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\. sAKS & CO.,
RETAILERS OF THE FINEST CLOTHING.
1913 MAIN STREET.
fla III
fla III

STENENS.
- to close the balance of his sock, makes TN
sPAiR ENAMELLED sLEEyE-BUTTONs
reduced from 81 to Soc;
sPAIR sLEEVE-BUTTONs, reduced from s.
llPAiE SLEEVE. BUTTONS, reauced from
loPAiR KNAMELLED sLEEyE-BUTTONS
reduced from 25c 10 15c.;
ssPAIR sLEEvE-BUTTONs' reduced from
81 WATCH-CHARMs, reduced one half;
IL WATCH-CHAINS,r reduced from 81 10 75c.;
10 FINE Plated PENCILS, reduced from u
LiRVD1IHESs;'LACE 4 D1IHES;'LACE PINS and EAR-DRoPs, re
duced TO one half former price;
All SOLID GOLD RINGS, reduced 10 75c.;
81 SET RINGS. reduced from 81 10 2jc.;
2 PAIR FINE 0PERA-GLAssks at half price
/ SET DICkENs's. redaeed from So 70 50;
20 VOLUMES STAR LIBRARY reduced 10 soc.
LEATHER sATCHELS at 81, sl.25. $3.50
10 w0EK-BoxEs at 81 and $3.50, reduced tc
wRITING-DEsKS. reduced TO Use;
LLEGANT BIBLES worth siO' 10 he sold al
ZINE FRENCH-pLATE MIRRORS, reduced
ELEGANT VELVET SOFA RUG, reduced 10
10 SQUARE BIRD-CAGEs. reduced from 1925
9ROUSD BIRD-CAGEs, reduced from 75c to
THREE-sHELF CORNER BRACKETS, dam
aged. reduced from 81 10 soc;
FINE EBONY SHELVES at half the usual
2FiSE CHAMBER SETS, with JAk, at half
3FISE CHAMBER SETS. no Jar, at low prices
FRESCH DUNCAN SET at s5;
. TWO-GALLON NWATER-COOLERS at soc.
0 TWO-GALLON WATER-COOLERS AT 75c.
THREE-GALLoS WATER-COOLERs at
4F0UR. GALLON wATER-COoLERs at
80 MAND-LAMPs, trimmed, at 2Oc.;
TW0HUNDRED PRINTED MUGS at &c.:
DOZEN 6OLD-BAND sOUP-PLATES re-
duced from s3 10 ";
fouk-sTASD EPERGNEs, reduced from o.
PAIR FiNf TERRA-corTA sTATUErTEs
FINE siX-PIECE TRIPLE-pLArE TEA
SET, reduced from esq 10 S2l;
FINE CELLUL0lD BRUSH SETS reduced
from $3.50 os4.50:
l ELEGANT BERRY-srAND, reduced from
l ELEGANT CAKE-sTAND, so,,od. reduc.d
from sl2 10 $500;
ELEGANT IcE-PITCHER, reduced from
/ ELEGANT THREE-PIEcE TETE-a.Trrr
SET. reduced from 10 TO elO;
1 ELEGANT THREE.rIECE TETE-A-TETE
SET, reduced from tl2 10 37.5o;
CRYSTAL WlNE SETS, reduced from 80 TO
e2.
Every article In stock will he sold at bargain.
The first coming buys the best at
STEVENS, 500 Broad street
BIG BARGAINS IN SHOWCASES.
fja13l
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IIOME ITEMS.

