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An Illegal Lottery.

To the Editor of the Courier Journal.
In reference to an advertisement in your paper
OF May H, 1883, published at the insttgation OF
IlVal lottery company. and for the purpose OF
various newspapers throughout the country to the
INJURY and detrlment OF the Commonwealth Dis
trl0utlon Company, justice and fair play compel
me Undersigned to write a few facts in regard to
terry Company would be mean enough to publish
Sucn an article against another company. The
LOUISIANA Lottery Company did few years ago
make determined effort to break up the Common
but failed. Seeing that that r. NJ. Boardman. OF
the commonwealth Distribution Company, by his
push, honesty and enterprise, is building up
business equal to their own, they are again seek
proceedings do them any COOL or the Common
wealth Distribution Company any harm? No!
me Louisiana Lottery Company, owning the
state OF Louisiana. now desire to own Ken
grace, TINS persecution here. when it Is well known
the louisiana company have an agent right here
IN LOUISVILLE. selling tickets openly in defiance OF
quit. so they can have all the business Is not the
louisiana company illegal in its own state? Let
the reader ask for the great Louisiana Congress-
mans lRobertson'S speech before the last Con-
gress. He states truthfully and boldly that 1t is
Illegal; their charter has been repealed and the
legislature has never re-established it. Now, as
70 us fairness, they have two eX-rebel generals
VINO say to the best OF their knowledge their
100000 numbers in tubes and put them in the
wheel, when, In fact, two persons could not wrap
count and place in the tubes 100, OCO numbers in
Two months: The only fair way drawing can be
had is to allow any ticket holder the right to cali
Tor ms number and see it placed In the wheel The
Louisiana company Will no. and dare not do this.
black. r.
F,,o,n the Louisville (Ku) Comier'-Journaz May
Goth, 1883. '' ~
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LundbOrg's Rhenlsh Cologne.


On Thirty Days, Trial.
The VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar.
antee1ng speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. wsm
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IS Rough on Rats,
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed
bugs. skunks, chipmunks, gophers 15c Drug
giStS. 4
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A Full FeeIinr After We

