatno's t!snely. sutioo, sccrpt na.
Rottuttons fur 4 French 0r French md E:nalish
i,nps hayo bron 1T progress by thls tttlie. Tho
'neGlect Of Congress 70 70 provide fur making the
Department to Rl,nr. tho epnir,orcial anii po!It-
ical Interests ot the unltul slnfea nsalnst tong
X sais s st @a osxaa. a g c1%s
wo shall yet havo an An,eriran nnnnl. DO Ies- :
, 1881-11-19

IT Inns been 1,lntt1r of universal belief for
nsnny generations that NIL QuRkcrs wern mun OF
petcc, bl.t this appears to bo mistnxc, II d
trial now fn prugrcss at Columbus, O.. II to be
tHkcn as guide. 1here IL II Quaker sctticnlent
near TINT city, and two Of tho most prominent
members Of tho community nrc John Roberts
nnl Joseph Newman, 10th mcn Of pntrnrc,,Rt
nppenrancu nt,d erout .yo. For about ilye years
those venerable persons havo leoil q,larruitn4
over Tho laention 0f n llno fencc. nnd Iii Noveu1-
Ter Ut last year they attempted to sottlo tho
H1atter byn flat light, tho result beng tint
ltobtris resirrd with fractured skull, while
Ncwlnun WIS bAtily bruised. Iiohcrts begun R,,tt
for $l5,00 damnRos. md Mt tho trinl nr tho caso,
iiow progressing. It ts necessary to occasionally
CHECK sho Nrdor or tho two bel1igerunt old Ec,i.
tlcmcu, so nnxious aru thoy to get as caeA othor
aKnln.
, 1881-11-19

TIL: "rctatnedY proIItb[tionist-Stcb
or bctrHlt-had tlie eiFrontnry to declare, in the
lnto prDh!btory convention that high tarK
was no tux on tho consnmcri An exchange re-
plea:
III England man Gun buy a pntr Of pautaloons
Tor II which c0ulh nut bp purchased 1T this
country for tess thnn tlM or u. A first. class
tilstcr c'.t he l!'itHht nnywlicra III tho limited
hinNitsn fur SiH or S:al which wn,lHl Gust not
lrss tfinh $40 III oi,r cuintry.
lris tariH IL no tax OIL tho conaumerho cpmcs
1t that every other cnnntry tn tho world excupt
ours can lny steel ralls for $50 prr tou while tho
protected steel poul III this country ctarKeB SUI
por toni HtrbbIns should have defended hfJ
fnlsohoo0 nr not uttered 1t.
, 1881-11-19

breacl,.> In 80 doing they sake tho chance ut
separating themselves frOm conservative
latltf men. who aru now making ,nonry
enough md l,ayr nothing to l,upu for from,
change.
T'l,usc nre aome Of tho intlirect benefits 81
tic lato Tariff Convention. Wht!o It would
l!avo bean fatally without influenza but Tor
tho press, It has l,ecn tho lteits Of spreading
tho light Among tho people oil several I'M
poftant subjects, md It Inns. so far rs "
co,,1tl. committed tho tariff interests 10 n
perltous md ras, lN,ltcy If aggression.
, 1881-11-19

pNEAc1tERs nra goncralIy pretty good
hands ut bnrgaIn, but the pats1i III this tlIreu.
tltH b{tls fair to 10 carried away by wn English
rector. II tho atory told conecrsltaS him by tho
lttv. Mr. t.anGdon Mt the Exeter DEOcesnn Cun-
fnrchco is true. WlthHut mentioning u,,y ,,atHcs
Mr.. Lungdun stntcd TINT tho rector Of living
worth t5.OtN per yrar rsetcndod to bo very III,
nnd nltcr tie doctors halt dcodcd that It ysuultl
bo l!upuEsibs for hI1n to iyo sorty-etght hu,trs,
he decided "a arrange h1s atfalra. 4 pass0il who
WIN nn1fnut tn seuuEc tho advowsoll ansi next
presentation OF tho living was sent tor, md
agreed to Kvv s50000 for tho interests Of tue iY-
tnV maN Whou tho money was paid tho reutur
began to got well with astonishing rnpit'tty, anu
lived fnr Twenty-Five years IN tho enjoyment o[
bis henotlro. Worldly peuple, 10 whom tho
faets TIT tho caso became known, ar,rupll thst
the only honorable caurso for tho rector to pur-
suo WINS Il. rollre aud allow the purchaser to
tnako tbs 1oxt I'rG4cnlatlon OF tho living, hut
tho Clergyman replied that auctl l.u net would
he saa1ahy. fio It'd DOT explain, however, whit
pnrtcnlnr VII. would bo involved III roturninu to
tho purchaser hls $4,000,
, 1881-11-19

