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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Ii has come TO be - much the fash
ion for women TO kiss each other upo.
nearly every available opportunity ~
ii il for men to wear tall hat. when
they go to church. Elderly women
are in the habit of kissing. perhaps, as
much 81 young ones. They are almost
unable io meet without kissing; and
il is difficult for them 10 part without
kissing: the only difference in them
being that some are suck adopts at
humbug that they kiss more heartily
than others. Lovers, husbands and
brothers, have come 10 regard the kiss
ing performances Of their female be-
longings with eallSusless. The delays
which the kissing performances occa-
sion may be aggrSvating, bur obey are
hoKns with comparative callnnees.
which IL sufficient proof that man Is
not the tyraniaal Icing which he l.
sometimes reDre>ent@d
We have said nothing OF the g.ssns
which are lAyi-hed upon tables Dy
those who have no love for tables, and
regard baby generally vet mouth
a. a rather Objectionable thing. We
. have said nothing Of these. though
haple.s men are compelled to hestow
them a. well a. willing ladies. Nor
haze we referred to those kisses which
recognizes. lovers semi-publicly favor
each other With chen they meet and
! part, and which are preceded by many
manpuv-rs in the shape of ss9rakin2
/ int corners, behind door, out Of ihs
room. add up passage-, which ma
Druver-, no. esrf. DO moi prevent th'
lovers from being the ob-asvei VI al
Observer We DO not AT pfe.eat IN
tend 10 go more fully into the subject
vast though it j.. Ii may. however
be suggested by u. that il would h
ja-t a. well If kissing were ie-s rife il
thu .oTld. To advance such IA view
a. this I.-s. in the eyes Of persons c
the ultra-senilisenta order, appea
positively harbarous. a.. il should h
pointed out that ks. ought l. he
mark Of honest affection. not a w@.,.s.
~ Hypocrisy. 1t i we'll enough for
man IL kiss his wife. lover his mi,
lres-. .rlothss her children, and
brother his sister. Du: il j. anoths
thing for person 10 his. aaststay an
everybody IL l. question yiaeihs
all public kissing il not s.,j@ciionaI:
is certain that very little c.,u - I'D
I ysnced in favor Of public pranl-suoa
kissing. Except in some Eases ther
il nothing enjoyable in kiss, aud ]
il certainly not very beautiful thin
only Necessary to prove that it hs
/ ceased to i,- 6 reliable symbol Of affec
/ ton in order 10 persuade the majority
| of sensible per-oBs Ia d, their best {
| bring general kissing into disfsyol
/ AT present the few people who are 10
| kissed, when kisses arc being Ia.i.hl
distributed amongst Il company, ar
naturally apt to feel jealous and hur1
aad this il fat which should b
horne In mind. Altogether. We fee
bound Ia as.1rI that il would promot
the credit of humanity. and tend I
foster better feeling than exist
among people, If women-snd men
made up their minds to kl- thos
only whom they love, and not to ks
these when those whom they do no
wish To similarly favor are present
LBerdl RsvieT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Parson Browniow was a staunch
unionist and unyielding Republican
Just before the war report was circu
lated that he was soon coming out in
ssyer of the Democratic party. Arabid
seeessionist in Arkansas wrote II
know how long before this denoue-
mfnt might be expected. The follow
ing is the pith of BrovnlDy's reply.
Il have your letter OF August 30,
1880, and hasten 10 LEI you know the
precise time when / expect 10 come
out and formally announce that have
Joined the Democratic party. When
the sun shines at midnight and the
moon at midday; when man forgets
to be selfish, or Democratic politicians
lose their inclination TO lie: when ma
tnre stops her onward march 10 rest.
or all the water courses in America
flow up stream: when flowers lose their
odor. and trees shed no leaves: when
birds talk and beasts laugh; when
damned spirits swap hell for heaven
with the angels of light, and pay them
the boot in mean whi-key; when i'm
possibilities are in fashion, and no
proposition is too absurd to be believed,
you may credit the report that have
Joined the Democratic party"
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SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue OF special execution to me di
rected, issued from the Office Of the Clerk oi
the District Court in and for the county Of
Cedar and state of Iowa, Ia favor OF Peter
sen Brothers and against John stocker,
have levied upon the following property a
the property of the ssid John Stoeker TO wit
Lot No. seven al, IN Block No. five t't, In
the town of Louden, Cedar county, iowa,
with all the appurtenanees thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town OF Upton.
In said county, on Saturday the 2B5d day OF
June. A. ID. 1877, at one O'Clock T. NJ. Of
said day, to satisfy said execution and eosts
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 25th day of May, A. d. 1871.
A. B. MAYNARD,
3w23 Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Ki.iicgis fatal fondne~- fo'
INDUCING ia spirit Of ridicuis, and
tbs injurious and irSeparabie conse-
quences whteh sometimes aflead the
too severe reply. can never se con
denned with NOR. asperity than ii
deserve. Not to offsnd l. the FIR,
step toward pleasing. Togiye pain /.
q. much All offence against humanity
as a2ains; good breeding. and surely
il IL a. well to abstain from an action
because it II sinsu. as because IL IL i'm
polite. HYir.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Duke D chsrtrss
MORROW.

