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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
DAMAGE ELSEWHERE.
MUCH DAMAGE AT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
BUILDINGS USRooPED AND DEMoIsHED-wIDE-
SPREAD HAVOC.

SPREAD HAVOC.
terrific storm OF wind aud rain visited tho At
lantic Highlands yesterday a few minutos before 4
o'clock N the afternoon, iniiCing considerable
damage upon houses and stores The freaks Of the
wind wero equal to those OF Western tornado
Houses were torn from their foundations. roofs
ripped of and entire buildings demolished. Shut
tiers and doors were wrcnched from their hinges ana
whired through tho arr chimneys were toppled
over or carried bodily away and In some cases
buildings were flung into the bay. The havoc was
widespread and the damage done runs Tar into
thousands Of dollars No lives are known to be
lost. but several persons were injured. Scarcely
binding IN the place was spared from some injury
The roof OF the Post Office torn oil by the
wind and all tho doors OF the building were COM
pletely smashed The letters and Othor contents OF
the office were swept ont in 20 the air and scattered
broadcast. The pavilion summer building
nearly 300 feet long, belonging to William Foster.
was carried distance of 800 feet All the ohm
news of the Lockwood House were carried away
the total damage being $500 Tho hotel was owned
by s. Lockwood. Of Now York. and was kept by a
Mrs Marson. The fish market Of Curtis lallman
and a plumbing shop kept by Edward Powell were
seized by the wind and hurled into the bay. two
story frame building in FIrst-ave, was completely
demolished. Tho first floor was occupied
by George Mackey. of Keyport. a butcher
who loses $1,000 In tho upper story
were the printing office of Peter Y Everett and the
office of Tie atlantic Highlands Herald. The damage
to the two Offices was $1,000. Not a particle of
furniture IN the building was left whole William
Smith, butcher, who was in the shop on the first
floor narrowly escaped With his life from the build
ing as it being crushed TO pieces. Another Two
story frame building. occupied as a feed and hour
store by Captain James III. Leonard, was iilted
from its foundations while the roof was taken OIL
bodily and borne some distance ava. The damage
done amounts 10 81 900. Part OF the gable end oil
DR.. John NJ. Van Matters house, IN Fnst-aVe'. was
torn of and the root OF the Bay View House. Kept
by Mrs. &. r. Martin. went after. The storm
wrought complete destruction to the iurni-
ture and contents OF the upper story. nat d"e,,
| ing owned by j. Thomas Roberts was unrooled ana
| damaged to the amount oil $500 Ii was occupied
| by T. Y Everett. whose loss Oh furniture Will eA'
| coed 800.
| The Grand View Hotel. kept by William h..
| Mcintyre was partly unroofed aud Injured to the
| amount of about 800. The winter Office OF the
| Atlantic Highlands Association also was stripped
Of It's roof. Other damage was done to buildings
which cannot be fully estimated. The iele,
graph wires broken and whipped
| from the poles and many OF the poles
were blown down or snapped IN two. Ihe teie,
graph Office was closed in consequence OF the TOTAL
destruction OF the line,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

showers The air was full of moisture and the day
seemed uncomfortably warm, although the highest
record OF the Thermometer was only 800 at $3.50
D. IN. At a. the record was I|''
At p. m. 1S.100th OF an Inch OF rain
had fallen During the day the wind shifted from north
the morning west noon. and again TO north 10
ward evening" when its velocity eleven miles per
hour. At one time 1t was blowing at the rate Oh ony
four miles an hour This, with the humidity OF tne
atmosphere caused much Precipitation as to occasion
the frequent remark that was the hottest DAY OF tue
wear although IL WAS far from belug so.
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TO BE ENTERTAINED AT SARATOGA.

n
OF W. JENNINGS DEMoREsT.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, July 23.-The
special train bearing about 400 little children under
charge OF the FresBAir Funds
expected TO arrive from the tomorrow after
noon o'clock BY arrangement with the superin.
tendent. the will lie here from two 10 three
hours, IN which time the children will be taken
drive around the village by invitation OF W. Jennings
DemOres whose guests they will be- They will be taken
TO his place at Orchard Lawn Grove in the southern part
OF this place, where lunch Will be provided The little
people will be transferred there stages
and In order that they enjoy view OF the village
the following route will be taken South broadway TO
Crcularst, 70 Park place, and by JenersOnst 10
Orchard Lawn Grove.
Alter luncheon and hours play in the grove they
Will again take the omnibuses and stages and drive
through Crescent and Nelson ayes to UniOn.ave and
thence by North Crculsr.st. to Broadway and by
mission Of Judge Henry Hilton will make the tour Of
N0Odlawn Park, which they will re-embark the
train aud continue their journey TO the metropolis.
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The ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB FLEET.