GES. GRANT is tearing mid ut Secsntnry
Blaine, and demands that Arthur shall dis
miss hlsn from tic Cabinet. 1fe says:
"Baino Is n bad man," mud "must CO."
But why IL Binlle s,lch !, bad n,nn: lsrca,Ise
hc dared to be candidate for President be-
fore the Chicago Convention? l}nt why l!atl
nut I5Ininc as much right 10 he candidate
for \ first term as the General hlnlself hnll to
be a candidate for third term"
, 1881-11-19

Thcrp IL per1,nps no n,0hojuly III tho
United States 'nore bur,lcnHulne.p',sl tnjurl.
ons t1'an tho patcnl-rfRlt protected poo,
making steel raits. Thls monopoly is thus
fortified: ~ II Is l'rolcclel byn duty OIL
foreigu rnfls OF s.,s prr ton. or taJ rer cent:
N, 4 t., ,,r,t,,nt o,-,i,,st ,a,,,,,t,s,o,, ~.
w " IN lHotceteu hFntnst co'hlet1llotl os
nn,I ,,i,.r.,,,. w., ',,,t w ~ s",,, .s<,,.a, y,
is lfn,lted BY tle managers Of tic pool.
v,,rn rLnltn,,uo1 In t,o r,rr,,t II ,un,4, ,o,,,r,,
Wv" e'"''eneeu >" NV .'.' "'"'e '"t''.
REPRESENTATIVES, or II atcct.rail cuNnnonv tint
,,n,,,,f,nt,,~.,. ,',.,tt, - ~ ,,,a ,ast.,
manufacturers c''e-teat'. ot ~ nlo ralls '''s.s
,t,, n,,, .,,,.i...t.., L., ,,,,,, g., f,,,,,.,1I,,
s'on "s ost' y ~ ~ "'''"'' ~ MINIMUM
'1r""s"' 1..s.S ,.', - '''a'' 49,, u,.. a..
,uaEi1ig Of stcSj ruii. i tnouHi,uty, i1o ;no,,eht
h. h. c',,i.t expnA e tho gsntlet;,ra wl!n 1'',,lo
iii ~. t,nss IN tnnwrrss ~ tSinr ;,,,r.n t.,
tho ninkors of steel rails 4, tl'1* enntry It was
SinH sesi rns III II no ,s c,ntry ~ ,,s msISs r ~ . na
ssjn Inn, % THO conscaurnce' wAs that thosc
rr,fH ~ ~ nn ". IT,. r,'! netn1a ; tney @
pr,,ccsa went to Coprrss to Ket tho duly rntse.l.
@ hS ~ ne Ke" M m, ~, y Il hacs iia ar
iry. IIe was o,,inlniug thon rnr siepl rails her.
Ifo;1 Pity ~ Siso sr toia Rohi. Anu It was thott
icss q, Eiovci, cU,,lIan.es in ,hs country cum.
nitleu ar! oSaa!'t iiusen!nara lniGst nnu sl.e
for sss5,60. somg Of tsssS cs,rfJaitcs srui;g
nncs. . ND sumo twiec, 'DGfnrc thoy ,soe
pin,t thuy hn,, t,,,t stcsl orcs in It'll tn,lntry
that nnswored sho p,rnosc: they hn,l not tho
thay m,n mn at,y success hsr., in ~ ,1nk'nr str
rails. l1at lust ysAr tue varloils companies hau
gao r If s ona ~ y new ey % Is u" @ M nn' iG
tmy tbnt lr ttrv Ind trtAtttr,1 ria frftu E,r,,uf
, 1881-11-19
TRIBUNE i3it4ASEIt OFFICES.

