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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-15
CHURCHES.

/,AIRU BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
| streets; preaching first aud thlId sundays IN
.acn month, ii a m. and 1890 0. M prayer meet
mn Thutsday, 1902. N. Sund.S .chooi S:3o am
Rev. A. j. HESS, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEaER|EPlscqqpsl
Fourteenth street; Sunday 7:oOa m, Holy
Enchsrist; $50 a. m. ., sunday school j 90 Am
Morning. Prayers; 500 p. m, Evening Prayers y
f. Dagen port, 8 T. Is. Rector.
,'IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHuhOH.-
Preaching at n 30 a. H., 3 p. m, and 1:3O p m
nlbstl school at 1880 p. Rev. T. j. Shores
pastor
LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services SAD
Il bath 30 Il. m Sunday school 2 p m ReV'
RnBppc, pastor.
,IETHoDIsT-Co Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching Sabbath HOO d. m ana ~ y "a
unday School at 400 =. u Rev j. A. scSfre'''
aston,
DkBsBYTERIAE Eighth street; preachlhg on
L sabbath at II :01 q. m. and 1880 p. m; Ptaye,
meeting W Wednesday at 7:39 p. m; Sundhy oChso'
st3p. M Rev B. Y. George, pastor.
ct JOSEPH s., Roman Catholic) Corner cross
- and Walnut streets; services sabbhlh lo'Na'
NJ; Sunday School al p. m; Vespers . P m scr
uces every day at = a. IN. Rev. ObHra' fres''
CT. PATRICKs S. Roman CsthOlic) Corner MINI
y street aud Washington avenue; services SAD
Dstb 8 and 10 a. m; Vespers p. m snnasy school
Up. m. services every dag al IN. Rev. MdsteIsoh
priest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-15

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNCALLED
FOR IN THE PosToFFIcE AT CAIRO, ILL.,,
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1882.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-15
Liver, Kidney and Bright's Disease.

A medicine that destroys the germ or
cause Of Bright's disease, diabetes, kidney
and liver complaints, and has power to root
them out of the system, is above all price.
Such medicine is Hop Bitters, and posi-
tive proof of this can be found by one trial,
or by asking your neighbors, who have
been cured by it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ONCE of CITY Clerk, Cairo, Ills, July 3rd 1882
Sealed proposals. viii be received AT this oOice.
directed to the Ci.y Clerk of the city Of Cairo un.
III Tuesday evening July 10th next, for keeping all
public drive wells In the city in good working or.
der for the remaining portion Of the fiscal wear
(April 80 h, 1889. Also for the LAYING of sewer
pipe on Commercial avenue, between Third and
Fifth streets, and between Nineth aud Tenth
streets. and on Twenty.sccond street, between
Walnut and Pine streets. Work to be done salts.
factory to he committee on streets A good and
suilici bond for twice the amount of bill must
accompany all propositions. The right To reject
any and al blds reserved by the city.
ID. j FOLEY, City Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-15

1t is simply marvellous how quickly con.
stipation, bliousness, sick headache, fever
and ague, and malaria, are cured by "Sel-
Ier's Liver Pills"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-15
County Officers.

Circuit Judged J Baker.
Circuit Clerk--A. IL. Irwin,
County Judgc-R. YOcum.
County CLERKS j. Ilnmm.
County Attorney-J. NJ. Damron.
County earurer-Miles w. Parkef'
Sheriff-John Hodges.
Coroner--k Fitzgerald ,
tibbs and Peter Saup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-15
OFFICIAL DIREtT0RY.
City Othcers.

vayor-N. Is. Thistlewo0d'
Treaturer--T Kerth.
CLERK Dennis. j, Foley.
,,vanselor-- WIN. Is. Gilbert.
Marshal--L. II. Meyers,
Attorney william Hendricks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
fire, w .rd-Wm. Nc Hale. T. NJ. Kilnbrough.
second Ward-J esse HInkle G.. N. Hughes.
Third Ward--B. y, Blake, John Wood.
Fourth Ward-Charles o. patierl Adolph swo-
Odg.
Nfth Ward-T. W. Halliday, Ernest b. Petit
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-15

A Troy, n Y, young man, after din
Ing, at restaurant, lighted his cigar,
and IN SO doing set fire TO the cord ut
tachcd to his Eyeglasses. The flame
darted up, and In u moment the frame
Oh the glasses was all abla2c. lie dashed
them to the floor quickly and saved his
eycsight from injury, The secret oftho
mystery Is that the frame of the glasses
was made Of cclluloid u preparation OF
gun.cotton, and very inIlommablc'
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List OF PRGMIUMS.
Names Of the Recipients.

