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, 1881-02-14
DRAMATIC NOTES,

l]hh1Allt MI
Mnggia Mttvhu! 1t, "Jnnu Eyre" to. night at
tlnuluy'A.
Manager Mngnlro, Of San Francisco. passed
through tho city yesterday. lie went ho,lo.
Tho GeuyItt h,lrrsg,io tst,l,pu will appcnr this
oveultln Ut tho Olympic III II lurleaque now to
tho town. rntitlctl "Urphnus."
VIII nays his nat fou,pt his jowetry set.
which w,ls stOtra fruuI hls room ut tho Sherman,
blst ho thlnks lie IL Oh tho truck Of tl1s thief.
Ar. and Mira. Gpor9o Knight lust night ains oil
th0lr euxaHutnunt ut tho tirand In "Gnyernn,ent
Iiurl!s,'' and "My Uerahno" ended t1ur et,-
gaKrnent ut flu,leys.
siuuugcr lluyerly left for Now York on tatur.
tlay ntturnoot. lsu Will return In ton uays
So!IIuR tlrtln!t tlaH yet tIuGn dolo III rp9ArI to
hFs prujI0se,i tAeatru IN thla city.
ter,lny It WIS datertnl'c4 " RIsgMrt rtfcptInn
next Saturday might 1t, llGl,nr OF ThutIlAs W,
krent, tho traKtdtnil. Win WI! begin hta eli.
9akcn'tnt thls osct'tnx ~ Ac'&steu Ut tho urund
MInnio 1'4tlner and hcr Company wnrs In tho
city yesterday. She denies thnt sfu has I.,hlu u
ea!tsuct Win Juhn It, itsxurs tur tlve years, na
lo h!a statest. or ti.at shn nus entered 'itn my
arrangement whatever WhtEuhy hu should be-
culIe lHr nltHAkeT,
whlle Marlol, Singer, 1t tho nice surprlso
Party. VIVA Singing !uat hight !nrEe, Aori,-
tho stI,ts. Fortunately II fol! botw1sl lho!ead-
t.r Ut tlv nrcttatrn, Mr.. satt,r. Mtd nllsIotAu.
Thu t'wher of thu knlt1 was diligently sought
tor, bIlt coutl not be fun,ul.
Mr. tieors. FaMcrtt ltnwn'n 1,ew nnlo!rnmn.
Museum, tn-nfuht fur Tho first Time on my
stagr. uIsa win thu fowtu. c,tsl: lro!er-
iirahuln; Er. It4d, ". i. Marls,a; talill Charica
T., Itugloi. linrit,, wtlu Ut Sorti, hltss .tnnIa
Elnrke; julie t('bu4ttss Ft'rrs). Miss knry
shHw. DrutI.,-tnuMt Fidert, j. burrows:
Ih,isnd 'tF,*epunt Ftlxrth j.. i. liuwu1th;
DriuMdo t'uh'ytt. united stntcs l:'nnassy. VIII
IxiraH. t,tssnit.eti nnu,r Of JieQus Sorti now III,
t.scuprd rnnylct,. u. II. nrlhaut; Jacques Snfxl,
pritx4e aud Uusuf4 twufk Mrn I4 u tAuturyl,y J, u.
, 1881-02-14

T1IEFIlIt
LONDON. Feb. l:'-l,eacolls1leltf cnncurret1
III Tho opn[ons evolved ut the copyright cotl-
ference SaturtIny.
t.1Etrr. HOPPER.
Tho object Of tie ,nnrdrrof Lieut.. Roper Is
supposed TO hasu been robbery. Tho reyul-
yer found nenr him was taken from, tho
quarters Of two other officers.
, 1881-02-14
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS.

