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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
6itnntions rUanteo--femaIes
A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
chartered BY the state Of New.Ygrkl
w. X Sk5 ggsissG s.ors.. R HLt5e ss', s..ssa

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
tchartered BY the state Of Nsw:Ygrk.l
GPFf5 gsiIis' secretary. G RsItdS .s;sy
sr"HSS,' q. Is. i stsie" as s sdsys
sps "a s:sri near st: VIaT .1g hs
the y hS .1s.s have been In
'- Advertisers can be seen At our ofpos
CooK-Thoroughly competent private family No 2 I"
COOK AND ASSIST wAsH.-Excelont private family
cooE No At ~ Brosaway oo ooo, .,s ,orongn lam
dress no c O. At .sl7 BroadwsW
IXuNDREss.- Firstcsss. private family city or
iAUSDRY AMI CHHMBFRw oRK.- Understands both
',CSH%SBERwoRk and wwfITREsA rir'tcla,. in both
wAdTREsS, first class private family city or country :
StRsI;- Enrish Proicsiant ar'tcas', Infanta No
2UnsES infant or grown children, city country No
dENEnAL m0UtEwoRK -Younr. neal. stont girl
lately landed. No.l2, AZ t3i7 BROADWAY
FAMILIES, Institutions, Hotels, Restaurants
Il nnd Boaring houses supplied promptly with help oi
every description" maze OF 'ct%%iRrENTEi.s Ios chavo
GENERAL HOUSEWOR also chambcrmaid
~ and waitress -ly two German and Lnr'h glf, ec''
city reiorenc'Hi cv OF country hIlN'oFNh Ml77l'N'
HOr SEWORK.-By girl, to do sneral
adred aS o . sc goo" D oa '4 " ao good
AUNDRE>S.- Wanted by u hrst-cass laun-
~ dress rcntiemens or family washing by month or DOZEN
Iii%aEaS%IL6 a5 Last 7Sst ~ 0 '''''
NJATRON or HOT ~EkEEP ER.-By a lady OF
VI years experience patron IN an instituu9n
lou hecli also understands the care 81 he
sick hRhc't stWOnais Address MA IRON, tribune Up
town once. LIS Broadway.
NURSE and SEAM ~TRESS.-By 4 respeeta-
- bic German person obigng and pleasant well recon-
mended Apply for two DAYS al l53 Last o5dst
WAITRESS. CHAMBERIGAID or NURSE
nj yopnE giT as nurse Tor f,tg . or doanE a no
capable Fau 272 Gtnave near 7hst upstairs
NXASIIlNG.-Bv a respectable woman to do
w washing and ironing FOR ladies and gentlemen or
Womb do families understands hutine and pms NJ chl
drens c1te' done IN the neatest manner hanhes washed
the "a est ~ reference II required. Can On
MRS MCCOKMAC ia. No lOl Fast jJthst
NNASHING.-A frst-class colOred laundress.
with facilities aud good references wishes
family washing ny the week dozen large family washing
'Pe' "'' NARY c. GORDON 12s West 3Oth-s,.
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Aurtlon Sales OF Rea. gslals.

AUCTION SALE.
In consequence " the death OF the owners the
BENNINGTON wOOLLEN MILLS
situated al BENNINGTON. VERMONT,
Which were operated by the late MR.. S. s FISHER
VIII he sold at Auction Of the premises, On
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ~, 1851
Att o'clock A. NJ. n MT previously disposed Of
This property the finest and most complete manu-
factoring Oleties tho country brSds TIE modern
ezteust mil bundugs the property 10 us urifA store
% .-4Uu.e. end
which 'front.' Main and .t Itiug the most
desa De- building lots iOT private residence BENIN
Tie property includes tue wafer power with about 81
me machinery consists Of OIL SIS engines aaI4s
sud9zvl- GlaIr IDulr boiler. tci wltrs - o.
broad nss cards aud set n American cards 2s ngsh
sell operating uu % broad looms sloidy ul win rag
rickers and su tipped finishing rooms machine shop
Terms OF M arc Ies lp per Mt IN cash on The day Of
saie fo 80. per cash within thirty dNs oi te day
cent In one year and twenty-five = F ctLi 10 two Years
nom AL. d livery Of he property WIN inirIfa ai
rer cent Dor nuu aGdcihcsr as Two Iam"ni@ =" hr 20
med bv and Insurance pol ces 20 the
PTe scl and new supplies a. ne mile are ~ bc token b
the purchaser fo De made D. WOO suis 80
On. ard 90 b. pad for n cash On tea days FROM day o.
az rs 70 view and exam or pfeuises and information
r,st,,flr tlc same can D. o1an't " j. D. - it' h.
MI f fs of o. the aic dr =. isA'r NO.. ~ aud =
W0rtllst NCWA OH . o. ,.ttr,,-,-,e,..
Administrator o.. Isfai. OF = - Fisher
VALENTINE IDIWI.
I1erutoi estate o. N. Fisher
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Doaro an0 Rooms.


