The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07

gorgeous, being composed of fine materials
of various shades.
The fact that the groom is son of Judge
f. Bross and rising young man in the
city, and the bride the daughter of Mrs.
Saup and very accomplished young lady,
makes the event one of more than ordinary
Importance of its kind and justities even a
more extended notice than this, which lack
of space, however, forbids.
The following is list Of the many ele-
giant presents left by friends here and from
abroad, at the residence of the brides pa
rents:
Set parlor furniture, by parents of bride.
One bed room set, by parents of the
groom.
One chamber set, by the sister of the
groom, Miss Emma Bross.
Two baskets of cut flowers, from the
groomsman, Mr.. Frank Davis.
Two bouquets, with bird and cage, from
Mrs, and Miss Maggie Burns.
One floral decoration, "Horse Shoe" by
Mrs. Chas, Frank.
One large bouquet, by George ]. Becker
One waiter of cut flowers, by Mrs. John
Sproat.
Two fine bouquets, from Mrs. VIM. H.
Shutter.
Two large chromos, by Mr. aud Mrs.
Henry Hasenjager.
Two fine wall brackets, by Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Stuart.
Handsome silver toilet set or vases, by
Mr.. F. Mainski.
One family fine silver cake basket, by H..
c. Page of Memphis, Tenn.
One case with painted card, by Mr.. l..
Isaac, of St. Louis
One tidy, by Jennie Malatista, of Mem
phis.
Pair silver vases, by Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Buder, of Columbus, Miss.
Set silver teaspoons, by Mr. and Mrs. s.
Tsber.
One gold watch, by the mother of the
bride.
Silver tray, by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schultz.
Silver butter dish, by Frank Pohle, of
Wilksbarre, Pa.
Silver cake basket, by A. Tonier 6 Son,
Cincinnati.
Silver butter dish, gold finish, by E. Buder.
Cigar case, by Mr.. and Mrs. Malatists, Of
Memphis.
Pearl card case, by Rosa Malatista,
Memphis.
Pin cushion, by Miss Lille Malatista, of
Memphis.
Handsome butter dish and knife, by Mr..
and Mrs. John Gates and Julia Hunsaker
Large silver fruit dish, by Mr. and Mrs.
G. +. Bowers.
Silver pickle castor, and fork, by Miss
Clsra Susanka.
Handsome work box complete, by Mr.
and Mrs. A. Malatista.
Gold lined ladle with cut glass, by Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Herbert.
Silver aud china fruit dish, by Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Tiechman.
One fine Jewel case, by Miss Fitzgerald
and Mrs. James Coleman, mother and
daughter.
Najolica tea set, by Miss Lena Kline.
Card receiver, bv Mrs Annie Kline.
Pair silver vases with glass, by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Walker.
Pair glass vases an mat, with flowers, by
Mr.. r. Marnell
Silver cake basket, by L. Burger
Silver vase with igass, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wells.
Set handsome china plates, by Louis
| Gates.
Fine hanging lamp, by Mr. and Mrs.
Miller OF Pnckneyville, Ills.
Silver tea set, carved work, by Augustus
Botto.
Silver and glass berry dish, by Geo.
Koehler
Silver card receiver, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Saup
Silver spoon holder, by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Goldstlne.
Silver vase with glass, by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Lohr.
One steel engraving, by Mr.. and Mrs.
JEFF Clark.
Handsome rug, by Messrs. Goldstine q
Rosenwater.
Pair Italian marble vases and card re-.
ceiver, by mother Of bride.
A lame old nag they called Dot,
Was cured right up on the spot,
And In every race,
He got the first place,
| ST. Jacobs on helped him to trOt.