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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
/. Order OF the (.
. Holy Cross I:
I Clergy House. I.

Opening the door and entering the unexpected hail.
the yistsr Is ushered into small scantily furnished
room. In corner Ia a. plain board bookcase upon
the shelves OF which lie large number OF theological
works The floor In bare and the only furniture TO be
seen consists of n small deal table and q few rough
chairs Tho upper floors of the house devoted TO
rooms and tho basement contains kitchen and
dining-ro0m.
The Order OF the Holy Cross was established three
years ago under the auspices OF the St John Baptist
Foundation, Protestant Episcopal body. Its members
arc ordained priests and take the vows of cebaey
and self-dena They promise to devote their lives to
the spiritual elevation OF the classes The priests
arc ated who the mission for the
Sole purpose OF doing good They supportedy vol
untary contributions made by those to whom they min
ister Tho Injuries OF life forbidden. Simplicity
In dress and speech sought and effort is made to
attract attention The labors Of these have been
thus far confined to the German quarter of the city
which lies On the east side between tDivsion and Six
teenth sta, and extends from First-ae TO the East
River Tenement houses line the streets either side
and swarm with people. Not room In these great
bee-hives OF population Is empty. Ten and fifteen lam
lilies are often crowded into buildings which should not
for sanitary reasons be allowed 10 hold half that
ber The tencments small. poorly lighted and badly
ventilated The starways and halls are dirty from the
continual presence Of swarms OF children who 80 troop
ing In and all day long Prom the sinks and drains
foul gases escape and ponte the air, eften breedng
the edge Of the sidewalks dark pools Of Shiny substance
often lie stasnating In the sun Tho STRENGTHENING
carts do not make daily trips In this quarter Boxes
and barrels filed with garbage stand the tagging
days without being emptied. Satternly women and
ronghiootng msD sit In the doorways OF tho houses or
poorer classes The majority OF them have been In
this country only few years and have hard struggle
10 make a living They too poor TO 20 10 church,
90 they say they spend their Sundays at home mok
ing their long -steamed pipes or visit negbboring
GROCERY aud drink beer.
q among people Of this character that the priests of
the Holy Cross labor They address them IN their own
don The Germans did not want 70 attend the meetings
they held listen 90 the preaching But time
by their hearts softened vhop they how devoted
tho priests we're 70 their interests chapel was opened
In central LOCALITY anu we peope were hstea 70 AT
made services necessary The chapel has become
too small the nunber OF people who wish 10 attend
the serVices Sunday. IL Ii now hoped that new
church viii be erected soon 70 meet the wants Of the
chapel 20 from house house talking with the
people and gtving them gooa advica- is..f d
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patients here dress through the the question oi
light or dark clothes, admitting them to be thin'
appear trifng Half the eases OF sunstroke wmcn
selves I'D in thick, tight casing OF outer eot
undergarments become saturated with perspfasio a1s
they IN a confiauai wet biaDket WHICH Is Do "o"
fng ne anything can be-" --u.4t~.
Another doctor who mas largo uptown pifo, ao
eaid "I am a southerncf and accustomed 10 Wcar
white in ths summer myself do not think, however,
that the practical difference II very great as con-
Win DARKER coors The direct rays Of the sun are re-
Elected from white surface OF course, out 40 ot sinA
that the surface exposed large enough 10 cause {
think only because they lighter and ostter
than black ones and myself think high featnerNo'sn
vha baf whieh interposes o space Of air between ne
surince the sun-rays strike and the TOP OF tne ng 40
healthier than thin straw the top OF whioh 10 "V
or quite In contact with the craniuE1 - ..o
FTftb-aye TAILOR saal why, iight SUITS are ~.
cerrect thing for summer or course tney aIs ss
Than DARK opes Why Oh, every one knows tney sfe.
They are in the style too, aud, besides man can al
a dark suit two seasons but very light SUI, aouo v
at the end of It's frst summer. Helps trade'
see a.
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houses Worse than all, in the immediate vicinity
of Pera the European quarter. Ii valley through
which flows black and poisome ssreamr-the sew
age from large section Of the city. Upon TINS
stream the sun strikes full. ana draws bubbles OF
norr BILE gases from the seethipg compound, 10 pol
lutte the whole life of the negbboring houses
Twenty years ago this great open sewer cost Con,
stantinopls many thousand lves from Cholera aud
the authorities resolved to have 1t vaulted In az
once. In 1871 the cholera visited Constaatinopio
again and struck first at the neighborhood OF the
sewer, which was once more voted 70 De cIosc III
But while the cholera was present 10 could not De
done. and after the cholera departed there Wa ~
need to do it. So We more face the propaDll,,
ity OF visit from the pestlence Win that Iearui
mass of poison ready to give 1t wings TO NY over tne
whole city. The cholera Is peculiarly dangerous IN
this country because the poorer classes live almost
exclusively upon cucumDers and watermelons NOT
even IN attack of the disease itself VIII indace ONO
Of the lsboripg class to stop eating cucnmoers'
The Government is ,oor 1t is harassed with many
welqhty questions besides the means OF defence
against cholera. Yet IL has found time 10 enter
upon crusade against the fair sex, and IL mas the
ladies harder 10 deal with than the Gar hmsei ,
During the present month, when Gil &osiems op-
serve the fast of Ramazan. those who can ahord IL
lie abed through the heat of the day. ~ night,
however the city al sstir rrsm ~ co yeS eS
carriages lake their drive through the most fash
ionsble squares. The jam in sucb places Is ire
msndous. One night the Chief of Police was prom
enading IN search OF evils to be cured and no OBJ
served these great lines OF carriages full OF ladies'
passing along under the eyes Oh the young men Oh
the city standing on either side Of the roadway:
And then hs saw to his horror, ladies lean forward
ard smile at the young men. and even wave pana-
krrchirfs from carriage Windows. lie saw band
kerchiefs dropped from the carriages, by accident
and lie WAS morally certain that the Young men
who politely handed them back 10 their owners de-
layed long enough to squeeze the far hands mat
received them. All these things weTo gall And
NORWOOD to the old aentemsn. The next DAY ny. an
order posted throusn the city prohibiting ladies
from driving after nightfall This OF course raised
a storm which is not yet sppeased. II has drawn
out the startling and treasonabl" claim from some
Of the lades that they have equal rights ana PRIV
that the Turkish ladies will win IN this matter. In
spite Of police and the fact that Turkish dictiona-
rios do not admit such a word as Irritation.
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PRIESTS OF THE HOLY CROSS