A Full Feeling After Meals.
dyspepsia, heart burn and general 1ll-health re-
Eeved by Browns Iron BitterS.
SPARTA, TENN.--Dr. W. B. Cummings says: 81
am strongly convinced OF the efficacy OF Browns
Iron B1tters and recommend them"
LEwIsvILLE INp.-Rev. j. s. Cain says: 81 used
Browns Iron Bitters for nervous proStration and
found it entirely satisfactory"
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"AlIerney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb: Ward" prints, 40c. per ID.
sc. per at. Cream. 15c pint.
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jon LOT WHITE MARsE1LLEs AND p1oUEs
AT HALF PRICE.
121a CENTS.
80 inches wide Nuns Yelling, all colors.
40 inches wide FCu!es. all coors.
40 inches wide Spring Cashmeres.
40 riches wide Spring Chodda.
All Wool and SILK and Wool Dress Goods Is cents.
All Wool Lace Bunting % cents.
- inches wide LupiD's Lace Bunting. 30 cents.
Lace Gren adines. all styles. from rs cents.
Black Cashmeres. 81, So to and IS cents.
MADRAS GINGHAMS marked down to cents.
Union Linen Lawns, cents.
Or9andy Lawns II cents.
India Linen, IL, 15 Is, 20 and Is cents.
Persian Lawn, % cents.
PARASOLS.
Coaching Parasols all colors, 81. so.
Iwi!led Six IarasOls 81. 50, 81 90 and 81. so.
Satin Parasos, 81. So
STRAW MATING.
Plain. White and Fancy styles.
Floor Oil Cloths, ali widths from 81 cents.
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LOCAL. MENTION,
June i.ISS3.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June {, 1883, $50 a m
For the middle Atlantic states clearing weather
preceded by local rains near the coast. scutherly
TO westerly winds, stationary slight rise IN TEN
perature.
SPECIAL BCLLETIN-FAIR WEATHER TOMORROW.
Generally fair weather Is Indicated for districts
ON the Atlantic coast during Tuesday, with sta
Gonary or slight rise IN temperature Increasing
cloudlneSS and rain are indicated for the upper
lake region and thence westward 10 the Missouri
valley On Tuesday
DAMM.NS's IMMENSE BARGAINS for this week
Satin silk-lined parasOlS, s1.e9.
Satin .stc trimmed paraSOlS, 81 R.
Fine chemises, skirts an gowns reduced TO 50,.
Oar 81 cOrsets reduce d To &c.
silk Jersey gloves ana silk mtts from SOC. up.
Ladies and gents gaTZe vests, 25c.
Gents reinforced unlaunGried shirts, SOC.
Spanish laceS, VAL laceS and embroideie3 re-
Guced. A. DAMMANS, agt., $50 TIN street
PICoN and Yarmouth makes the best DIR NIX; ask
Tor IL in any restaurant
FUssEILs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
Town. Special attention 10 strawberry festivals.
FUssELL's Ice Cream.
BEST and chcape>t parasols. 736 and IA 9TH St
BARTs ROACH POWDER at all druggists. No poison.
RosEs AT ArCTIoS-Donr miss the sale OF
Choice roses at DOwlngs. corner Pennsylvania
avenue an 18th street, ON Tuesday morning at 10
O'clock A fine stock OF pop lar and leading
varieties viii be sold.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL attempt was made Saturday
night BY thief 10 cnt"r the grocery store OF Mr..
Abbot, corner 1ith and III streets northwest, Dy
breaking the shutters.
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SPRING DRY Goops.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1883.
BASK-S423 Eq. Doc. -:
The payment by the receiver Of dividends creditors
Of said Bank having been heretofore decrced ia th0
cause agRregatng one hundred Ter centum, il is this
thi;d day Of May, A. ID. 1883, on motion of William
tlat all depeeitors in the Wsshington City savinsl
they are hereby. forever detarred from making any
claim demand against said defendant tho receiver IN
this the assets in his hands, unless their claim
for undrawn dividends be presented said Receiver
before the first day OF January. A. D. 1884 provided
week for four successive weeks from this day. and three
times week for six successive Jan.
uary let 1884, 81 two newspapers published IN
w CHARLES p. JAMES. Justice.
Test j. MEIGs, Cork
ny7, sSeolw By NJ. A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TroR SALE CHEAP
Il COUNTRY PROPERTY NEAR THE CITY.
neat esht-room House. large barn and other out
1000 DWARF PEAR TREES IN FULL. BEARING.
me House is located in large grove Of oak trees
su somman ling magnificent view Of the
ing,o9 his is a very desirable property. and Will be
500 cheap and en- easy terms. For further
Real Estate Broker.
i'o' tennsyania avenue. opposite north entrance 2.
IL located across the Eastern Branch. WI PY0UNG
1920 New York avenue. je4- ct
nor RENT-FoR SUMMER OR LONGER. HAND
4 near M ne saa d. sna g
in every way. Mrs. I. j. BROWN. 40 10Th street
county nesF a miles
are two stations one at Mattauoma The other It Wal
dori with good level roads leading them farm
contains 200 acres and is divided into three shifts the
whole s, being under good fencng with Of
and saw mill at MattaWomsn station. pnb is aehos
within n quarter Of mile of the house Catholic
three telling springs near BY The land is good
and easily cntvated has it bic story
park; all necessary out5uidinxs including a large
barn all Of which are in good order. Also. new ten
any one wishing to see the property do by tax
ing the 40 evening train stop at Waldorf that nxht
will have ample time to it return to Wash
The undersigned will go down with any one wishing
to examine the premises.
te2-6t' Bank of Westminster
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL attempt was made Saturday
night BY thief 10 Cnt"r the grocery store OF MIR.
Abbot, corner 1ith and III streets northwest, by
breaking the shuttCrs.
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BEAUTIFUL FREScH LAWNS, as.