THE C1flcA6n Tstnt:SE hAt established branch
cres for Tho rrcet Ut subscriptions and advattsu-
Munts rs follows:
NEW yultK--Huom = Tribune Building, r. T. Mc-
FAnDEN Manager.
Gl.AsGt,w. 3eot,nnd-Ailan's American Eowa
Agency, ii ftcnIull-st.
iuNi,1S, Ens-Amcstcnn Exchange, A3 Str and.
NESlIY +. GlLLf14 ARant.
WASHINGTON, u, C.--iIig + street,
, 1881-11-19
LAKESIDE MUSINGS

u+ - uo,,,,.>,,,.u n,-,,
y. T. ocal'!'hon "-l1liel!nE p1stoI, n,.,
nbuut 80 rur pnfr. You tstIlt,t huys ~, -, to,l
insist 'po' being allowed ''ops'ner ia ss .,sns %
nr,,.
iJn Alhr'iats3 or Dutt atnrtell Il tlnlt,. ,,.
III Waas '1l'attt three sonranuo, ad closed II %.
frpu, wbrt onttptrf, lin ,uit,,r 20 "nt fIown
'o' Ht"a"ased.
Sister, Is your ttu{Uh l,rt;nrp
'rell Inn how II Iuoks tnt,nv,
lii tho g1onmi,1g ia II bull linn
Nm. n ,,ir, r., ,,1.,. ...rs'' ''"o
u,,,,.,.. ...,. ss.. 'A' s'o'"e''
~. s"" ,,,s ''. -.
~. j. Tl[tlHn We caupot ,1Be vo,.,-,
nbolit tho Mayor Of uroeK1,n l,atm, ."Nt ,' 1osd
1f,floY 3nnfdrity nf,u wanf ,us, l.. 1,'el ece'el bf
tint tnr towy,, T,,o ,nn,,,,'n.,... n.oW now Il
turnm1 hnworor. r. ,.n,, ,'nats" ~ Will he 70.
'fii "e7s*e'
IL N convenient to 'hnvo Il loit,o nj .o.u
mnternl for occurring III TIM .tttr1on W so1ne
en-, I,e I,l,l for usf nj nnv ,,,,,s.'" "acrrft
nntI srf,,l thing f,,. ,to.rt+,, ..,.'..' q sltnpe
.I,, 10 ~, r,n. tr,7 7 n'eHei"plafe aftl.
III, 20 ~ .'o"n' I"he nh1f-ctlp uf whl,|ne
WIN ""tci, p"L IL III u p1stIo, ahu nttsl n aHpc
1ul or u tfi'le &ipro Ut alIltfsollM.-C.ttt Sclr,
At nfG1lt n'Gr tho whtp1,nrinp a,,,t,
~. i7.,t, 49,, .G 7*'tRf5i
qi,o sea shakos its cs,ris at our fcet-
Tho sr"s'h"'red aud turbulent sea.
Like tho head Of Il pass,oaate 1car
Or fmtnS-loukctl Sn,nson It scrn,s,
Its pray muir coml,cd cut ty thn ,yt''a
= Anll pnrtrtI with le,vt}cnn,l ,ro,.nha.
-Hnifetdtp Held s"s"uA
uf.,,,,d nh, ,,,a a,t..,,.
Chlill SEQ Tic literary etlttOr?n Iunus,o1
very proty 9lr ns sho op0nal thu door Ut ,ba .A
tor1al saoiis.
expect snu eou!ds HltsFtf replied youn. r,,
~ you were In hta Immediate vicinity, as ho i. no,s
lalry.' ''*
Oh, inqhht WIS hH In 1iay17H sptl TIM ulr1
, 1881-11-19

Tile English papers nro telling very tall
yarn regarding tho Quoen and tho esteeun In
which s'o htad tue Iato Lord i!eacnnsiisd. 1t IL
TINT Eolho tttn8 nko a wetl-knowu firm Ut l.ondun
lithaRraphurs bc9ul. work III purssalt os tho
deceased Earl, hut that, although numerous AZ
te,npta hnsa bcsn snativ tn 10 alter thu p6rtralt
~ to sattsfy tho Quocn, they have. bacn futllo.
T'e art!st Is still ut work, however, and 1t Ia to
10 hopol thAt sHtne tltau Or other hu will yuu-
ceel IN satisfying h!a rpyat tnlstresa.
, 1881-11-19