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i.srPaaelL MILL STONES,
FOR SALE.

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= a-rri county Terms iioera' farms gs+l 7v.teryd
and tstLt,vreo; good orchards. zad buil-Ibgz
ST. Tin from one 70 three E-le- Of posto1hce, ds
pot saE and arl-t mills, AMI churches PrU.iuct
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bacco to perfection Appls u
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FOR SaLE OR RENT.

A Age twsIing-v.I.h ) acres land Also, FOR
5ALk ONLY, sIna-l house and lot. Writ 10
w Is. WISGATE
oct ll-i Wake Forest, y. G.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
MISSION WORK AT THE TOMBs.

The evening moeting yesterday a. Inc WcscUdd Sonmd
ST was i'm fhc interests of the Tombs Prison MIS-
sion. The Rev. Sidney G. Law, the chaplain OF the the
Tombs, gave many details of the mission Worh
Christian heart coming in and seeing the inmates OF
the City Prison would feel compassonate' as az, da
Christ when he met tle great millud III I'm lne ,o
he had visited in the prison and one from the mother
of Chas,ine Cox to her son, full OF expressions o
simple piety. -. r .,,o ,ror,,
done. Last year the mission had received IL, 900
to keep the Gospel before l7,0Oomcn. lhls was me
only sourcc of life strength and comfort they had
and he anuealel to his bearers not to shorten It,
Ihe Rev Dr Adams of Westchester, also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
FATHER McCosKER'S STATEMENT.

Large congregations Yesterday crowded the Ro-
man Catholic Church at Railway, OF winch atncr
Mci i'oster is pastor The publication of the priests
difficulty with the sisters from Madison, III regard
TO the education of the Catholic children III tne
parochal schools the nterpOSition OF the blShop III
The matter and the announcement made on Satur-
dav that the trouble had been settled by the retreat
of Father McCOsker from the position he lad as
suned lent interest to bis expected remarks. IN
order to make himself thoroughly understood ana
TO give the widest publicity to his latest expression
of views, he made the same statement 10 MS
congregation at the a. III. and 1850 a. N. masses
and at vespcrs III the afternoon. lie was nSieht1
10 with dcep attention. The little troubles" SAID
Father NJ Coskcr, that sprang up in our parocIial
school on Tuesday last have been most amlcaoy
and satisfactorily adjusted Our school VIII be re,
oIrned Tomorrow morning at the usual hour 1
NAV state that it is the wish OF our bishop and mine
also that all of the Catholic children OF Railway
shall attend it i'll the future. In expressing
this wish | am only reieratlng what !
EXPRESSED to you at the commencement OF
tie scholastic year. We have good reason
TO he gratifed TO Almighty God for giving 10 US
fail TO admire the prudence, good Judgment ana
courtesy with which he adjusted tins veXcd queS-
zion. / fondly cherish the hope that much good,
both TO the church and the school, may result from
these late troubles much as regret them; All
that is now required" concluded Father McCosker,
d" for the accomplishment of this result Is that you
send your children to the parOchlal school
TRlBCNE reporter saw Father McCoskcr at the
parsonage Immediately after the eight O'Clock mass.
The priest stated that he could say nothing further
tl:an what he had said as he was under promise 10
the Bishop. lie remarked, however, that what ne
had done was from his c0nsclence ana that IL lay
between him and God. He has a sister who has
been for thirty years teacher in the public schools
Of Ncw-Yurk city, and who Is now VIce-pnnclpal
OF q school near the lOinbS.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13

cused the members of the Council who he'd declned
the case against him with bolstering up asenIou
which could not stand IN any court OF justice, weo
evidence was weighed and where witnesses conid oc
examined under oath. Mr.. Fulton declared ms ms
Willingness to meet Mr. Conways statements In ,MI
with signing what they knew to be false: 1ney
had attempted to destroy the usefulness of brother
minister who, although troubled, was not do-
etta cl
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
SKIPPING NEWS.

SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK......FED. H. ls3A
ARRIVED.
~ following vessel arrived on the llth inst on' "''
not repOrted; , o.
Steamer Celtic (Br) Gleadell, Liyerpoo' anu """
town with mdse and passengers to r Cortis. 80
steamer Embeton lBr Jackson, Newport Il days. WIN
steamer Salisbury oiir Davidson GiTgent Dec 2S Ts.
ana s wih 3i fruit r. meT eic 10 phelps Bros Co m and
Steamer Il knight CeiSheSlisrbi @ WigbtIe1
steamer atiera West Point va Win mu'o 10 o'u
Se1mer Wyanoc Couch Richmond City Point and Nor
fp1 w Tcse ana T of searspor Dow oo Aug
via batavia Nov r. with sugar 10 orucr 'o'''' " - -
sp Fida Gor wendehurst Trieste, 40 days, with mdfe
10 Rs Se ces rea 9 c Portland Henley Matanzas days
with TO order; vessel to IL Winchester w.
sUNsEr-wnd at sandy Hook light, sW' cloudy Al
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIiN PORTS.
9g1sSsr2TS fTcS FsS iHysa Feb steamer
sailed steamers servia 6r Coox rom ,do Tor New
YORK city Of Paris Lockeai from New York for IiyeTOO
DoaEsTIC Ports
HX Feb 4 & tfa%eT' no ycTpSo or New
Sailed steamer Bristol from Ncw,oeans, for Liverpool
l2th-Arr1ved steamer Circassian, from Liverpool
BOSTON, Feb I2-sailed, steamers Palmyra and
KFH Wsr Feb 12saled steamer Wave King Bruins
"S Feb l2-Anved steamers Pioneer Platt
New York Fani Tunncl Richmond, Allentown. swasey'
Boston; l'atcsna&e swain Boson ,ror.,nrg Wiley
New:YoTk Defiance. Jones, Nswberl; nc ,,,, eo1or.
sailed steamers Bueslre, Waterford Geo Appod' saVan
CiIELFsToS FEB l2-Arrved, Cleopatra Balti
NEwORIE,xs Feb 1l-Cleared. steamers Explorer and
It the Passes~saed steamer Andrean Br Liverpool via
Haiiisx. ,.-,-., .,...-... ,o.. o,,r vow.
York; Pembroke Liverpool, Pecomic, Palermo.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

and IaTe' g. Pike, OF Maine Eh Areaue Hote.ONer
AlopZo Cornell Lawrence Barrett and Joseph INNS
r chief OF the Burca of statistics Victoria Hofe-Con
gressman Joseph Jorgcnscn, OF Virginia .HoHnGn HoSe
V. Pierce, OF Buffalo 81 James HoHt
Senator John p Jones, OF Nevada BTerooH H0"Se-
Henry +. Giig, OF London.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CLEANING THE TuOROUGHFARES.

