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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

IL THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO, MAY 81 1884 JUDE, &c. PLAIN-
TIFF, vs.. JUDE EFT AIS, DEFENDANTS:
IGeOrge ". Carter, clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF the county Of IlenTcO, do hereby certify that
the bond required by decree of 9th Of April 1854,
IN above case, has been given by the special CONF
miss oner named I'm said decree, required by law
Teste: GEORGE W. CARTER, Clerk,
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., AuctiOueers.
fy 4
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Train No so Through passepgeri stops II AT sta
tlons. connecting at keysylle for 40 poini on q.
and 81 railroad; AZ sathcilin's with MitJn md
Suihcriin Narrow-6angc railroad for Milton: ~
Greensboro tor all points on salem Branch; -
Salisbury for an points on Western North Car1-
lina railroad; al Atlanta for all points Sonih snf
southwest
Train No. 81 Through passen ger and nail stop.
az salisbury, Greensboro, ReldsSi.ie, " IN Poiat,
ThOmasyilic. Lexington, and Concord. between
Danyille and Charlotte, and ah stations lefw,sa
Richmond and Danyille; conneetluH AZ Sufhef-
Inns with Milton aud sntheriin Narrow-,,a1gc
on salem Branch and North Carolina d.yisiooi A.
Charlotte With Charlotte, tolumbia aud AuNaN.
railroad To- Columbia, Augnsti S1vanaah, Nii
Southwest. No. 90 between Key VILE and NoriA-
side runs only on Monday. -, ,,,.,..,.,,.t. ,
Trains from the south arrive az itiihhphA %
4. N. and $3.50 L. VI
BON AIR PASSENGER SE4YIci.
daily except sdad'y)
Richmond at .,..'..'..'''''' 'l' =. W.
Bon AZ T.. n
llcli.......'..''..'''' ''''''''''' OBJ = u
RETURNING.
t,a.iacls sos 4. -.
Bon \. il.
arrive .
An regular passenger uIn,.i,pa' B.l Air.
PULLNAN-Cta SERVICE.
on Train 5t-Ncw lor, aud Aalnt. eta wash
hgton and D3uyil'c.
On Tram No 52-W. .bmgtou AMI Augusta
Washif gton and New Orrfn.. Rcnmnnd ,nI
Dausille. Returning. Dan,ilic and RichmoR' Oh
Ticket ,.'d 20 all points soa,h, sog,hei5''a'i
southwest Iud baggage checked mo
N. sLACGHftR.
General Passeng,f At,ni.
sol HkAS. TraiHc Manager. d..
fiauHGtfs
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Tm WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and

warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 20 +;
o A. NJ, 80; noon, 50; 2. NJ, 90; @ T..
NJ. IS; midnight, so.
Mean temperature. S25
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By Thompson Brown & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

Real Estate Agents and Auciioueer.,
1ll3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ SMALL
" AND DESIRABLE FARM N HENRltD
COVSTY. VA-I}y virtue OF 4 decree OF the CIR
cult Court of IlcnrlcO entered IN the SUIT pf jude
c, ais. rs Jude RI as. on the 9th day ~ April,
1854, the undersigned, as special commissioner
appointed by said decree, viii Offer for ST at oib
lie auction al Hcnrico courthouse, at IL O'Clock,
on
MONDAY, July II, 1884,
being Hcnrico court-day. that SNAIL FARM,
with an the improvements thereon, Jtulted IN
IIenrico county about one mile from short Pump,
Of which Frederick Jude died sc!leI, cDhtaInlHz
SENENrY-FINE ACRES. more Of les, one acre
being reserved for The buryln2-g ouud.
TERMS: one thir cash, the residue on credit
Of tx and twelve months, notes being taken there
for bearing interest from cate. and tbe tiie being
retained until al the pLrchase-m0ncy shan be paid
THOMAS y. PAGE,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