-"An your own fault
" vou remain sick when Won can
Get Hop Bittcrs that never-Faii.
The weakest woman. smallest child, and sickcst
invalid can use hop Biuers with safety and great
good.
o,d men. tot,ering around from rheumatism
Kidney trouble. or any weakness, will be almost
new BY using Hop Biiters.
Nv wife and daughter were made healthy by the
use Of Hon Bi,ters, and recommend them TO my
peoplc.- Methodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor II Hop
nlt,ers arc nol the best family medicine
on Garth.
Malarial fever, aTae, and biliousness, will leave
every meighbOrhood as soon as Hop Bitters arrive
My mother drove the paralysis and neuralgia
all out OF her system with Hop Bitters."- Editor
OQoeeo SUM-.
kcep the Kidneys healthy with hop bi'ters' ana
ounccd not fear sickness
Ice watar is rcndcred harmless and more re-
frcshiar and reyiving with Hop Bi'tcrs In each
draushs.
The yIcor Of youth for the aged and indrm in
Hop Bitters!
"A, the change Of life nothing equals
Hop Bitters TO allay all troubles incident
Thercto.~
"Thc hcst periodical for ladies 20 take monthly
and from which they will receive the greatest ben
eGi. is Hop Blitsrs."
Mothers with sickly, frctful, nursing children
will cure the children and benefit themselves by
taking Hop Bitters daily.
Thousands die annually from some form Of hid
ney disease That nigh, have peen prevented 10y a
umelyuse OF Hon Bitters.
Indigestion. weak stomach. irregularities of the
bowels. canno, exist when Hop Bi,ters are used.
timely use OF Hop
Hltiers viii keep whole family
In robust health year at a little cost
To produce zeal genuine sleep and child-lke re-
pose all night, take a little Hop Bitters on re-
firing.
Thai indigestion or stomach gas at night, pre-
venting rcs, aud sleep. viii disappear by using
Hop BittCrs.
Paralyuc. nervous, tremulous. old ladies are
made perfectly quiet and sprightly by using Hop
Bitiers de 29-Sa, Sa,Tu.Th&wlm
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LcrIs,.t,ve Co,nunsttee Work.

SHOWING Up sHUMATE-BREAKING INTO THE
pRoTHERnOoD--PRIv AND ELEc-
Tl0Ns.
The Committee for Courts OF Justice met
again Yesterday morning to continue the
investigation OF Judge Sbumate, Of Fau-
quier. Mr.. Ham Shepherd was examined
and testified as follows: That the Judge
packed the grand jury to prevent the
convection Of his politicians who violated
the election laws at the November cleo
ton, 1882. by issuing an unlimited order
relative TO blank tax-rcceipts and scat
tering them all over the county. The
facts were that the grand jury list up to
the 18th January, 1883, had on 1t only two
men who were not pronounced Demo
crats: that at this date, which was at an
unusual time (the law designating August
ms the month for the judge to make out the
list), he returned to the clerk new grand
Jury list OF forty-eight, containing only
twenty-six Democrats, and that the jury
fixed by him for the March term
was composed Of twelve Coalitionists
and twelve Democrats; that he knew
of the fraud, and testified Ia Feb
ruury, 1883, that he received some forty
or fifty blank tax-receipts Of the collector
and distributed them among his partisans ;
that he never called the grand iury's atten-
ton to the fraud, or in any way sought to
punish the perpctrator Tor crime. though
he (Shumate) testified that he knew the law
prohibiting the issuing by the collector OF
blank taX-receipts.
"The general impression OF our people,"
said Mr.. Shepherd, "since 1t was known
that he issued these receipts, Is that he
would not hesitate to Use his official posi-
ton i'm any way to further his party inter-
ests. and that his party zeal and prejudice
were so great that he would almost uncon-
sciously decide cases with reference TO the
effect his decision would have upon his
party"
At night the committee remained in ses-
sion until IL O'Clock, examining Captain
Scott. Commonwealth attorney for Fau-
quier: CAPTAIN Alex. Payne, and Mr.. w.
G. Marshall. The committee will resume
its laDors this morning. when the evidence
for the memOrialists will be concluded.
Next Wednesday Judge Shumate will
bring his witnesses before the committee,
and they will be heard.
The Committee on Propositions and
Grievances met yesterday morning to fur
ther investigate the case Of Judge Goodwin
and the Christian Brotherhood. They got
through with testimony and adjourned
until Monday at 4 O'Clock, at which time
some books Of the Brotherhood are to be
examined. Mr.. Spires was examined yes
terday. and his testimony developed ro-
thing new.
The House Committee on Privileges and
Elections will report at an early day to re-
tain in his seat Mr.. Pretlow, Democratic
member from Southampton county.
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Personals and Erie:s.

Messr>. George l.. Christian. Claiborne
Watkins, and Gustayus MillhiSer represent
the Chamber OF Commerce i'm the National
Bankruptcy Convention now in session in
Washington.
Mr.. J.. W. Caldwell. editor OF the War;
renton Inder, is in The city. attendant upon
Judge Shumate's case.
Governor Cameron has commuted the
sentenceof Obediah w. Batten, OF Princes
Anne county, sentenced to the penilentlary
in 1876 for eighteen years. the commute
ton amounting to the release OF Batten
from prison.
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Moxurt Tonight.

