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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

Pubic notice II hereby given that on Thurs
il.irh, house of the 4. MA 81. II. Il. Co.,
Iresca. Iowa, Their VIII IL sold by public
auction for the purpose OF paving freight and
storage charges due thereon. the following
iNi>, nal fitight unclaimed aud III lAc posse =
sinn OF said Il H. To-, 10 VII:
One old mower pieces consigned ID y. D. I'LL
lett.
tlnp case gasoline. Consigned To 4. NJ. TAayer.
tine Grind stone, consigned 10 Woodward 4
Men.
tine nacka - q merchandise, consigned 10 \.
T.. klntis.
Hughes
time gan. consigned fl +. NJ. McElfUy.
Gles.o Iowa, May asth. ISL,
ssEst OLE.
IT. GelATal Freight Agent 4. n. y Sc. r. ky.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

Baptist preaching in Prices Hall
next Sunday at ln>M. Sunday
School after. Let there be a full
attendance.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

CAsn. and the very highest market
price, always paid FOR good table
butter ut tho Norwegian store hy
a3tf THOMPSON 4 JOHNSON Bios.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

Fon SALE.-S Six good Cows, coming
In In July, Mt reasonable prices.
35tl Apply to JOSEPH ScHAFER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

National Rcformcr (German) will be
sent, postage paid, Two Months Tor
Ten Gents, to Introduce the paper,
but can not be renewed ut that I'll tc.
.Finnncc for Farmers" ind IS to-
rics for Workinxmen." Germ an
Grccnback Documents, will be mail
cd for 30 cents per 100. Address
Robert Schilling. ia Michigan
Street, Milwaukee Wis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

Bertrand il at 1t again. Read his
new AL. lie makes homely people
look we'll. Try him. wore u going to
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
The National Birthday.

Il to be appropriately commence
rated at Lourlcs. Paris township,
for the year of Grace 1881. II Is the
arrangement 10 have TN old fashion
Ell patriotic celebration, with music,
speeches, a bountcous feast Of good
things. aud a reunion of friends and
ncighhors, rs well. BILLS, with full
programme will DC furnished IN time
that all may SIC something Of the
intellectual and social feast that will
be spread out To those. who may dc
eide to spend the soming eth Of July
among the good people thercaway.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

We had a pleasant Gull from the
editor Of the Lime Springs Tribune,
Monday last,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

For sale at platt & O'Naliry's. TOO
mems all Linen Coats. at Is cts. Caa
and see them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

Try arr INT Meal T0ilcf Soap. 5
cakes IN a hnr. tor 10 cts. r. 60.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

Our Deputy Sheriff, Hugh Price
has been quite sick. Mr.. Lowry tells
us he Is slowly recovering.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
II may n,, he known 10 onr rca,l

he are seiiiaq good hand Lsai,i.c
sttaG hat. for IS cts. P.E U.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

STATE IN IONA.
Ssssrr c.,rNrs.
In the District 1suu 10 Scott County, State
III Iowa.
Try virtue II 4 Spslal execution issued frsM
tac ailsye oil the clerk q the District court "
Swift c~naty, STATE NJ Iowa Ia faNorof Richard
MSlcScN, and against y. Z. christensen,
aud Ann ChrtStianson, dated June ~ 1881,
aud TO Inc directed commanding me that ~ the
gso,lS> rllattclS stock ~ Interest Ia any cNnpa-
ny, dchs> due, property In the hands NJ third
lcfSOn~, lands aud teHesucntS (which Mr not
exempt by law from execution II the said
\, Z. Chrtstianson, make or cause 10 h. made
the sum " Two Thousand Scvcny-stx dollars
and twenty i've cents sfsls6.ss, and two hum.
drest dollars attorney tssS. with Interest and
20 te have icsted alsnn the following described
RAJ estate. lying aud Mtng situated In the
cosn,S al Howard and state Of Iowa. namely:
The >,nth-eass quarter NSl q section NJ
Il.Nl North range Nj. twelve tisl West q che
sh I. N.
Aud hereby give public notice that shall
otfer tor sale al public outcry' at the Court
Aoa>c d,aH Ia crcscs. cOanty ~. Howard and
state " lewsl, on
Friday July 18th, 1881.
between the hours Of oelock a IN. and torlock
n IN. ~ said ttas sale ~ coMmcnss' Al the hour
IL II y O'Clock u. IA. II Sati day. aud Viii scl q
the highest and hSt bidder therefor IN cash the
above described pFupcIty, 0r sufficient thereof
10 satisfy the above debt with interest and costs.
Dated tubs 10th dav III June 1851.
J. j. LOWRY,
sheriff u Howard county, Ia.
Press fee $50 3sts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
Friday July 18th, 1881.