dixie DxHCARTRESls dappic gray, ma
rnense none and mascie. His appearance
e heaufifui-ene form, superior scifos ana
the kindest disposition possible. ms Ns's ts
il about l75c pounds de Wss smpo
from France by n. ID. Covili, OF Deia.s,e.
ohio. DUKE DE- cHADrREs was awarded inc
highest prize. . Diploma, for SHOWING hse
heal colts ct the District Agricultural soei,
ety on Cedar, Jones and Linn counties, leia
a Neehapfcsvflie, in the fan 81 lSsb !.
DrKR viii stand fos mafes the season. OF
fS7- n follows: n snday and TpesdAJ al
the stable 81 JohA Hecm; "Wednesday,
Thurslay anal ri6ayst tie stable OF Ja~ \.
Andersoa; Saturday q Clarence.
NORR0W Is . very dark daprie gray,
with 1mne0se bone aud muscse. very sies,
built, beautiful countenance, and splenaaa
horse In general His weight Is about i.o
pounds. He was imported from France ~
Dueeu Brothers, Otava. III. hoRsow
stock can be seen this spring, and we invite
examination.
NoRnoas will staah for .Iaares the SEASON
of 1871 q folio - Nondsy and Tuesea a.
he stable on Jas. McConkie. Onion Grove:
Wednesday aud Thursday At the stable 81
/. B. Miller; Friday and SATURDAY. at olin.
ouR TERMS:
To insure. $500 conditional note VIII
be required at time OF service, IN which se
Ma ourselves in case u the desth of the
foa1 tofarsish the services ofthe horse frec
Of charge the following sear 10 san
CoyILL, MILLER. ANDERSON & go.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Where do men 81 sense usually dis
cover the women who aft~rward be-
come their wive-? Not often in tie
ballroom, or in yaaces " puhiie gal
ETY.. or from tbs shDw-cn Of the street,
and the ailurement. Of dnxs-sDr nine
ty-nine hunfredths Of all the gaery
with which the -ex decorate Of Load
their persons, 20 for nothing vith Or
serving men. But the best men sssE
and find their wives in thu quiet
homes Of their parent- or zvsariisp..
NJ the fre~ids. where domestic grace.
and feeling are alone fi-piayst. Tire
good daughter or lister 4. sure 70 make
the good wife and men u -@n.e well
knew IT,
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Canadian Stallion.
Y ung Napoleon,

Will s.andfor mares during the sezsss n
1877 al the stable oil j ohm Ssfes. Jr-. il BED
Ook.
YorSG NAPOLEON is three Years old
dark dapple bay h prse Of fine style and as
ton, about fourteen hands high. and weigh
Ing lluo pounds.
TERMS Ten dollars to insure: payable
February LIST, 1873. Great care taken, hIt
accidents at owners risk, Msres from e
i distance Kept reasonably.
IL 3mo JOHN SAFLEY, Jr.
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Cumnock Jock