:. NEw York, Feb. 13.-!srrIyed, tho Frcta, iron,
1invrc; Ncckar, frum i.rculen; Gcrmania, from
1.lverpoul.
San FRANCISCO, Fcb. l3.-Arrivei, tho ship
Joseph y. spi,'ncy, frr,m Scw York.
,l'lll1:AnE1r!ttA. Fei. 13.-Arriycd, tho Lord
C1!vc. from Liverpool.
ld'S1H'N. Feb. l3.-Thc CITY Of Montreal and
Labrador. fronl fiustnr, hnyu arrived out,
, 1881-02-14

SOCIALISTS AESTESCEn.
VIENNA, Fel. l3.--J,nlsinent llus been pro-
l.o'lncrti on thirteen Socialists ~, trial for
the last few days. One, convicted of high
treasnn was scntGncr. 10 four years inprls-
untllent. niIGtllcr tu SIX lnnnths' imprlsolt-
1nent. All tte others were acquitted.
4 cnSrEFESCE
Count Won flOtzfctds, German Ambassa-
.1or Ia Turkey. had Il conference with Uaron
Won Ilny,nvrlr, Austrian Premier, uni
1'rince Henry 1iense, tier1nan Ambassador
to Austria.
, 1881-02-14

THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
pAl1I7, Feb. l1.-Thc ldeu nf abandoning tho
proportion Of l5!a to hutwccn Kuid AnA silver.
MS recommended! by Eecrptary Sncrnan's late
rcport. Is supported by MI apparently n!lcIal
notc In tho jv,r'tal ticx Df'p,x. 4 telegram grosn
I,ern suites t.,at Bismarck Anitt: d" if tho United
States accepted rsturI1 to the b1-rnetullc sys-
,ctl,, hu wotl!'! support tho representation Of
Gerinany In tho conference"
, 1881-02-14

Mnson. J. Nninn, ntrt Mn1lrfco Stafford: afarts
Gontfdm. Miss Annie E1nrkn: Htntc D,trnrni, Mia
!hcs da1tHhtcr). Miss Sn,iip ainrttnott: Suzanne,
Miss Hose TGmpe: Afmt. Ctotq,tt, Miss Knto
, 1881-02-14

WAS WIT \ LAWYER
u,,,finn..,,',. ,'n'' 'ae1'ae t"ssesshs thoso
Ind 'l"ss '',. -, ,s',: w., g. ~ wns brave solcr
ntl. tho pcu4yuubul ,cn,e m nj t,,n s,nt. a'"t
IA mt f1,,ul Il1r innrl1rnctur,,y ,,oss rti,n,
,t,fnrftn,, ,.,.,,t .."'. ~ =. '"e e''e''""""'"e'
uW.''',', 'u.s'n ~, :, "A''hst me-.
Mn'lha mr. Hoayor t'c satisfactory to Tim III.
tu lt, lnl,,,encc., uy stu,n,nr t,,m"ro,,," '"e"'
air i'm ,,,,,,.,.,s,,. ...:..,'' ,""'t"' n'!'.
uoror, II tat "t,,'a"'l ~, tA 'lta h,a,, so "
,"t'''1 e"at 10 mover knrw or hchrfl IF Sc.intnr
lAincrht., they wuuIl th, willing, probably, To
eject SUD, t. pcr.pn Il, Tim srno.f',
u,,t,,,.,, !, ,,,.,,,. -. -. ..,..
WIS nj tile Fifth AtciluG ffHtcl tn-Ilny. In II
conversation III lilo !nro.,1tg Cnblnet. it bctng
R,tyncstr,} Tint Mr.. Ilnnr ,n,ht thrn,v h,s IN.
jtnmsty rnuIi"i. ''e''"'"t "''A''"s' oecFet"rS
"Uh, no. Wr. t1Int,,c 1. Inn ,n,,eh IF II sfotcs-
t,n,t n rlIt,w liz nrI,.mt. rr.,.,,s,. - =, ntrt H.
wtInrs, Of iI,o jtcWibiic. purity, ani tie,,. dir
nc,t! ,'cl rn.ertlfs tn" hroa views 'o permit ael'
u'iw Lew nhnit tho future Of tho Wcmtcrs OF
ftrsTn.eht ."T,!41i liHfEs. Cabinet r.
!Mey VIZ ~! retire. nt.t!. II ING rccors 1sti-.
,,,,' IT. "ft if"nas ~ t,rcScntix te lor further
c'a1'Gut !1,. M VIII tlln next Atintllstratton"
~, w say riplst !'rrc," st!.i ec.rcthry lam
TtS,,s na .Ys,, a no a" Gs.r eterst ts y WMto
IT, IT, lfe e q :icn. Unrlleld has Froii, ,th!s ti'o
c'i!t feel ns+'lrcd e nrEc, liberal stntcs'
snat'sllp 1T tho eo'tt.ct OF H1!nlrs.'
'o,tS e. NEW.
,o,m nw ms st w1c "r ~ w GSt Y,t. t"ey s'
an II, ,sn,y,r.n,Iun ~. ,,,,t,rni nmttnrs:
"Uf course ils1,a o.'Hht i, be REPRESENTED In
mount" n!', ;. ,,.-..
rcas',ry slI IL, t"Itnn ,. I'm, IN S,w ynr1t; 1''o
r,,,r I.1,. 1,4 ff,.s
, 1881-02-14