STATE uF IOWA,
Ssufr COUNTY.
IN tho nl>ttlgt court ~ Scott County, State
OF Iowa
ny virtue OF special execution issued from
the otlitss uf the Clerk " the district court of
SCutt county. state ~ losa. In favor ot
Richani Mccsevcy, ami against Matthic~ Hence
dtca and Atylst-l RenAlica, dated June IA ISL,
and Ia Inv dtnSted commanding me that oi the
lany. debts due, property IN the hands VI third
lei,ln., lands and tenenen,S (which are moi
eAetnpt by law irM cAsNtioM " the said
NattLea ltenedlca. make or cause ID b. Masic
the rum ~ onc thousand thirty seven dollars
and nfty .cight cents ltlefs s., ana one hundred
and nitN dollars fltN attorney fees
with Interest and costs. have levird upOn the
following described real estate. lying aud bss.ng
ltusst.st III tAs count! u Howard and state oi
Iowa. namely:
The cast half Of the southwest quarter
,.a ~ ~vtion No thiry-SiN isa IN township No.
linsiy -eign, ~. North II range No. eleven (in
Me<; u The sth +. NJ.
Aud herhs give pubic notice that | shan
offer Tor sic Il public cutlery. at the 1omt
hauss. doer 10 treseo, County Of Howard aid
state " Iowa, on
Friday. July 18th, 1851,
between the hours III aoClock Il. IN. md asclak
y. IN. III the slid day-sae 10 commence al ths
hour ~ II o'slax 4. IA. N sttd day: and Wi.
sell 10 tn, Highest ..na hesi bidder therefor III
cash tie above Oes rlistt property. or kufii,1eas
lh,1ai Ia satisfy the above .iebt With intcrt Il
and suSts.
Dated this III, day af Inn. Is,l.
j. i. LOWRY. 3st2
efess ,ee. s'.Je sherin Of Howard County, Ia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

n nuuy m and Morphine caierScurst with
REDuu aus .atM by themselves. ScMd
. >,smr TOR particulars nr. RATE,
VI ~ W2 u North 1hNsNs -. Chicago.
EsnllAi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
NJ ARR AGE

:" "a N0AA
lsnsse fur hath AkAtN, t0r the married ana tho>e
contemplating m.frfasse II nrlstaAt. ia>.'inat,
ins lsN.l Il counselor iur tae hlss.oa IN ltc,,tth
sis.ase, aud the nysi,al ilie oI Nm and
Norman. pure IN ianSeS-r. and erslafsSa hN
A. u O,lS, tlse eldest Slecsta>i IN the NMtA-
West, Mha Win PAY A11oAD is every rsse
al private III ehi.nl< dtsssaSe III either SeN he
undertakes Alltl fSsls tOenie, sshd .wo ssah.l.S
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(. u RsN. 4 aslist home Cor sa,..s during enn,sh>
Mene RHAAer G0eAx lad trah,r af liHraltaal
Information, by CNMSsS, so eeAtS.
Or. a. G. DIN,
Kentucky Rock. e,i = tiark st. cAtsasa. IN.
N~suisyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
G. W. FOSTER,
Veterinary Surgeon,
CEEScO. IONA.

VIII s'Sc prompt attention 10 AL ealls fas hlS
services, fs,fas less so..abst. nats "a the san
~lshs HanSe Siss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
RlNGWORM.

Geo. W. Rr0wM. "A Marshall street. rraytsenre,
RI, eersl BY Gul.'sra Rtsa lis III u Rtias,
worm lii,isiur, Hts al Til. hl,hf~, which Slaisad
Nli over hfs ears, neck ana faee, ANA Ter SIX
Wears RESISTED Ill ktmis III tteatn.elt,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Entertainments.