NEw-L )NDoN, Conn, July 23.-The Atlantic
Yacht Club heet arrived here this afternoon after a
fine run OF sixty miles. The feet left Black Rock at
6:ZU a. IN. The schooner Atlanta, Commou ora
vermilye, was the first 70 arrive, Dropping anchor
al 1926 .. IN. Tho others came In In the folowIne
order: ROaner, Fanlta Water Witch, Peerless GRAY.
ling, Crusade9, Stella, Crocodile, Pirate Clean
Viola Enterprise and Romeyn Haze The geet will sail
Al $3.50 tomorrow Tor Greenpor where the yachts
men will spe nd the day.
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THANKS FOR TRIBUNE ENTERPRISE.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The SUNDAY TRIBUNE arrived on Null
lords porch at 9:2S The Herald, Times &C. arrived at
ll;O2 by regular train via Phenioia. You have the
THANKS OF all the city bOarders in this region for your
enterprise and accommodation
. - - CHARLES r. BRADY. No. $50 Broadway
Auford's Mountain House TannerspiIe ~ r. July %
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. July PAL a. m.-The movements
In the barometer yesterday was downward Cloudy
and fair weather prevailed with Is Of inch OF rain
during the Thetenperature raagei between
on corresponding day last aud l7s lower than
Sunday.
Partly cloudy and weather. with slight changes
in temperature aud chances OF light rain early III tho
day, may be expected to-day in ths city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

Major C is exceedingly fond OF the
game OF whist On he was speaking OF the
way 10 WHEN adverse luck Will sometimes pursue man
and remarked that he played whole season al the
White suipnur springs aud never held trump some
one In the company suggesed that that was lnpossoo
because he must held least one trump every time
be dealt ths cards, But the major replied, Every
time / dealt IL was o misdeaL"-lEditors Drawer IN
uagpeyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

,.xrrn curl ND on the roof Of Jack.
koslows soothing go to sleep few years unlimited
snd spuSsD party iE %shs up
great jubilee IN 1TMocpAcy
n .Sona me Xenia (Ohio Gazette.
Tn nutshell, HOadly is Democrat for rev.
oaIL
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Artistic .'lenioriais.

The NEW. ANDuRANI re WORKS, Hartford. CO11.
Quarnes amt Workshops Westerly, H. l.
Fine monumental aud buldug SOrA la Gtaato Drawings
and furnished without charge COrfospDId nco
ncltad. once 49, q. W CANFIEt.D. As-
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6uerlal Notices.

Anti Machine Republican General Committee.
nesting OF tho Executive Committee VIII DC acid this
tuesday, evening AT i35 East 33dst 10 der
The PROPOSED machine Ie.eai Ululent. C.lULLMAN.
W. Il OAkLEf SeCy. Saaiiuiah.
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MURDER FOLLOWED BY ROBBERY.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 23.-At Garretson's
Landing Oh the Arkansas River twenty miles below Pine
Bnf last night Garretsons store was robbed and his
clerk murdered, the BODY Depg I0uhd ihsioe INC
store this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
A DAY OF SHOWERS.

Yesterday was day of showers, with brief
Intervals OF sunshine The rain fell lightly In the Tore
noon, but about / o'clock the sky cleared
and the sun came out brightly, An hour
or two later there was v succession OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
WILLIAM r. CARLETON DEAD.

BosToN, Mass, July 23.-William T. Carleton,
electrician whose connection with electrical and scen
tinc matters abroad has made him widely known In
Britain and other Countries diea NJ BrocKton TO-
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

Thick food be digested By infants MelHns Food
take the Of the thick which sours te
stomach infants. IL Is heathu. nOutiing and
highly the faculty the perfect suOst
tuIe fol mothers mix All have
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Ready This Morning.
SEMI WEEKLY IklRllNE.

