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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
MR.. MAcKAYE,s SUIT.

Judge j. F. DAILY denied yesterday the ap-
pcation or Marshall H. Mallory r tue removal III re-
spect himself Of the SUIT brought against MIN anu us
brother G. S. Mallory, by Steele Mackaye, from the
Court of Common Pleas 60 the Circuit Court OF Tue
United States. The grounds relied upon by M Mallory
In his petition that he cruz OF Conhecu
cut; that action begun TO restrain or en ON hn
that the suit ono I'm winch jhere cpnd De nna W
Termination OF the controversy go far concerned him.
without the presence Oi the Oilr defendant; and INV
In this SUIT there controversy vance was wh.ly
bel wren him nd Mr. Mickaye. Judge Daily held that
the right OF uOvil be delermin a by JhH pleau
ns. aud not npOn the petition. when, as IN ms case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

ness t.Jil,tttc1 ~ tD' oAr.-e Court United
states to-day:
2Oj- Thomas j. Owen ct a. appellants. ngt NJ 4 and
Y. Muejo; a.pl fOm LouIs ana dismissed with costs
authority of dppulInt.
Iu,,-Ich,cca " Wpin. paniiH In error, the
Mayor. etc. Ne ORLEANS; sIlhinIrl
on Thomas B. odd ngtun .pptllant agt tho Pensa
and Georgia railroad CpinldlY submitted.
40. -O'.iAo Amen en- tOt o. The COMPANY ct a. appel
lant- o.. l." .tTautoD Ct al. C'utiil
No. 2Orhe -" lie rel. 10 plunuf In
COmlss,o OF Faxes aud VI New
York alsItL
NJ no E.iZI j. Denuic ainilSrtrx etc. panuR In
tltrd RAILROAD tUnptut O Ncw-Jcr,ey sue,l
40 ILL " anhJ. -. stout. lInis, ast francis j.
Lyc vt al. APP 1'al rom Ohlp suumitlrl.
No ~ b. NliLtm al. Coke, appel Charles Lilo
amp al froii |. ulsilna sLbnl ttrii.
80 - H. Laura H. JObrs. W dow. cr pain ~ agt
Watson an ientnNY>en IN VTiOr from 10 ,Iua
- ILL" Connccci MutuI, i.ie Insurance Company,
plIutn IN error dg- aUettc MOf, cXecutf!x, etc-Dls
n-,.d win costs.
AdIUuIncd untIi "a. morrow uOOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

w AM Ar UAhl H. 1851
Express Trains leave NewYOk. via Debrosses aud Cor
la 4no SiTs "a" F sS as iS'Ts
8 s. T. $50 and 10 NJ and T. night sundays. iSS and
apiess Trans leave New York daily Except SUNDAY
$50 H. aud D. w. running through via Trenton and Cam
Soas Of brooklyn Annex" connect with All through
trains ut Jersey Sly auordng speedy end direct transfer
for brookiyn travel ~. ,,.,-...,.. ,,o, o.. s
z, !:s9. 5. $50 ali ii Limited $50 p: ms is
a. m l. l. and So @ leave P6aiopha VIA Camden a
m nn on 5 a fs sS9 Aston mou.. and
foot UesLr and cortlandt cour! and Broos'
6 ard is Ilusons Hoooken station Jersey City Em'
Tne new loTE transfer Company Call for and checs
baggage from hotels and residences ,pr.puEp
Grneral Manager Gen'l Passenger Agt
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NEwhohK LAKE ERIE AND "Es'hhN Kali
hc1hS,nRa and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches g budao anu suspension Bridge. No.,
fal" a. connecting Win ast trains 70 hs ~ss ss s
rac,ae Express for the West slssesss
c4fa without also ,d1 G ss w cars to ca
csamOsT. s'see, oso f S su $50
p M d. IL 10 midnight saturday nights Ony suhaaya
"tS % Si and Pssc D. 7sa 10 1920 ms 1870
m s 'c s s4 Euns S ss oS co On so % M
mdu ght sundays 600 $50. 1920 D. m.. l;i5 65o Ne
~ 49, iS;zV sso NJ ~ np9n 4S sa S1S
~ midi lgdi 4
BIO 10 II midnight Saturday oaiy
Sunday 81 a go D. III.
SunerIl OU, 7:ou lOzU l45, 800 900 old, ,:lS
and miught. Su ldays 600 $3.50. lu:20 LAO esss
~ M, aud !. night
w arwlck 100 lU:20 a. ll- 4:5O y. -.
New pulp Corn wall 7;oU y q $780, 4:30p m sun
day. s3UA N.
kopdCut and KingstOn.J a. m. ssSop sundays s'~
a. m. . ...., . ..,,, -, ..., =, a.. , .,Aa a.
sSSss;s so ~ t. a. Ss ~ Soo AS A'p
m,1SIstOwl 10, ), io;-Oa IN, 500 4:sa 7lsr%%
Sundays. $50 lt1 u n 49, u rheJ a IA sna a 80
D. M ai1s connccl WIN New York and oswegJ haAas
rur' Jervs 7:5J lv20 D 4So. D. q 5l5 D. m. sun
days $50 lO2l 'n' y $50 aud p ~ q Lo. t.,t.e
NOg-Boas leave 23tsL 9larter OF anu quaftAt sriW
each nnur $40 TO Si6 ami al iOso and tis'
-, ,,. a., ,,-.~,,,,,se,n
anu s.vepug IOacnes DO VDLlpi and orders oi lie
clsg OF baggage ba ,eit AZ he Cor
pany's Uuccs 4ul OF 500 Broadway. " No
Our,.,t, brOOKiyn or ~ the CJinpA1y's Depota ~.
EXPRESS "ost New fofH ~ Hs'
W JNO NJ ABBUrr. GEM fassr Agt Scwfor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF Ne W JERSEY.
Trans kngiew0od Ciostss ans W
SuDtays a. and o:SUp Tue ii;So y W. usiA van
leave 81 uLdtss latsr saturday nigats- -, . .,l
\auueL sprung NaLey and aoassy s'vo' s'o" a. 80
A' JNo. N. AsBorT. General Pass'r Agent New,Yorx'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON Jan. 26.-rhe President sent
the ionOwin- lominaiions 10 % S'nHte today:
Stanley Matthew'S. OF OmO to be Iustico the
UnCd states supreme Court. Jus ice Swayne gned
Malachi Martin 10 DO surveyor. Genera Of + Orlla-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