TIlE papers Of st. I4uuts nre exceedingly
raJuleed bccausa ttllu, 3lnrIo C0l0tnbirr. u
Fsunch Hctrcss who accompanied ner,haTdt on
tyr trip IN America nntl Wfoto hutlk abul1t tho
country. WIS n0t plcuse1 wlth Chleago In ii.
ludtag to Ibis city silIo. ColoIulier snys thpt
"!ternhartlt occupied tho bridal sulto vi tho
ralnlrr, crowded With nltous furDIIuru IN
wraschoa taatc, ail1 whore she haa 1o buug
curtain nrrtss her door to keep the cplerpflslug
Guests from popping IN aud al. thta sentuuco u
Ut. Louis paper cUlunlpnts us folloWa:
- TIC vulgar and prur(ent tdua Of q bridal
chatu0er, RELIC u curly 9tcanlbaWt Luys. lu1ers
Mu"hura claa in tho wi lts Ut eyeh thu WcBt but
nI,l! snurcu "f pride ~ ths whulo population,
and thuao wln occupy II aro objects Vi
cspeolAl llteFest end espionage. TLG
Krucotu! aua nlutlcst Pnris!pnno was, 81
course, in0zprvsslhly ahookaa u1d scandal.
lzsl lly thu sutf0unulnHs of such d pluce uud
such Sccues; the n0fu 10 III respect lhnt shu
, 1881-11-19
1877.
4i,Gl4

UTAH needs oycrllaultr,g OH more oucs.
tons than onc. 1t hns lust beon discovered that
tho Territorial INV permits narrel girls ot 10
t0 rnte. whlle tho C0natttutiun OF tho United
Rtntcs GxcH II years ia tho ago ut whtuh any
pors0h shall b0 htluwad to oxaraiso tito right Of
suffrage. As tho psopie OF Utah huyn boon al.
lowetl to override tho unIlts! Ssatoa laws on tho
subject OF nolygamy ~ tnany years, 1t may bo
thnt objections VIII bo raised to anything which
abrllkgs their peculiar customs III othor 1nat-
tors,
, 1881-11-19

GARFIELD t.0DGE. nj. Isl, 4. r. & \. NJ
Special Communication ftr' WORK this isHtnr,1y
evening. Nov. H. In thef hnlt, Nrgt AatIfsD
nd IubayasE. 81. VI. yIsitoEa wnicul!le. 10, ni.arp
By order, u. ", SMETlI, ". ii.
, 1881-11-19
snn,u nlllccr waa: SallAl!o.,, ncpub,,,ua 49,
kchttiR, t'chtotrnt. Ai.hr!. Ihetotni ,', "'''H'
is II IL. tcsA thnn III ts7a '"': h'1

An exchange thinks Tint "Gu,,o,,
f'e vcry oraxy. but watts him III, "" ~ nny ilay
atni fto wnti''1 kttnw Mt oncu thu. n ,s,. ..aa'aa
rustrun for a luIlntip Iuoiuror,' ""s 'ota
, 1881-11-19

AMONG the articles to be seon at tho Milan
Exposition Is tho corpse OF Il bonutitul young
laIsy, which hns boon preserved by II procoss
known only 10 4 Flnroutfne chemist. Tto re-
suit ut its use Is to convert tho flesh ut Ito tioa
pcraon tnto n hnrt1, ,narblc-IIke substance, an,l
seems tu a,.svcr tho purpose for which It wus
tnvunsoh admirably. The cxpatlIort of xccl,rlnk
thu corpso of II beautiful girl With which To
tllustrato tho merits ot tho preparation Is n good
one, mil suggests TINT tho Forcrttno chum!st
1nuy hav0 1!ttle Connecticut blood III his veins,
, 1881-11-19

j.. TMH Baltimore Sun sayH that tho complete
vote OF harytatl for Controller ut thu late uIcc.
t,on was; 0urRueh, itcput4ican. 6s.ooi;' Koat-
lug, Democrat, 15,57t. III 1s7v tho iuto tor tho
, 1881-11-19

Criterion Theatre.
Corner Of sctnwlch nnd Division streets. vartet,
entertainment Aftesnoon nrc >sunlrG.
, 1881-11-19

ttnptntrf1 rtrcet. bctwben Etntk md In ahti"
Enensen,nrt Of Str. and Mrs. Mckuo llanktn. 18th.
Uai,lses." Afternoon md evening"
, 1881-11-19