Entertainments. An eseellsnt company, including Satan the Fire tion, is performing at the American Iheater this week. Good order and good performances are the that attend attest its growing popularity.
 HARRY MINER COMBINATION.
 Harry Miners Comedy Four Consolidation will ap pear at Peck's Grand Opera House Saturday evening next. The combination embraces many artists of lebrity, and attractive entertainment may be an ucipated.
 On Friday evening of this week Miss Emily Rigl the emotional actress, who has long held high rank in New York theaters, will appear at Pecks Grand Opera House in new play written expressly for her -"Her Atonement."
 R1cE's sURpA.sE PARTY
 For enc night only next Thursday evening, Rice's the musical comedy Babes in the Wood.~ This was always popular mixture and its new revision is said heretofore.
 sNELBAKER's CONSOLIDATION.
 Next Thursday evening Snelbaker's grand consoli- dation will appear at the Grand Opera House. This glance at advertisement will show large list of artists who stand way in the list of variety per formers. The performance concludes with new burlesque entitled Patience"
 OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
 At CarIIs Opera House on Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday afternoon will be presented the famous comedy eour American Cousin" with Mr. George Holland as t'Lord Dundreary." MT. Holland intimate friend of the late MT. Sothern, and Sotherns that it is hard to detect the difference An excellent company is promised in the support.
 FoRDs OPERA COMPANY.
 Last evening in the rendering of the amusing opera of "Billee Taylor,' the Ford Opera Company fully demonstrated it's ability to give highly gratifying entertainment. The opera has never been given in this city with such excellence and the audience thoroughly pleased. The orchestra was good one, and in several instances the popular numbers were several times repeated in response to hearty applause This evening the company will appear in 'The Mus keteers," comic opera by Louis Varney. It has been rendered in the East in English and will have attraction that account well for it's pretty airs comic situations and the witty dialogue which it is said to contain sThe scene is laid in France, and the action deals with monks, convent girls soldier lovers etc. large audience should be present. it will undoubtedly be rendered in very enioyable
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Aeal Gstatt.
TO RENT.

A Number of Good Houses at a Bargain. Prices ranging from $1. 400 to s17O0O. Can be seen at any time Money to Loan on City Property. 49 Church St., Room 5, Hoadley Building.
 Ofice open evenings. T To"CTNTT
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Officers Elected.

Humboldt Lodge No. 91, l. o. O. F.: Joseph Bertsche, N. G.; William Walter, V G.; Emanuel Buxbaum, recording secretary George Herpich, financial secretary; Herman Ssaebel, treasurer; E. Buxbaum and J. B Freysinger, board of directors of the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid.
 The officers elected by Ezel Lodge No. 3, K of F., last evening are as follows: F. O., J. McFadden; c. C., E. Cadwell V C., F. w Daubes; F., J. R. Pendleton; M of E., E. ". Curtis, jr.; M. of F., J. J. Skinner; K. of R and s., s. H. Holmes; trustee, A. Fl. Hurl burt; representatives to Grand Lodge, Ed Wines, George ". Bean.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Funeral of Elihu sperry.

The funeral of the late Elihu Sperry was attended from his late residence, No. TT Chapel street, yesterday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. At the funeral Rev. Mir. Marvin, of Woodbridge, oficiated, assisted by Deacon George F. Smith, both of whom spoke words of consolation to the mourning friends and relatives. A fine casket was provided by Mr. Keller, the undertaken, on which was plate bearing the word sFather," i" and about in the center was massive plate bearing the name of the deceased and his age, S2 years. At the foot was shield surmounted by a crown, on which was the inscription 'tRest in Peace. '' The inside of the casket was lined with black broeade silk. The pail bearers were John Richardson, J. Scoville, E. Reed and J. Platt. The remains were inferred in the family lot in the Woodbridge cemetery.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Has Commenced at Gays Grea
 SaIe- 2S5 Stafe Street.