On, LAW lis it law your talking about 7
Loon, nuw when was sadgur s"Ot W. nty Tor
the Qcen, aud she gave me phsnun but n was only
shoe! stray fellow Tor my,rl da, I'D be tried
for murthrr! There's law Tor yrz. Fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
THE CITY GOVERNMENT.
t,p p,,,,, cu,ptFp aMtNDNEyTs

ACTION PRoPOsRD-1HE EXTENT OF IHE STATE
AUTHORITY QUESTIONED.
10y TELEGaAra TO THE rfIBUTE.l
Albany, Jan, 26-senator McCarthy's special
committee on the expenses of New-York will meet
tomorrow morning to consider their report and the
bill ANNEXED to it containnga scheme for reducing
the flow OF money from the city's treasury. ma
iority of the committee consisting OF Senators
Mccarthy Baker and Mills are believed tosfavor tue
submission of the report and the bill at once TO the
Legislature. Senators Strahan and Bixby, the other
members, have not yet either the report or the
bill. Senator Bixby is known to favor some OF the
main features Of the bill and to disapprove diners.
He is kelly to submit a minority report ana also a
statement Of the points in the bill which he THINKS
Objectionable.
senator Strahan who arrived here from New-fork
Late tonight said that he could not determine his
position regarding tber the report or the oli Ill he
had seen them. Little interest IS SHOWN by the
other members of the Legislature i'll the action
of tie COMMITTEES. 1t is clear that the
bill has not vet been adopted as party
measure aud that weeks may pass before the
party leaders adopt some policy of dealing with the
affairs of New-YOrk. One reason that party poi-
lcy cannot be adopted regarding the McCar-
thy bill is that the extent of the power OF tbe Leg
islatnre and Governor Ov r Newf0rk is not clearly
known Recent decisions of the Courts seemingly
limit the power of the Legislature To mould as IL
pleases the government of Newlork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
Steamboats, ano hailroaos.