hnyC tho tntst nnh,utNItsl cuntltlnnce In tho
hcMll'iE Ai rtI.t,vMtit!E properties nf tho hhAker
EntTApMTlu.-H. II. FrtatpI,. Portsmouth,, N. II
, 1881-02-14

26 Ce1,tn. Ituek l. lluyMsrsa "E1nrs1
Face Powder y u charming invention for tho
cttlnptcxipil. While. ftl,sualc, AId nrunettu-
llarIl!tuss Anl nlturNl Il lifting companion.
NEGu u tho fMn!0is 'MMra" GnIl,KILU.
, 1881-02-14
FRANCE.

HENIT.
pAnts. Fcb. G.-AJnlIr,.l Slarc Jules Dupre ts
,1raH
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.

The following important cnange in real
estate was recorded by Circuit Clerk Alex
II. Irwin yesterday;
Taylor g. Parson to Cairo Transfer Co.
deco, dated April l4th, 1881, for twenty-one
and twenty.one one-hundre.hs acres, being
strip of land lying near to the Mississippi
levee and between right of way of theCalro
and st. Louis railroad and the right of way
decided to Charles Edward Tracy, and being
between west Fifth street, il extended, and
east line of Park avenue produced south.
Consideration four thousand, seven
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
Taylor & Parsons to Charles Edward
Tracy; release dated April 2lst, 1891, of
right to erect buildings on right of way
heretofore conveyed by the trustees near
to the Mississippi.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
A NEGRO SHOT.

AT about half past twelve o'clock yester-
day negro named Jack Parker shot and
probably killed another negro named
Yancy Graves. The shooting took place
in room in the Wilcoxs block, which has
very questionable reputation, and, it is
said, was the result of quarrel. Immedi-
ately after Graves was shot he lett the
house and ran at full speed toward the
paint store of Mr.. B. +. Blake, about a
square away, but fell just before he got
there and lay helpless and in apparent
great agony until he was ia
ken to his place of temporary
residence in one of the
little barracks on Ohio levee, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, where we
learned late last night, he breathed his
last.
Jack Parker, the man who did the shoot.
ing, is we'll thought of by those who know
him best. He has been in the employ Of
the Cairo City Gas company for over seven
years and has always been found to be very
peaceable and attentive to his duties.
HIS side of the affair OF yesterday
is that he had called upon a
woman in Wilcox's block to
collect some money, which
he had loaned her some time ago. While
he was speaking to her the door was sud
denly pushed open and Graves entered with
a club in his hand, which he began to use
vigorously upon the woman, knocking her
down and then proceeded TO attack him
parker, striking him over the head sew
eral times. He succeeded in showing his
sssailant away and, drawing pistol, told
him to leave. Instead of doing
this Graves drew pocket
knife and with it in one hand and the club
In the other, moved toward Parker who
then shot at him twice, the balls taking
effect In his assaiants abdomen. After
Graves had left, Parker went to his home
where he was caught in the act by chang
ing his clothing, preparatory to escaping,
perhaps, by Officer George olmsted, who
lodged him in the county jail.
DR.. Carter attended the wounded man
about three o'clock in the afternoon and
gave it as his opinion that he could not live
four hours more. 1t was reported late
yesterday evening that the Doctors predic-
ton had been verified.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