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TlY AtArr,-1N AtvASCE-TOsTAfE ritEf,AIt3.
Daily csl1n, nrtc scnr 90
l'k.ts uf yEnr. per 1Hflth. IN.
t}5r md sftnty, unp ydHr, ,.,,,,,,,,,...... 1A,A1
yNtsnS, 'thUsatnT, Hln Anturhy, rGr 1nnT. tf.t&tt
aHnttny, Npnn esiay, aud trihy, tspr yBnr.. n.4tt
bu,du1. U.tns9 Gtitl0n t,ae yHar, 2.0
WEEKt,f EI,lTlt>S-rOsfrAtu.
tnh pGr yHhC
Inn NJ
IHontf.nho AV.UV
Specimen rup1o* aunt frse.
Give rost-Ofico nLurasA In full Including County
hnA stasa.
Nemlitancca n,ny ho nnIo either hr irnf. express.
rnEt-ucp nrAcr. III rcg!asereh tGtps, Mt our risk,
iTt G71f HInsEttt HERs.
Daily, ,hdttxnred. SnnlNY exccptt 81 cunts rcr wcnk.
Nn5, helivarcd Hdnnr INCLUDED, III cents per week.
Address Tifls Tribune COMPANY,
Cnrnut Hnd{snn und t1sa-t,nrs,-.ta., Chtcaxu, III.
, 1881-11-19

Monroe street, tetweon clark md dearborn. En-
cnsun,pnt Of tho KrntY Irus. .coMbtnatlou "Michacl
Ettogo1." Afternoon nnd p-pninE.
, 1881-11-19

t'aark strcft. 10 vein i.at0 a''a Hando1ph. En-
eauon,cnt Of Hairy Miners COMEDY Company. Sarl
etY entertainment. Aftcg.,ooA nnd erenux.
, 1881-11-19
AAlUSEAl EMS,


fstnud Orerr~I10nAc.
Clark Rtrent. o,rHisit nuw tonrs.tt"usa. Enaa1o'
fncnt Of tho Boston 1eal upura Company. Attcgnoo on
"Tho MuScutte.n Ereiilnr, "Fatln!tta."
, 1881-11-19

THE RUSSIAN JEWISH EXlEiI, .,;l! iI,,sv,i.,
1rcituosn, Va. Nes. ls.-',T lr mi tw~
committees ara collecting 'hone' n.e,slr! !ruist4
lluf Of their llussiau refugee eo'''S"
, 1881-11-19
POSTAGE,
Entered at tAs Tatt0 at t'aicdao IT.. a. sttnnd-
CTdst Matter.

Fur the benefit Of our patsons WIN dcslso to send
single coplcs Ut TltR Tntnt,SE .lrhnsh tho mail, WI
Rivo herewith tho trnnsunt rate Ut rnstaRe:
Fprti1u amt i,pmfttfr, Pr C1nH
E11t tou, tMolgg hnA fuNrtt1n t'Ave Attes. caft@
sixteen elshtcr. nl twGnty iu,sts papess. cnits
VwGuty two and twenty ftnf thsG 1Ep1r c9flts
, 1881-11-19

Nnd1enr ttrart. hetwrfn 2tht0 Anh neArhnsn.
Enonaen,cnt Of Mir. md Mr1. n. e. Goudwln. "Tha
llenpar for s1ocum." Afturnouil a,d oyen!aH.
, 1881-11-19

fOon's lsdiir0al Manual for 1881 gives
tho following statistical coulpareos,su ur thu rail
ways ct the Unltetl Statcs for tho years 1880 aud
1E7t. "
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-04
HALF TOLD DREAMS.


Clty Item.
Twas the mystic bond, 'twixt the sleeping brain
And the spirits untrammeled fight
That conjured IA fancy teerning train
OF fincongruous dreams. one night.
There We're unknown faces of false and true
There were scattering scraps of talk
A prim little maiden, whose eyes OF blue
Most strangely directed my walk
And my fancy let mel know not how
(But dreams WELD magical wand)
To pass all the rest with distant bow,
And to clasp the fair maiden's band
But, strangest OF all was the tender light
In her eyes-as an angel blessed
And the earth seem'd risen TO heaven that night
When my hand with her lips she pressd.
Oh ! pure little maiden with gentle eyes.
What mystry was locked in that kiss
And why did you come from the far of skies
To tempt with such shadowy bliss!
Yet the dream still haunts and the clasping hands
with the touch ofthy lips remain.
Bat my step falls slow Ger the changing sands
And the desolate, dreary plain
Oh dream OF all blessings; oh /! haunting hope,
Why, conjuring, come you TO me
Ny 'bargue Esperanza longer atoat--
Lies buried down under the sea.
Bnt dreaming is past the awakening chill
That comes with the skeleton doubt,
Destroyed the illusion, and fires my will
To put all such fapcies to route