FOR BOSTUN.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
y, y. H. AMI 4. H. II Leave raj Depot
az l:3J week ays. and lou D. IN. sundays other
trains AZ r. M anu D. Get tickets VA New York
NlAY. min d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

SHEEPIsH.-Y Young Lady: When poor sheep
nre gOnS be Killed you mink they kunw A. Boy:
bome Of 'em do: more Of 'em DON'T miss.-lFun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr, AND THE FASTEST FINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLU re SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

that II was preteuce tnat the original Frank Leslie WINS
still alive and conducting these publications Judge
Truax reserved his d. cst0B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81
IN steamers leave PeckslD for New.Haven ut 3p. N
( hItay, excepted connecting with the railroad
RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave New York, via Desbrosses and Cortland
Streets Ferries. follows
Harrisburg Pttsbu,g the est South. Pullman
Palace ears attached. 9 4. m. aud $50 D. daily.
MiIanispUr Lock Haven, a. $3.50 p CORY and
fre AT $50 cOuneUtg az CORY for rtusyle Petr0
leum Cen re and the oil Regions.
Bali uore. Washington the South, Limited Washing
Express" Pullman ParOr daily,
IL a arrive Washington N. regular at 400 anu $40
$40 aud Top sunday. 4 50 a. u anu 10
Express for baltimore except Sunday, D. -
Express for West Philadelphia. I:30 7:30 \ $40, &c
Limited. a. H. |. 800 l:4O L. :, o. ]. 500. and 10
IL H.. and II night.
except sunday.
bOd,s Brooklyn Ahnex' connect with an through
raius Jersey CITY aIordnga speedy and direct transfer
Trains arrive From Plttsburg g. 1910 a H.. 935 p N
daily $50 p daily EXCEPT Monday From
SUNDAY 0:5Oa; IN and go p ~ From Philadelpha $50
G.Ju $40 l04O ll40 l;lO, 2 $50, $50. $50 S5O
93j and lOjOp sunday $780, $50, g. l0:iO. lli0 m.
$50 9.S5 and 1850 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
n EW-Y YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

\ EW-YOkk CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ liver nAltKOA D.-Con nencng January ~ 1881.
through Trans will leave drani Central Depot
o:tU H. Western and .:xpro,S Rochester
PattsJuIB, -. Aiuans ahd Montreal
lo:JOa Chicago EXpIe Canaan
dHlSl rochester BulaD
II:nO n 10 10 tiga
S.TatiHa Olen's Falls ttualiui.
AOO p IA. Accommodation AiOi1Y aud rrDY.
O;""p m IT. LOUIS Express duy sleeplu;
~ LOUIS tdhhihS .roigI svcry day TeeK; also
LOT AuOurH Road stations AMI BLiLlJ eio and DO
burg ~ ~
SUI NJ Pacific Express. daily with sespng cara for
hocheStcr Buhao Cleveland Ni Doroit and Chicago
IN tN,eptlns sunday nj Tor M ,nirra via ST Ablus
1880 D. Night Express seepilg cars TO Albany
and Troy "
tUActs sale at Nos 81. Az Broadway and NJ
WcstcOtVs express Offices ANA 7S3 ard yI2
BuaIway, New YORK ana 1873 WasnIu
j. % El. Ocn ouL Z. n. ~ Cien ra.s;r A ct
NORWICH LINE
1N 10 BostOn Worcester Nashua Portland and tns Fast
Now LOnuOn. steamers Pier ~ Norm Rivar
at a.oUp ill., ti..S. SuhIsys SKUopsjL
RUChAWA1 Neutrality-suspicious., Wood
IA naycn and itOcaawaY RdtrolL-4 .eays daily excsns
suhlaJ hunters fOIh& b:lU Il:J1 Apn.. D. u.
Leave ROcKI "aJ EtOA M. 81. U:lJ y. a.
Dob TO BOSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

NINETEEN TRAINS Each WAY DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAY THREE DEPOIS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO In NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
RoMRAGDING TIE WY c4pIroL.

Mccarihys Special Committee in their bill viii ais
tOuch tho matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
VIA THE
SIONlNUION LINE,

CONNECTING Foo ALL FONTS EAST
lhe Elegant
MAS A. HU Jet - lur s,lyS IuurAl and
ana NAhhtGANSEfi On 1ion.aJs, " oslnrsddys FRI
4s3O 4. NJ. FKOI FLEA 49, y. IT,
root Oh Jays, arriving BO5tO n. special Limited
FrstShss Iie Of Dutween NeT.i ORA and 60sLOn uOOD
ONLY 10 specified Uu ilelT lace-Sk
llcKcts sao AT al. prnCDa 0nCes In,
secured at u,ncus Oi WestcJ.ts COMPANY SO
800 an O broadway, herJpVhlln rIlLu AVenus
hO,els ticKet unlces
PkONlDENCE LIN For FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers hL1Cf..A aut GALA GA .eays tler ~ NorLh
River foot ol Warenst daiy leIeops Sundaysl ~ H. IL
Tor BOSTON via PrJYidunce dIrsot
treght VIA either ine ,d6en lowest
81, 49,, ~ ". D DAbGOGk, PresdenL
l. W. FILkINSrdenerA Passenger AgenA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