AT the special meeting Of
the city council held in the
council chamber last evening some BUSH
ness Of Importance was disposed Of. The
bonds of the newly appointed officers as
also those of some Of liquor deal
ears were approved. Several bids for
gravel were also considered and referred
to the appropriate committees The
bids of the newspaper publishers of the
city for the city printing were also opened
and the contract awarded to THE BULLE-
TIN, as its bid was the lowest by three dol
lars per month as compared with that OF
the Argus, and by six dollars per month
as compared with that of the News. THE
BULLETINS bid was twenty-five dollars
per month; the Argus twenty.eight and
the News thirty-one.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
MATRIMONY,

The BARLEY Campbell's Galley Slave
Combination is booked for tomorrow night
at the Atheneum. This company, it will
be remembered, played two nights here
few months ago, and furnished amusement
that was eminently satisfactory to our cltl-
zens. 1t certainly contains more genuine
talent than any other troupe on the ro"o'
and its members are specially adap'eo "
play "Life at Long Branch" the ne" anu
successful comedy. Those VINO wo'o us. .,
appointed by not seeing it on the last Visit
of the company should not fall 70 take "u-
vantage of the opportunity on'''' ''n'o'
row night.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
DIED.

Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock p. m.
the infant daughter, Marion Craig, of Wal
ton w. and Matte Wright, at the age OF
one year, one month and seven days. Fun
eral services will be held at the residence
76 Ohio levee, at o'clock p. m. to-day
The remains will be taken to Villa Ridge
by Hines Central train from the foot OF
Sixth street at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Friends OF the family are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright's grief over the
loss OF their sweet little girl is not confined
to their own bosoms. The community
sympathizes with them in their affection
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

Smoke Schuh's Gilt Edge fve.cent
cigar
The license ticket was elected at Van
dalia by 80 majority.
Only civil business was transacted in
our police courts yesterday.
Washington avenue at Fourteenth
street needs street lamp badly.
The transfers of real property in Will
county since January LIST last, amounted
to $S5s,6S5.
The Iron Mountain and Texas Pacific
railroads are said to have been consoli.
dated.
Elegant novelties in the way of Para
soils and Hah.Umbrellas, at Goldstine e.
Rosenwater's.
we VIII place on sale to-day, at great
bargains,a choice line Of Tapestry Drussolls
carpets. GoldStine & Rosenwater.
---One thousand yards Of summer silk
lust received and will he sold at bottom
figures, at Goldstine g. Roeenwater's.
"A man with cage of canary birds wa
obstructing the street corners yesterday
telling fortunes to the crowd for nlcklcs.
twenty-five dozen Of assorted En-
broidered Null Ties, just received at tn
establishment Of Goldstinc g. Rosenwatc
Check books, receipt books, orde
books, etc, made to order on short motto
a. THE BULLETIN Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
Ice. Wholesale and Retail.

lam now prepared to sell ice by the car,
load, or by the pound at prices beyond
competition. My wagons will run to oil
parts of the city during summer, serving
ice to customers in quantities to suit
Orders for carload lots will receive prompt
attention. My ice is Pure Lake Ice, from
the Kankakee Ice Co., Kankakce, III, Tel
enhone No. 02. f. M. WARD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
Rath Rooms and Barber ShOp.

!, Mr.. j. Is. DocriDg has taken the bath
pms and barber shop in Vincents build
., and has consolidated his shop with it.
al prepared to give battles of all kinds,
guara three chairs in his shop, can there
eae,y o@ nmodate all who favor him with
oon's pei N. Give him trial.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

Having made extensive improvements in
the rlanters no sc and being now thor
oughly prepared 10 accommodate any mum.
Der of day board orc we would respectfully
solicit share G. Cairo,s patronage in this
line. OUR ccommodations are equal IN
every respect 10 those OF any hotel in the
state and, as tco.ates we are ready to com.
pete with any Ee in fine CITY.
vb BoTro e. GAZzoLA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
Bath klen,s Arnica Salye.