Was Imported in August, ISIS, by Greig <
Chisholm. Clarence. Iowa. He Is . dapple
brown, IL hands high, weighs aoso pounds,
with great strength Of bone. and good
action. Was bred BY George slown, ESQ.,,
Brocklock. Ayrshire.
PEDIoREE.
slAE:-The pure Clysesdsle stallion.
Young Glory: Young Glory by Farmer :
Giory. DAN:-A fret class Cly6esdslc mare,
the mother Of three travelling stations One
Of them went TO Englan nd aud took twenty
i've prizes there CUMNoCK JOCK has
proved himself sure foal getter. He has
stood for four seasons ir Ayr and
vicinity. snd although this is well known u
but one Of tbs best horse hreediog districts
in Scotland. his stock will compare fsrors
bly, with any horse that ever Travelled there
One OF his colts took the first prize a. ihs
great Fair held In Ayr in ls.4, aud . mum
Der OF Others st various local shows In IA.
west OF Scotland.
Will stand for season OF 1877 n follows
Saturdays and Mondays OF each week 81 th,
stable OF John Safey. Jr.. Red Oak: Tues
days in Stanwood; Wednesdays 81 Jane
Greig's, one mil. northwest II Ci&relee
THURSDAYS and Friday till noon 81 VIA
Chisholm's, one mile east Of Onion Grars
Friday afternoon In Clarence.
TERMS.-To insure. $50: due Feb 4st. ls--
Persons d!spesing of their nsrts yrestu1
To that time will be Required 10 make pa!
Iaent b. fore doing so, unless il 10 syscet
the mares are not with foal. Accident. a.
The owners risk. Mares from { 1isfsbe
kept on reasonable terms.
l7-Smo CHISHOLM l. SAFiEF.
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DIS H1IIls ( IIIIEssfh l. /
NARROw-oUAoE.
Three Ftrsl.Claas Tratns each
WAY daily hciWeen Des
MOtAes and A1es.

Connecting close aud certain with ali Pas
senger trains on the Chicago 4 Northwest
ern railway.
Passengers from Des Noine. and al poinis
South, can leave
DAY TKAIy. NIGHT TEAM
Clinton: 5.s5 a. in. Clinton s:.s D. IN
Cedar Rapids. s-sa = ~. G-sisr Rapids : .p m
Marshallfown l:ia n rn IarshsiIt q Has b M
Mo. Val juno ~as m Ao val June scss D m
Grand June. IL e y IA. sEsssa June tl:lr p IN
Arnes 3I5 p is.sf<- 10 e. III.
Arrive Ises II icsf r. M Ar. DE-. " i-y3 : IN .
asas-s Accommodated leave. 81 s.su a IA
TRAINS leave ties MoEue.. Mail aud Express
l2sJs ~ mr.: ices Ae.0mrsDssaiioG. .ssa q. m
SIga4F FxpreS-, ia p y. 20.
a.,sSserso.- AT pEs NOISES IL xr
r. H., East West and southwest keokuA 4
Dxs Aognes f1~ OstHmwa. keokck- ~. L4ouis
and all points south and south Sext
C. W. NELSON. y y, SMART.
aenI Ticket 4s<ns- Deaf suPi
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YOUNG MEN