WHAT PROTESTANT ORDER is DOING AMONG EAST
SIDE GERMANS.
On the east side of the city m one of the
most crowded districts stands od-fashioned brick
hoase IL wss the residence OF fashionable fam
y but tide OF population rolled upward IRON the
lower part Of the city the quarter lost Its arstocrac
prestige and the building given 10 humble
tenants The street door. which Is OF heavy oak bears
no logger tho of great family. The inscription
which now greets tho eye reads as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

Mr. J. c. Mcguire, of Washington. ID. c.. came
us last week seeking his soninlaw Captain Taylor Of
the United States naval vessel Saratoga who lives at
Poughkeepsie and the former said TO "Mr. W. W.
Corcoran, Of whose request an trustee, has given
away the greater part of his fortune although IL the
largest fortune ever acquired Washington. 5much
larger than the iato George Riggss which do not es
tmato ut much above one million Corcoran has given
away moro money than any person can remember,
during his lifetime He paid S24s0O0 for the Art Build
ing and then gave clear million In good securities,
such M Boston wharf properties, ard the income 10
year. This In spite Of his confession that he
ia poor judge Of paintings He wants to educate tho
general taste, feeling the need of It abroad His
original gallery bought the recommendation Of
Others and had much OF value. His home for
gentlewomen cost above 100000. HIS cemetery,
medical school, college subscriptions etc swell the list
He spends much time at Cannes m France now"
Sitting on the Columbian Hotel porch with Mr.. John
Ennis. Mr. Mcguire told me anecdotes Of John Howard
Payne and Jupius Brutus Booth, nearly as follows,
payne came and stopped AZ my house in Washington
when impecunious. One time he said to myself and
two friends: Booth ia to play my piece Of Brutus to
night win call upon him ut his lodgingS Payne
put on his swell suit and found Booth In little par
lor walking up and down. stacy and preoc"upied. He
bowed to US and continued 10 walk. Payne addressed
him; Mr. Booth. you play my competition Tonight
'Ahp exclaimed Booth. walking up and down Yes.
Mr.. Booth, and have brought . few friends HOP
said Booth, nearly walking over him We al sid fnso
the hall and out and Payne 90 cut Up IS he
skunk out after One day met Booth cumming NJ ON
the Flashes in the northwest ed Of waahinstcn. He
bad abottle ofwhiskey and insisted going to oyster
boz In the fields by sud there the manager found
us Booth very full and resolved not 10 play hepsa
TO resa him and he was prompted In the Hres and went
ON nj last ana psyed like rs The night before Lncela
vas shot spent hour win the sAesdsus sos, ssaa
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peer IN the same business who has hotel nc saratcs
and another at Buffalo Mr.. Harris He said 'Ned
Harris had very worthy friend IN his uncs. vsos
sister is Harriss mother. Tho uncle is Id Pres w
New-York lawyer. He csme to this country svsV
young man, but Of magnificent body and .pasiilsss
SCIENCE aud fought once twice In tho ring snd 'aeA
to Washington City and kept sssablishmen' "
Tenthst south OF the Avenue. where he picked ~ Gun
siderable money He always was man Of good 80
and good sense At the close Of the war he staneo
and admitted to the bar. and then came 70 Nov.
York City and took of1ce down by the Iomos ~
employed Oricntast to assist him, paying the sa
about 80 900 year saary. OF eourse oil the Old Nu
and hard clssses to Ned Prce Harry Hin seos ~
clients there IN bulk. Price has wife but no ehila
