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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
PROBABLE MURDER
AND A BURGLARY
EncAcEo THE ATTENTION OF
SERGEANT cowELL AND HIS
MEN LAST NIeHT-sEvERAl
ARRESTS MADE.

AT an early hour this morning 4
seemed probable that murder hal
been committed at Fifteenth and Ia
Gust streets. Two negroes had a
night at the house of negress nam ii
McGee, sort of disreputable board.
ing house and one slashed the others
throat, infiicting what was believed 10
be fatal wound. Officers Glade and
Hagey arrested two of the female in.
mates OF the house who are believed
to know something of the affair. il
is said that Tom Price. the negro was
was cut. came down stairs when tn,
other negro named Dan entered tho
house and was Immediately attacked
and slashed. The cuttist had not been
captured at last account. Price has
been employed at the stone depot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
When 60 Marry.

Are May marriages unlucky?
We or rather the superstitious
among us. say so, and the idea has
been prevalent, so IT seems, in Eng
land since the time of the Romans.
u Holland, however, May is con-
sidered the best month ia the wtole
year for being married in, and May
brides and bridegrooms look forward
confidently to a happy future.
About an eigth of the weddings
in Scotland take place in June, ae
month Of roses" which is also first
favorite as marriage month among
Swedish women
February is the favorite month
for weddings In Italy. and the pop
ular time Is just before Lent begins.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
ANOTHER STORY or TIE FIGHT.

/ LONDON Ang- Gin a dispatch fron
Fangier a correspondent Of the Times
says that according TO the latest re-
ports shots We're fired Sunday on the
French consulate and when the
French consul demanded protection
from the governor and military com.
mander of the town those officials re-
plied they We're powerless Do guaran.
tee safety, and invited the commander
.ot the French cruiser Galilse 10 dis
embark troops. 1t appears the town
gate was closed behind the first
French landing party. The men con.
Selnently found themselves In tran
and their way barred by Uniformed
Moorish troops who opened ire The
seamen cleared their way by a bavo-
net charge, literally forcire their
passage over the dead bodies ~ Moor. |
Ssh soldiers.
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How He Liked Them.

Congressman George w Smith
who has been representing the south
ernmost district Of Illinois in con
sress ever since John r. Thomas got
tired of the job. 20 years ago was
campaigning around Murpbvsboro ope
time In a buggy With him was a
driver They came to a bridge over
the Big Muddy river The sight q,
water naturally suggested fish For
lack Of anything better to say Con
gresssman Smith said to the driver:
DO you like fish,"
Yes, was the reply.
Nothing more was necessary and
nothing more was said. However
when the next campaign came around
Congressman Smith went over the
same territory. at the same time OF
tho year, with The same driver. again
they crossed the Big Muddy and again
the sight Of water suggested fish.
How asked Congressman smith
Fried said the driver.-Judge
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SURROUNDED THE TOWN.

Madrid Aug. 6The Impartial pun
fishes a dispatch from Tangier saying
that 1t is reported that the 9aeha al
Casablanea has surrendered the town
and that guards for protection OF the
foreigners will be landed as soon a.
possible at Mogedor Rabatsatfi ana
Mazagan
The Spanish battleship Nnmanela
has sailed from Farrol for Morocco
via Cadiz. In the event of more
Spanish troops being needed in Mo
rocco they probably will be supplied
from garrisons at Ceuta and Mellla
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old Fashioned asnrinLles :,

Beat to a cream on% cup OF butte
and two cups of sugar. Add three
tablespoonfuls Of sweet 1nilk and two
tablcspoonfuls of anise or caraway
seed. Sift two cupfuls of -four aid
two even tesspoonfuls OF baking
powder together three times then
beat into the bHtter. sugar and milk.
II the latter is not as stlf as You ian
beat It add little more -four and
turn out on Toured board. Dredge
lightly with -four water
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
MAKING
DIFFICULTIES
Il love 10 sit here by the fire with

II love 20 sit here by the fire with
YOU he began. 'It-it's iine,"
"Yes,' agreed the young woman
with q last grasp at perverseness, 1T
ought to bel You can't imagine the
dreadful sums father pays for his
hickory logs,"
II didn't mean that" expostulated
the young man. meant II was fine
to be sitting here with you, you
know"
"oh!" said the young woman non,
committally.
The young man crossed one knee
over the other and frowned slightly.
II seemed hard TO get started Yes.
| like 10 sit here with you" he repeat
ed desperately. 1t wouldn't DO In the
least romantic ii we were sitting be-
side a register or radiator, would it2'
why should ii be-" queried the
young woman In what appeared to be
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well Counfered