sfeis 10 the editor ~ tbs paper for hail
Hae,ahership lat eiscoahtl In Bsylles Great
NsrckantiIe College, kcokak, lows, On the
] Mississippi Bsckk@spers. PenEnen. Report:
sss. Operators .RA Teachers thoroughly ut
ted. Don't fail to address Prof. Miller, Ke-
okak. JcwA. .,
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of a special execution to me di-
rected, issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District court in and for the county OF
Cedar ami state Of Iowa. in favor of John
Mcclellan, aud against JOHN stoeker, | have
levied upon The following property as the
property Of the said John stoeker, TO Wit:
Lot No. seven III in block No i've [5l, In
| the to IN Of Louder, Cedar countY, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale al The
court house door, in tue town Of Upton, il
said county, on Saturday, the 13rd day %
June. A. u. 1871. at one o'clock p. N. OF
said day, 70 satisfy said execution and cost
| that may aacrBe thereon.
| Dated this 18th day Of Nay, A, d. ISL
A. b MAYNARD.
| 23v3 Sheriff 81 CEDAR county, Iowa.
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THE
FLORENCE OIL STOVE
FOR H1oting ~ tooki"g.
Er TAO Sfovfs ~ nkf

SAFE.
Df's ter nAG Ts-fssrtsgS.
,An be g~sd without
Kinney aass, ss il gen
rate. no .fause ar nor
ioQs gases.
MEArs and hsEAD
cooked by this stove are
bet.ersayorcd ard n ore
tigestshie than when
eoosedty wood or coal
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SHERIFF SALE.


By virtue OF special execution to me oil
rected, issued from the office OF the Clerk OF
the Distriet Court in and for the county Of
Cedar and State Of Iowa, In favor Of John
Esher and against Abraham simmons, have
levied upon the following property as the
property OF the said Abraham Simmons, to-
wit:
Tho east hall 90 Of the northwest quarter
Il A. and the west half 90 OF the northeast
quarter 90 of section No. thirty two t32l,
township No. eighty one (sD, range No.
three 81, west Of the 5th principal meridian,
And also lot No. four a. in the northeast
quarter "a Of section No nineteen tlS)
township No eighty tso1 range No. three ta)
west Of the 5th principal imeridian, and all
situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town Of Upton
in said county, on Saturday the 23d day OF
June, A. d. 1877, at one o'clock r. NJ. o.
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this s4th day of May, A. ID. 1871.
A. b. MAYNARD,
3w23 Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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RALLID vICOL JhlVID.

viii make the season "a 1871, as follows:
TAN O'5HAkrER:-M Monday at Massil-
lon, Tuesday 81 Louien, Wednesday at Big
Rock. Thursday at IrlaEd, Friday a. the
stable OF John I Aardis A., miles north OF
Inland; Saturday afternoon at the stable of
VIM Chisholm. GREfa Il CHISHOLM
BALLlE NICOL GARviEs-Moad4y Al
Oxford Mills: TUESDAY and "Wednesday, at
stable Of B. 4. Smith, near Hale, Thursday.
al the stable Of W. Andrew Sichol, ~ miles
nowthwest Of Clarence, Friday and sstur-
day, nj the stable OF Vim Chisholm.
WM. CHISHOLM
These horses wers selected and imported
| ny the subscribers In 1916, at a great ex
pcnse, after visiting I'll the principal dis
triefs IN Scotland celebrated for their breed
Of eiydesdaies- And for purity Of blood
strength u bone aad muscle, style and ac
li"n, aud every point which constitutes A
nfrt class agricultural horse, they viii stand
second TO none in tie state,
N. B.-Por pedigree. terrns and further
particulars see printed posters.
gEFiG e f,UIsUaI N
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The coos IN Bntr-. THE HEATER
furnishes al sbur asut supply Of pure, fnoi..
ksst. easily regulated TO Any desired TEN
peTsiEFe,
The FL@SgyCz received the ONLY Centen-
g3al Modal zrosA to OIL Stoves. Repor.
Of the Judges: ''It is simple Ia construction,
easily managed, and vel sasptst 20 its Ia
tended purpose
MADE Eft THE
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
FLORENCE MASS. A4aufa1s-ers ~
THE BEST SEWING MACHINES.
General A-snc:es-Sg Union Square, New
York; 40 Va shin gtsn ST., Boston: O. Lake
ST, Chicago. 2ia
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TERMS:

Should any further reference or informa
10 DC desired. address c. & I. Weatherey
Publishers Tacfe Reetser, Old Darlington ST.,
s.ondoa.
TERMS:
II iasnr., 81, for rSughbred mares.
1iol To be paid Feb. IT, is.>. All aeci-
dsnss ST owners risk.
JAMES GREiG.
CLARENCE. April. 18Th. MT IL 3fn
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There are 81 prisoner IN Dukoqa%'s
county jail.
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Reliable Evidence.