Mr.. j. Is. D, in tho world for cuts,
rooms and bari ers calf rbeum. fever sores,
ing, and has CO ands chilblains. corns, and
He is prepared eruntions. This salve is
and has three Give nerfect satisfaction in
fore accommod6ncy refunded. Price, 20
their custom. For sale by GEO. L. OHARA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
lake Ice.

During the summer season / will run an
ice wagon 10 all parts of the city and Will
insure prompt delivery of pure lake ice to
customers, in quantities large or small, to
suit. Leave orders at c. W. Wheelers wood
yard, on Tenth street.
GEO. w. SPENCE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

ingly the Paragraph Binder. Covers furn-
ned free of charge. No extra charge
over btdinary binding for the tablets
Furnished only by The CAIRO BULLETIN
for putting up Letter, Note, Bill Heads and
other printed stationery.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

A first.class laundress, who understands
thoroughly the art of washing and ironing,
can obtain situation by applying at the
Hotel de Winter.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
For Sale,

House of seven rooms, on Poplar near
Eighteenth street, IN tirst-class condition.
Terms reasonable. NJ. J. HowLEY,
Real Estate Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

THE Howe Scale Co. enlarged their
works twice last year to meet the demand
Borden, Selleck e. Co., General Agents
Chicago, III. (5)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

Laundress Wanted.

Notices In this column, Ave cents per line, each
Insertion. For one month, % cents per Nhe'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

CANCER. No knife. No Pain, No
Sickness. No Fearful Treatments. Treat.
ment is free. Go or send to DR.. Kline, 93l
Arch ST., Philada, Pa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

AFTER all, gentle purgative isAhe best
means of curing headache, liver complaint,
biliousness, sc. Use Sellers Liver Pills
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
Dlssoluumtch Books.

Inc coparho BULLETIN scratch books,
Kennie' come Office, 1900 No. book
Jonn l. heG dozen books. 10 cents each
persons Der dozen.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
For Sale.

Two nice lots on southwest corner OF
Commercial avenue and Twenty-first street
NJ. ]. HowLEY, Real Estate Agent,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
COLLINS GREAT MAY-DAY
EXCURSION
TO
New Orleans, Port Eads and
the Jetties.
ON wrpNpcp,y nv, 49,
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY llrn, 1881.


IL not only very cheap, but one OF the most de.
lightinl, enjoyable and attractive trips ever gotten
up or arranged by him. Strictly drstcass, and
embraces magnificent opportunity 10 Visit the
world renowned and famous Eads Jettlea Tick.
cts good to return at pleasure on regular trains for
~ days On Wednesday, May II, 1854, ut o'clock
a M Especial train with am pie and frst.olass nc.
Ssommodations In every respect, including Pullman
Palace Sleeping Coaches and and well.kept Re.
freshmen Car, WIZ leave Cairo. III. and run
through TO New Orleans. via ST. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. CAIRO TO
NEW ORLEANS AND RETURN, sil 30
Sale Of tickets will commence May let. and con.
tlnue up to departure OF Excursion train ON May
ilth. Tickets will be good going on special train
May 18th good returning on regular trains until
May 2lst, inclusive. Arrangements have been
made for a delightful eambOat excursion from
New Orleans to Port Eads and the Jottes, at
very low rate Tor the round TIP, for the benefit OF
the excursionists.
FIR further particulars address
Il. a. COLLINS. Milan, Tenn General COrrespon.
dent U /. COLLINS, Milan, Tenn. General
Manager Of Excursion.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
Hektograph.

A ,ood stock of paper, expressly for
uet.a%ronh use, for sale at THE BULLETIN
Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion. Marked'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06
AGENTS.
NEW REVISION AGENTS TESrp n
NEW TESTAMENT.