Senator Beysridge," said a voun,
physician. addressed the class / wa,
graduated from on our commence
ment day He advised MS in this ad
dress to be broad and generous in
our views
He said he once saw two famous
physicians introduced at a reception.
They were dsservedly famous. hut
they were Of opposing schools: and
the regular. as he shook the other bv
the hand. said loftily:
7 am glad TO meet you as a gen.
tleman. sir though ! can't admit that
you are physician
and ]. said the bomeor.atf.se,
smiling family. am glad to meet Won
az a physician. though 1 cant admit
van are q gentleman"
@HFs
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SEWING CABINET.

right studs for supporting spools oil
Sir and cotton. Secured to the top
is handle for lifting and moving
the holder. Besides the spools, cush-
Ions for pins and needles are also
attached to the base. A further adj
dition is drawer for odds and ends,
which Is placed In the lower stand.
When not in use the holder IS IN
cased in a cover. which prevents
dust from gathering on the articles
within.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

1906 First ships built in Canada sais
to have been launched at Que
bee.
1S14 Commissions from England ant
the United States met at Chem
ca aaasaneaI = -treatY. nf neace..
Of a suspension bridge at St
John. II b.
lSfo- English parliament passed an
act prohibiting the use sof boys
as chimney sweeps.
1882 Commander David s. MeDougal
y. s. ~, who with a single shin
destroyed Japanese squadron
1t Shimonoseki, died. Born In
Ohio, Sept n, 1893.
lSS9-Mrs. Florence Maybrick con
victed OF the murder of her hus
band.
lSss--Dreyfus trial opened at Rennes.
France.
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origin Of Drinking hiealAs.

me 700 common custom OF drink
lns neaiths had most curipus ORR
SUI. IN me GAYS when the Dalns lord
ed 1t In England they had a vety com.
t mon ,n naDl. Of stabbing Englislne4 in
ny 'niV@t "hen drinking. II avoid
tnis viHainy a man when linking
woaid request some of the slters-by
20 De his pledge. or surety. While TAX
ing his dra1ght Hence the custom.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
HUNDREDS ARE KILLED
Concluded from First Page)

vessel lid not take part IN the bonn.
harding Al half past four the French
cruiser Forbin arrived and immedi.
atcly thereafter the Anatole left. She
was requlsitioned by the French con
sui TO carry dispatches to Tangier.
AS she LEFT port she passed a Ger
man and AN English vessel crowded.
with refugees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
Masculine Deceit

Man Is more easily allured by the
grace OF the gown than the grace Of
the mind. although be would have YOU
think otherwise. and win hold forth
with considerable emphasis on the
text that no man ever knows what
costume a woman has on. nor is he AT
an concerned with the shape Of her
hat, or the way she does her hairl-
London Madame.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

In the illustration is shown a sew
ing cabinet which should be Of in
terest to every woman II comprises
a holder for spools, pins and needles
and other small articles used in SOW
Ing Mounted upon a circular base
are two circular stands, the upper
one being the smaller Of the two
Arranged around each of the steps
this formed are a number of up
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
MILITARY OCCUPATION

Tangier, Aug. 6,--Casablanca is
now occupied by 25o men from war
ships, with rapid fire guns. News OF
the bombardment has made a deep
impression upon the natives, they
having ben particularly impressed
with the ease with which the most
holy shrines were Knocked to pieces
by shells from the cruisers
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
JOHN 3. SHEA

Manufacturer and dealer In Harness
Collars, Saddles, strap work, WHIPS
Horse Clothing, Lap Busters and eiy
Nets.
The only house In the city that
makes handmade harness. No. 1909
Washington Ave. Repairing a spee.
ialty.
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TR,eEsMEN WANT PEACE.

Tangier, Aug Z, $50 a m--Th@
Tribesmen are suing for peace, but
Commander Shere Earin declines 70
negotiate until Caid Mac Lean, the
Englishman who is being held Q pfls'
oner by the Bandit Raisnli' Is IS
leased.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
SURRENDERED IN CHAINS.