DEl'ARTU1E OF STEAMERS.
nLD DOMINION TEAMSHIP1 = =: ~,
" COMPANY. ss1staksss<.
FOR NEW YORK.
This company VIII o. sparch ono or 'lclrsplcniid
steamcr-GI lANDOrrE. ROANOKE. NAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. and RICHMOND
LIVERY TUEsD'N, FTiDhG and - NDNl.
hor hours Ol sailing see Nci'i~'mtht htlow.l
steamers leave New YORK IT krDAlS.TllU
DAYS. and sAIlfbANS al 3 i. n; from Flu tl,rIo
They have splendid saloons siatc-rooms' AMI
The fare. accommodations and attentions are
Afier.cabin fare to New York dncludlng meals
and BERTH, $40: round-trp tickets, II Storage
with subsistence. -. without subsistence, SO.
FIoight5 for points beyond sew York FORWARDED
with dispatch. aud no charge made except actuii
Frright received until @ o'clock =. VI. daily.
For further Information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
iy29 office, company wharves' kocHt't-'
NOR NEW YORK.-The Old = gfI
L Dominion steamship Company 2s.s.ssz- -
propo,cd sailir rs e The week 10 lowing are
WYANOkt, Captain nuLrHERs, FRIDAY
July On. ~ 3 O'Clock y. ".
R0ANOK&, captain CoUcH. SUNDAY July
Old Old DOMINION. Captain WALKER, TUES
DAY, july 18th. 10 o'clock i. NJ - =, e.,
Freight received until ? o'clock j. VI. fr-
day. q O'Clock l.. VI. saturday, and TO O'CLOCK l.
THROUGH bins Of laGing signed. aud goods for
warled with dispatch TO all points NORTH s'u.n'
' Pa aeS era; i% 40 i2r Unsurpassed
Calm fare 10 New York Qnciuiing meals and
bcrthl. $40: rouud-irip tickett. SIS. Storage.
with subsistence. -; without subsistence go:
Passengers leaving Richmond Monday. Tue
gS and Ohio railway AZ s3i 4. H. cja N,w-
PORTS News Dr ihc Richmond and Peer burErtl-
rad al 1870 \. II. will make coLuccilon go N.r-
.fttu 10 81
hsd at The Chc'Ipoatc aud Ohio 2ir1', Richmond
Main street.
For freight 0F rasslgc aUply -
GEORGE ". AIIFN + CO.. Agents.
Two COMPANY Wharf. 'h'.f-.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR T. -,.-ifa
400 as%n.-kz-
NHWPoRT'S News. old POINT, NOortLl.
AND pD.f~Hgt iil.
,xn nNry btpFtT EDirTE WITHOUT
Tran .FER or CHANGE -. an AND.
ONLY $50 TO VIRGINIA BEACH
"N''l
VIRGINIA STE 3NBcAT lDNPANl's
NEVP0Rr'> NEW-. Old POINT.
NORFOLK. PORT 500 a. AND JAMES
ElNtE l,NNi,lS,t-r Hti..:tt- :. ,v,rt,
CONNECTS AT OLD t.liN ~ ,.'SnLl WIN
- u ! u - ~ ,.c-,rt,
bAL I'irhh N m UlNtttirn.>S 'i'i"
At NORFOLK CLCStLf FOR VIRGINIA
,n -
,,,.,rpnrr.- ,-r,yo urn STEAMER ~AC.
NV oi,t,. =, - n" 'itIt1Iit-tI
oNLf kVl r iI'V!SrFI, nor - ~"
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r,rrs anon = - = Ti,H% utI'r CHARGED
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AlasIvE RICHMOND.

AI92IVE i,HNuNp.
e.OOP.M MAIL daily ei,rpi "urigyl
IU.OO A. NJ ACCONMOD AXIOM dJi,y IeN'cIt
sunday
ECO AN. NIGilT EXPIRES daily .,ecp' ,i'a-
day.)
SUNDAY ACCONMODATION between Ricb-
mond ana Scotisylie laaye- ri h-IHIl o. 81 4. N.f
returning, arrive 70 Richmond $40 i. VI.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Richmond with associated uilwfy- nr 90
points south, ana Richmond. Err. l.ilr,-I r- ana
Potomsc railroad f.r 20 points Nom tI .tN I-
burg with N.lgud Midland rf'ln1" ~ lI photo
North AMI NuriolA ana Weston rrIH''i ir
knoxville. tha' tauoogt. Atlanta. tIut.Iut.i, r..
Louis, Nashville. Louisville. Ncul'.. S.. t--
ieans. ana an pDfut. in ths >nu'h. 'HN NJ. I'
Texas. rlr,ltr L-nrhburg cd Ne '..'I.
Chattanoo-I without change. ant 'I
trains. Train No. 1 maize, tl"-. ...
Memphis and Ill southwestern nH'N'.. tH. It b.
.eyera' hour hy-Oycr az hat, a.H-.. .. ......
Forge with Chesapeake ard OBJ. IHIt.. '.f|.
southwest. Northwest, md W.. l. D. 'H. .'
with Baltimore and Ohio railroad n.hIn- . .'
connection Il ilarpcr'- Ferry o. al. IcIu Pitt
burgh. The Nlst, Mouth. and rI.f.
!N,epmg-crr ouGch,t O. Nst tr.r.'- 70
Traiu- MARKED daily leNc,p' -.HIfy.
Ticket, sold o. ~ poiut.. n''..; i-Nj. r'.t
NAN street. Toe ID Main. ana 10 ,. "umuui HIl Al-
lrghahy depot, iglth and Canal 'f..
d. y. NtfNI rDp,
nv 10 General Passenger apd rNn..-. went.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