A REDUCTION OF. FARE. ',ss 4
g 70 BOSTON Eat EaEL s sIyF fRL Li fIrrrD
SC so.2 rsasasiss 4 Ea'isrS e9Ss
Pier q leotof MURRAY Ias g
& staeroo oalseS S a 81 be- oss s A a. *
os Eat he sa o &c ss The s sao
GEO ssoh Passenger AGENT borden Loyta
RALrbloRE and OHIO RAILROAD. -
- n S5Iste EAST I LINE 70 the W.
on md after Dee PASSENGER Trains from csptr,t
sSSs n S saastosy nd q
! p n,-Daiy Tor wassingoa cipcianin. Che, i ~.
lonis En- IRE train runs through to cncgo also SSr
ll.3 p. Daily, for Washington and the West ~,
ne sw 8 aud o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS a,,s.s., (
30 other me MAKES faster tim the Yves.
Trans arrive from the wesUat $40 4 D n ana eao
Principal New.York ONCE s15 Broadway also s4 Bro.x
secured through 70 ics..sr
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSFv
Stai icn IL FOO Of pbertys Il
Conme1eng December !. lss0-Leaye New.york focts
5:3 m-FOr Pennington Eason. Allentown. Rfaaia.
1880 For schooey'e Mountain High Bridge Br.as.
b. D. L. q Western H. H. EastOn. A1eniowa. Wikessarr5
SAP @Eor FL tic@ @a Eas.on Allentown Rsaday
NenticoK :, Upper Lehlh scranton, g. AS"~ ''''-
,r mp0r fle S Allentown. Reading Hss
pS S EST Es'9n ad Maueh Chunk Tamasa
9.o D. m.-For schooey's Mountain High Bridge Braact
EaStOn NJ eDtOHn. &c.
4:4J D. m-For Somervlle. Fiemngton &C
L.iJ D. m-F0r EsstOn. d., L. w H. r. Allentorn
Reading. Harrisburg 1uch Chunk, Wiikesbarre re 80
SUnda trans at $40 II Bbuni Brpot
intermediate at $40 d IN EastOn Allen
tor Harrisburg and tina West
For Newark al 5:i5 G:IJ o:45 7ls 745. $40 slS sa
$40 1890. ll:l5a M; ~ NJ, $3.50, 4:3O s. sad
GAS o. B:l5 $50 7l5 S.l5. 9l5. l0l5, ll:l5 ~
For trains to local points Time Tables at stations
Boats Brooklyp anL Ere Annex make
TO ana from Jersey City stauoh
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyr
~ SION.
ALI RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south ADo,y NED
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asonry PARK rolt sas
Toms RIVER, BarBeglt. ATLANTlCCITY, &C.
Leave NewYork foot Liberty.st. at D. sl5. lli5 nj
1870. $3.50. 4. 5:3O
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
i CONNECTION. Leave foot OF LibertysI FreehoId
Sl5. Has a. IN. 4. o;5O IN -.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave York loot L,berty-st ~ X
Wa IrtnChport
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highlands S. aiA
ll:i5 M, $50. p. IN 49,
Via Ked sank r.. No. ,...-.. a.
l3o T. m-For Manchester. Toms River. rLAAric efTf
snd a stations 70 lSaysids an. H. a.. Il.
4 n For Writings Toms River. Barnessr %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oLD.EsTABLIsBED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AID PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

SIPusSF COt'ti-- 'AH k,-B rre;t Otrt p1s1' at
1890 a. M 'ied la Mos 90 l4S l'2 lGl
lGG 1863 lS5 30, 2I9 DID 221. 25l - Boo go ZOJ
27I ~ 175 There D. no a''c'selt calendar TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.
ROUND BROOK ROUTE