IL Isre - EsooaGrs. ny. Sus-. ~, fsi$.
u. r. SrEsE<s. Esx:
ese a. gel o. srIsa ,srF-ss4si kHaa asgr ~ tno-e
Who's cures ,heyesv hsss Exa anssi rssrAcsscas
car Ean-s h-Artlly sBs sste~sss rseD-isEs-f1 ths
SEAEFISE tr liz Esssfa.A.IBfs l.1r snscs = !.
e.sfss..4 10 es~r JsNk> T.. LIl!uA.
Lat Pzsrar sBsz-E PEP. .barck. ~ssrs-se-,ls. ss
geeetine il Sold By AT Druggists.
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!Ge Agaiao-a EQrsld says this
.'@oSn sicsg'' = > fact. T.. Il. Parsons,
residing .est Of Psif.ies il the own-
er Of brood -1w which ~G. left 20
run Ia the wool bear by with her
VERY young pig. During short stay
s@ay from home coon killed the lit
TER, eating part Of their tender flesh.
But .S4en the mother returned TO her
bone quarter size brought with her
young room, apparently TWO months
old. and which took maternal nour-
l-Arpstf from it, negsnand protector
whenever hungry and in the most
rnsgneE-,f-faci manner possible. But
- NJ. Fsr-on. /. not in the coon rails
ing bGsiaes> he removed the strange
r's from the ,~nder care NJ IL step
mother
Tue worst faaa in the state LA. been
discovered near Iowa Pali-. He had an
orphan hoy ~n hi. farm and in al
eitlon 10 i-eA.iug and other
u4i-e feasAa@sas the wretch
&esgaiy TuGzzlesI the boy
aid kssa aIla ;uazzIed for month";.
Tbe MAX $50 made 81 cfear~e stout
esg;h. psers9ratSi III t2s places for the
ese-, bat without aperture fDs ssti.e,
sD-e Sr mouth. Ia The canvass fauI
The ls8 sas obliged To ram about aud
10 do biz work. IL heiBg fastened -
s@eiseiy that be hal not i&gser or
ingenuity 10 resnoye IL. The reason
a<iy&neet for shi- ds-sralnt In. thai G,s
asT sacked ~ggs aad nsiIked the eoy.
VIZ gssSn FIRMS shs Ejd<ss Le1gss
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A Col. Henry pas been taking Du-
buaue in lady. He weni there short
time ago. started fashionable sa-
loon, paid out money freely, got deep
| ly in debt, beat his wife and pawaed
her jewelry, and lit ont Of town and
and now it j. found out that he kept
bagnio under the guise Of faro
bank aud had been caught in several
! lad strapes. But he Wa good looking
| and wore cheap jewelry. and those
/ weEs charms enough Ia bust any Du-
buaue girls h1@Ft, even ii he was
married. And ANYHOW i, wasn't
his wife after all aud hes just az g:5e..
a. -jagle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
lTIEUS OF CARL SEIZURE.