~ UARDlAN LOAN ASSOCIATION,
M Second series. Now is the time If Won
desire to secure shares in the second series II
Guardian Savings an / Loan Association ;"
Only a limited number for sale Shares one
dollar each, This association is exceedingly
popular and Offers safe Investment to
everybody. Apply to WIN. +. wilkins,
Secretary, 7l2 Market street. ji-lm-cod
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

BLAINEis past one danger anyhow,
Carl S1'lurz says he will not support
him. There now did anything fall ?
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18
B. F.CHALFANT,
NO. All KING STREET,

calls the attention of his old friends and Gus
toners to large invoice Of ladies' and miss
es' slippers of the latest styles, Just received
which he is prepared to sell ut his usual low
prices. Also the latest style ladies'hook. lace
balls. and button Shoes children's and miss
es' shoes In great variety. Men'sgaiters and
walking shoes speciality. Men and boys
base bal, also working shoes always on hand.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

NOTICft-l AM NOW READY TO REG.
~ ulate the weights and measures in and
for New Castle County, for the year 1884,
a II persons Wishing to have the same done
or to consult inc about anything pertaining
thereto, can find me at my residence, 1876
Poplar street, where prompt attention Will
be gtven to all work left to be done, or all ia.
quiries cheerfully answered
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator of Weights and Measures.
WILMINGTON, Del. April 2lst 1Ss4. 1!eod3m
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

TEE crl-hratiou Of Bunker Hill day
'v'bo Oh }r,tcr'htF as if the Boston in.
t'ir."rut II Kers had not kicked, and
"" 4 nnt il eyer the enthusiastic crowd
participating, ever once thought of the
DID nnHk"rs Md away in the Seclusiou
II THAR own responsibility, and had NJ
t'l Ill common with the masses
vino r"jirrd i'll the day when their
" Lr"nI2d>' stood with leveled mus
kerr behind the embellishments Of Bunk
Ter iIlj, ana would nov fire until they
could Sc" the white Of the eyes of theil
Reiterated enemy. We do hope that
tiles" kirkers will not send the Fourtl
Of July into oblivion.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

NEVER would |, by any act of
mine, suffer any body, over which
have any control, to guard any corpora
ton in Transporting Lincolrrs cut
threats and hrclings." Senator Bay
ards reply 10 President Fcton's request
for Mr.. hayard's military company to
protect the F., W. x b. Railroad
Nominate him for President by all
means
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

EVEN the most ardent Independent
docs not pretend to deny that Blaine
vas the choice Of three 'ourths Of the
HepHoIrans III the country, and yet
liz Independents object 10 his nomi-
nation. These people have yet to learn
hat ne majority must rule in this
country.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

AN INTELLIGENT irish Democrat
'4ya he Troy, New York, Times est
mates, atrer corresponding with friends
d.! over that State, that Blaine will re-
""iNe the votes of 10000 naturalizet
ai'iHy, Of that State that never vel
voted anything but Democratic
ticket
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

Scaled Heads wi IN loss Of hair without number
leads covered with dandruf and scaly erup,io ions
specially Of children and infants, many Of which
lnce birth had been q mass of scabs.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

WE THOUGHT at the time we read in
The Smyrna Record" the remarks at
Irlbuted to Anthony Higgins, "tllat
Senator Bayard if nominated would de-
feat blaine i'll Massachusetts and Con-
hec'lrut, were not true, for they were
30 unlike that geutlelnan's utterances,
and WE were convinced at the time en-
tlrely contrary to his real opinion in the
case On the contrary Mr.. Higgins
shares III the general belief that Mr..
Bayard would he more easily defeated
than any other Democrat mentioned in
connection with the nomination.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