Paris Aug. GA correspondent OF
Matin. says that the military com.
The consul demanded the cMlprits be
given up to him. The commander
compiled and sent the soldiers In
chains 70 the consulate. The con.
sulate intimated that they would be
Instantly shot at the first sign of
fresh trouble
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin tinted daily and sun
day for the year 1906. ....ss 2o2S
Average number 81 complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and sun
day during the month OF July
July .................s.,- ...,1ooo
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Ellen Terry has written the follow.
Ing bit Of sentiment to the students
Of the Leeds Dramatic college: 81
have been asked to say a word 70
yoa. II I say one word. it viii DO
Work II it were two words. I
should say, BE patient and IL #
we're three words. Don't be vain
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Results is what tie advertiser wants
and that e what be gets when he
places bis advertising In IN. Bul.
~tiz-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
Norwegian Leper A,xluns

There are in Norway no feWar than
70 leper asyiums. hut each contains
only ten TO Is beds. They are situ.
ated In country places. ami the style
OF living followed in them is similar
70 that of an ordinary family IN nod.
crate circumstances.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
qsn't II Dreadful?"

innocent wonder If she was cornered
at last she at least was going to enjoy
watching him struggle.
| The young man put his other foot
on tine floor and crossed the other
knee He coughed to gain time,
| Why, ii you don't know I don't." h
said. with a strained laugh Maybe
you don't feel about il as | dol
The pretty young woman gazed at
him in concern. which would have de-
ceived a wiser person than himself
But | haven't the remotest idea how
.--- tf- ss'rrsrss rnair Ffallll
sheer evaporation 4 never was bet.
Yer In my life he said shortly. What
! mean is--what am trying to say
isn't II dreadful" sympathized the
souhs woman, TO know what one
wants to say and not be able TO find
the right word, | do thar so often
myself It always comes to me later
On lhough-does ii with you?H
Ihe young man looked angry.
We've known each other nearly
year, haven't we?' he began with
nervous case. Tit seems longer .
Inc young woman sighed. I'm sor.
~ that knowing me has bored yon
so. she murmured, regretfully. IF
only had guessed it--still. you didn't
nave to come here unless you wanted
TO. did you? Why"
i did-it HASN'T" Indignantly eiac.
ulated the young man. Il must he
very stupid this evening. Cora. Some.
how | can't manage to express my
meaning at all. What | am trying 10
get at is to ask whether you like me
'r not Sometimes don't believe il
would make any difference to Won if j
never came near yar again"
You hurt my feelings dreadfullv
when you talk that way. Jimmie"
ala the young woman. And | thought "
re we're such good friends, NV good o.
ess. Of course like youl Really. I'm q
ute fond of you. Why, / shouldn't NJ
aste tine talking to you If you bored "a
e. count you and Alison and Tom M
I'd Howard as the cleverest crowd 4,
-" ~
The young man eroaned with bit. ",
rness That's just tie he said. Il Ia,
mt want TO be bunchedl That's gr
hat ! object to. You class me in
lth those fellows and"
I am sure, said the young woman
III dignity while she smothered a
lgh in her handkerchief. that Won IN
sht TO be very glad to be classed -
tn them They are perfectly splen. ~
never before thought You were a1i
eonceited as that ~
The Young man looked miserable r.
ough TO melt harder heart than !.
rs. 'Of course they are splendid" Go
said hastily. That wasn't what
meant ] only wish could come un
them instead Of feeling superior
you seem 10 think I do" "
oh" said the young woman y ply
m 10 misunderstood you. don't Ig~ gra
1 should say you did" said the mel
ing man violently. He swaIlovsd drei
q. Nov, see here. Cora he went our
speaking Of understanding 40 I
understand that for tho last balf bly,
II I've been tying TO ask von 80 The
rry me2' tho,
ne dimples spread over her face the
Tor the first time the young won. the
looked fairly al him. &C.,
Jimmie. she said in a last burst item
'aTcasm, which failed 10 touch tho you
az man. hos could ever have e..
lmed u such a thingY But nov -mii
We started, 20 On and fnishls- ae a
ago Daily NexA y.u
90
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Cleanliness is as ESSENTIAL to The
hair as TO other parts Of the body.
especially as dust and other impuri-
ties are, very apt to collect on it.
The periods between washings must
be regulated by the necessities of the
case and by common sense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

You pay little more for classified
adverustpg N the Bulletin than
other Cairo papers but you get the
rsaalts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
Nastnrtium sandulches

Batter thin slices of white bread
and put between the slices nasturiu1a
leaves and flower petals. Dust
lightly with salt. put the slices to-
getber and cut in strips.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Some sandals. like slippers, are
fastened with as many as five strips
across the ankle. The buttons for
these are very large.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

For the sake of general health
fulness set o2e or two boxes of I'M
Stacked lime In the cellar in soma
out OF the say corner. 1t is an In
valuable aid in drying out the ce5 lar
In the spring just after the regular
cleaning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

For excessive serspiration a good
powder is composed of equal parts
OF corn starch and talcum with ono
tablespoonful Of baking powder
added. The soda destroys the IN
pleasant odor Of perspiration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

subscribe for the Bulletin and get
al he news Only COO per month for
: paper sTsry Cay IN IN. y.sr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Stripes yelled in tullies, voiles and
other semitrauaparen fabrics are
very fashionable both for street and
home wear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
VII Never Dress In. a.,

VIII women ever dress like pen,.
= asas a New York reformer. No Eve,
u they wore trousers they uopId -,
= -. inem on By pekine the heads
ap through from under.-cbtcapo p
ord-HeIald. nec-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
,JuIv Circulation.