As made by the most eminent scholars Of England
and America. Half the Price OF Corresponding
English Edition Large type, linen super.calcn.
dered paper, elegant binding a separate Com.
prehen.ive History Of the Bible and Its TranFla-
lions, including full account Of the New Revie.
ion, given 10 Subscribers.
Beet chance for agents ever offered. Send stamp
for PARTICULARS at once.
The Henry Bill Publishing Company, Norwich,
Conn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-06

California Hams.
Buy this celebrated Ham at the New
York store, only 10 cents per ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
bacco, and many think seriously OF abau'

bacco, and many think seriously OF abaD'
doning rs cultivation altogether.
A railroad N, cling was held In New Can
ton on Yesterday aud everything looks
favorable for new roed from New Canton
10 our Courthouse. We are pleased with
the prospect, and have no doubt The enter
prise will prove profitable 20 the company
as well as beneficial TO our people generally.
Already high prices have been offered Tor
firms upon which iron and copper.ore are
fourd. Our slate quarries will be greatly
enhanced in value, and we hope that new
gold mines will be found and all OF them
worked more successfully than formerly.
Messrs. Edwards and Roberts had their
barn burned down short time ago. Win
about three hundred dollars worth Of feed.
II was evidently the work Of an inceDdlary,
"a il was only used for storing the feed,
which they had arranged 10 have removed
the next day.
Mr.. r. II. Hudgins had his c0rn-bouse
robbed by two negroes in the daytime wbi'e
he was absent. His wife saw Tire thieves,
but, being alone, was afraid to interfere.
Mr. Hudgins attempted 10 have them ar
rested. but they made their escape.
The mails have been very irregular lately,
and many complaints are made.
The work OF our public schools has Deen
yeiy much interrupted by bad weather ana
the measles. until lately, and in some OF
them now the attendance IS very poor. y
Teachers Institute j. 10 be held at the
Courthouse tomorrow. We have some prl-
yate schools that are regularly though not
Ior1eIv attended. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
HOW II S,perates.

We have always favored paying oil the
national debt as rapidly as possible. The
money thus set free must be Invested IN
some sort OF business, aud the country
thereby benefited. We therefore do not
agree with Mr. MCPHERSON, Of New jersey
when he says: at is rank Injustice to ask
the present generation to pay off any portion
Of the public debt" We work only ior
our own interests when we do so. Let Dir.
Mcpherson suppose that the national deot
were as great now as II was In 1866, or IN
other words, that there were still invested
in Government bonds hundreds OF mi'hons
Of dollars which have been iorced INTO
manufacturing, into railroad enterprises,
and into a lhousasd channels they would
not vet have reached II the debt had Deen
ion for the next generation 10 pay, and he
may possibly conclude that there Is some
doubt as TO whether bis theory will bear in'
ycstlgation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
:. wn,t baltimore Is Doimg.'

10 the Editors of the Dispatch:
The writer trusts that every business
man in this city has read tie article III your
issue Of to-day 60 ~ entitled What Balti-
more is Dong" and more. Is bordering
>eriousiy lis points as they bear upon the
interests of Richmond. Baltimore has bad
nothing TO interfere with her growth. she
proiited by the war instead OF beng GAM
aged by it. She has accumulated welith
largely, and her citizens work as one man
in everything that gives any promise OF an
increase 10 that wealth. Her railroad man
aoement is not behind that Of any other
CITY. and she will gather in all the trade
/, is pdks,blc fer that management, backed
nv her enlightened merchants and manu-
facturers, TO compass, and, IL we choose TO
nsc our ewes, we will see that ber range
steadily continues to expand.
Do VIC in Richmond exhibit, as regards
our interests, this same oneness OF lnten-
lion: Do our businessmen put themselves
in active sympathy with the transportation
interests working 10 and from this point ?
Do oui city fathers promote or hinder the
proper arrangement OF terminal facilllles
here! As it is perfectly plain that paying
trade cannot be made unless we have trans
porta,ion TO suit, so far from our regarding
these lines with aversion, We SHOULD,
through some organized body OF business
men, continually confer with them without
reserve. Cannot the Chamber OF Commerce
be put on this basis of active work. We
can make no Roadway unless we labor Tor
il. and labor hard aud continuously.
A MANUFACTURER.