Free Trade Opposition 70 Blaine.
The farther along we 60 in the cam
paign the purposes Of the Republican
opposition to Blaine reveals itself more
clearly, and there is little fear that the
capitalists and workingmen of the
United States will not begin clearly to
see that the opposition is entirely free
trade movement set afoot in New York
and Massachusetts, to defeat the
Republican ticket. In New York, Mr..
Blaine is opposed by Harper's Weekly,
the Evening Post and the Times, jour
nails which assume to be Republican in
character. Two of them, the Post and
Times, are now and have been for
years pronounced free trade organs in
the country, the first being recognized
as the American organ of the British
Golden free trade club. Haper's
Weekly has all along stood by the
principles Of the Republican party, and
has been no weak defender of the same,
but the fact that its editor, George Will
liam Curtis, was last Week elected an
officer of the New York Importers free
tr,da c,nb gives the whole hing AWAY
:, wi,l nov: ha .4ar th,t tha nr,,osi,ion
to Mr.. Blaine is not OF account Of his
.a."1 =, ,y-e a,,l u,;,J ,'inIiaa,i,,,
80 r,hl;sha1 IN .,o p,n,,,, ,.aa,nu
A.. 49, a.,,nnt -. 49, ,,re ,
.; '' vav ~. i,'vIr ',n,. ~
wv p ,i.lr-, ~ ''''-'' INV
pu nsa l;,, p'' ','on ''' ,.. 81, ..i.
Is. ',ho '',,' i',,,;,'..'', i u
" a1A, w., Vi J', r, ~, ''' ,a.4 l'',,"
Va o'' " l"S l'7'', Nv ~ ilt'''NS ""'
conlpoS''' al'll'I. "''"''I u. .Lo', I,''i'
.A"n"' WV, " ~ g. t'oi.'
ei'i,i"i'S '.'''''''', ''' '"''' '",'' 'I't
p,oin, H.. .l,.,..i - n;u
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifa
nd Ioiet Requisite, prepared from CUTICuRA
JUNIORS. Skin Blomshss Rough, Chapped, or OIL
kin.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

WANTED one hundred political
mourners to 90 to Chicago at their own
expense TO wall over the defeat of Sena-
tor Bayard.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

II 1850 THE Republican ticket was
lInc1n ul Illinois and Hamlin of
Maine. In 1854 it is Blaine of Maine
sd Logan Of Illinois.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

President-JAMEs G. BLAINE.
Vice President-.joHN A. LOGAN.
Sheritf-rRANE c. STIDHAM.
Coroner-CHARLES K. SP ARKS.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-18

AND Martin Farrell, too, amongst he
Bayard mcurners "The sun do
move"
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

MADRID, December 2G.-Later details
OF the earthquake of Wednesday night.
which were received this morning show
that 1t was much more disastrous than at
hrst reported. One shock lasted fifty
seconds, and was felt throughout Spain,
more especially in Andalusia, where a
number OF towns suffered severely. At
Granada houses rocked violently and
the earth trembled beneath the feet of
the inhabitants as they fed panic stricken
from their homes. Some we're wounded
while fleeing through the streets by
falling bricks and cornices. None
have yet been reported killed
number OF buildings were badly
damaged and will require considerable
outlay to repair them before they can be
occupied with safety. At Malaga many
houses were wrecked and a number of in.
mates were buried In the ruins. MAJ,
persons were killed and large number
wounded. Those who escaped without
injury deserted their homes and camped
In the open squares and fields outside of
the town. Refugees were huddled around
bonllres, (which were kept burning all
night, the weather being colder than
usual, and nearly all having fed so hasti-
ly that they neglected to provide them.
selves with heavy clothing.
Fainter shocks occurred durino tbe
night, which increased the alarm of the
people, preventing them from seeking
shelter In their buildings.
To-day large gangs of men are at work
among the ruins of wrecked buildings
searching for bodies. Already number
nave oeen recovered, and many more arc
known to be buried In the debris.
The Government has sent provisions,
clothing, etc, for the sufferers, and a
SUBSCRIPTION list has been opened for
their relief In Madrid the damage was
slight, but was sufficiently felt TO frichten
the Inhabitants. Places of amusement
were quickly emptied and the perform
ances brought to an abrupt close.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
Death of DR.. Darling

NEW YORK, December 2G.-Dr. VIM.
Darling, whose name is prominent among
the profession throughout the United
states and England, died here early yes
terday morning Nine hours before his
death, when In condition OF dcllrium, he
Delivered a complete lecture on anatomy,
which was perfectly coherent Such weird
ueati'ped scene said his physician, had
rarely been Witnessed, DR.. Darling took
a severe cold last Thursday, and on Fri.
day he alleged that he fell down and In.
jured himself lie was examined bv DR.,
Spitzka, who found three superficial SCALP
abrasions. Dr. Darling strenuously rc.
sisted treatment, and even declined TO
have nurse. DR. Darling was born AT
Diunse, Scotland, eiphty-two years ago.
lie was an enthusiast on the subject of
anatomy, which was his specially.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
A TERRIBLE TALE.
Suffering and peath Of the Grew
OF a Stranded French
Brig.
After Infinite Pain and Toll, They Perish
On the Frozen Sand in Sight
Of Succor.
But One OF the Party Left to Tell the
Tale, and He More Dead
Than Alive.