The above Is a correct statement OF
the number of complete and perfect
copies of the Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1907 and for the month
of July 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
This first day Of August. 1907.
LEO KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Collar and cuff facings are the
exclusive point in motor coat and
the demand for hand embroidery Is
found even here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
Labor Lost.

Many woman has married a fellow
to make a new man OF him. and then,
having succeeded, somehow or other
she doesn't care for the new man
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Friends Of the Bulletin are request
ed 70 send or telephone item. to this
''liee -IIAzLIDz
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Josiah, said Mrs. Chugwaier win.
ing her spectaeles. baseball must be
an awful cruel game. This na7o- -
. man named Smith was pou,ded an
over the lot And / guess Il uiuzt bave
oeen true for it SAYS thar in Inc pert
inning he died on second bass .
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Diroctoire coats are much seen,
both in plain and striped effects.
IN cloth suits seen recently the li~es
OF the jacket ran perpindicula.ly
while those on the skirt were dag
onal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
lilinol.
Cairo, Alexander County, illinois,
Population 1917.


Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. THOMAS II. MAHONEY
City Attorney, r. NJ. MOORE.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magistrate. A. J, ROSS.
Chief OF Police, NJ. 8. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22,467.
County Clerk. JESSE r., MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE p. DAVIS.
Sheriff FRANK II. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEXANDER
WILSON
Coroner. DIR. JAMES McMANUS.
County superintendent OF Schools.
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED ID
NELLIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
SULLIVAN,

The suilstin 10 on sars al the fol-
bessirS places:
Coisman's, ~ Eighth street.
Halliday Houss News Stand.
Walkers, 10 eIxth street
nlme Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
FASHIONS MANDATE.

The modern skirt requires a world
OF thought and careful handling In
its cutting out 10 make ii success.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
GUIDES TO HEALTH.

The newest and best complexion
treE tment are a combination Of
scientific massage and electricity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
Alexander County, Population 22,4s7.

Board Of County Commissioners
J. J. JENNELLF, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN ]. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

me Bulletin n the only seven d.s
(nDsr IN Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

| BEL LINE cars due to leave second 81. 20
ING north on Commercial Ave, every Is min.
utas from a. m, to II y. m.
Going rorth on Walnut 81 every IL mtnnte.
from SOS m. to ip;63 D. M
PGP LAR ST. LINE Holbrook Ave, car du
" ieaYe Secono NJ Rting nerth ON Holbrooi
Ave- az hi5Ii 6Ti 6;42; 6;b7; 7;I2 a, m. and on
same minutes every hour until 10;42 and il:l9
.. m.
doing west on Twenty Eighth ct at $40;
80 DBL q IVY ana 10y n % and on sans nlp.
utss every hour until 1924 and i:04 D. IN.
Poplar 1t. cars due TO pass ~ Mays park
l min ntes after leaving Second vt
p b ,fdLI LIN OWL OARS north on Walnut
. 30 ~ y. M 90 a. MI ID a. M; 100 a. M.
20 a. M; 4 30 a. m; 5 30 n. m
: N s'n, on oommercial-l2,00 p. M; 90,
VI, W q m. 100 a. m. 4 20 "A. N, a. m.
neit Ahd Owl cars are due to pass West
second St
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

Big Four going North
NO a. 49,. SIS a M
No 1------ - 400 y IN
I 2 daily
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-17
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.