BEAUTIFUL FREScH LAWNS, g.
FIGURED sATINs. leautiful styles, reduced from 81
tolls
SILKS, 81; SILKS. so; SILKS, 62.
NUNS vElLINGS, fine quality, 20.
FANCY SILKS, reduced from Is to 50.
NUNS NEILINGS, 40 inches wide, all pure Wool
(widest double Width. reduced from GO to 81.
SURAH SILKS and Black SILK RIIADAMES, actual
value l.50. reduced to 81.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES. actual
value 81, reduced to SIC
Black SILKS. heavy Gros Grain. reduced to 81, and
very fine quality Black FRENCH SILKS reduced
from 81. rs to sl.25
LARGE Size WHITE QUILTS. reduced from 81 so to g.
CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON.
Beautiful : ik and Wool DRESS GOODS, actually
worth 90 reduced 10 %.
Pure SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, every
Thread Silk, reduced from 81. so to Is.
CARRIERS.
my23 I'll MARKET SPACE.
pKO1ElT YOUR FUKS AND WINTER CLOTH
ING AGAINST THE RAvAGEs OF MOTH.
REFINED GUM CAMPHoR,
SOC. PER POUND.
&c. BISHOP Druggist
apl9 $50 9th street. corner Ii street northwest.
VoIAGERs TO EUROPE.
j. ". BOTHER < SON
Are Tie Agents for the sae of tickets in this District
CT the
1NMAN STEAMSHIP co.
ff.-SitE
nation by applying to
j. W. BOTELER Il SON,
apiI-3m 923 Penn. Ave.
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c. NJ. WSON
G36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side, near eth.
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FrssEILs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town. Special attention TO straw berry festivals.
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BEST and chcape>t pardsolS. 736 and IA 9TH ST.
UART's ROACH POWDER at all druggists. No poisor.
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A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER HOME FOR SALE
AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

virginia sixty miles from Washington. D. c.. via vr
beautifully located hill los feet above the Kappa
hammock river $50 feet northeast of the hotel at
90 containing third Of an acre Lawn and grounds
beautifully LIGHTED WITH GAS. Street lamps lamps,
chandeliers and brackets Length of porch. 6 fee:
s First story1Cens eleven feet; two rooms. i6xis
sndng doors between them; open freplaces in each;
hall large closet BATH. and water closet
oo S opening ri to moor on porch inside blinds.
second STORYTELLING ten feet; two rooms, 16xl8:
three large closets and hall four windows in each room
and double window in hall; inside blinds
Swiss roof with ornamental Tower. Ventilation per-
fect The whole built Of the best material and finished
in the best style in 1884,. ~
Stable carriage house and servants house combined
just comp Gted.
Cottage IS well furnished-two sets wicker furniture
for ors. two sets cottage furniture for bedrooms
complete. All new and attractive ~'
OF cottage be at Office of General
Eppa Hunton. Room 81. Corcoran Building Washing
ton, D. Z: at my office, Warrenton, Va. and at my
office in New York. " " '
Being unable to occupy The above property because
OF my change OF residence. will sell the Whole for
"a, 600. one-haf cash. balance in twelve mouths with
interest. ~
Il. R. GARDEN. Attorney at-Law,
Duncan Building,
Nassau and Pine streets,
Aaxy Vow
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ATTENTION. LADIES.
GC1NNIP'S,