A STRICTLY PRIVATE fAMiILY living l1
- near t" th,trs would let to I've renem N Tno di
Ai'T- s''' 'o''' '''' anu ''''' ''' '.'
COMFORT Tribune UPTOWN ofce. LIS Broalway
y atth.si, near Nadi on square.
4 LARGE ROOM. newly and handsomely
n inrnI shed 40 Ea' 27'h't near LeAns'ona'e gen
ROARDERS WANTED.-117 East 2sth ST..
II Hands .mey furnished roon' for families hr'tc9's
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. ev-
celleu' tabe lrr,ne"ments made for winter refer
NO.3I EAST 2OTH-ST.-Nmts of rooms with
= private bathrooms; private table or without board
.nF'e 'oo-' ..,...,.,, ...,, ..--,.,.-......
r, ~ z Inn. erred rrftrc1e 'o0'''
no. 331 NtDISON-AYE.. cor. l3d-st.-Ele
y gam room ane o,,'l,n eA''-'I' '''
a1o m RENT rsos -a 70" eaa ayoab ,' +
town once i2a Br5a wav.
I GRAMERCY PAEK.-Elcgantv furnished
roors tol,t WI lo'ri House ana surroundings uh'A'
t%TH-ST. OBJ EAST Snvvesant square
Handsomely furnished front and back rooms win
- dn laca1n ling q. 30 bc rooms and suite. OF l.or.
fTr-i,.el WIFI r.a.d: -'t,rouce4 Np-. J.. BEoWFH
DE- EAST TH-ST.-'unI-omo furnished
shD rooms. excellent table; erranrements made Tor
winter single references
SA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms with
- board iu suites and single rei,reuces
80 rtlr, per,IT III, Hand .,5f,I,- f1rn.
I'D ,slel rooms with board. D.uns b-ck pAllor
arb tables Differences
West Side.
y,per ...,L f,,,;sb,J emmy front
l INh1Lt H''N iui li7',' HVi'I,f t.,,,
III ue.t 4-tatt
~. t,t .,rL-r irTI-,T -rIo,-aut ,,ail-
y uuslrd ro.mH sing, or en suite. with board refer
tNNf4
IN po "A TQ,r o-TTT lT Hand .ot,r VOL
y m.pr.rad 20 on. nm convenience gentlemen only
fe.tIe.,.4 I.qIi..'.
-, .p. V.tl.T t-,IU tI -ur,,i..r ,.,.t..
A,rt.IuAI Ir.o Handsomely Furnished
y u,, b., rt,,a family. ,ai.vr, lpr rcuflrmau anll
fa,,u,.s b ttu IHlU.st
... "a
vAA VI I-l ISL II I.-Hn1Idi H''"hh moor :
~ hHll iu.Iu t.liH iffH tIfh iHHi
.A..pp .,t,.U.r.I .ri...,,fi, tttpi,b,1
- t.ps ea tuf, ani -r faof ON ,nn.eu'onoaa lo.
,udn. su tio.uf uru7 Exchanged
- a.. ..,1.rtf - mat ..f tt,,,j,,.,. ,,tyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02