Price In wrappers ready m.ihng hve per copy:
On Coplos, Az % ten copies and
an eItra $50 Postage tGoo 10 tho subscriber
- the TRIBUNE. New.NOrk.
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Smith for least twenty more children, we mono
Anh N"" A0"~ w. H. GORDON
pu.,b,,-o July
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

SANFRANcIsco, July 23.-The following were
the official closing prices Of mining stocks to-day:
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

baromstea variations 10 this city By snas
divisions Of time fer the
Tne csotattsas
The dotted line represents
istisAsd tAafnsnsu
BrsAd~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

ARRIVAL OF A srEANsHIP.-rne French steamship
Aesia Captain Viat, arrived In port late last niShS
from Naples, Marseilles and Gibraltar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

crown COLLARS and CURFs ani MONARCH SNarA
Sold by lea ing deAsrA
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Colgate Il Cos
Violet Toilet Water.
For the handkerchief aud b ith.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
Sporleocs Su fan 8iore Ti9
ieip uiDffeIt8.

6or 6et 6erite, buis IN onifer at
9isre zig ielO sIsn6is iaa uar tgeu.
ngttig. 9eIs Gi0en maa Oh tqnte paa
Dig ieIU, og bUuO Der bcrer dig til.
SrpO DIG life ON Rogtnting cQers.
6au in9en RebfoIsIie for Gnbrc en5
Dig ieIu. Can't oIorig paa at upbe
ben GiIireositiueIie at is gtn6rc lutfc,
Ii9e; Iangt Bsuer Dor On, bui5 On
Icr ct imiIsnOc 2IHiigt, pGre Guin6igg
oUer, al N Anoen maaIfe ifuloe ruoe,
buaO Qu isIU life bar. MIisuno busr
6n, Iom cr bsbre iarsn, enc On Ct
iclp; bau utiTrlige Eautcr ON Dem oq
tai fOra9ttIig on benz. Scr ellie
blnge for, al 9togcu i;uIoe touuHs Tins
Gettjgbsoer Tor mar; par paa Gin &oii
tmoo bette, og tommsr Gogtu mar,
buao Der tiIbOrer dig, bd bSr Du
"9Isfis" cfter benz iom Ell 6uao. 6olo
meo SUsr falt pan. bOao Dit CT. Ia0
Ogfda uErs, at oct lite CT uayot en-
SnaPPcnaoI. Sin oIorig tabt / uoget
StDtte, par me9et fer % Optag / rams
meite AluOr 2tlt, buaO Der iigss / Spg3
SGr itmiGg paa Dine @eurcr; Oct
fnnoe 10 gierne bGnbe, at Be life citi;
mcrcOe Dig not, Og Bpi5 set nogen,
iinoe ier uO iOm on Sc latte Ola I'll.
iioe, iaa uoIRg Oerc5 Nofrro paa BEN
uGrit muIi9e Moaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
Snoianerncs Soi.SanS.