HALIFAX, December 26.-The Dominion
government steamer Landsdowne re-
turned from Sable Island last night She
was out In the great gales OF Friday and
Saturday. Captain Guildford brings in.
telllgence of the wreck of the brie
A. ). Ii, OF st. Malo, France, Captain
lie Marchand, owned by Omegers & Co.
OF st. Pierre, Martinique, and bouLd
from that place to Boston with fish. The
gales OF the 18th, 18th and 18th inst.
urove the ship near Sable Island. The
west END light house of the island was
nghted at four O'Clock on the afternoon
OF Friday, the 10th. A heavy snow
storm prevailed, and the wind was blow
ing hurricane. A few minutes after
lahd was made out the vessel was driven
on SAND bar with great violence. and
Immediately began to break up. She had
crew OF seven men. The thermometer
indicated IL deg. below zero. and the
suferings OF the men had been terrible,
Three OF the crew were washed over when
the ship struck, and, although there
was plenty OF floating debris, they
MADE NO EFFORT TO SAVE THEMSELVES
ana were drowned. The steward, pre-
ierring death to any further misery, ran
10 MS berth, grabbed razor and cut a
terrible cash in his throat, reaching from
ear 10 ear, Jumped into the surf and dis.
appeared. His body was found In the
sand the next day by coast guardsmen.
captain lie Marchand, his first mate and
sailor managed to get ON a sand bank by
noallng spar, but only escaped
the horrors of the deem
TO encounter the more frightful
terrors of the frost king. They could
faintly discern the glimmer of ligbt
house three miles across the sand-barand
set out IN the darkness to reach it. The
sand was being driven with binding
force by the gale, and the grains dashed
against the faces of the exhausted men
ike hail-stones. Finally the Captain sue
cnmoed, laid down, and, despite the
efforts OF his equally exhausted com.
rades to rally him, in few minutes was
FROZEN TO DEATH.
The chief officer and sailor then pressed |
on, but within half an hour the sailor, too.
lay on the sands frozen corpse, The |
chief Sficer,a a powerful built man. then
pushed on alone to the lighthouse, the
only survivor. After six hours
OF almost indescribe suffering
from frost and the dashing sands
be reached the lighthouse the last
quarter OF mile on hands and
knees, and tod the terrible tale of the
wreck. 1t was then two O'Clock in the
morning. veAthing possible was done
TO relieve his sufferings. The vessel had
been smashed to pieces and the debris COW
cred the surf-beaten shore. The survivor
'ame up on the Landsdowne.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
MARKET REPORTS.
Grains and Provisions.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2G, lssi
ST. LOUIS.


CoTToN-Steady; middling lOlfdl07Ic.
FL0uR-Steady; XXX to choice. 81. 5ua3 %.
patents, S4.20ai.50.
WHEAT-steady; No. Red, sO3,asOKc; No.
8 Red, 1lQ7lbc. ~ -'''
CoRN-Lower; No. mixed, S2.aS3.c. No
2whte mixed, 3bc. '0
OArs-steady; No. 2, 25a25hc.
RYE--Lower; No. 2, 4G4d4Sc.
IoBAcCo-Firm; lugs, common to choice.
S0oalUOO; leaf, common red leaf, 81. 7.50a 10. 90:
medium TO good, $a006l700
HAf-Praire, $500 90 for prime to choice
new; clover mixed, $1,000 1000 for common
fancy, $4,000 li.O0.
BUrTER-steady; choice to fancy creamery
Na2oc; dairy, choice to fancy gla22c.
EGGs-Steady; fresh stock, PC.
PoTAT0Es-Quiet; demand light Eastern
Rose, soc; Burbank, 52Sa55c. Northern
fluke, 4bc; Victor, 40G45c; Peerless and
Mammoth Pearl, 45aEhc Rose, 45c Bur.
bank, 7Hd5Oc.
foRk-Active; new mess, Sll 25all5O
LARD-Quiet; prime steam, 65aGxc,
BACON - Longs, exc; shorts, 7c: clear
ribs, 6h0Bsc; all packed
HIDEs-Green salted easier; dry steody
Green-Salted, ,sAa5Isc damaged &c branded
7hc; bulls or stays, &c part cured, TLG7iIc. /.
green, uncured, &c; dry hint, l6l1a l6JSc: dam,
aged, l3AaE3Hc; kip and call. skin, lie bulls
or stays, loo; dry salted, l2c; damaged, lOc !:
glue stock, &c. ''N'
SHEEP PELrs-Prlme green salted. large
ana fuli wooled, 5O07Oc; dry do do, 4Oa6Oc.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
A Joke on Gould.