1--WE nrerVr-- NNV who knows the
\ vrst vuI ,o,r.'po.d WON lo1'.s rcurna arpe.
r'c coti,s ~ ,.'urnp ltei-nt. u-ooi vr. ~ "
4 GENTLEMAN dttpotius of hit horo'
\ Won't, sfuaton ot bia ,aa noau an.la within '.i.a
,,.','' ''',' ,...,, ,.,,, ip,dp.pl o,a' iuo
ta..,ao. huts.s h..sa .e.a.,' uWI'' i'"l' I."'s
'"' ''''"' ''''''' oGt1 .o, '.'do. fa.'
puttGG NNEI-hy % nrl.cAaa m14
.'.. al s a.. @sr a. ' o, 90, s' 3 o '
CONCIN>N, Nc.-nyon Amcrcln of m.d.--
I umulshr. q, ur7t.la't ,o,.,n'n '"l ao , .', 900
pa, e1' iai,e''', IIii&s5 los A. iroone ou'e
NOACINAN.-N Gnt-clas- Young man; four
'''' ''' ''''I "STuA Rr c.rs sd1s, -,5 ,,-a,e
COACHNAN and GROON.-By q steady,
y sober ri4e Protestant m,rrrd man mo- amy lag ,y
be n address l. p, IfbuGe UPTOWN Office 1888 way
COACHMAN.-Bya colorcd man rs coachman;
l22d-st
COACHMAN.-Bya competent man, in pri-
\ vat family five and years beat CITY reference
Brooklyn, y. :
COACHNAN and GROON-By. a Swede
city re'cr,n'ei rrya T' Sadie iii West s76't
COACHNAN-As coachman; first class IN
y derstsnds his business twelve years ,ng '
EARNER. &c.-Bv married man 80 years
Of fs-mer Goa hman. general use'ul iin on
gcnteman's place. tud and gentle WIN hlr'e' @n 49,.
ftrsf.cass references from late employers Auu"ss
EDWARD kNOA. MIllbuu. Essex Co, Ne"-J0i7'9
GARDENER-By a single German a. ilISt-
~ class gardener thoroughly understands ms pnhe' "a
AZ rs branches. best ereLce IA OF "''e D. -
4O7 5th-ave, care Of MI buchanan.
GROOM and COACHMAN.-Bya slnsleyoung
~ found honest sober 9na dttr4 I've W. 10 is
duties gctOrY reference Address NJ n - tAi'
nYSTERNAN.- Wanted place as Oystermln
- Call address r. MOORE. 50 West 5dst' Top uooI
hh X room.
TT~EFUI-MAN-By q Young man, on
4 gentemsn's place who IN er7f ands ne ca ~ "a
carraces. etc IS good miller honest s'o'I "ii4n- ~
O1liglug best reference. Address -. - Y
NNATCHMAN. PORTER, or IN any uStiul
w capacity where honesty and -o.rey are cluI5
81 has lst Ill other fr-prc D. -',t "a
and mdustfiou. willing o. any hng Address IL QUA %
Tribune ptOwn Olce .Zso nlOaiWay'
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Dipi0er1 NJlteJ.

A IL COUPONS due 1st prox., and the
principal ~ an bonds due that tate issurd Oy THE
RAILROAD FyT TpAfTNT COMPANY. secured by rolling
stock. lum he'd the following T@r0a ads under trust
FORM vi be- and after that dl ~ tAe lice of POST
MARTIN & co. No. 20 Piur-st. New ork. L.. ". CLARK
a CO.. 80 81 south I'd Plladciuhia.
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RON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST DELIGHT

FIJI EXCURSION oP THE SEASON.
ONLY g TO AIEVt NrRiA BAY Thousand isianiS
AND RETURN
VIA TIE GREAT FOuHrHACK NfW.YoRK CEN.
TRALAND HUDSON RIVER r. r.. AMI ne rlCA AND
BLACK RIVER g. r.,
FRIDAY srPrEMBER 1854
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MANSION N0WSE.
Ctr iIenl estate for Sale.