1. Overture, "BrOnze Horse" (Auber,)
Orchestra. 2. Soprano solo, "Scene and
Aria from Trayiata," (yerdi,) Miss Minnie
Evan, OF Washington. ID. G. 8. Piano
duet, "Scherzo," (Fesca,) Messrs. Thilow
and Reinhardt. 4. "selections from Anna
Bolena," Donnizettt) Orchestra. o. so.
prano solo, "Hear the Gentle Lark," ("
lBishop,) Miss Minnie Evan. 6. Violin
solo, "petit Tambour." David, Mr.. John
Kessnich. I. "Crine Dorato Waltz, !" (San-
Fiorenzo,) Orchestra.
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tors for the Colored Normal school build
ing. who was indicted for trespass on the
land OF w. Z. Whitehead, was tried, con.
victed, and fined 1925. with costs.
Jordan Brooks, charged with an attempt
10 kill bis wife, was convicted and sem
fenced TO confinement in the county jail
for six months.
Great sympathy IL manifested in the
county for j. M. q. Fitzpatrick. Esq,
whose son was accidentally killed at Ches-
ter on Monday.
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Hastings Court.

Alexander Hubbard was before the court
yesterday. charged with selling goods and
merchandise by sample, description, and
otherwise, without license. He was ac-
quilted.
w. II. Lyman, charged with the anne
offence, pleaded guilty. paid his fine, and
was discharged.
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PAINTINGS. .ENGRAvINGs. dc.
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT l.
LEwis's ART.GALLERY.

PAINTINGS, WATER-C0LoRs,
OLE0GRAPHS, STEEL ENoRAvINGs,
AND CHR0hOS FOR SALE.
hASTEL- and PiER-NIRR0Rs, BIsQUEs,
and R0GEHs's GROUPS constantly on hand.
ssio FRAMES, IN Gold, Bronze, Plush, Ebony,
and walnat. from 25c. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES In every siyie-a large
assortment on hand and for sale ut very low prices
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER aud PICTURES
FRAMED n the latest and most artistic manner.
vALENTIEE-CARDss IN every style.
EAsELs snd C0RhICEs made 70 order.
L. LEwfe's Art Gallery.
@le 9i2 Main street.
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The TrOubadOurs Tonight.

Tonight the farcill comedy &" Three OF
a Kind" will be given by the salisbury
Troubadours. The Norfolk mpers spoke
very highly OF the play as given in that
city. and the Troubadours have here a very
good reputation.
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nAn.pn.ns .xp rnE sAnnArn.

The bin TO restrict the running Of trains
on the Sabbath under certain circumstances
came up on It's passage, and the ayes and
noes were called for by MIR. Green and
sustained by the House, The bill was
passed.
Adjourned,
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LIST OF PENSIONERS.
Richmond and HenricO PcODIc who
Draw Pensions from the Govern.
ment OF flsc United states.

A circular from the Department Of the
Interior, dated January 12, 1884, gives the
following :" list Of pensioners Of the United
States on the roll January, 1883 ~, resident
in Henrico county, Va.":
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Wilcher against Robertson. Argued by
j. Il. Tucker, Esq, for defendant in error
and Colonel Ed. Pendleton for plaintiff in
error and submitted.
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Ro. II. GILLIAN
r. b. CnArrry.

Il. B. CHAFFiS. R0. II. GILLIAN
Wo sell e,ty property. collect rents. re
quire mechanics TO do good work at fail
prices for which We receive no commissions
Also sell country pe0perty and collect rent
thereon. Once open from $50 A. N. to
+. u. X. b. CHAFPIN & Co.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
C1TH ANNUAL REPORT
oVLF nts
MANHATTAN LIFE-INsURANCF COMPANY
136 AND l5S BROADWAY. Ny.

81 III ANNUAL a. REPORT I;,p
MANHATTAN LIFE-INsURANCF COMPANY
1o6 AND l5S BRoApwAY.N.
Net assets, December 8 i, 1889. s1O.o6J.jBZ 81
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1888
Premiums re-
ceiyed ......... 81 l,00S.4ol 55
Interest received
on mortgage
loans: go: l7o.5I6 20
Interest received
on bonds owned
by company. 1890 GO
Interest received
on other secnri-
ties, rents. etc. i07.33l 80
Add interest and
rents due and
accrued. ..... 96,994 81
Premiums defer
red and due and
unpaid. d........... l3l.99l GA
Market value Of
stocks over cost. 2l5,7Gi "a
-----2 2.USJ.7z9 ~
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Bosrox CHIPS for colds a, ASroxr,s