There has been number of complaints from resi-
dents in the First an Second Dlsttlcts tlat ashes
have not been promptly removed from III 'front.' ol
their residences in fact that in some instances they
have been allowed to remain more than twenty-!onr
hours before being taken away. These dstr,c!s
comprise that portion of the city lying pcl9"
Fourteenth-st The First Dstric iciuutS an od ,nd
streets anl avenues lying west OF broadway ana
the Second District those lying eaS' OF bioaIWay.
c. +. Mairs is the contractor ior fieaUlhg
the First District AMI NJ Nanoh , er nne 0VeI of
the two, and he saws that ho n naS
met with good deal o! difficulty i'll getting snit-
cicut number of horses and carts to remove the
ashes and garbage prHupty ant at iue same tiiii'
cear The principal thoroug fares III his district of
Mr.. Mairs said yesterday that all the ashes and
garbage were removed from his distr!ct on SatuI-
dav night. He wishes the citizens of his distlC TO
remember that he has compliant 10 nj ms Once
No I5l Spring-St.. and lie viii be pleased To nave
anv resident Who imacines that he or she has cause
of COMPLAINT Oh accouu; OF tie non-rem val oi aslleS
and garbage. TO call there, and the matter conf
planned of will be ut once attended TO.
MIR Mgirs Yesterday had 100 carts and drivers
aud 50 additional aboicrs at WORK removing ,iie
Cedar and Monis-s $. The snow has now become
So packed and frozen that il needs pckaNcs
10 remove H. Contractor Walton Eas force oI
men at work the STREETS on the EaSt Slde, more
especially Front South and the business streets
leading to them IL some Of the small streets IN
the Swamp' wheeling Is very bad. Large Io!s
very severe strain on the tInck noIse'; au y,
many instances il is found necessary TO double up
teams 10 draw heavy loads.
COmmi Sioncr Cccmans force was engageh YES
terday in removing Snow and zee from fouf'PSIItH
Twcutv-tLirl. Thirty fourth and forty-sec0nd-sts
end upper iircadway. Some portions OF flilh-aYe'
are in pretty bad condition. Tie stage companies
have IiIed the snow in the middle or on either SiIe
of the roadway and there IT remains In uIlSlghttf
filthy hears. The gradual thaWing keeps the I1aI-
way and crosswalks III muddy cohdl ION Alao-
ison and LcXing ngtOu-aves. are nearly as BAD.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
MAYOR YAvIy AND ADRIAN BONDS.

w Stearns. a member OF the Board of Aldermen
Of Adrian. Mich. is now III this city investigating
aftcnnted To negotiate S15000O in fraudulent
water-wOrks 'nds lie SAID yesterday IlaI Mayor
Nayin's scheme did not surprise him because he
ALWAYS regarded the Mayor as gambler trlckster
and disIeputablr person. 80
He is a young man. said the Alderman, " not
more than twcnty-siX years Old lie mace some
money once in wheat speculation. lie entered poll
ties when he was twenty-one years Oh. four years
AGO be was a candidate for Prosecuting attorney
on tile Grccnback ticket, hut was the thlrd man IN
fhe race at the close. When ne ran for Mayor his
oppouent was a Democrat whose wife had been con-
nected with the temperance crusade, aud Mt. Navln
used that fact against him. Since Navin has been
MAYOR he has INDUCED in reckless dissipation and
has been engaged in all kinds of lObbery."
Ia regard 10 this attempt tOsell the water-works
bonds il is said that Mayor Navin had chance TO
make money and did not do it. | don't believe
and believe that the people who were duped don't
want to acknowledge it. The first intimation we had
of the swindle was dispatch from the Connecticut
Insurance Company of Hartford toltS agents asking
1or information about the bonds. The agent OF the
insurance company is cashier i'll Smith ~ Iobeys
bank and he answered that there were no such
bonds Then inquiries came from New-York, but
they were sent TO the Mayor and he answered 10
suit himself The fact that the corporate seal of
The city is III the bonds is easily explained; oe
cause the seal stands Oh the Mayors desk;
The supposed certificates of Judge Howell
aud Mr. Underwood are eu9doubtedly forgeres
and we think that If NJ Mr. Eastons % asod;s.ad agent
Tie description of Mayor Navin given by MI
Easton does not tally with hs personal appearance
but il is more like that OF Alderman W. :. Gardner
who was here with Mr. Navin. Alderman Clark has
also been here with the Mayor. On Thursday Navn
took train west, and II is SAID that Ralph Jewell
ore of his 'chnms,' helped him to leave the city
Tho way the fraud began was that last October the
citizens voted to permit the Council 10 spend
81 800 900 to give better water supply, providing
pure spring water could be found; The water has
Tot been found and authority has been given yet
10 isSllc bonds"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
Announcements A
He WENT FOR his LEFT LEG.