TOR SAIE.-Four--tory building No. Is
4 Builu- slip. AprN TO ...-. o. -, .,-- OIL.
no = FAST 131ST-ST -Thoroughlv re-
rr,,el veaf,Isr.d Sc &C. Tor private use Just IA
,oa u.irl. an uut IN ,nmnl order entire bio 1uit
M lfy.. stone houses. 1I"UOu Tue Ih''- -'l
n, q, house 81. tAr pr.co
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Sales bp AutIIon.
MORTGAGE SALE.- Richard NalicfsS
vi sons Aucuoneers. viii zen his da, ai ~, o. W. ,
ptt fth 81 aud htHRft The rif ntni iuhll' -.'
rlaaseatt cructey. tttn utensa ft 81 in. eu OAR
iOom LOUIS LhNBU sJHEhtp AttOInef IOi hoitsAsoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
SURE HOTEL.

FTtE ISLAND Zach
pure sea hreczes and st wuicr bathing 0Dd fishing
'IIay lever" rose cold" tarlhv malaria ami chlls
tufei nor children paradsr Western luiou Icc
gpb In hotel Trains leave Long Island CITY a. % a a.
l4a5 D. m nom foot Of ilnt-st, NcH lolh, uy Annex
500 D. - - - 70. '--4- ." ''-'.'
EAlRVIEW HOUSE
II CHATHAM. Nj.
Unf h from w.Y0rk MOrr and Essex Railroad House
rebuilt newly furnished stabhug iof twenty horses OH
sTd. boen asd shooting gallery EXTENSIVE fionhs hho
dfiyes, Cue most complete hotel wilhh - mes vi Ne"
A0rk fitg
LOW rates for remainder al season I'd, 49,, a.
ADDRESS ~. W kNluul, Mhhasoi' 'HatA"n' ~ .'
open until No omlef.
CURF HOUSE. Ocean Beach, \. y" .,-
- opens June IA. hrsteass family h.lse 80, u H.
Ieffe ma rainted Thoroughly drained ana fcnuae iuo
Iagzas furf bathing Fishing and "a ping nm 800.
kAGAMORE HOTEL,
GREEN ISLAND LAKE 9IohqE
ocated Boz Inc tnist o The finest mOunl1n, hke ann Nu
tteast IA ~ artlueut The buildings ere unique 10 pan
tfffttrftss ett latttf Hnu futUuhlhfh lW We tt'l
tuflt 10 ffun ~ IffOfiu. ltTlf iihil{ N . ~,
ienef " lutiiaito circular fifnf ah het'' ihimA
~""''s n. q. BROWN,
Bolton LsndinE. Warren ia N H.
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BOARD and Rooms Wanted.

Board and Rooms Wanted.
4 YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desire
~ home IN private American family second or thId
p1d hall cove southern exposure
erms about SO month Re erences required aud gwen
Address " EW-ESGLAND u, Tribune once.
DOOM for gentleman below 3lth-st. IN prl-
Ia vate family who own have long lease hgl est refer
PERMANENT Tribune Uptown Olce 23' Broadway
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belmont HALL.
ROARD AT MLTON-ON-HU!DS, so 49,
BLOCK ISLAND. r. |.
Pure-t air. ALWAYS cool splenff pass OIue anu
sword nshllg charming ramhles and drives
1cEAN VIEW R0TEL,

he palace hotel Of the sea~hoIe sS'omJon re-
er{ son quests: magnificent views Of land ana oceai
sreUerv gas aud elecuc bells; bedutiu music ndu S,
orchestra daily boats cable send loi uius
and trrus Newport Line Newport or NORWICH Line /"
sew London. ~ :. M-Ni.Hl..N, l,- o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02

EIRST-CLASS BOARD.-In Jersey City; five
1 minutes walk from the ferries IN me large hrstcla',
double house PA Wash on--t. one snlt" oi Suing
and bed rooms and large from Tolm Handsomely FUR
u she'd 10 good and resp llsibe parties for the Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
nnTGNER HOUSE,
EoREsr HILLS HOTEL,
PRIEST & DUDLEY Propuctors.