Browns BRONCHIAL TRccHEs for tough,
and Colds: II There IL nothing TO be compsr red
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sOOKs. sTATIONERY.xe,

THE BEST EDITIONS OF GIBBOS>'~
l. ROME. } volumes:
DE QUINCY'S WORKS. ; volumes:
FlGUlER'S HUMAN RACE, A., yoiun't,
DUMAS'> NOVELS. II yolumes;
MACAULAl'S ENGLAND, ESSAY 40
POEMS. In l, ,. }, aud volumes.
Large assortment of STANDARD WORK
new and secondhand. oiltr red ~ low price.
RANDOLPH - ENbii~H
"a i6-dGw 1902 Main ,tgerf.
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BOSTON CHIPS for colds at AsroSrs

SAVE MONEY by having your printing doae a.
the DIsrATcH PRiNTISG-ioUsK. Gooi work ,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THOSE contemplating the purchase of
strictly reliable fire-proof safe. either new
or secondhand, will do well to call on or
address George W. Owen, agent Hall Safe
and Lock Company. st. Charles Hotel,
Richmond. Va
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FIFE DISpA Tsrra
ADvERTIsrNo A RATrs

Hall insh, or Iese time so cents: 2 tines 81:
times S1.56; 8 H1ies Yz.775; i q times ss 10
month t9.s6; months s25.
Reading notices Ia rcsding.matter type. lines
or less 81 (; In agate loaded rs cents.
Card of rates for more space furnishes On IN
plication.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
h THE NURSERY.

Boston CHIPS for colds at ASroSrs
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Rents collected and prompt returns made
monthly or quarterly. ~-Na
No commissions received from mechan-
les on work done for our patrons.
Our charges for renting and selling real
estate are reasonable. Business solicited.
ana satisfaction guaranteed. Give Us q
call. Ill. SrApfEsG 90.
1l03 Main street: !.
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CITY GAs-WoRKS.
RICHMOND, Va; January, Ii, 1884.

Complaints having reached me of impure
gas, deem it necessary to inform the pub
lie that on yesterday | discovered that the
purifiers were not doing their work as they
should and commenced at once 10 ascertain
the cause. After diligent search | have
discovered it, and the correction will be
made as speedily as possible. II is no I'M
common thing for gas-works 1t this season
OF the year to be caught IN the same fix.
We. OF course, have to find out the cause
before applying the remedy.
JOIN Ii. KNOWLES, Superintendent.
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RICHMOND CITY RAILWAY.

Mr.. Dunlop, of Richmond, presented a
bill enlarging the powers OF the Richmond
City street Railway Company by allowing
the right TO extend its railway into the
counties OF Henrico and Chesterfield, SUBJ
iecl to restrictions to be made by the cOun-
ty authorities and owners OF bridges over
any streams that the City railway NAV
wish to cross.
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Widow and child....il2 90
Dis. .,0f r. lung. chr.
rheum. Of r. hip.... & 90
". !. arm. 80. ..... 4 90
do. ............ 7 80
Varicose veins !. leg. 4 90
Dis. of Iungs.........lS Is 90
Rheuin. and ch. diar. 20 00
Loss r. iDdcx-tinger
and with tender
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Mr. Richardson presented a petition
from Mr.. William VI. Amber in which he
charged that for years he had been refused
justice at the hands Of the county Judge,
magistrates, and Commonwealth attorney
OF Louisa county. The petitioner asked
for an examination into the facts OF the
case. Referred to the Committee for Court,
OF Justice.
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Donald. and Delegates, Opie, wilkins,
Lawson, Dunn. and Parker.


Lawson, Dunn. and Parker.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS: senators
Lybrook, Berry, and Wickham, and Dele
gates Christian. Ward, Kelly. Peters, Mob
I'm, White. and Dodson.
TENITENTIARY INVESTIGATION Senator.
Crumpler, Atkinson, and Flanery. ana
Delegates Baker, Keen, Motfett, Ross, ana
Parker.
EASTERN LuNATIc ASYLUM INyEsTioA.
TIoN: Senators Lovensteln. Edmunds, ana
Grim, and Delegates Smith, Ellis, TabD,
Nance, and Kilgore.
CONGRESSIONAL. APPoRTIoNMENTs: Sem
ators Glasgow, Koiner. Heaton, Wickham,
Christian, Edmunds. Warwick. Crumpler,
and Bailey, and Delegates Gibson, Porter,
Bailey. Keen, Dunlop, Marshall, Grand
staff, Winn, Bland, Whitehead. Burks,
Darst, Meade of Clarke, OVERLY, Dunn,
Bishop, Stewart, and Garnett.
There Is also Special Committee to En-
anime the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind lnstliu-
ton.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-15