The boys in some of the public
schools of Philadelphia are to be taught
how to use the needle.
The New York city board of educa-
ton has decided to prohibit the use of
all text books prepared by teachers in
the city's employ. This will bar Con-
rade's grammar and Borachio's song
collection.
From the Yale Alumni Weekly it is
learned that there are 1888 living
Yale graduates of the 23,446 men who
have received Yale degrees. About $50
die each year. and an average of 700
is added to the list every year by grad
uation.
Columbia university will establish a
new professorshp. TO be called the pro
fessorship of social legislation. and DR..
Samuel McCuae Lindsay. professor of
sociology in the University of Penn
sylvania. has been appointed to the
chair He viii begin his duties next
autumn.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-17
LOOSE DRESSING
ROUNDLY SCORED
Domestic Science Association
Favors Neat Bingham
Dresses for Work.
MANY ARE TOO NEGLIGENT
MISS PEACOCK AND MRS. JOHN
STON ADDRESS SOCIETY AT
IT'S MEETING IN THE HIGH
SCHOOL KITCHEN.

The Domestic Science association
met yesterday afternoon at the high
school kitchen and regardless of the
inclement weather a large and appre-
ciative audience was there to hear
Mrs Johnston's talk on Household
Dress" and Miss Peacock's on
Household Economics in training
schools for Nurses" The subject
Household Dress" drew forth quite
an interesting discussion. 1t was
shown that it is a lamentable fact
that many women are too negligent
about their dress while performing
their household duties. The discus
sion brought out that loose dressing
sacques with flowing sleeves should
be discarded and d pretty bingham, of
a good durable color, plain and neS
should grace the form of every house
wife or maid. This with large APP
ron dark or light according to the
work to be done will make a woman
always presentable and add dignity
to her labor.
Miss Peacock told of the different
phases of domestic science work in
John Hopkins university hospital
which was very instructive. The as
sociation was very fortunate in being
able to secure the services of one
who has been connected with John
Hopkins university and a teacher of
domestic science. The interest in
this work is steadily increasing and
it is believed that the time is not far
distant when the community will re-
alize the efforts being made by the as
ISOLATION.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-17
CURRENT COMMENT.

This country seems to be nearing
that pitch of prosperity at which every
body will want somebody to work fol-
him.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
If congressman were paid in proper
ton to the labor they perform and serv-
ice they render. there would be wide
variation in saiaries.-Nashville Ban
ner.
Amid all our unparalleled prosperity
it comes with a good deal of n shock
TO learn that the minis of the country
didn't make much money last year
Indianapolis News.
Abandonment of high speed in the
interest of public safety is a notable
return to sanity in railroad travel. I'm
der the new theory of successful rail-
way operation public safety is of para
mount and fast time of secondary i'm
portance.-St. Louis Republic.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-17
DIVISION AMONG
FRENCH PRELATES
Cannot Agree Upon Which
Is the Best Course to
Pursue.
THEY ARE ENTIRELY AT SEA
BELIEVED THAT THE HIGH DIG
NtTARIES OF THE CHURCH
SHOULD USE EVERY ENDEAvoR
TO SECURE PEACE.
THEY ARE ENTIRELY AT SEA
Publishers Press1

Paris, J@.-. -s.--4 10 french episco-
pate, in session at chateau de la
Meutte, consisting Of cardinals, arch
bishops and bishops, are divided into
two distinct parties, Ultramontaines,
who are irrcconcilable and determined
to persevere in the effort to compel
the state to negotiate for a settlement
with the vatican, and those whose or
gan is The Crcix. which openly advo-
Gates, as the only means of possible
victory, tho organization of a political
campaign by the Catholics, under the
leadership of the clergy to secure
change in the governments attitude
The more liberal minded prelates
believe that high disnitaries of the
French church should do everything
not specifically interdicted by the pope,
to maintain religious peace. The lat
ter consider that it is necessary to
reckon with public opinion which
they believe. viii condemn open re-
bellion, especially as the government
continues TO affirm its desire not to
close the churches, and accuses the
episcopate Of obeying the suggestions
of the reactionary political parties.
AS the pope's condemnation only
covers the church and state law and
the new BRAND law. amending the
separation measure, the liberals favor
taking advantage OF the law of 1901
to form cultural associations under
the common laws.
Catholic papers, however, believe
that the Ultramontaines are in the
majority.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-17
LAW POINTS.

Failure to specify the time within
which Il contract for sale is to be per
formed is held III Ullsperger versus
Meyer Gll.l. L. r. A N. 81. 221. not 10
defeat its specific performance.
The diligence required OF a master
to learn the habits or characters CT
servants employed with due care is
held i'll Southern L. Go. versus HetZer
&C. c. A. Sth ca, /. r. a. N. s., 2SS,
to be reasonable diligence and care
only
The statute of limitations IS held in
Cook versus Carpenter CPa.l. / L. r. 4.
On. 81. 900. not to begin 70 run against
an unpaid subscription until demand
is made for payment, where. by the
terms of the contract, it is not payable
until called for.