GOOD HOARD.-ln % quiet onl ne1Ijiy,
~ place ueara beautiful e .o. mi.es uom 'he II'
,..s r,f. fI. t1.u.tti.ut t-..Iu IaI.Int uH 't'
- .u. hrr Address MRS 4 p. HANLlN >aa.'u,
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ROWLAND h0TEL,
IF YOU WISH TO KNOW

= 2
INV BRIGHT and BEAUTIFUL
10 remain opon into september and OCTOBER send FOR an mus
traird a SEASON Al Avon Inn to -
TAKE GEORGE.-MOHICAN HOUSE, at
- Bolton warren o. ~ l. T X WiNSLOW Lessee.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
And Lost His Cashier-Ihe Latest
Elopement Sensation in
New York.
The Daughter of the Proprietor Of the
Alhambra Theater Follows the Fash
ion and Elopes With Menial.
Curt Answers of Her Reputed Father to
Seekers After Information
go Ask Her.
Bounce and Rebound,

NEW YORK, September 25.-The ro-
nance and newspapernotoriety attending
the Schelling- -Morosinl elopement has
caused many weak-minded young maid
ems to go ana do likewise. New York
has never been SO startled with elope-
ments since the cornerstone of the City
Hall was laid. The question on all
tongues, in hotel corridors and street
corners is "who eloped to.day!n The an
swer to such question in Union
Square last night was "Carl
Thesis daughter with his bouncer."
The report soon spread over Union
Square and through Fourth street, and Il
crowd soon gathered at the Alhambra
and quatted Thesis beer. No one knows
the details of the affair or where the
couple are gone. John Connell, or
"John, as he was Familiarity called, has
been bouncer for the last three
years. He Is good-looking fellow
of about twenty-five. His seat was near
the door; c'ose by was the desk ofHthe
Cashier, where pretty Fanny Thesis, pre-
sided. When Theis5 was asked to-day il
he hid heard from his daughter he re-
piled with great vehemence;
81 have no daughter"
"Did not your wite's daughter elope
with your bouncer?"
81 know nothing about it. My bouncer
Is gone. bounced him Tuesday If you
want to learn anything, go and see the
girl herself"
"Where is she?"
GLOW do | know? l know nothing
about it,"
In the restaurant it was learned that
no information had been received by the
girls mother.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Careless Miners Blown I'm

BRowNvILLE, IND, September 25.--
Sebastian Hartman land Joseph Henry
two miners, were at work yesterday in o
shed at the Excelsior coal mines near
this place, sharpening an iron wedge
when spark from the heated iron flew
into keg OF powder setting near by, ex.
ploding 1t, The two men were blown
quite distance and the flesh on the right
side OF their bodies burned and blistcred
to q crisp. They are in critical condi.
tfon.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Ran Off With a Negro.

COLUMBIA, S. c., September 2j.--The
following singular advertisement appears
in the Herald of Rock Hill, :. c., All
persons are hereby notified to take up
Thomas Black, alias Starr, black,
chunky negro, who has persuaded my
daughter, Annie Young White, to run off
with him. | am poor white man, and
hope all we'll disposed persons will help
me to recover my daughter and punish
the villain.
Signed WILLIAM T. WHITE.
The local paper advises shot gun JUS
tice when the negro is captured.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Killed by a Falling Pinn acle.

New YORK, September 25.-Yester-
day afternoon one OF the stone plnnaces
on the roof of the Eden Musee in West
Twenty-third street became dislodged,
and falling, struck and instantly killed
John Kirkland Gardner, photographer,
of West Twenty-trst street.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Money and Stock Market.