He WENT FOR Ills LEFT LEG.
The greatest proof Of the genuine merit 0t an ac can DC
sanls of testimonials respecting German Remedy
prove concusycy that Is all that 1t represented :"
Brooklyn w. of the fortunate ones rubbed 81
Jacobs oil all left leg for ana as
never had the disease before tins winter Bh as almost
everybody else suffering with IT, guess had TO De ID
down my left limb, but didn't think much Of II until nlght
when began to make me goan had seen the adveIse
from friends therefore got bottle Of and went for my
leg. myself in the OF the on but
gave great relief and let on II until the next day
the remainder in the bottle. That settled ~
have not felt any rheumatic pain Since 80 nuch lor lhaI
trial
COAL! Coal !! COALi!!
Send orders TO J. q. Cunningham, No 33o Broadway
DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
An elegant toilet luxury for the teeth
EARL & WILSON'S "shOrt band" collars and
bead edge cuffs the best. Sold everywhere
144Ie1nrtonavs. near 35th.st Hoars, s - aad5soL
Attention 10 Genuemsl
If you constantly ache all over, nothing Will
prevent the threatening sickness ike Parkcrs Ginger Tonic
lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
revives dropping spirits invigoates and harmOnzes the
organic funcons gives elasticity and hrmness to the STEP
restores the usre the eye and plants on the pale
beauty fresh of LIES spring and early sum
mer time
RUPTURE-Rehcved and cured by DR.. j. A.
Shemaus method without the nTe' trnsses inlet rIn'
day saturday His book with photo graphic M nossss ot
bad cases before and after cure IS mailed ior Ioc.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC TO-DAY.
spn nses e56 sets 533 Moon rises 800 Moonsage dys-o
HIGH WATER TODAY
t,r,noons,dv I,k Obj; Gov Iad 3l6; Hell Gate. h;no
AGernOon-S'J u'k, 32S Cav. lsd 800; Aeh oA', Wv
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
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GFNIrINE BOTTLE. OF WHICH BEARS THkl"
LABEL ,-, ,,,.,,yp
THE MOST POPULAR AND BEST HEALTH BENEi"
AGE ENTANr.
rr ts manly RECOMMENDED FOR LADIES IN
DELICATE HEALTH AND DURING CONtIN EAE-NI' E
WHILE IT Is ESPECIALLY BENEFICIAL TO NCho,
ING MOTHERS. CONVALEscENrs, OR PAllEMts ..,ts,
RECOVERING FROM FRUSTRATING FENEks. @ ING
WEAKEST STOMACH RETAINS 1T READILY, A., 49,,
BEING PREEMINENTLT NUTRITIOUS IA -
REST HEALTH BEVERAGE KNOWN.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers'
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
PROPOSED POLITICAL LEGISLATION


There was comparatively little talk in political
circles Yesterday over the Albany deadlock. Both
sides seemed willing for the time to give up agltat
ING the subject. And until il is settled aud both
Houses of the Legislature organized, there is not
much chance TO speculate on what Will be done Ill
the way of legislation for the metropolis.
II is certain hat Hubert o. Thompson. Conmls-
sioner of Public Works, will cause to he introduced
a il similar TO that of last winter providing Tor
new Aqueduct, in order to increase the supply OF
crotOn.~ He has set his heart upon this scheme and
will endeavOr to carry ii through In the last year
Chief Engineer Newton, of the CrOtOn AQueduct.
with an engineering force has thoroughly surveyed
the feasible routes Tor new Aqueduct and faYoTa-
BILE sites for storage reservoirs, and III the forth
NorkS will treat this subject eXhaustively. Some
other legislation will probably be asked for by the
Commissioner Of Public Works. notably for author
itv TO experiment with different patent paVements.
On the other hand the Iammany Representatives
will endeayor 10 make certain radical changes IN the
CITY Government including spring election, III
order 10 oust Mayor Grace; reducing the various
Commissions that they shall nave only one, or
at the most two, heads; OustIng the ConnllSsiOher
of Pubic Works; providing thrt the Aldermen
shall be chosen by Assembly Districts instead OF by
Senate Districts. and ahO:ishmg minority repIesen-
tation and providing for the election OF Police JUS
tees. go ,.
Ii is simply continuation Of the fight between
TsImnany men and the County Democracy, and for
tle former 10 succeed they will need the almost
uuitel Republican vote which they cannot get ln-
les, il can be shown that the changes VIII materially
benefit the Republican party.