enriching those who control its machinery.
The frauds and jobbery which have been
brought to light in every department of the
Government are sufficient to have called
for reform within the Republican party, yet
those in authority, made reckless by the
long possession of power, have succumed to
its corruptng influence and have placed in
nomination ticket against which the in
dependent portion Of the party are in open
revolt. Therefore, change is demanded.
Such a change was alike
necessary in 1875, but the
will of the people was then defeated by
a fraud which can never be forgotten or
condoned. Again, In 1880, the change de
manded by the people was defeated by the
lavish use of money contributed by unsCru-
pulous contractors and shameless jobbers,
who had bargalned for unlawful profits or
high Office
About the Madigan circular the Boston
Pilot of recent date says editorially: They
always come home, the lies and injustceG.
They have no refuge at last but on the
doorstep of those who first sent them forth.
The power of the Irish vote" in America,
holding the balance of power at any time
it pleases, is for the first time terribly near
and clear to the selfish and dishonest nation
that banished the Irish from their own
country. Forever, this earned hatred in
England The future will give it power
and purpose. The Punishment OF the Irish
people is coming home to roost. Among
American politicians we have another strik
ing illustration. A few years ago, when
Mr.. Madlgan, Catholic gentleman of
the highest character and position in Maine
ran for Congress, the Republican party OPP
posed him with cowardy malevolence on
the ground of his religion, Mr.. Blaine, their
candidate for the presidency, if ne did not
mutually NllIN, wi lbill bhtuihtS' "O,u
ments asking, 800 the Protestant Demo-
Gratis of the Fourth district want to be rep
resented in Congress by Roman Cathollci
and advising Protestant Democrats thus:
Remember that you owe more to religious
sentiments than you do your party, and the
proper rebuke to your party for asking you
to vote for Catholic is to support the
Republican nominees. 1t is Line years ago
since this circular was issued. 1t had the
effect desired by Mr. Blaine and the Re
publicans of Maine; Mr., Madigan was de-
feated and much religious ill-feeling was
aroused. But now the disgrace has come
home and Mr.. Blaine and party are vain
ly trying to drive it away. They declare
that it was offensive to Protestant Repub
licans, and that Republican postmasters
tried to suppress it. This is knave's
lying excuse Were it the truth, it would
have been offered nine years ago. Now it
is only the frightened towards cutlery
against the foul bird that has come home
to roost at the wrong time.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-15
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS.
CoTToS-Steady; middnng. lOS3Il&c.
FLOUB-Steady; Xxx TO choice, S3.l01i3J;
patents s.. EosS5-25
wHkAT-Hizher; No. Red, s4l3s1c for
new: No. BED. new, TjGTGc.
CDRS-Weaker. No. 2 mixed. 45zg4Gisc: No.
white mixed. 5las @.j42c.
OATS Lower: No. :. 3l23lAc.
kTE-S Ouinal: No. Z 5jILac-
TOBACDo-Plrn; Iugs; common 10 choice
$i55GE0-0J; leaf; common red ,eat $s.Uyg
loJaS: medium 70 gooc yl2jJIl1.5l
HAT-Pr&iris SI.U11 81 for prime 70
cbogce: clover EIxed. H%lO tor common 10
PRIME: timothy, SIG p)1l5O9 for prime 10 gilt
edge"
bUTTEB-Firmer: choice 10 fancy creamery
1oGSc: DAIRY. choice U fancy, 1876; low
grades nominal
BGGs-Firm at 1gGlO4c for strictly fresh.
POTATOK. - Firm al 41S,lsc per bushel
POEK-Fsirly active; new mess sl5.ZJ4lC.
LABD-S ominsl: prime steam, 630Tlsc.
BACoE-Longs, sbG%c; shorts, &c;
clear -TDs, ere.
Wool = Tub-washed. choice, 3Jc: fair.
ZyGzJ7 nc; dingy ana low 21IZ. Cnwashed---
Choice medium, 2tfc; good average melium
lSG1)c; selected light fine fGlgc; good ay-
erAge lGIFc; heavy l1GIjc: combiny 4
brood, 5J1zic: cOmbing, low grades. D2lsC
HJDEs-Oulet: dry flint lCc: damaged,
lsc: buns Or stays loc; dry, sailed,
nc: Dry salted, damaged. lDc. kip aud
calf, saited, nc; damaged, exc: buns and
stays, j&ci green, uncured, 7Hc; damaged,
54c.
SHEEP PELTs-steady; green, T01Slc; dry
do, iyG1Oc., as u amount ana quality Of wool;
green shearlings, ljc; Dry do, lg1ljc; lamb
skins, 2ylL2jc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-15
Tia Celebration in Paris Yesterday
at the Risk Of Spreading
the Contagion.
The City in Gala Attire, With Bunting
Flying and Military Marching Amid
Crowds and Confusion.
Ordinary Prudence and Reasonable Pre-
cautions Abandoned in the Hot Zeal
of the Celebfants.