NEW YORK, September 25-Money, ~ per
ent.; exchange quiet; Governments steady; (;
rrency slxes l26 bid; 4's coupon, 120S
lid; AS do, ll2h bid. The stock market
opened strong, and during the first thirty
minutes the leading speculatives we're pur-
ihased literally by bull cliQues. At the first
all the whole list was up k0ln, but the ad-
tears made drive at Vanderbilt stocks.
mere was Also some unloading of these
tarcs This caused a sharp decline through.
Mtthe whole list. At noon prices were down
l02A fren tho best figures. Since mid lag
here has been slight rally.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Aleck Will Hold On,

New YORK, September 25.-Keernau's
Agency says that President Alexander
Mitchell says there is no truth in
the published reports that he contem-
plates retiring from the Presid ncy OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul. Ger
tlinly not at present. Mitchell will re.
turn to Milwaukee within few DAYS.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Bee Keepers Exhibition.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-. September l5.-
The Western Bee Keepers are holding
their three-days' honey exhibit In this
city, commencing to-day. The exhibit is
the finest ever seen In the West. Five
hundred dollars in premiums have been
offered by the merchants here.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain ana Provisions.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -. 1884.
~ InIfIS
~. LOUIS

~. LOUIS
COTTON-Steady; middung ~ 5.Oi,,
FLouR-Steady: XAA 10 cnoice. s.4J Gi3);
patents, a. Is Ij.Ii.
WHEAT Higher No. Z. Red.s 7sJ: gSOc;
No. Red, 7ON7lt.c.
CORS-Stcady; No. , mixed. j1l5Sc; No.
white mixed, 57G5S1sc.
OATS-Weaker: No. .. 20 L25Ac
RYE-HighGr; No. =. jODj0i.c.
TOBACCO -tIrm: rugs; common TO choice
P.UGl0.0J; leaf; common red leaf $7.5JlD
lO.OJ: medium to good s9.0D0l7.00.
HAY-Prairie SS.ObN9. .0O tor prime to choice
new: clover mixed. 81 % tor common 10
prime: choice new timothy, S9.004l0.00; fan.
ty, Sll. 01gl200.
,BUTTER-HI Igher: choceto fancy creamery
SGStc: dairy, choice TO fancy. 2lG24c; low
grades nominal
EGGS - Lower; fresh stock. l7c per
dozen.
PoTAToEs-Steady, at 2I94Oc per bushel,
PoRK-Steady; new mess sE.O0.
LARD-Quiet; prime steam. 7l407asc.
BACoS-Longs, lOi0l04c; shorts, llls1
pSc; clear ribs, SGllc, all packed.
WOoL-Iub-washed, choice. 2JGL2914c: fair
IB2Sc; dingy and low 2j G26c. Unwashed-
Choice medium, 2)HD2lc: good average me-
liun lSDl9c: selected light fine lTlIlSc; good
lyerage l6Ul7c; heavy l4ll6c: combing. "a
hood, 1G2i1ac: combin2. low grades 10 2l9c.
HIDEs-Higher and tirm dry flint. l6nc;
lamaged, l3Ac; bulls or stags-fiint l0c
ated, &c; glue stock, &c. Green-salted, &c;
Managed, &c; veal calf skins, l1hac; bulls or
tags, 51sc; green uncurcd 6D1Rc; damaged,
lAc; glue Sc.
SHEEP PELrs-Weak; green. IS 3Sjc; dry
,, 4O0T5c, as to amount an quality OF wool;
rreen shearngs l5g20c; early sheared, 3J1
DC; green lamb skins. IS a4jc,
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
NOTICE!. .
At AuctiOn-Valuable Real Estat,

At AuCtiOn-Valuable Real Estate
At the front door of the Court House, In Cairo
Ills, at 2 p. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY the lst DAY of OCTOBER, 1884
will offer for sale to the highest bidder the fol
lowing, very desirable property, viz: Brick house
and lot 34xlOO feet, Washington avenue, adjonnp
Brewery, block 26. Dwelling house and lots 33
81 and 35, block 80, l2th street. Dwelling house
and lots 81 and 49, block 70, Centre street Lots
2and 3, block 40, 1st addition, Poplar street; lot
H. block 18, 1st addition, near the New York store
lot 32, block 80, 18th street,
This is very desirable property, situated in the
business centres Of the city, and now that IL il
tain Cairo win speedily become great railroad
and commercial city, presents an opportunity fol-
investment not likely to occur again,
TERMS-h cash, bal. aud ~ months secured
with per cent interest, or per cent Off for cash.
For further information inquire of
NJ j. HOWLEY, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Suicide OF a Jewess.