Gn Sorreiponbent til ct a~meritanit
SIao oueruar / iorri9e MaansO Snbios
nerues SoIsSans, Der iaar afbolotes
peo 8oiebub a9enturst / Oatota. IS
nopalste 6riscre al Stammeu bliuer
uopal9t til at uofOre Damien omtriug
ct Mlmetr9, Der fGlbes at en- Snsiuner:
gise, buem Bet iensre life bliuer tiIaot
at 9ifte Jig. Ser buirpIer 6e ii9 oms
firing / be melt ruisn6e Spin9ninger %
meO boie Sop til Miuiit af en- 5Isite
at @aaieben prp6et meb iisl6ne SreIss
fiRr iamt Sronuner og til SpIcne ira
en- Slot ~Sansere". Damien uebparer
ira Haanen itaur op ON gftenen 90
til SoIen 9aar neb ben neits Dag, os
er Iebiaset al fOrifieuige Gsremonier,
lom Bonner og @iennemitirning af
gsrnenes 9rer til Ge9n paa, at be er
optagne lom Dteblemmer al Stammen.
0uis no9en al Sanlerne bIiper oItfor
uonattet, Iebes ban no9Ie Minu,ter
ben unber ct SrG, buor ban iaar nogle
Drag al en- Yibe FAINT IiSt piIb Sals
pie. De purise Snbianere, Der otter
Sorreiponbentens llOiasn ipntes at tnse
Sa9en mco itorits Sise9plOis6eb, iaO /
en- SreoS omtrin9 SauierRe og na6 ct
6eltmaaItib al SunOetioo og bcar0t
Sroo. Smtrent peb M~ib6uastioer be
9guosr Sen %iorncmlts "Miebicin. ManS"
at bemaIe SanIerne, Der ifnl biuSeS til
Stangen. 9iaar bette CT 9iort, Ieoes
DC til SompaSiet5 fire Sisusr, og
"Oeeoicinmanben" bsber berpaa Ell tort
gsu. Den fsrite / IRtfen bIeu Sers
paa faitet til Sorben, buorpna "Meoi.
ciumanoen" meo en- itarp Sniu itar TO
bpbe 6IRnssr / bans &rpit. Oct bio,
bige 6isb bIeu Ieftst Iiot op % ct Ii,
bet 8ebltptte, Der uar iaiibunoet til
@taiten, tlemt IND mellsm Siooet. Suna
og ubmattet al IS 9imsrs Dams, Gorit
og Sun9er maa;te cen un9e 8ri9er an;
IpGnoe ale fine arGftsr, for oct Igtfes
oes bdnt at riue Jig los fra Niaiten,
iOm blot bIeu muIig 6erueo, at ban 1T
reoet Sebtpttet uO, bpOruro tilise meb,
IuI9te ct fort Stptte Of bans eget
HioO. gae arigere u0boIOt b,nns q,uss
Iige Sortur, Der unbertibsu uareoe ousr
en- baIu Gimc, me0 ben i~tOrits Stano.
5afti9beo O9 SigsggIOigBeO; itte ct Gut
eIler Ell &Iage unbilap bersS eGbsr, tbi
ellers unr &c for ~beitauOig blspus 10.
itoot al 2ri9erncs HGttcr, Ga Spin
oerus uiIOe Baue iolt 6Oragt for Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
Norfc Sonocfansere.

9n 0oarbbru9er fra Ger par for
Ie0cn Dag / Gbriltiauia for at ialoe
biuerie ganSmanS5prOoutter, bcri6lanbt
ogIaa en- Get Garoc, til bUilten ban.
i%aainart ban tom paa GorDet, iauSt en-
&io6er. Gn iaafGIot SptiOter fiobte
Soften, an9iusIig for en- @rosierer,
men itiucoe BEN 8sttn9elie, iom BON,
ben o9iaa bere6uiQig git inc paa, at
aarueiRttsn itulbe Blue lig9en6e paa
So9nen, til @rOsierersn omtrine Ii:
ltoen tom paa Soutoret, % 6a ifuIoe
&aruen lepercs Og 8onSen faa fine
Fen9e. 6Oracen Gorpe bopbc 9onoeu
6rl9t ttIialgS, og ben pelpillias Sps
fiobsr paatog Jig O9iaa at iGIge en-
SaSie Nforeuer, iom ban tit al 9ous
ben % itrar ioI9te. &Iottcn blsu imi6,
lsrtto IL (grosierereus 6outorti6), oa
oa ifuIbe &arueu Ieusrss; Sptioberen
tog / ben a~nIeoning Satten paa Ntats
fen for hos @rosiereren at omIette Sen
til tIingcnoe Ngut. Oct par imiolers
tic be9pnbt at rsgne, % Bet par ilcmt,
oa Sdruen bIeu uaao; men 8onSeu
piolte 0taao, ban bau6s en- iolio 0tegn,
fappe, o9 ben Ia96e ban Ouer SGtten,
Tom Opfiobcren baue ilGn9t paa Gpgs
gen o9 itrar Ia9oe iuei mc6. 6loffen
par Iom ia9t II, ba Sptipbercu 6rog
aflteo meo SarueiGtfen; men Sen bleu
II, l, ia til % meO ?; oa uar Corn,
then ilnt, % enOba par life Spfio6erer
tOmmen tiI6age msb 8sngene for Mo>
rcIltrne o9 &aruen o9 Beuer life mc0
Gegntappeu. Nfen / Spfioberens Steb
tom Yolitiet, Ser meo obIolut 8etos
m%pnot9beo forIan8tc Goruet rpobet, %
Sonoen maottc, tpungcu af 9teopens
Oi9beOen, forla6e Sorpet u6en ateou.
fappe og noen SpgiOr al ben ucIuiaiee
Optiober, Der paa en- iaa Ietuin6t
bauSe biuIpet bam at meb Sars
ueiGtten, WOrelerne Os &esnfappen.
Gn al SOnOens 8Ouesaer opforore6e
6am til at gicre 9tnmeIbeIie ON Bet
paSiereOe til PoIitiet; men BERTH luas
rsOe ban, at bet bare uol6te SruSeri.
% ban f~Oretrat at iinbe fig / fit Sab.
IlteOenfor cfterpaa at faa Sen llmoae
m0oe paa IoIitifammeret.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
NOTE BLANKS