He soon accumulated little fortune. and fron "
hear his practice amounts to $4,000 ayesr hs ~.
up his nephew Ned and bought Am an interest," ~.
hotel at Saratoga and helped him In nis hofei
Buffalo, and has recently helped his nepnew -
Harrfs to the extent OF 900 70 take the fnres
Of Washington. The interest Price has shown J" -.
boys does him very considerable credit conadsfAs -
hard besinnings."
N passed Washington Market during the weehs ~.
wondered that with all the financial energies OF snn %
private capital had NOT duplicated that nsrke< -
Same region. Nothing 10 more beneath the cssrse's'
this city than ~ naskss stsuesusss. rhsy ousns
places Tor the prsmenade Of ladies' In the n's'S
They are not 1T In general for besgsr to WALL rss
Jeasnon Market has jast been rebuilt In kelsberss
almost absurd style, making piece Of eatsisHs. i.
architecture like tho old Tenpe 1T Paris where
the sixteenth and his wife wero confined eeiofe
exec ution. Even IN that market Sol. sayiea. one
most prosperous Of our butchers, makes his aooos
furnishes tho larss hStcls. Bus Meaningless NAT"
IT'S vicinity. ought 70 DO he centre u sspen0a -
from Nsw-Y YEA, vt1sb nos snly suppaAss usa y ~
tes but lssss pars Of EuzeDA Yss wlsss - - ~
shs bssvss eta thwt ere ssze fuUn ~ psans ~ .
saxtAp ysu enA thsn hang W n los ssws y = -
frans shsnaass uka sxmy, autiszs beoth% evefas'
II Nostk Rtv0n ~ $ II "a. 4 h
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

holders of the small per centage OF the old
bonds remaining outstanding are resorting
TO oil other means to realize greater
amount for their old bonds, than the funding
rate yields But I am confident the com
plete compromise Of the entire old debt yet
outstanding will be consumated 10 the
near future. $1,000 Of principal OF old
bonds with accrued interest came ia during
the year, leaving ia 800, Of principal yet
outstanding, or about Is per cent. Of origi-
nal amount Negotiations are now pending
looking to the funding of a round lot of
the old bonds, which I have reason TO hope
will soon come In under the compromise
POLICE AND POLICE REGULATIONS.
For the number OF arrests and conduct
OF the police force you are respectfully re-
terred to annual report of the City Mar
shsl made At. this meeting. Complaint is
made that the force is not large enough TO
properly perform the duties that are ex-
pected Of it. While think the force
would be more effective If increased, I am
not, in view Of the present financial con-
dition of the city and the more necessary
use for which our revenues are needed,
prepared to recommend any increase Of the
police force believe a proper policy to
be, so far as II can be carried out, and |
shall so Instruct the police, to endeavor to
prevent the commission of crime in the city
by discouraging the stopping here, even
tenpoiially, by all lawful and reasonable
means, Of idle and suspicious characters, I
am well aware Of the difficulties attending
the enforcement Of such policy, but be.
lieve that with the cooperation Of all &c..
partments of the city government for few
months, such characters would come To
learn that Cairo is net an agreeable resting
place for them. Such plan if il can be
successfully carried ont would be Of pecu-
liar advantage to or people. Frs, in
freeing MS Of such bad element; and next
10 saving tho cost now borne by the county
10 prosecuting so many nonresident Grim.
iuals. In this connection ample provision
should be made to work those Committed
to the city j,l 10 some manner advantage.
Gus to the city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