VINcENNEs, IND, September 25.-Ma.
ry Weinstein, Jewish widow of high So
cial standing, attempted suicide Monday
night by taking morphine. The affair
was kept secret by friends until yester-
day, when physicians pronounced her
case hopeless.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Harvard College Election.

BosToN, MASS, September 25.-The
Harvard Overseers met yesterday and
chose Trustees for the University. Edwin
T. Godkin was appointed lecturer Oh Free
Trade, and Robert f. Thompson on Pro-
lection. Hon. +. r. Hoar was elected
President for the ensuing year.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
To Hang an Infant,

DARLINGTON, La, September 25.--
Homer Perry, boy Of fifteen, was to-day
sentenced to hang for criminal assault.
At Canton George Hill was sentenced to
hang October 81, for chopping rival to
pieces.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Alex. Mitchell Resigns.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 25.-Alexan-
der Mitchell has positively resigned the
Presidency of the st. Paul Road. 1t Is
thought that Frank Bond, of the Reading
Road, will succeed him.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Acuuittad.

CHICAGO, September 25.-Tucker Ball,
on trial here for the murder of Frank
Tenartz last July, was acquitted this
morning. Self-deiense was the ground
of acqulttal.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
BUFFALO.

CATTLE-Market quiet and steady; fair to
Medium steers, s5Uj.40 light butchers 81. lDlD
L50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Market dull, weak and
pwer; common TO fair, S;Il13.65; extra, s4.25
k440.
HoGs-Market dun; weak and lower; good
% choice Workers, $5.l5QDB.0) light mixed,
f5.5O95.e5; good medium, s6G6.l5; pigs, si.l5
E5.W.
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Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO.

HoGs-Receipts, 1900; market slow; SC
Dwer; grassers *4.5O95OO; light s50OG5s5;
iough packing, 90, l5G5.5O; heavy packing
md shipping, S555I610.
CATrLE-Receipts, 6,480; market dull on
III but choice; exports, S65018.90; good to
,hoice, $5.75GI6. 50 common to fair, S475lD
$50; Texans, S3.7514.6O.
SHREP-Receipts, 5000; 25c lower; inferior
70 good. S22jGi,l0.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
He Couldn't Wait.

Troy, N. Y, September 25.-Patrick
Freeman, of Crescent, sulcided this morn.
Ing by cutting his throat with razor. He
was eighty years old.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
KANSAS CITY.

CATTLE-Receipts, 5s5; offerings light;
market steady and unchanged.
HoGs-Recepts, $3.50; market weak and
< lower; assorted light, $5.6OG5 62Ia; heavy,
b.60G5.75; mixed, S.. 506t5. 20.
SHEEP-Reccipts, 40; market steady; fair
70 good muttons, S3l53.25
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
Alive at Middav.

DEER PARK, MD, September 25.-At
noon Garrett was still alive, but sink
ing.
DEATH EXPECTED MoMENTARILY.
At 2 p. m. Garrett is slowly sinking.
Death is looked for at any moment.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-26
BURBANK-PARRY.
An Ex-Governor and Railroad Presl.
dents Daughter.

RICHMOND, IND, September 25.-Ex-
Governor Burbank and Miss Sarah Parry,
daughter of the President of the Grand
Rapids Indiana Railroad, were private
ly married at the residence of the BRIDES
father this morning. They departed for
Dakota on the morning train.
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CHICAGO.

WHEAT - Higher; October T7Kc: No.
pmber, 79h@794c; December S0S0s0Ac;
January, 8lAc; May, S7hc.
-CoRN-Iiigher; September. 76c; October,
g4c; November. 454c; year, 402sc; May,
bSc.
OATs-Weaker; September, 25Sc; October,
Rhc;a November, 2jac; year, 25Sc;
lay, 29c.
PoRK-steady; October, $1,000; year, s120O;
January. $2.30.
.LARD-Higher; September S7.75h: October,
T.Th; November, ST.32h December.
i.Gh; January, $7.35.
SHORT RIBs-September, slO4O: October,
u0.i0.