NEW YORK, December 24.-There Ia
either very wagglsh or very fresh tele-
graph operator at one of the recently es.
tablished stations in New Mexico. He
sent the following dispatch to-day
"NEw MEXICO, December 24.-To .hu
1oMa, Nep York: A Christmas gift.
Collect. STEELE. Onerotor
The unpaid charges on the message
We're Sl.6O, which Mr.. Gould was called
upon to pay for the privilege of receiving
Il friendly greeting from Mr.. Steele.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27

The "cutting-room' in a shoe ractory
is, by reason of the intricate machin-
cry it contains, the most dangerous
room in the Nuilding. 1t arare thing
to find such room in q large factory
that does not contain one or more EN-
pIoyes minus a thumb or finger Some
times frlghtlul accidents occur. The
racer, IA huge machine modelled some
thing after the glillotine of France, is
used in cutting the heaps Of ather in
strips 1t contains a knife four feet
long that would cut mans arm off as
easily as scissors cut a thread.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
Outraged and Left to Perish of Cola

BOSTON, MASS, December 2G.-The
body OF Mrs. Wihelmina Stanley was
lound lying on the top of u car on the
Lowell Railroad yesterday morning Her
clothing was disarranged and there were
marks OF violence upon her body. Geo.
ollver has been arrested on suspicion of
having assaulted the woman and placing
ner upon the car where she died from
exposure.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
Death OF Horny Aaron Burr.

NEW YonE, December 26.--Ilenry
Aaron Burr died yesterday morning In
mis- city of apoplexy. His grandmother
was sister OF Jonathan Edwards, and
Aaron Burr was his second cousin. lie
made an immense fortune In hat ma.
shlnes, OF which he controlled nearly all
The patents.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
Notice.

VIM. Ludwig & Co. will upon the first
OF January, 1885, carry on their business on
strictly cash basis and will not keep up
the credit system any longer. In making
this change in their business, they respect
fully ask all of their customers that have
been in arrears for the pas. three to six
months to please call and settle their ac-
counts at once. CT
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
BLOOD WILL TELL.
"a Proud Caucasian" Downed bv q
Coon

1f0UU OaUcHbIau7 DoWned by a
Coon"
LAWRENCE, KAs., December 2G.-At
the annual contest between the literary
societies OF the University of Kansas, the
nephews OF the Hon. S. Thacher, member
OF the South and Central American Com.
mission and ex-senator B. X. Bruce were
opponents, The former chose for his
subject "lnauence of Individuality, and
the latter SIS he Citizen?n The con-
test was decided unanimously in favor of
the colored man. Bruce is fine looking
mulatto, and will graduate from the State
University with credit next June. He
gives promise of becoming an orator of
much more than average ability.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
Burned to Death

WINNIPEG, MAN, December 26.-A dis.
patch from Peninsula Harbor, Canadian
racine station on Lake Superior, says:
A saloon, house of ill.fane and two
other buildings burned here Wednesday
night. A drunken Finlander, name un-
known, was burned TO death. A woman
named George Lee was seriously burned
about the face and hands.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27
Oysters, First.class, III all Styles,
at Bo,to's restaurant, up stairs.

FIFrY.-We have just received fifty
pieces more OF that brown Canton flannel
at 8 cents per yarl. Also Hamilton S,ou,
tor cents per yard. Dress goods reduced
20 per cent, and must be sold to close. Ex.
anime them. Lonsdale muslin 8 cents per
yard. All lines Of lAnncls reduced 20 per
cent at the New York Store. ".
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-12-27

Is. b. SHOE Cove have a full line
OF custom-made shoes for ladies', misses
and children Of the above make. Every
pair warranted by the Bryan Brown Shoe
Co., to be first class or no sale at the New
York Store. a.