ATTENTION. LADIES!
GUINNIPs,
4o4 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET NV Y.
REDUCTIONS THE ORDER OF THE DAY,
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF SILKS.
SLAUGHTERED PRICES" IN DRESS GOODS.
REDUCED PRICES" IN BLACK GOODS
STARTLING INDUCEMENTS IN LINENS
AMAZING ATTRACTIONS IN WHITE GOODS.
A GENERAL BREAK IN D0MESTICs.
ENTICING ATTRACTIONS IN HOSIERY
A GENERAL STAMPEDE OF PRICES AMONGST
OUR RIBBONS, LACES. TIES FICHUS, COR.
SETS. &C.. sc.
Our Our. Black s,, and Colored SILKS. sURAHs. RIA.
worth the trouble to examine they are selling al res
dGcNon Of Is per cent.
just received from Auction case of Fancy cT-RAUa
per yard. positiv ely worth 81 so.
Our SOC. FOULARDS, for Travelling SHIFTS ara stilf
quality 'D'-i ''"u''' III u'Ssns ana nns
increases daily. as they are certainly worth 81. 50.
Our BLACK SILKS comprise such makes as Gunet,s
duction of zoe. on the dollar.
=. In Lypn's BLACK CAsHMEREs we have madds
over. irrespective of quality or cost. N'S'''
Courtaulds GRAPES have received the same fsta a
FANCY GouDs fbe et latter s aeat p sna
prse all the most seasonable Fabrics and are marked
at prices that must command q ready sale.
Our White Goods Stock is complete, and our trade In
tilis Inc is immense have studied 10 select our
purchases with great and at the lowest prices
81 Cali and examine for yourself aud you win find
the above statements correct.
THE SEVENTH STREET ONE PRICE STORE.
Where all are treated alike.
GUINNIP & Co..
4O4 AND ACC SEVENTH STREET,
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THE COLUMBIA TURN FEREIN.-The Columbia
Turn Ferein az its semi-annuai meeting held yes
terday at the gymnasium, elected officers as fol-
lows: Speakers, Christian RUpprechu and z. c.
Relnecke; treasurer, Louis Kurtz, 1r.; leaders,
franz Bergmann and Hugo LANCE; janitors, Geo
hroegcr ana Eugene Brown; librarian, Joseph
SchWtltZer. 1t was decided TO move the CyInIa-
STUN f0r the summer months from its present
location corner OF and 9Th streets, to Loenier's
garden.
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GREAT DECLINE IN DRY GOODS IN NEW YoRB
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PICoN and FernOuth makes the best DIR. NIX; ask
for IL In any restaurant.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-The CLERK Of the court
has issued marriage licenses to w. c. WenlOck
and Alice B. Munroe; JAS Wells and Sarah A.
Ienainll; Alfred spaIshott o. Camden, \. j., and
VIVA DeLoDg.-
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CITY ITEMS.
Almost Given Awov

Almost Given Away, Tomorrow Only.
at X Goldschmid's, sl2 It'll st. NV: Clothes lines
boxes for ioc, clothes pins 100 for 10,., Lubin's
toilet soap scakes for &C., scruobing brushes T. 8,
and ~; wooden buckets 1s:., double washboards
LTushes sc stove polish cakes for &C., lunch bas-
Sets for lOc, icshatchets Sc, slop jars assorted
towel racks Sc, Browns Shoe dressing Sc bottle.
colored or white Shelf paper 4S sheets for i0c,
cothes brushes &c, japanese parasols 1Oc., fans
pans &C, small size A., tooth picks $500 for Sc,
WhsA Drooms g., Iron frying pans 4c., brooms &c..
M rong nI kcaen spoons 4c potato Washers
Tray 9c., porcelain individual buffers for lOc,
cream pitchers &C., feather busters g., pit cups 5
knives &C., metallic plated tea spoons IL for o..
table spoons for &C.. forks for 25,.; shelf oil
e fnr &C. yarJ pL.n goblets for 81, engraved
tiers Ii. DC, ID Sc, To- l2c; in dessert plates
&C.. -four sleeves &C.. 6knlves and forks with cocoa
rlages, refrigerators ice chests travelling trunks
and decorated and white china ware OF the best
manufacturers
Nj. Augcnstcin,
Sl7 9TH street northwest, offers the following i'm
m1nse bargains 10: tomorrow only: Decorated
ssc.; Breakfast Sets sc.; Berry Dishes on stands,
17c.; Market Baskets. o.; large Japanned Dust.
as w P1a5ed Wash Basins re- large Umore
l5c.; 14-qt, 49,; 1s-qt, 24c; Fire-proof Earthen
Teapots. II 81 and s4c. apiece; large bars Laun-
Carriages and Trunks OF the best makers.
Genuine Diamonds
at forced sale. Having larger stock than we
need during the summer We will Sell this week
only az prime cost few bargains are:
. stone cluster c ring ss5, regular price $40.
II stone cluster ring s65, regular price $50.
solitaire rng set in band. s3s, regular price $50
solitaire ring 2I carat. $135, regular price sl75
SOLITAIRE earrings at $40. s25, $50. $40 to s4O0
solitalre studs at $40. SIS, $50 to $780,
m,W,f K HARRIS Il Co., 1872 18th street.
If You Wish
q cheap gossamer rubber coat, think Ihave the
rest IN this market for the price. Boys from %
70 "a inches, 81; mems from SO to so, 50 50 each
Ihese are double breasted, long, and tie fabric
we'll covered.
GEO c. HENNING, 410 18th street.
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THE SEVENTH STREET ONE PRICE STORE,
Where all are treated alike.
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jest Nos. 92s eth street and 7o6 X street n. W
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07
GERM ANY.