tho very liberal gift from the Woman's Club
and Library Assn of the books they had
gathered together, and thus providing
Free Public Library, ia apparent in the sp.
probation by the public Of the privileges
offered, by the increase IN tho number of
books drawn. II is clearly shown that even
the small sum of two dollars year de-
barred a large number from the privileges
of IA library, The number OF books drawn
is increasing daily
Two librarians are now required, when
formerly one could more than serve tho
people upon the days when the library is
open for the delivery of books
The library now contains over two thou
sand volumes hut more books are needed,
A lev books are being added each month.
The now library building, the magnificent
gilt to be made to tho people Of Cairo by
Mrs' Stafford, is expected to be built and
ready tor occupancy this fall
| need not urge upon you the Necessity
OF making ample provision for maintaining
In liberal and fostering manner our pub,
lie library
CONCLUSION.
In conclusion, gentlemen, hope to re-
i've your kind indulgence aud support To
aid me in the duties | am about entering
upon, and shall endesvor TO return TO the
best of my ability what help can give in
your deliberations SO that We may work
together for the public good,
Let us leave At the Threshold of this
chamber oil personal feelings ard interests,
and 80 shape our official actions that those
who gave us important trust. will have no
Cause 10 call us un'aithfu.
Respectfully,
THos. W HALLIDAY, Msvor
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
Ho. Eor the Palace Saloon.

The proprietors OF the Palace Saloon have
now on tap the finest of Book Beer. They
will also serve their many patrons, as Lunch,
during the next week commencing to-day,
most cxcellen, article of Book Wurst,
made especially for them. Call and con-
vince yourself that the Palace is strictly
trst-class resort, in every particular, where
none but the very best Brands Of Beer,
Wines, Liquors and Cigars are kept in stock.
lw j. JOHNSON g. Co, Props.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

Call at Mrs. $. Wilhsmson's, on Sew.
enth street near Commercial avenue, aud
have your old hats shaped and made over
in the lates, stjle for the small sum Ct
twenty five cents. Il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
DEMONSTRATED!

That smart mon average $500 10 g % per day pro
a., ecll ng the "Pocket Manual. :" Tho most mMvel.
and purchased BY oil clnsses, nothing In tho book
limo cvor equal OFT Viii prove II or forfc,t $500,
Complete sampls and oul6t sc or iull paru
culsvs for stamp. Don't Start ont again until you
ars doing. W. n, THOMPSON, Pxblisher, toi
Arch Street, Philadelphia, p. apream
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

A good farm in the TIMBER, eighty acres
under cultivation; blue grass pasture; farm
contains l02 acres; in Bond county, Ills,
2l5 miles from railroad station.
Il. A. BURNETT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
suckers ArUica Saive

The Best Sslvc N the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rteum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed TO give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale 10y GDo. 4
O'HAKA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
Hope for Drunkards.

Ny husband had drunken habits be
could not overcome until Parker's Ginger
Tonic took away his thirst for stimulsps,
restored his energy of mind and gave him
strength to attend to business Cincinnati
Lady.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
For sale, at Hodges Park,

one 2-srory dwelling containing rooms,
all in good order; also good buildings
also one Store. House, size 22xj0. we'll finish
ed, contains the only saloon 10 town. For
particulars apply 10 B. +. WILBouRNE,
Hodges Park, III
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notlcrt IN THIS column, eight cent? per line for
hrst au iva cents per line each subsequent inser.
Won. For QUE week, N cents per line. For one
month, tn cents per line
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
The Union Bakery.

AT The Uuion Bakery may he found the
best and cheapest bread and cakes, or any
Other articles Ia that line.
FRANK KRATKY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
$500 EWARD!