PARIS, July l4.-Thousands of sight
seers, anxious TO participate in the revel:
Of to-dsy-the day of the National fete-
arrived In the city early this morning
So great were the throngs which poured
into the railway stations of the city BY
excursion trains that the usual precau.
,!oHary measures against the introduce
lion Of cholera were dispensed with, ex.
cep; in case of passengers from the soath
striving st the Lyons terminus
vie were put through q
course OF fumigating and diSinfeetiou
vAi;h was anything but pleasant The
c,iy wsS handsomely decorated with flags
&2d tun1ag, aHd crowded with people
clls>e6 III bolidsy attire.
Notwithstanding the pl biished opinions
q s5Jsra. nAysicisrs tkSS holding the feie
Ee1ez existing circumstances is certainly
rGoaEs s dangerous risk, the Mhiary
Gavsraag Q. Paris concluded his prepare
a Us as5 night TOR the disposition OF his
forces foT grand review to-day.
TIE sp@cssclt was magnificent Que.
A;laE brigade O. artillery of Vim.
:s-nas. commanded By Theyenin, and
rts SHE 1irsSioa al infantry united az the
nlscs Dc TlsBs. General Gnsyy. brother OF
int T-as. SAT-, thea pas se6 hem in review.
~ LII s&Is tHe the artillery brigade OF
Vs-sl.lss. commanded Or General De
CaIA-os, LD5 TIE sevaeSh division of
-LilIl-v, C11t- the orders OF the General
ROLAND. .iGtlp5 before General SausSier,
h-.l,I-r Eorerpar az Paris,
~ -ns Champs Elysee in the attsrRoor
III cavalry Ori-Sdas Of Paris, Versailles
auu 81. George moved upon Long
CHAMPS where then were Joined by three
rdtta!,e5 Of n1rs5 artillery, The Presi.
Gen Of t. Republic and Ministers were
pres.1. Lsl the Minister o; War was
Represented %, General Gressot
tn programme d evolutions was ua-
usually attractive, 6l1 the march past
WIS sAoyI o. some Of lis dignity in Goa
EelueHgo o. tint disposition OF troops in
different districts, which was done to
IessaI tnl Danger o. contaEIop.
Severa. Assluz- societies arrived in
lnf CITY this morning toI the purpose of
liking nl-t II the celebration Of the fan
q. III bastltc Reaching tie Continental
Ir,e., which Ii ess!y decorated
VIII .ue flags 0: all nations,
{ humber 81 AlsstiGns became enraged
L; LII g,rnt 0, tDs lysrna- flag flying in
-r9I, @, lls ngie-, Lne rushed up and
-grt Il aywI lido commenced sponing the
DuAauE, Smashing Lac windows aud do
ltE CONS lsrLoJs damage They then
.Uru-- rtF AaE 4 number Of otner Ger.
ElLl tLgE we've Torn cow IL otasT parts
O. liz c-ty ~ Tie 4ls2tlans and TIE city
TLs l. - uproEr.
EaGsE-LL., July .4.-Tbere we're
-----,vc lygt-s from cholera last night
Il. ~: i:-.gy
7yrLyN STREETS DEEEgTED.
-l--HE, July There were eleven
lsL;-s TON cnglsrz 1ere last night. The
-aEi 4 mLsnse I1e streets are deseSted
a. . .l9ierL c&Ses have been removed
III. ~ hospitals 10 TIE suburbs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-15
Getting Home From the Convention.

BosToN, Mass, July, l4.-The main
portion Of the delegates from the Demo-
cratic Convention arrived at 5 a. N. but
the provisions for reception and dinner
for to-day were abandoned. 1t is under
stood due courtesies will be extended on
Saturday evening next at the dinner of
the Bay State Club.