Book Sale, 3s5 State Street.
 The books will be all packed in a few days, as the store is only engaged to January 1st. In the meantime while packing i'm mense bargains will be given. Now is the time to secure books at your own price. As they would rather sell at almost any price than pack, the books are all greatly reduced in price, and they expect the store crowded every day this week. Diaries reduced 25 per cent, Christmas and New Years cards 20 per cent in fact, sweeping reductions are the order of the day as it will not pay to store the stock until next Christmas. The books are all new and fresh and there still remains a fine collection at prices which would hardly pay for the paper and print.
 Waverley Novels, full calf, $6 50 per set. Webster's Dictionary, full sheep, $4.00.
 Dickens Works, full calf, $9 % per set. Spencer & Lossings History of the United States, vols. 1-2 morocco, steel engravings, $7.90 per set.
 Shakespeare, American standard edition, full calf, quarto steel engravings, published at $6.OO, for $3.75.
 Peoples Pronouncing and Defining Die tionary, based on standard authorities, pub ished at SC. %. for $3. co. History of All Religions, half morocco, published at 5000, for $3.75.
 History of All Religions, cloth published at $7.O0, for $2.5O.
 History of the United States, 8 critical re- view of the great Worlds Fair, by General Francis A. Walker, published at $6.5O. Our price $4 50.
 Shakespeare, full Turkey morocco, fine steel engravings. Published at $1O. Our price $6.
 Moore and Byron, full Turkey morocco, fine steel engravings. Published at $10. Our price SC.
 Shakespeare, half morocco. fine steel en- cravings Published at $7.5O. Our price $4. 50.
 America Illustrated, $1.75. Marion Harland's Cook Book, $1.40. Magazine of Art $l.9O. Magazine of Art, ? vols. in one, $3.75. Story of Enid, illustrated by Gustave Dore full folio, $3.25. Bunyan's Holy War and the following books at prices in proportion: Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy. The Popular Recreator. Peoples Christian Year. Esop's Fables, holiday edition, Illustrated. The Rag Fair, illustrated. Gems of Genius, holiday edition, illustra- ted
 Lossing's Book of the Hudson. Art and Artists in Connecticut. Our Village, by Mary Russell Milford. The Worlds Worship in Stone Josephus, vols. Works of Bulwer, Walter Scott, Mayne Reid, Thackeray, Fenimore Cooper and thou sands of others. All of the standard American and British poets in full Turkey morocco. Also full line of photograph, autograph and scrap albums Bibles and juvenile books Call immediately or the goods will be packed. Farren Bros. rolling spring bed, the cheap est and best. Salesroom 43O State street. Open evenings during the holidays.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
FIRE RECORD.

LONDON, Dec. 2s-Last evening panic occurred at Stansfield, Music Hall, Leeds. By plained manner the gas pendant caught fire and the audience made a rush. The police smashed in the doors and allowed the people to escape. However, many were injured, but none killed.
 Last night there panic in the Grecian Theater of this city, but appeal by the manager from the stage soon quieted the audience and the pantonime proc eeded without further Interruption
 BERLIN, Dec 27.-A false alarm of fire raised rushed ont pellmen No serious accident is report ed, although several persons were or less in iured.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28

FUN hENI,
 &fAsa nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin Bia Rock to rent for the season. Second noor, No. E.D 61 Asylum street, $10 :; 239 Congress avenue, $1l. For sale--A shore house and barn, large grounds, at Savin Rock. House has 21 in first class order and will be sold cheap Small safe soda fountain candy jars counters marble top tables show cases, awning, ice cream tables. A. W. HOLMES, je1S If Room B. 69 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
A Chapter of Accidents.

Rufus Wyncoop, brakeman on the New York, New Haven and Hartford road, had his right hand badly crushed while coupling cars at Stamford yesterday morning. He was brought to New Haven.
 The Adams Express train due in this city at midnight struck and instantly killed man walking on the track near Westport, Satur- day night. He was thrown against switch house.
 The Housatonic through freight which left Bridgeport at nine o'clock Monday evening ran into Blue Line freight car about three quarters of 8 mile below Newtown on the main track. The collision broke the engine's head light, smashed the pilot, and broke the end of the car, but did not disable it SO but what it could ha run ta tha station
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Corset Hands Wanted.

Experienced BOners and
 Learners. Steady Work and Highest
 Wages.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
An Excftsnr Chase.

An exciting race took place on the east shore few days since, the result of which has not been made public. Landlord Buell.,
 of the Forbes House, with couple of his friends, slaughtered three hogs. and the oc- of the animals had been successfully dis patched, and the third one was about to meet his doom, when he changed his mind sudden- ly and started for the Cove woods at 2:4O gait. The trio chased the porker, and after
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28

run of four and q half miles two of them hunted an hour and finally found him. On avordupois is a little against him in long race, was found sitting on fence out of breath and out of patience. His friends seem to think he will not hear the last of it foy r0roa f;rna
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Great Sale.
waoear Eoo dozen Dent AI

We offer 800 dozen Dent, Allbroft & Co.'s London made glove for ladies and gents in kid, dogshin, castor, lined and unlined. with the latest improvements in wrist fastenings
 They are our own importation, but arrived too late for the holidays, consequently we of fer them now at 25 per cent. less than in1- port price, namely, $1 and $1.50 per pair. They are positively worth twice the price quoted. Parties in the habit of driving will find this rare chance to purchase the best driving glove in the world at less than half price. E. VALLEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Serfous Infurv bvn FalI.