"Ewl pay aSov. reward for ary Of Liver complA'us
DSsp,in. SEX Headache, adigsoE -u.apstioa Coven-s
rs cannot evrs with Ws,s Vgs,s l-r ls when the dives
Non are 'rIe'ly eomfld wiA LEY Pur.Y vegetable And
HsNT ail 10 give tal,fsesisa CoA,el LHss pa,s coo
tAnng ~ pla, IS cent, Fsr 49, ~ all tugH beware 9.
eoune'uN and inAohi. rb, guns manufactured ouly ~
SohN C. VAST CO. N a 's5 ". r,t!'on S., Ch-aso-
We 'r. p.-sssS 81. l e prtsd en- ssut .An,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

With Eys' Cream Balm child can Dc
treated without pain or dread, and with
perfect safety. Try the remedy, il cures
Catarlh Hay Fever aud Colds IN tho head.
Price SOC.
Apply into nostrils with little fnge.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
ImpOrtant Notice.

fyou need any Carpets, Lace Curtains
and Window Shades it viii he 10 your in
teres, 10 call on + w. Rosenthal Il Co.,
4l0 and 4l2 n. Attn st. 81. Louis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

OVER 100000 Howe Scales have been
sold, and the demand increasing continual
ly Borden, S'lleck & Co, Agents, Chica-
~, H. f3)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
Ice. Wood and Kindllng.

Northern Lake Ice 50c. per 100 los.
good, dIy wood, sawed, "a per cord. aud
kindling 81 per load. at Jacob Rlee's,
Leave orders a, City Brewery. II
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

"Dr, Lindsey's Blood Searcher," by puri.
fyIng the system, softens the skin and beau.
titles the complexion. Just try il,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

WIN. Lademores, 1911 North ST., Chicago,
and says III have used Browns Iron Bit
ters, and find il to be the best tonic ever
used.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

For lame Back, Siie or Chest use
Shioh's Porous Plaster. Price 90 cents.
Paul G. Schulz, agent. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

For dressing the hair, and identifying it
when gray, nothing is 50 satisfactory as
Parkers Hair Bilssm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
NEW ADvERTts EMRNTS
After Rainy Eide a country physi
elan Tells What He Thinks Of
Some People.

~ wish TO gracious some people world learn
when they need doctor aud when tGoy DON'T"
exclaimed Doctor E, NJ he entered his house
In cosey lite village In the interior OF tho state
ofNcw York, after 4 tedious hight ride for many
miles. have been down among the mo antains to
see a man, who the messenger said, was very sick
and not likely 20 live til morning, unless re had
INN dat, hep; aud found MIN sutferiIg from u
rather sharp s,tscs Of collie, which his family
might have relieved Ia ton miLu:es, II they had
grain OF sense and two or three 81 pie remedies IN
tho house. But o; they must remain |. norant a.
pigs, and when the least ache or pain takes them,
sepd for doctor, whether they ever pay him or
not"
why, Docto or. what Kind Of simple rem edes, as
you cal them. do you expect people 10 keep In The
houtefr asked his ~lte, as she poured him cup
OF hot ga.
"in this Ease" answered the Doctor, III they
had only put a BENsoN's CApCIEE POROUS
PLASIERou the name stomach, he would have
been all ri!ht in 40 hour. and saved me- drssry
ride"
To all ordinary complaints It cares at once
| All diseases are eliminated from the system by
Whist may be roughly called expulsion or eStrac
! tior, or by a union OF the tao processes. Beu-
son Plaster promotes moth. Il ineites tao torpid
organs 20 act, aud sends H. healing soothing In
H1once through the myriad poreA of the skin, All
other plas,ers oblisc the patient TO -sit. They
give him hope FOX tomorrow. Bonson's plaster
give him help u day. Which 10 better. do You
think' Bay the CAPCINE and keep II 10 the
house, Price IS cents.
Seabuty s. johnson Chemists, New Y rA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02
Given AWAY.

We cannot help noticing the liberal offer
made to all invalids and sufferers by DR..
Kingss New Discovery for Consumption.
You are requested to call at Harry W.
schuh's drug store, and get trial bottle
free of cost, If you are suffering with Con-
sumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss Of Voice,
Hoaseness, or any affection of the throat
or lungs. 1t will positively cure you, (6)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by Us on a guarantee. II cures con.
sumption. Paul g. schulz agent. (6)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-02

THos. W. HALLIDAY. Msvor.