BERLIN, June 6.-Thc government bill
IN relation TO differences between the gov
eminent and the Catholic church II prefaced
by n statement that the government is anx.
ious to serve the interests OF Prussian Cath
olcs by providing for the regular service In
vacant parishes. Therefore, on the Vatican
declining TO accept the proposals which
Prussia had offered, the government deemed
II their duty to grant, without awaiting the
result Of further negotiations with Rome,
these concessions, which were laid down in
the governments note to the Vatican OF
May Sand which do not impair the author
ity OF the state. The Liberal papers con-
slider that the bill shows fresh retreat on
the part Of the government, and that the
concessions which makes II exceed those
announced In the note OF May 5. The
Germania, the clerical organ, also think.
the concessions provided in the bin larger
and better than those heretofore offered.
The Center purity will probably draft the
bill, while the Conservatives will certainly
support II. A majority thus seems to be
secured for the measure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07
A Parry 20 search for Ge.. Crock.

TUCSON, A. T., June 6.-Latcst advices
from General Crooks command are that he
crossed into Mexico May 7, aud the general
belief II that he Travelled s0hthwards
through the Sierra Madre. Previous to the
march Captain CrAwford's scouts Informed
Crook that they did not want 10 20 with
him, and they were oath to do so sven
after he had promised them 81 day and
all property they might capture from
the chihuahua. An expedition has
been organized to follow Crooks
trail, entering the Sierra Madre At
the point where Crook was last heard
from and following his trail until
his fate II ascertained. In the event OF .
combination between Crooks scouts and
the pursued hostiles there can he no doubt
As to the fate Of the regular command
The searching party will be provided with
passes by the Mexican consul who Will REQ
ommend them to the care OF such Mexican
soldiers ~ they may encounter. Among
them will he John Jaffards, Col. Ross, an {,
Col. Harrison. The party will be well
mounted and equipped, The old mountain
GERS conducting the preparations. IL IL
expected that much information will be
gained before the party have reached well
Into the interior OF Mexico.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07
Kansas Outlaws,