Yesterday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock man named Stephen Hoadlsy was passing down St. John street, and when Atwatsrs block he either fell walked into open door admitting to the hatch way and fell to the hard basement floor below. He WAS taken out by Vim E. Coolidge and others, and under direction of the police taken hospi- taL It was found that his right thigh was broken and his face badly bruised and cut The injured man was old soldier and boarded with William Ellis East street. The latest accounts from the hospitallas evening that the injured man =aa doing well and would probably recover.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
The Loss of Eleven Rargss.

Fourteen barges belonging to the New Haven Transportation company were taken in tow last Friday from Jersey City. Eleven and Norwalk Islands in the gale. The tug was provided with masts and sails, and get ting the latter in working order, the tug reached Oyster Bay with the remaining barges. Captain Wickes, of barge No. A, was washed from his boat and drowned
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Personal,

Ex-Governor Hubbard intends before long making long visit to Europe.
 Henry N. Hoadley, Branford farmer, aged 25, died Sunday morning Dr. Charles W. Gaylord attended him and says that he had typhoid fever, seemed to improve, re- lapsed, and then some symptoms of smallpox were discovered. A private burial by night fnllnRed
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Scores in the Nnnis walk,

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The score at 12 o'clock in the six days walk was Hart 221, Krohne 1sO, Howard POT, Fitzgerald 223, Cox 1S6, LaCouse 213, Elson 1S0, Herty 205, Ed wards 159, Normac POT. Howard 2O7 Fitzgerald 226, Cox 18e, La Couse PIT, Bison 1S0, Herty POS, Edwards 150 Normac POT
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Board of Aldermen.
Final Meeting of the Year-Concluding g
 Business-CompHment Resolutions to Retiring 0Hicers-Mayor Robertson's

Final Meeting of the Year-ConcIuding
 Business-Comp1iment Resolutions
 to Retiring 0Aicers-Mayor Robertson's
 VaIedictory.
 The final meeting of the Board of Aldermen for the year 1881 (which special one) was held last evening, His Honor Mayor Robertson presiding The Board called to order at 755 o'clock thirteen AL dermen being present.
 Report of the joint special committee water stating that the contract with the New Haven Water company had been signed and recommending that five hundred copies be printed for distribution i; passed.
 Report of ,he Street committee de gate at Munson street, the N. H. & N. R. R., and recommending that same be erected; passed.
 Report of the Board of Public Works favoring the widening and extension of Temple street passed
 s. L. Blatchley and eons and others petition for permission to open street called Bright street, was passed.
 Report of the Committee on Building Lines on Lamberton street, between Cedar street and West river passed
 Report of the Board of Public Works de layout of Fillmore street was read and the layout as recom- mended was adopted in concurrence.
 Thanks to Alderman Waddock as president of the Board for his services were passed. His Honor the Mayor returned suitable parting words to the body, which were heard with great at tention.
 resolution complimentary to the Mayor for the Alterations of the Board of Aldermen was passed unanimously. complimentary resolution was then passed to City Clerk Piggot for the able manner in which he had recorded the proceedings of the Board. Alderman Sheldon then presented resolution complimentary the retiring members of the Board man of the Street committee (Baldwinl. He also eulogized Alderman Drisco1l, whom he termed the leader of the Democratic side In conclusion Alder man Sheldon moved that the resolution be voted was so ordered The resolution was passed unani- mously and the Board adjourned sine de.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Fine Art Bargains.

have no time to remark my stock, but am willing to offer special prices on framed pictures and bric-a-brac for the next week or two.
 Those who visited my store before Christ mas will readily believe that have not a sim gle item of trash to dispose of, but good and desirable goods are offered at very low prices. Those who wish to buy will do well to im- prove the opportunity to buy at great ad- vantage, E. CUTLER.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
Hoods Sarsaparflla

Is designed to meet the wants of those who need a medicine to build them up, give them an appetite purify their blood and oil up the machinery of their bodies. No other article takes hold of the system and hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsaparilla. It works like magic, reaching every part of the human body through the blood, giving to all renew. ed life and energy. $1 bottle six for $5-
 Write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names of ladies that have been restored to perfect health by the use of her Vegetable Con- pound. It is a positive cure for the most stubborn cases of female weakness.
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC JoTTINGs.

An explosion occurred Monday at West Point, va the steamer West Point plying between that plao and Baltimofe. It resulted in the total destruction of the boat and the loss of 19 lives.
 Mr. Forster. chief secretary for Ireland, in reply ing to the recommendation of meeting of English liberals to release the Land Lsaguers ai writes that the state of Ireland cannot justify any such