vi bar pea 9nanScn ct fort ~.
Note Blanks (lron clad, taa
5opo) builte ienOss pertoirit ii! y
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
2Gnaiel o. altib Qrnnil

SGngiel pg altiO 9Grgit, BEN saar Ofte bp6t nc6, ia
ben gaar %enbo9iaa iua uibt, at enteIte Uennelfer bar ipe.
fnIeret pa at bore fig tuGrs isiennem SOr6su; Set 9aur
lite, bet betaIcr fig ite, Os iaa bar GnteIte tGnft paa at
tHnne iti9e til 9laanen Oe6 9iGIp al en- 9~uftbaaOn, Tom
DC taISsr oct. ensIGHOerne er mere prattiIte, Sc bOIber
zig til Sir9toppene, men buorrranse al bisie riae giarrer
letter life siost til blot for at tunne fge: Il have been
there. SGnt! bUorIe6eS ben faataIbte gupe Stub funse
baue rebbet imaa OS fore eu baaoe SrIanb "a / Gna.
Lamb peO %iiteSetfor at Ofre fine 8euse paa ~uOsiOmme Sore.
tGsenSer ba at bape ifiGnfet babe fine ~9siispense Os riae
8ritfepsnse for at itanOie ct 9uHssrsns Sfris fra fafteIs
SrIanb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
GH Sn6rO fnnget paa Tiifcfrua.

VI SlUr0 IllIget paa TilfctrOG.
en ueO SGtteIuset / RarbeOsn al
e9riitiania bOiat Sitter bGnste forleOen
aftsn IN 6iifereu no til GOrrina. 9a
ban ON MOr8enen ituIbe bente Siife.
reOet fanbt ban en- Subro bqnaenSe
peO ben. 9ubrOen bau6e / 9sbet uf
Ratten billet SiSre fig tilsObe meo
a1IalOet, Tom bang pe6 6~iltetroaerne,
Os uar berunOer tommet til at bliue
fRn9ilet ueo 6iiferepet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
Vpholstrv Department.

81 nil iGsc uO belle nor 9ebOOuing at GuIutappr, Gorbua. Wottsr
Gardiner meO SiOeber, Sen9tebcsStOf Os Sniptnser; oct Sde tuet ale
Sareru nocr bette 0epartenent til SnOipbsprts mob 6outant. 6r nj opta.
ger 0ore9nllc oper SOrebeboloutH9n CT ben beofe 3o 1t tpbe bliot.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
GSrcsis;

.. auunSien, 9ecOrOb 5arDa +,
BLANK ORDERS for DISTklC'
SCHOOL TREASURES GIn =.
lbsit @Ountp tiIiuIss i "DeeO'a9''''
items" Ofhes.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
rocerv-Department

per@oenoe AZ SaTe, Sbe, Suffer, Shup Os ole andre S~OIoniulAgarr iploes
III 5n0leo9.PrlS o9 brn9es nit omting til buattIombcIl sus gpem. for
u " TAI 0"0e Ot tut, lr ut opta9r SaebebolOuinsn % ppntr op Sus
hthn. Som Op beog OS. gHsS Motris
S. w. LANDERS & SON.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10

IVA 8arnen
% ipaoierer rneS
gelm. st Rornpo.
torbi. ~Nei m,
een Hue, "ie, bu,
hrn til Dor Rott,
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10

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Decorah-posten., 1883-10-10
Domestic Department