DODGE CITY, Kan. June 6.-Within a
few days several of the most notorious
sporting men in the West have gathered
here--some OF them with national repu.
tations as killers, and Others with budding
regulations in that direction. Among the
number are Bat Masterson, who Is
said to have killed enough people to
I'LL an ordinary graveyard, and Charley
Basset. who is no SLOUGH with the irons.
The object OF the gathering Of so much
talent here Is thought 10 be the re-
sumption OF gambling operations,
which lately have been suppressed
by the authorities. The Mayor
Ia frightened at the situation, and has tee
graphed the Governor for two companies OF
militia. 1t Is not known whether the Gov
ernor will grant the re quest, but there arc
grave fears that before troops can possibly
arrive the desDeradoes may precipi,aie a
fight and II Ia reckoned that they can mus
ter 100 men In less than ten minutes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07
Civil Service Examiners.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 6.-The Civ
II Service Commission announces the follow
Ing as the local board OF examiners for st.
Louis p. o.: j. p. Harlow, w. p. Edgar
ton, J. II. Cookson. Mr.. j. b.
Harlow Is superintendent of mails ;
Warren p. Edgarton, Is postofilce in
spector In charge OF Missouri. Kansas and
the Southwest, and j. II. Cookson is super
intendent Of the registered letter depart
ment. All OF these gentlemen have been
connected with the 81. Louis postofice for
number Of years. The first ex-
animation under the rules OF the civil ser
vice commission will take place early in
July.
The following Is the Examining Board at
Kansas City: h. G. Van Horn, VIM. Rog-
ers, W. II. r. Lykins.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07

NEW YORK, june B.-The telegraph
operators will make no demands on the
Western Union Telegraph Company until
after the meeting OF the General Council OF
Teitgrapher's Brotherhood. Mr.. ID. II.
Bates, assistant general manager OF the
company, said yesterday that he did not
know that any strike was impending. Mr..
w. c. Ilumstone, the superintendent Of
the New York district. said the Western
Union Telegraph Company had always
treated their employees we'll and he did not
see that they had any cause 10 complain re-
gardng salaries or hours. Their hours and
compensation, he said, compared fayorably
with other classes OF work OF the same
grade. He had not heard OF the existence
of Telegrapher's League, and he did not
think any strike was imminent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07
nnyer,y,. Th..,er A,,nch.s.

NEW YORK, June 8. --ssmuel Colville and
Edward j. Gilmore have suit pending in
the Supreme court, in which they seek to
recover thirteen thousand dollars from John
II. Haverly, which. they assert, they
loaned him upon condition that II he paid on
demand. When the demand was matte the
claim WAS not paid To-day counsel for
the plaintiffs obtained an attachment against
Havery on the ground that he was a non.
of adeputy sheriff. iwhitook possession of
the Fourteenth street theater. The en-
barrasment il said to be only a temporary
one
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07
IOWA DEMOCRATS.
Mile. Litta's Illness.

JOLIET, H., June ct was rumorcd
here late last night that Mile. Litta, the
prima donna, had died on the 3o'clock
Denver express, bound south, short dis.
lance from Lockport, Meantime DR.. r..
W. Warner, Of this place. received n tele-
gram from I4ockport TO be at the depot
when the train should arrive. He found the
singer alive, but very H., 40 the journey
from Negouree, Mich, had Increased the
malady. There was scarcely any action OF
the heart. She was rallied with remedies,
but not sufficiently to speak. Her friends
thought II best to take her TO Bloomington,
and dispatches this morning say that she ar.
rived and 10 now IN very critical condi.
uon.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07
American Medical Association.

CLEVELAND, June Cat the American
Medical Association session this morning,
Fairgross, Of Philadelphia, presented pa
per signed by himself and Oliver Wendell
Holmes, relative to the establishment at
Washington OF museum aud library Of the
medical department of the army, and reso-
buttons were adopted calling on Congress to
provide for them Hre-proof building and
asking an annual appropriation OF $40, 900 to
buy all new medical publications Of all
countries. aud committee twas appointed
to present these matters TO Congress.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 0.-George
Bentley, janitor Of the First National bank
here for twenty years and also Of the Fourth
National bank for several years past, stole
81 800 in coin which had been oarelessly
left on the vault Of the Fourth National.
He was arrested this morning with part Of
the money in his possession and confessed
having secreted the rest In the cellar Of the
other bank