For TRENTON A ID PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Sew York IRON station H. of ~ j. loot Of La
~ rhiadepnaa Ninth ara ereensts at 7As o. 10
day a a.. = i 49, j. a9o 50 mo Il n On sun
foI TIrd ANU Berksst+, at 6:3@ ills a. lao $50
farTTsq,cn warren Tsc1srst; s;so 5s'S. lslli
sls % 4io az, its B 2;o Z 1880 SP H. SandA,
' iiaIn N trains rains eav 1o pha&s"aa York
and TG rr Sa"1' at rn 7se " sso tH $50 "a; W
6:lO 6i0. 30 l2p On sunday At S;3O IN oSo 6ia
From hrt and BsIxss's a. q 40 s'2c PIP 4 a ia
From trenton. Warren and Tucker sts; liza E2s 80
SS 2Ss 1929 ' !3s iS a. s 5s - gp 7 SIS
Connection made a Jersey CITY station 10 aud iron
tIc sets Tor sale OF lbertys. Nos 2ss 26i son.
1873 Broadway and e. the PRINCIPAL hsIeIs ~.
Y. transfer ComDany. Doids Express viii call or sst
eaSn can he made At .ii AMI 1913 i,rSawsy 736 Stis
Nrw York. and Court ST. br9okyn AZ these ofhce 2sn
CONNECTION with the Bed Telerhono and Law Telegraph
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS ~
VIA sALriMoItk AND WASHINGTON
saxs FSI Waso, sS1. Liberty ,,tys st
Ppm Daily Fast Line, THROUGH Coaches aud sleeping
li:5O H. Day for Washington Cincinnati Chicago st
TckeIs for sale and baggage checked Oervst.
JOSEPH 5. HARRIS H.P BALDWIN.
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
FOR Bridgeport and all points on Naa-
sanGA and HoaFaHne a Kan leave Cath
I EEIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
ea,e dspois ootof coriiandt DoSrossssss 7ioaa
hssanq a"s aaas S has DOR
Inn coac6eS atsesd 10 so a. tam "o'1
Trans saynSG ~ q, a9 coal regions 'onn'S' ''
f. r. RYiNGToT General Passenger Agent
'''ers Eastern Once corner A. GUmMIG AssSa
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
IN steamers leave PeckshD for New.Haven at SD. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

ALL RAIL LINE Perth Amboy, south ADb,y Rs<
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove. AsDnry PARK Pont PLEAD
AMI. Toms river BarBegi. ATtANTICCITY. &C.
New.YOrk. foot Lbertyst. at D. el5. HAS M
1:3O. 800. t. $50 D. IN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-17

alton Il t. rnmnin for the benefit of
.hylocks, While tho dch. remains un-
paid, that congress and tho people
shall surrender their right 10 pay the
,i.M, or To regulate the value OF
money, surrcndcring this latter pre-
negative confidc1 exclusively to that
body, to an .ssocintion OF individuals
who derive their authority from the
shareholders III bahklng corpora
tions; that they will thus serve the
interests OF those whose servants
they are, even to the extent OF I'll
tagonizing every public interest;
SO that ,nonied class, nn nlistocracy
Of wealth may bo created and sup.
ported IN idlcness and luxury giving
u permanent support out Of the pub
lie treasury which Is to be supplied
with means to crafty this cxtortion
and indulgence levied nnd collected
from the business industries and
labor OF the country. When the
amended bill shall be returned to the
House 1t bchoovcs every member Of
congress who would consult the vel.
fare OF labor and the perpetuation OF
free institutions. to repudiate every
amendment SO fur proposed by the
Senate. Labor, which creates cap
ital, must not be put in chains to that
which 1t has created. Rather make
labor the sovereign and capital Its
obcdient servant and hand maid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-17

When Wcbatc:, Clay, Calhoun,
Benton, Dickinson and Silas Wright.
were United States Senator'S, that
body, and tho world at large were
cnlivcned with information on topics
OF public interest and National well
fare, whenever either addressed the
Senate. Now, judging from recent
effort OF Senator kirkwood's, the OBJ
ject Of a senatorial speech is the
means Of obtaining the information
accessible to every school boy. Yet,
strange as It may seem, he Is the
choice Of the DEBORAH Republicans,
for recollection. O, no, he is not
''superannuated," he's only super
cileous bag OF Hatulence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-17

The New York Tribune says: "The
pension list ought to be shrinking,
but is growing, and now calls for the
enormous sum Of s5O,OOO.OOO per
year..
Pensioners don't die fast enough
TO suit the Tribune. When the
wounded veteran dies his pension
stops. When the fundholder dies
his pension Is handed down to his
children from generation to genera
ton. The Tribune is doing IFS best
to relieve the national banks OF what
little taxes they do pay, and grnm-
bles at the pension pay roll. The
Tribune says the pension list might
be reduced by counting out" under
the law, and at the same Is trying to
make law to pump the products OF
the people into the pockets Of the
fundholders.- Chase's Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-17
NkrtH'6 NNkc.