HE rAyORs TIE COMPROMISE BILL AND SAYS 1T
WILL STRENGTHEN THE PRESIDENT ELECTED
UNDER 1T.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 23.-Carl Schurz has given
his views on subject of the Electoral bill TO reporter
of the Associated Press He said that the bill serves the
end which Senator Henderson and himself had In view
wheu several weeks they addressed petition 10 tine
Senate IL furnishes for the decision OF the Presidential
question tribunal that has the character OF mpartiay,
and whose verdict will command universal respect;
parties and what the Republic needs is President
whose legitimacy cannot be seriously disputed. The
President must be- and he must not even appear to
have BEEN lifted into the Presidency by the mere use OF
party power. the legality Of which is doubtful
PERHAPS the country would in any event gener-
ally acquiesce for the sake Of peace, but President
whose title can be seriously questioned would be mser
ably at the mercy Of the opposition which, OF course
would grow immensely in consequence OF that
very fact. The moral authority OF the National
Government would be terribly Weakened ,, anu
that Is always most seHnTl then coNt saiS
see il is argued In Congress by some Republicans that
In the absence OF legislation on that subject the Pres
dent of the Senate has the constitutional power tn count
and declare the electoral Vote and ON the Democratic
t the I'D Rule must be maintained which would
put the decision into the hands OF the Democratic
would Hayes, and the other IIlden IL IL not I'M
probable i'll the absence of legislation boh parties
would assert their advantage in consequence OF which
we might be cursed with contest between President
and counter President VIII NOS argue now when OF
sS lS1 thee absence of % " full
OF mischief and ought TO, TO DC rsI@ed ab
of legislation. III this case the conference com
mittee has offered its bill That measure may not oe
perfect, undoubtedly 1t is not although In my opinion
the objection that it ia offensive To the spirit
of the Constitution cannot be maintained out
and perpexcs OF the present situation Just the one
needed. II the Conference bill should be defeated am
the party responsible for the defeat woud SINK u
der the dstrusI OF the people.
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MUNICIPAL ECONOMY.
RESULTS OF THE CONFERENCE.

RESULTS OF THE CONFERENCE.
RESOLUTIONS AGAINST INCREASING THE CITY DEBT
AND IN FAVOR OF INFRINGEMENT IN ALL DE-
PARTMENTs-THE CONTROLLERS STATEMENT OF
THE DEBT-A COMMITTEE TO PREPARE LEGIsLA-
TIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY PETER COOPER,
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT w. A. BOOTH THE
MAYOR, THE CONTROLLER, AND Mr.. wIcKHAM'
The conference on municipal affairs yesterday re-
suited in the adoption of resolutions that the busl-
ness of the city should be conducted on business
principles, the debt should not be increased,
salaries should be reduced unnecessary officials
be dispensed with. and the debt be funded
for long term at low rate of interest. The COM
mittee of citizens pledged their cooperation with the
Mayor and Controller in these and other measures
for the benefit of the city. Speeches were made by
Peter Cooper, William Cullen Bryant, William A.
Booth, Dorman b. Eaton, Mayor Ely, Controller
Kelly, and ex-Mayor WIckham subcommittee is
to confer with the Mayor and Controller and recon-
mend appropriate legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
LECTUKES AND MEETING.

Tho Ncw-YOrk seamcn are preparing Tor mass
rnefIp TO held Cooper Union ana street procession
IN oI,er protest against the shipping Commissioners la"
The Rev. Charles :. narrower, pastor OF the Cen
nal Methodist Church deliver annual ADDRESS at
H. m ON Thursday for colleges before
Inc students of the iiugers Female College.
The New-YOrk Press Club will give musical and
literary entertainment tcinWay Hall the evening OF
Tr a. Marx TM win tell story, and largo number VI
Wen known musical artists readers will take part
circular has been distributed among business
men i e lower part Of the city calling attention t. The re
cent movement 10 bring about through the Intervention ~
nrIrs between the aud then htor s;Inen
OF The debts OF s sever southern States which arr In de
fault IL is proposed commit tee 81 nve dstetesed
gentlemen appointed to confer w the authorities OF each
state and with them ~ devise feasible plan Tor
fair and Just basis IL
proposed 20 hold meeting Of persons interested In the sub
Ices on Ian % at Gle rng The circular II signed
by large number OF prominent OF both parties IL 10
understood that William Cullen Bryant Will preside at tho
n % Thursday.