Domestic Department.
Goo S San rrints to z Cts pr. Yard
G"Od Sta an9a onlfung to 8 Cts pr. Yard
No., naaI@ oihgham Sob Cts pr. Yard
Bed TIekings, Batting. Cotton Flanel, shirtings DENNIS and
Pants Cloth.
til lGrodeS lnpe 9rier.
- er a9enter fr ben me go. s epsMaffue, Sen bsSfe ga biuoRe. %
WO9ef, l"m enbuer beBOuer. Som % 6Iss os.
s. w. LANDERS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-26

he snapped the trigger twice at bis stom'
ach, but the weapon fortunately refused to
20 off and thus terrible tragedy was avert
ted. Mitchell is very pleasant faced and
Quiet maDnered young man, but also very
quick tempered aud does not hesitate to
resent an insult, and Legg 10 said to have
used some very rough language toward
him, which provoked the quarrel.
Nearly every state Legislature has sd.
iourned with the exception Of those OF Hi.
nois, New York and Pennsylvania. The
only reason tor the continued presence OF
the first is the persistent efforts Of the Re-
publican ma. rity to override the minority,
the constitutional well-estsblished parlis.
mentary rules, to carry out certain wi.
famous partisan schemes. The Democrat
ic minority has so far successfully resisted
the accomplishment Of these schemes, for
which they deserve the thanks Of the
people.
"A sparring match between Dick Cum.
mings and an unknown who had clustered
considerably about his tact with the nit
tens, was the attraction at the Comiqus
after the regular performance Tuesday
night and drew a crowd, Of course. The
stakes were fifty dollars to twenty-five on
Cummings, three rounds. The contest
was short and interesting. Cummings bad
decidedly the advantage from the start and
Knocked bis'opponent out Of time in the
second round. Neither received scratch
and only the best Of feeling was NANTES
ted all around. Dick Cummings 10 rapidly
getting his name up as boxer, wrestler
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-26
A PRESENTATION.

In accordance with request from some
of the members of the Daughters of Re.
becca," special meeting of Alexander
Lodge of Odd Fellows was called at the
hall last night. The request puzzled tho
members of the lodge, and the mystery
about il attracted a full attendance, OF
members who met the Daughters OF lie.
becca" there, also in full force.
But when the lodge had been duly called
to order, oil mystery was cleared away by
Mrs. A. B. Stafford, who stepped forward
end in neat little speech, presented 10
Alexander Lodge, or behalfof the Daush'
tiers Of Rebecca, q beautiful silk flag, bear
Ing upon one side the scene of Rebecca At
the we'll and upon the other an appropriate
inscription in fancy letters.
Mrs. Stafford was replied to by Maeis' rate
Comings on behalf Of the lodge, aud very
handsome little speeches were made by
Judge Bross and other members. The
mating closed about ten o'clock with
many exchanges Of good will.
The flag iss real beauty and will 10
proudly worn BY the lodge to-day on its tx.
cursion 10 Jonesboro.
Additional Local Items on Third Page,
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Additional Local Items on Third Page.
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THE LAST OF FEsTE.

The following letter will DO OF some In.
terest to Cairoites, by reason of the little
sensation created here by the party It con.
Germs and Others drawn by him into little
transaction Of somewhat irregular us-
ture:
OFFICE CT CHIEF or POLICE,
ST. LOUIS, April 23rd, 1888. (
Louis II. Myers. Esq . Chisfof Police Cairo, Ms
DEAR SiR:--Yours Of 22nd ut hand and
would state that Frank Feste entered q
plea of guilty to grand larcency in the It,
Louis Criminal Court THIS .. m, and was
sentenced TO two (s years confinement 10
the State Penitentiary. Gt k.
Very respectfully.
JNo. W. CAMPBELL, Chief Of Police
Mr.. II. WILLIAMS, Sect'y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-26
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE

are now receiving daily the very latest novelties in Dress
Goods Hosiery, Gloves Parasos Laces, EmbrOideries
White Goods &c., suitable for the approaching hot season.
all of which are offered at prices that not be under
sold in this any western market.
Weare doing the largest business in Black Silks
done in Cairo and making daily additions to this De-
partmen The excellence of Silks and the low prices
asked for them are the subject Of general comment.
Buyers of Black Silks are respectfully asked to
pare our goods and samples from abroad New shades in
Bunting Nuns Velings Albatrers Cloths Grenadines &c.
We solicit the patronage of the cash buying public
who will find it to their advantage to trade at
STU A RT'S.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-26
OFFICE CT CHIEF or POLICE,

A red-haired clerk in Savannah, .
Slipped on a piece of banana,
Great pain he endured.
But st. Jacobs OIL cured,
He now goes dancing with Hannah,