STATE OF IOWA,
HOWARD COUNTY.
In the District Court ri Scott County, State
Os Iowa.
ny virtue Of sptciAl execution issued from
the Office OF the clerk OF the district court OF
scott County. state Of Iowa, In favor OF j.
Howard Henry, Treasurer Iowa EpiscOpate
Fund, and against Joshua barrett. Addia Il. BAR
rrtt. u. NJ. osborne & tn. and &. r. DicksrmAn,
dated February lrh 1881, and to me directed
commanding me that Of the goods, chatt<ls,
stock or interest In any company, debts due,
property In the hands Of third person., lands and
tcnements (Which arc not exempt by law from
cause TO be made the Nun Il fifteen hundred
and Sixty-nine dollars tflS69 WN, aAd one hun
dred seventy-ye dollars Atty. fees, with interest
and costs, have leyt0d upon the following de-
scribcd real estate, lying and being situated in
the County Of Howard and state Of Iowa, name
~:
The northeast quarter *, Of section No.
twenty-0ne (1l) In township No. one hundred
flOO north OF range No. thirteeA tlN West OF
the sth I. NJ, all In Howard county, state Of
Iowa.
And hereby give public notice that I shall
offer for sale at public cutlery, ut the Court
House door In Cresco, County OF howard ana
state OF Iowa, Oh
Saturday, March 18th 1881.
between the hours OF O'Clock a. IN. and o'clock
2. m. ~ said day-aale tO commence at the
hour Of l ocl0ck.p. III. OF Kaid day: and | Will
sell 10 the highest and best bidder therefor IN
cash the above described property. or SufIlclent
thereof 70 satisfy the above debt with kptercsa
Dated this 10th day OF February 1884.
ID. LOWRY.
Sheriff OF Howard County, Iowa.
Printers fee $50. i1,2
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eign manufacture should bc sufficient
to protect the American luhorer from
being compelled to work in com
petition with the pnuper labor OF
other countries.
II. Cooperation OF labor, both IN
production mud distribution, will DC
the most successful means for pro-
tecfing both The producer and con-
suilicr, a.l for controlling incor-
poiafcd capital, utilizing existing
naanorolic., and promotin. the gen
clil welfare Of the whole people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-17

The Senate has proposed several
amendments 10 the refun,ling bill
which recently passed the House.
The scheme or these who have the
ear OF that bos!y il to provide safe
Investment" for capital and place
where the Accommodations OF labor
and industry shall 60 for Mt least an
other generation: that ever dollar OF
the present debt shall cost tho labor
OF the country two dollars and that
every farthing of this addition shall
accrue to un.axed capital, that tax
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A Confession Of Political Faith.
Money, the god Of civilized life,
The cause OF wars and civil strife,
Morshlped W priest, king, and slave,
AdOre(1 BY saint. sinner. and knayc.

Adored BY saint, sinner, and knayc.
/ believe in gold, the almighty
dollar maker and preservcr OF tho
world.
/ believe in United States gold
bearing bonds, its only begotten son,
who was conceived by Shylocks, and
was born by Congress OF dishonest
politicians.
believe In burning the green
backs, and letting the people have
the ashes.
/ believe in the Republican ind
Democratic parties, In which all
Shylocks and dishonest politicians
hold full communion.
/ believe in Legislators passing
laws debarring parties from taking
more than 10 per cent. on private
contracts and empowering the state
to take 80 on delinquent taxes for
the benefit OF those high in authority.
believe bonds should not be tax
cd, for they are building up an aris-
toclacy that should be consccrated
to freedom.
Ibelieve in executing the law rig
idly on all thieves who steal less
than so: TO those above that be
generous.
believe In national banks, and
that these legalized monopolies
should hold and deal out our money
to ns.
believe In first mortgages and
tight notes, drawing 70 per cent, for
these will produce more tramps.
l believe that t.amps should be
imprisoned and fined; and il that
does not cure the disease, whip, fine
and imprison them, for they have no
right to tramp, looking for work, to
keep themselves and families from
starving.
l believe that any one having the
feelings OF humanity to that degree
that he cannot lie, cheat aud swindle
his neighbor, and get rich, is u lit
subject. for the lnnatic asylum.
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TO!CONSUMP'TIVPS,

The advertiser having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by 4
simple remedy, Ia anxious to make known To his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure. TO all who
desire II, he Will send copy Of the prescription
used, Gree OF charge,l with the directions for
preparin" ana using the same. which They VIII
ind sure cure Tor Consumption, asthma,
Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription vii please nd
dress: Rev. y. A. W1LBON, io& Penn St., WILL
iamsburY, y. y. l3t9A